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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1951
Page
7
Mrs Mary Virginia Carroll of Camden and Mr James William Hopkins Jr of Felton Del were quietly married Saturday evening July 14 by Rev W L Jump. Mr and Mrs Seamans were the only attendants. The couple will reside near Frederica.
In Collins Park Wilmington Manor Gardens and nearby towns families visit relatives and celebrate births. Several guests travel from Burrsville and Philadelphia to visit John Melvin and Susan Noble relatives. New fathers announce births at Memorial Hospital Easton and Fort Benning Hospital. Several trips and visits across North East Lewes and Denton are noted along with church and conference links.
Mrs Charles DeFord and family hosted visits in Reading Pennsylvania and Denton guests in the area. Mrs Anne West of Denton stayed with Miss Jean Fleming. Numerous relatives from Baltimore New York Smithsburg Williamsport Wilmington and Chestertown visited area households last week and over Sunday. Lt William S Thompson's family received a cable confirming his safe arrival in Germany.
In loving memory of dear sister Jeanette Price Hobbs who departed this life ten years ago today July 23 1941 Rest in peace dear sister It s sweet to breathe your name In life I loved you dearly In death I do the same Mary E Mellard
Greensboro native Thomas C. Eveland has been notified by the Army of his promotion from Major to Lieutenant Colonel effective July 7. Eveland, who entered service in 1910, served stateside until 1916 then a three year tour in Germany before returning to duty in Washington and Baltimore. He and his wife reside in Greensboro. Also in town news, engagements, move notices, visits, and family events are noted, including births and social calls. An Agricultural Experiment Station report from Lexington, Kentucky, shows land red clover treated with DDT produced higher seed yield than untreated clover.
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