Sculley Watson Wedding in Ridgely Methodist Church
Miss Joanna Elizabeth Sculley of Wilmington wed Donald Lewis Watson of Wilmington in a Sunday ceremony at Ridgely Methodist Church. The double ring rite featured candlelight and white floral arch. attendees included family from Denton and Wilmington. Post nuptial reception followed. both graduates of Caroline High School and Golden-Beacom. The couple will reside at 1008 Jefferson Street, Wilmington, Delaware after a honeymoon at Rehoboth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson—Sculley
Joanna Elizabeth Sculley
Wilmington
John Sculley
Ridgely
Donald Lewis Watson
Millard C. Watson
Denton
Ridgely Methodist Church
Wison Davis
Ridgely Church
John E. French
First Methodist Church
Donald E. Callahan
Hansen Hoffman
Patricia Ann Mfessick
Barbara Deen
Salisbury
Dover
Caroline High School
Golden-Beacom
Equitable Trust Company
Storm’s
Rehoboth
Personal notices and social updates from Caroline County
Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Nuttle and children relocate near Easton. Lloyd Harris welcomed daughter Susan Mae on July 17 at Memorial Hospital Easton. Pvt. Louis E. Griffith plans overseas duty in Europe after furlough with parents. Bayonne New Jersey guests visit the Price family. Several locals visit Rehoboth Beach and Ocean City. Mr. and Mrs. Nuttle travel to Denver for a National REA Convention. Memorial notices for Robert Leo Meginney. Classifieds section entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Harris
Susan Mae
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Louis E. Griffith
Roland Griffith
Europe
Fred Kuhl
Dorothy
Walter Kaminski
Bayonne
N. J
Mack C. Price
W. E. Roe
Town
Baltimore
Walter B. Palmer
Virginia
Paul Wagner
Gary Lee
Mechanicsburg
Willoughby Nowell
Tayloe Lewis
Rehoboth
Dorothy Jump
Ocean City
Madge Jump
M. G. Smith
Wyoming
Del
Betty Beauchamp
Newnam Cottage
Henry Gelletly
Michael and
Gary
Detroit
Michigan
A. G. Gelletly
Lucy Garey
Frederic N. Nichols
Dawson O. George
Mildred Bareford
Henry Bareford, Jr
Rose Zimmerly
Frank
Zimmerly
McGuire Veterans Hospital
Richmond
Garrett New and Children
Tappannock
Charles H. Morrison
James C. Lee
Joseph H. Johnson
C. M. Willis
Towson
Winfield Nichols
Ellen Carter
Ernest Lord
California
Ernest, Jr
Mary Lou Ragland
M. K. Newnam
Edwin H. Ragland, Jr
Robert Orrell
Pasadena
Denton
Greensboro
Arthur L. Rairigh
Susan
Jonathan
Madison
Norman L. Rairigh
George Butler
Beatrice Williams
New England
Olin Melvin
New Jersey
Cornelia Carroll
Marie Todd
Viola Todd
Dorothy Stevens
Stevie
Bertha Maloney
Mamie Torrode
Ruth Collins
Lillian Willey
Olevia Lord
Etta Mae Willey
James E. Harris
Atlantic City
Robert L. DeFord
Fort MecClelan
Alabama
Burrrsville Sunday School Picnics and Visits
The Burrrsville area reports church groups hosting picnics at Garland Lake and Tolchester Beach after noon and evening sessions. Local residents and visitors from Philadelphia to Orlando share visits with families in Rock Hall Salisbury Clayton and Beverly as August gatherings are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley and Hickman
Garland Lake
Union
Tolchester Beach
Leslie Spence
Fred Good
Rock Hall
Harold Hopkins
Jean
Chester
Howard Hopkins
Pauline
Walter Gough
Orlando
Fla
H. A. Porter
Fred Lewis
Lula Lewis
Salisbury Hospital
Lulu Pusey
WSCS
Wesley Church
Martin Pusey
Barbara
Jean Perry
Near New Castle
Del
Marie Kohland
Philadelphia
Charles Welch
Omar J. Mitchell
Myrtle Mitchell
Edward Lewis
Mt. Holly
N. J
Lewis Meredith
Joyce
George Luff
Beverly
Roland Draper
Fred Thawley
Little Son
John Richards
Henderson
Clayton
Deaths of John G. Poore former Willow Grove resident
John Gooden Poore aged 65 died in New York after months of poor health. Services were held at Greensboro at his brother W Byron Poore's home with Rev. Ray W. Kirwan. Burial followed in Greensboro cemetery. Survived by widow Edna Poore and five grandchildren, plus son Dr John B. Poore and daughters Mrs William Kato and Miss Nancy Poore, and siblings Paul Poore Lovenia Schneider Nellie Reed Nola Sipple.
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Robert Leo Meginney
Caroline County
St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Greensboro
Meginney
Denton
Samuel E
Lucinda Arrington Meginney
Talbot County
Lillian Pippin
Harry T. Slaughter
Easton
Parker Neginney
Reading
James A. Wise
Carlton V. West, Sr
Edward E. Sparks
William E. Andrew
Isaac F. Andrew
Oscar Kelley
John Gooden Poore
New York
Willow Grove
Del
W. Byron Poore
Ray W. Kirwan
Trinity Methodist Church
Goldsboro
Greensboro Cemetery
Poore
Edna Poore
John B. Poore
Charlottesville
William Kato
Blacksburg
Nancy Poore
Chicago
Paul Poore
Philadelphia
Lovenia Schneider
Woodside
Nellie Reed
Felton
Nola Sipple
Denton Pastor Honored At Farewell Reception
The Rev William R Dudley longtime Denton Pilgrim Holiness Church pastor and his wife were honored at a farewell reception at the parsonage on East Market Street last Tuesday. Dudley, a former Philippine Islands missionary, will lead the Pilgrim Holiness Camp near Denton through August 3 and deliver his final sermon August 12 before joining a new pastorate in Arlington Virginia. He will be succeeded by Rev Greer Baker of Harrington. The piece also notes that hand blown means glassware blown by human lungs and mentions a hippopotamus may be 14 feet long and weigh 3 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sculley
Watson
Joseph Harrington
Edward Jones
Federalsburg
Charles Anderson
Philip E. Nuttle
Frank Fountain
Hattie Peters
Collingdale
Clem Melaney
George Fountain
Hobbs
Journal Classifieds
Burrsville
John G. Poore
Dudley
Greer Baker
Harrington
Smokey
Kline
Hillsboro
Dink Quillen
Rampmeyer
Joe Simpson
Floyd R. Aden
Denton, Md
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