Denton Tunes Delight At Miss Faulkner Recital
Denton pupils under Miss Betty Faulkner performed a May 28 recital at the Church of the Brethren. The program featured Mary Towers, Rowland Holsinger, Mary Kay Adams, Kathy Lane, Joanne Allston, Susan Trice, and Mr. Russell Hall with selections spanning Sa, Brahms, Chopin, Handel, and others. Several local families and friends attended. a closing thanks honored the pupils and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Faulkner
Church of the Brethren
Denton
Mary Towers
Lady Moon
Bonnie
Mary
Rowland Holsinger
Humpty Dumpty
Diddle
Twinkle
Twinkle Little Star
America
London Bridge
Mary Kay Adams
Mary Kay Sheeley
Barbara Joan Reed
Kathy Lane
Musetta
Edward MacDowell
Joanne Allston
Frederick Chopin
George Frederick Handel
Maxwell Eckstein
Schubert
Susan Trice
Susan
Tschaikowsky
Peter Tschaikowsky
Russell Hall
Miss Faulkner
Hall
Peabody School of Music
Peabody
Smyrna
Del
Death of 7 month old Kemp in Ridgely
Joseph M Kemp Jr infant son of Mr and Mrs Joseph M Kemp Sr Ridgely died May 27 after sudden illness at home. He is survived by two sisters Bonnie Lou and Marilyn Ann. Funeral services were held May 31 at 3 30 pm Rawlings Boulais Funeral Home Easton Memorial Hospital died at Easton Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Maucere
Lewis T. McNeal
Germany
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Mauceres
New York
Denton
R. B. Maucere
J. Donald Laramore
Caroline Kay
Easton Hospital
Eddie Smith
Cheryl and
Johnnie
New Jersey
Olaf Smith
Hulda Butler
Elva Smith
Ruth Reynolds
G. H. Rue
Grace Palen
Jessie Merriken
Maryland
Wbal-Tv
Mary K. Morris
Miami
Fla
William H. Carter
Harry Phelps
Cambridge
H. P. Flowers
Gladys Young
Ivon Morton
Easton
Marguerite Brubaker
Patsy Spence
Laura Wyatt
Milford
Ernie Miller
Salamatia
N. Y
Woodrow Cannon
Helen Reynolds
Seaford
Walter Wyatt
Essington
Claude Wheatley
Richard North
Jeff
Claymont
Edna B. Green
Baltimore
Set
Robert Snyder
Aimie
Richie
Linda
John
Boston
Mass
Joseph M. Kemp
Joseph M. Kemp Jr
Joseph M. Kemp Sr
Ridgely
Easton Memorial Hospital
Bonnie Lou
Marilyn Ann
Rawlings-Boulais
Former Hurlock mayor William H. Pitts dies at 73
William H. Pitts, 73, a former three term mayor of Hurlock and longtime Dorchester County Democratic leader, died Thursday night in Easton Memorial Hospital after a heart attack at home. His wife Fannie Phillips Pitts died May 14. He is survived by three daughters, four grandchildren, and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Pitts
Hurlock
Easton Memorial Hospital
Dorchester County
Fannie Phillips Pitts
Bell Haven
Fitchie Mason
Seaford
Del
Roy Travers
Lee Walston
Denton
Carl Shufelt
Federalsburg
Ernest Bell
Mildred Pitts
Pitts Kept Faithful Service at First Baptist Hurlock
The obituary notes the late Mr. Pitts and his brother C. Robert of Hurlock. Services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. in First Baptist Church in Hurlock where he had served as a deacon and church school teacher for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Robert
Hurlock
First Baptist Church
Pitts
Clinton Scott Farmer Dies After Long Harrington Career
Clinton Scott 70 longtime Harrington area farmer died Wednesday May 27 at Veterans Hospital Elsmere. He is survived by widow Nellie two sons Norman Greensbor o Ray Harrington two daughters Gladys Kinnamon Greensboro and Betty Clark Harrington a sister Blanche Scott four brothers Arthur Fred William and Howard all of Denton and eight grandchildren. Services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. Pilgrim Holiness Church Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Scott
Harrington
Veterans Hospital
Elsmere
Nellie
Norman
Greensboro
Ray
Gladys Kinnamon
Betty Clark
Blanche Scot
Arthur
Fred
William
Howard
Denton
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Funeral services held for Federalsburg civic leader
Wilmer S Noble 79 retired banker and civic leader of Federalsburg died Sunday at his son Wilmer S Noble Jr home in Martinsville Virginia. He had lived in St Petersburg Florida after retirement and recently moved to live with his son. He was treasurer of Federalsburg Fire Co for many years and active in Masonic organizations. Survived by widow Louise Hatfield Noble and son, services were held Tuesday afternoon at Frampton Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer S. Noble
Federalsburg
Martinsville
Virginia
St. Petersburg
Fla
Federalsburg Fire Co
Louise Hatfield Noble
Frampton Funeral Home
Deborah King Reber Dies At 87 In Lebanon Pa
Mrs Deb orah King Reber 87 wife of Aaron C Reber of Sebring Fla formerly of Caroline County died Sunday May 31 at daughter Ada Gingrich home in Lebanon Pa Funeral services were held June 4 at 2 p m in Palmyra Pennsylvania Church of the Brethren She leaves her husband a daughter and several stepchildren including Rev Jesse D Reber Minerva Storm Rufus Reber Phares Reber Hylton Reber plus a brother David F King and numerous nieces and nephews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carlton
West Point
Mary Cook
Easton
Wilmer Johnson
Charles V. Moore
Haddonfield
N. J
Etta Henry
Dover
Lola Howard
Linwood
John Howard
Alonzo Howard
Mabel Griswold
Montrose
George A. Culver
George Culver
New Jersey
Loftis
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Robert Jester
Esther McCreary
Sam Martin
Lois Rust
Esther Coulby
Ruth Collins
Clifford Scruggs
Seaford
Douglas Lynch
Rehoboth
Richard
Ronnie Martin
Baltimore
Herbert S. Martin
J. Herbert McAllister
Charlotte
Pilgrim Holiness Church Missionary Society
Denton Camp Ground
Leland Short
Salisbury
Salisbury State College
Leland T
Richard Hall
University Hospital
J. Roland Chaffinch
Harry Clark
J. Carroll Waldeck
Nags Head
N. C
L. Jay Smith
K. T. Everngain
Earl M. Crouse
Warren Howell
W. S. Carroll
George Lowe
C. C. Merriken
Wm. G. Towers
Raymond Lutz
Eastern Shore
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Donald L. Watson
Donna Lou
Lynne
Sherwood Park II
Wilmington
M. C. Watson
Ip. C. Kearney
Beltsville
Robert Rogers
Francis M. Rogers
Deborah King Reber
Aaron C. Reber
Sebring
Fla
Caroline County
Ada Gingrich
Lebanon
Levi
Sarah Franz King
Denton
Palmyra
Church of the Brethren
Jesse D. Reber
Harrisburg
Minerva Storm
Rufus Reber
Washington, D. C
Phares Reber
Hollywood
Hylton Reber
Jonesboro
David F. King
Florida
Roy Cherry
Ridgely
Clifton Crouse
Queen Anne
Ella Carter Hosts Caroline County Garden Club Meeting
Miss Ella Carter presided at the Caroline County Garden Club gathering on May 29 led by president Mrs. A. T. Blades. A June covered dish luncheon may be held at Martinak State Park near Denton. Guest speaker Roy Reichhold of Milford discussed rose care and the Peace rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Carter
Caroline County
Roses Talk Highlights Planting and Care Tips
Mr Reichhold delivers guidance on spacing sun exposure and weekly spray for black spot. He urges evening watering and fall banking and trimming to encourage bushier growth. Monthly feeding until August follows, then Mrs Davis judges rose arrangements by club members.
St Luke's Vacation Bible School Plans Set
St Luke's Methodist Church schedules Vacation Bible School from June 15 to 26, 9 to 11 a.m. daily. Pre-registration on June 14 during Sunday School. open to children 2 years through 6th grade with no charge. Theme Jesus, The Promised Saviour. An offering supports Maryland Council of Churches for underprivileged children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Jesus
Maryland Council of Churches
St. Luke's
Soroptimists Plan Final Dinner Meeting in June
Caroline County Soroptimist Club schedules its final dinner meeting of the club year for June 11 at 6:30 p.m. in the Choptank Electric Cooperative meeting room. Kathryn Stinson of Washington D C will install officers for the coming year including President Rose Mary Rye and Vice President Janet Hutson. Guests include five Salisbury members led by Doris Calcott Salisbury Times editor Mary Cobb and Ruth Trumpower of Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Choptank Electric Cooperative
South Atlantic
Kathryn Stinson
Washington, D. C
Rose Mary Rye
Janet Hutson
Violet Boulais
Claire Kaufman
Jerry Kirby
Emma Ritchie
Frances Marvel
Grace Palen
Eleanor Fleetwood
Salisbury
Doris Calcott
The
Salisbury Times
Mary Cobb
Washington Club
WEMD
Easton
Ruth Trumpower
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Denton Society
Frank Towers
Arthur Scott, Sr
Paul Scott
Lillie Kershaw
VFW
Caroline Memorial
Mary Zarco
Madeline Downs
Dorothy Bilbrough
Kitty Bilbrough
Lea Hubbard
Margaret Dobson
Stella Ludwig
Pauline Butler
Isabelle Beers
Fourth
John Biffle
John Welding
Caroline iPost
William E. Downs
Harry Starkey
Donald Pepper
Alex Deusa
Nick Laramore
Frank Zareo
Wilson Thornton
J. Virgil. Moore
Charles V. Moore Denton
Wilmer S. Noble, SR
County Garden Club
Westinghouse
Gerardi Bros. Appliance
Miss Carter
Mrs. Blades
St. Luke’s Church
Soroptimists
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Lewis & Wright
Lions Park
Eastern Shore Rock and Mineral Society
Mrs
Howard Engle
Lockerman High School
North Caroline High School
E. E. Streets Memorial Post
Caroline Cotillion Club
Tidewater Inn
Lewis Wright
Market St
Nie
Wsparbpe
Aef
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