Denton Couple Wed in St Luke's Methodist Ceremony
Miss Mary Jean Cole and K Thomas Everngam Jr were married at St Luke's Methodist Church Denton in a double ring rite performed by Rev Dr John E French. The bride wore an heirloom gown of faille taffeta with alencon lace. The reception followed at the Denton Woman's Club. The couple will reside in Easton after a wedding trip.
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Mary Jean Cole
William A. Cole
Denton
K. Thomas Everngam
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
John E. French
Cambridge
First Methodist Church
Denton Woman’s Club
Sarah Eleanor Everngain
Lois Dill
Felton
Del
Robert Dean
Greensboro
Dottie Flowers
Fishing Creek
James Smith
Arlington
John W. Asher III
Gary Everngam
Silver Spring
Cole
Erngain
Mrs. Everngam
Easton
the Granger, Faw and Co
Denton couple marks fortieth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs John H Howard celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with open house at home. Three children and spouses hosted the event for more than one hundred guests. They married June 17 1922 at Denton with Rev Lewis Adams officiating.
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J. Leon Towers
Federalsburg
John A. Howard
Easton
James A. Mandrell
Denton
Mrs. Howard
Lewis Adams
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Rev. Adams
Elkton
Howard
Cooper Furniture Co
Conover Crouse announce Laura Jane Crouse wed Sheldon Lewis
Mr and Mrs T Conover Crouse announce the marriage of their daughter Laura Jane to Mr Sheldon O Lewis son of Mr and Mrs Oren Lewis of Greensboro The ceremony was performed by Rev Raymond Kerwin an uncle of the groom in Houston Del during the Easter holidays Members of the immediate families were present.
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T. Conover Crouse
Laura Jane
Sheldon O. Lewis
Oren Lewis
Greensboro
Raymond Kerwin
Houston
Del
Frances D Smith and Allen L Moore wed in Greenwood
The wedding of Miss Frances D Smith and Mr Allen L Moore, both of Greenwood, occurred Thursday evening June 14 at the home of Rev W L Jump. Attendants were Miss Joyce Smith and Mr James Johnson. The couple will reside in Greenwood where he is employed.
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Ruth Figgs
Baltimore
Linda Nowell
Loyal Sons
Samuel Nowell
Frances D. Smith
Allen Lee Moore
Greenwood
W. L. Jump
Joyce Smith
James Johnson
Deaths Mrs Sarah Jane Ford Hartly widow dies at 88
Mrs Sarah Jane Truitt Ford widow of Walter D. Ford of Hartly Delaware died early Monday at her daughter’s home in Federalsburg She was 88 and had been ill for years After living summers in Hartly she spent winters with daughters Mrs Paul Coudright of Wyoming and Mrs Wilmer Fell Davis in Federalsburg She was a long time member of Downes Chapel Methodist Church Survived by three grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services were held Thursday from Williamson Funeral Home Burial was in the I O O F Cemetery Camden Delaware
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Sarah Jane Truitt Ford
Walter D. Ford
Hartly
Del
Wilmer Fell Davis
Federalsburg
Ford
Paul Coudright
Wyoming
Davis
Downes Chapel Methodist Church
Harry Moor
Clayton
Paul Jenkins
Pittsburgh
Wilmer Fell Davis, Jr
Williamson
Edna Waddell Rites Held For Eastern Shore Native
Funeral services for Edna W. Waddell were held Saturday morning. The Caroline County native, born June 3, 1891, died Monday in Indianapolis. Rev. P. K. Foster officiated at Newnam Funeral Home Eas ton. She was the widow of Scott Waddell and is survived by four children: Mrs. Philip Platter of Springfield Missouri, Mrs. Allen Ward and James of Brownsburg, and Stewart of Indianapolis.
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Eastern Shore
Indianapolis
P. K. Foster
Presbyterian Church
Newnam
Easton
Television notes from 1962 63 season lineups and debuts
Edie Adams to headline eight half hour music and comedy shows on ABC TV for 1962 63 with debut set for Sunday October 21 under sponsor Reading Room. CBS will present a new reading promotion for ages 8 to 12 starting September 22. M G M reports a hit film Lolita starring Mason Winters Sellers Lyon based on Nabokov novel. Johnny Hartman praised as rising baritone at Chicago Playboy Club. Guiding Light marks 10th anniversary June 30 with Demming Theo Goetz and Bauer on board since inception. Radio TV News Reel notes U S Steel renews CBS Wednesday night series produced by Theatre Guild. Captain Gallant returns NBC Saturday mornings September 29 with Buster Crabbe and Clint Walker in supporting roles.
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Vladimir Nabokov
Johnny Hartman
Chicago
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Theo, Goetz
Charita Bauer
Radio-Tv
U. S. Steel
The
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Captain Gallant
Buster Crabbe
Foreign Legion
Nbc-Tv
Clint Walker
Cheyenne
Death notice for Earl S. Starkey of Marydel at 68
Earl S Starkey of Marydel died Sunday at Memorial Hospital Easton aged 68. He was a member of the Marydel Volunteer Fire Company and Marydel Lions Club. He is survived by two daughters Mrs Lawrence Sylvester Goldsboro and Mrs Herman Starkey Sadlersville, a son Harry E Starkey Marydel, and four grandchildren. Services were held Tuesday afternoon from Rawlings Boulais Funeral Home. Interment was in Templeville Cemetery.
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Clarence Wastler
Francis Yeates
Marvin MacDonald
Denton-Greensboro
Charles D. Todd
Mary Elizabeth
Ollie Todd
Easton
Fred Love
Vincent Love
Wilmington
Wilson Smith
Double Hills Homemakers’ Club
Carlton Towers
Dan Hignutt
Anna
Margaret
Billy
Carol
Yvonne
Sadie Ann
David
Earl Hignutt
Edna Doran
Frank Murphy
Denton
Lawrence Hignatt
Chester
L. Stevens Browne
Timothy
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cobb Island
Eugene Spence
Patsy
Marguerite Brubaker
New York
Pennsylvania
O. F. Smith
J. K. McCaslan
Tucson
Arizona
C. W. Kidd
Wichita Falls
Texas
J. K. Fullerton
Oildale
California
John W. Eckstorm, Jr
Robin Jean
Stevensville
Clarence E. Beauchamp
Mildred Beauchamp
Miss Beauchamp
Maple Crest
Bertha Miller
Reese Brown
Lester Smith
Arthur Nuttle
Robert Binebrink
Binebrink
Salisbury
C. E. Beauchamp
Seventh Street
Delvale Ice Cream Company
Earl S. Starkey
Marydel
Memorial Hospital
The
Lawrence Sylvester
Goldsboro
Herman Starkey
Sadlersville
Harry E. Starkey
Retirement merchant George L Cherry dies at 82
George Lewis Cherry 82 retired merchant died Sunday at his son Roland Cherry’s home in Ridgely. Survived by daughter Mrs Joseph Rice of Queen Anne, brother Roy of Ridgely, three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Member of Ridgely Church of the Brethren. Services held at Moore Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon led by Rev Roy Judy. Interment in Greensboro Cemetery.
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George Lewis Cherry
Roland
Ridgely
Joseph Rice
Queen Anne
Roy
Cheyenne Show Returns for Eighth Season on ABC
Bodie aids justice in the West as The Cheyenne Show resumes September 24 on ABC TV at its usual Monday night slot. NBC icon Bob Hope will be the third entertainer awarded a congress authorized gold medal by the Treasury, for services to country and peace. Jack Began named European Producer for ABC News with Paris HQ. Warren Hull’s series renamed from Face to Face to Who in the World.
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NBC
Bob Hope
Congress
Treasury Department
Jack Began
ABC News
Paris
Warren Hull
Elbow based cubit measures from elbow to finger tip
The text claims the cubit spans from the elbow to the middle finger tip and links the Royal cubit to the pyramids at 2014 inches, while the Jewish cubit is described as 18 inches, associated with Noah's Ark.
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