Local social notes mix visits and events across Greensboro
Mrs Margaret Booker and Mrs Lucy Waters of Barclay visit Mrs Rebecca Godwan at Cahall Guest Home. Mr and Mrs Byard Cahall host dinner in honor of Mr Edwards birthday. Numerous visits across Winterthur Wilmington Lewes Del and Bruceville Md. Includes travel by Bernard Dewey to St Louis for Pet Milk, births at Kent General Hospital, and a bake sale and dressings drive at Hillsboro Queen Anne Methodist Church. Also mentions Girl Scout troops organized in Greensboro and P T A leadership nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Booker
Lucy Waters
Barclay
Rebecca Godwan
Cahall
Byard Cahall
Hubert Dill
Frances Wright
Magnolia
Smith Edwards
Felton
Edwards
Lee Kale
Wintertheur
Wilmington
Kale
Edward Ege
Keen Saulsbury
Lewes
Del
Bernard Dewey
St. Louis
Pet Milk Co
Charles Miller
Brooklyn
N.Y
Rtd
John Stempel
Jarvis
South Main Street
Easton
Methodist Parsonage
Lynn Watts
Bruceville
Vernon Blades
E.W. Pitman
James Poole
Bel Air
Robert H. Wright
Jeffery Dana
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Louis Taylor
Spencer - Failing
Samuel Carrow
Eulas Murphy
Hursey Porter
Thos. L. Jarvis
Roland Taylor
John Boulais
Roland Bates
William Minner
Mary K. Porter
Mae Pippin
Town
Annapolis
Women’s Democratic Club
Hammond Hardware House
Senate
Legislature
Capital
Caroline County
P.T.A
Dig
Greensboro
V.F.W
Calvin Welch
Church Hill
Jackie Blades
Denton
Norman Welch
Marion Welch
Frankie
Amos Wyat
Frank Boys
Bridgeville
BRX
Kenny
Amy
Carol Hastings
Wyatt
Ismory Fountain Walston Dies, Denton Fire Chief
Ismory Fountain Walston 52 long time Denton fire chief died Tuesday in Easton Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. WWII veteran worked in State Roads Commission Caroline County office in Denton. Survived by son Emory Lee mother Sally P Walston sister Mrs Frank Covey stepdaughter Mrs Beverly Angerer. Services Saturday at Denton Episcopal Church with Masonic rites at Moore Funeral Home. Interment in Denton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismory Fountain Walston
Denton
Easton Memorial Hospital
Walston
State Roads Commission
Caroline County
Emory Lee
Sally P. Wal- Ston
Frank Covey
Easton
Beverly Angerer
Silvis
Local Notables Listed In Denton Page Three
A long roster of residents and local figures is printed for Denton Maryland and surrounding towns including Boston, Mrs. Carl Vouli son, Ernest Collins, Sarah Murphy, Edward Scott, and many others with affiliations to Denton Southern States Coop and local institutions. Anonymous donation listed as $40.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Journal
Denton
Maryland
Boston
Carl Vv. Voulison
Ernest J. Collins
Sarah M. Murphy
Edward L. Scott
Clarence Towers
Pearl V. Taylor
Edns E. Neal
Elizabeth Fleetwood
Annie C. Ireland
Lovie Carroll
D. E. Kelly
Ryland C. Crow
Pearl S. Doenig
F. M. Rogers
John H. Howard
Chas W. Griffith
Wm. A. Dempsey
Harvey G. Harris
James A. Williams
Paul Hulliger
Robert D. Maloney
Fred R. Love
Gadow Bros
James Stark
Wilming M. Neighbors
W. Woodward Cannon
Lemuel Reed
W. T. Nichols
William T. Cannon
Pearl L. McAllister
Morgan E. Williams
Wm. H. Carter
Helen M. Reese
David & Marie Taylor
Thomas Everagam
Federalsburg
John MacDonald
Pierce Adams
Caroline Farms
Textron
J. E. Bailey & Son, Inc
Eva M. Lyden
G.P. Everngam
Lester K. Everngam
Greensboro
Herman S. Cade
Fletcher
Mrs. Ella Frazier obituary near Denton
Ella Frazier 95 died Saturday at her daughter Mrs. Gilbert Segar Sr. home near Denton She was widow of Robert Frazier Survived by two grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services held Tuesday at 2 at Moore Funeral Home Denton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicey Ella Frazier
Gilbert Segar Sr
Denton
Robert Frazier
Mrs. Segar
Denton Volunteer Fire Company Fund Tops 2709
The Denton Volunteer Fire Company's fund drive has reached 2709 dollars from 354 donors as of March 6. The piece lists donors over the week and details church attendance efforts at Ridgely Methodist Church, including twenty three shepherds and attendance figures for February Sundays. It notes the Lenten Study Course beginning March 21 and visits by local residents to Harrisburg, Beach Haven, and members of the Saulsbury and Winstead families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Wanda Good
Mary Lynn Covington
Carolyn Holden
Marilyn Holden
Robert McNamee
Bonnie Sparks
Edith Briscoe
Bonnie Cole
Doris Covington
Florence Flounders
Gladys Guthrie
Mildred Jarrell
Mildred Lister
William Marvel Jr
Charles Messick
Delma Potts
Andrew Rampmeyer
Etta Redden
Ora Redden
Leone Woodward
Paul
the Ephesians
Ridgely Methodist Church
Local social notes from Marydel and Kent County
Marydel residents and relatives from Goldsboro Philadelphia Dover and Marcus Hook are listed as visiting and returning from trips to Florida Pennsylvania and Del. Notable mentions include Irene Pierce recovering from illness Hans Nix portrait unveiling at Hill School in Pottstown and Brian Walls induction into the Army at Fort Dix. Also noted are visits by Welch Shields Wyat and Boys families with extended stays and entertainments in BRX Philadelphia and Church Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Vanerde
Florida
Norman Welch
Phyllis Welch
Town
Richard Shockley
Goldsboro
Kent
Maryland
Francis Pierce
Irene Pierce
Philadelphia
Local notices honor recovering residents and oblique genealogy
Mrs. Laura Black of Ridgely and Mr. Winfield Wayman of Denton recover at hospitals or from illness. Mr. Wayman Taylor of Greensboro seeks a quick recovery from Newport Delaware area veteran hospital. William Wayman is home briefly from South Carolina National Guard basic training. Dewees Jackson is among unit members. The piece shifts to a retrospective on family origins, noting Copie Wilson’s 1910 marriage in Huntington and moves to Maryland, with many Wilsons and others listed as residents or teachers in Philadelphia, Huntington, and Denton, among towns and institutions like Lockerman High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura’ Black
Ridgely
Easton Memorial Hospital
Winfield Wayman
Denton
Wayman Taylor
Greensboro
Newport, del
William Wayman
South Carolina
National Guard
Iome
Dewees Jackson
William Jackson
Wilson
Hillsboro
Copie Wilson
Huntington
Tennessee
Maryland
Samuel Wilson
Philadelphia
Ardell Newbill
Dorothy Greer
Ross
Arenas
Nathaniel Wilson
Lves
Vernon C. Wilson
Blanche
Helen Mason
Lockerman High School
Marine Corps Seeks Trainees in 120 Day Delay Program
The United States Marine Corps offers a 120 day delay program for qualified young men in Caroline County. The program allows enlistment and start of service while remaining at home for up to four months. Contact Sgt. Skinner at the Army Recruiting Office, American Legion, Easton MD, or call 1-761-5643 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine Corps
Caroline County
Marine Corps
Sgt. Skinner
Army Recruiters Office
The
American Legion
Easton, Md
Hillsboro Notes of Local Movements and Visits
Hillsboro reports include Ross Allen Jr returning from Memorial Hospital Easton after surgery. Mrs Seth Willis and her son visit Miles River relatives. Oliver Todd and family visit. Clarence Quimby moves into Mrs Elwood Fleming’s second floor. Jack Connell of Weirton to visit Hillsboro relatives. Buddy Palmatory and Don Langley noted in conversation with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Allen Jr
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Seth Willis
Miles River
Oliver Todd
Clarence Quimby
Queen Anne
Elwood Fleming
Quimby
Hillsboro
Jack Connell
Weirton
West Virginia
Mission study course closes at Ridgely Charge
The Woman's Societies of the Ridgely Charge completed the mission study course The Church's Mission Among New Nations with twenty three enrolled and most attending the four sessions of one and a half hours each The minister used lecture film strips and discussion stressing Christians must show themselves approved in scripture knowledge and missionary facts locally and globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely Charge
Church
Mission Among
Harold P. Spedden
Cambridge
Walter B. Spedden
David Griffith
Danny
Spedden
Commission On
Birthday tribute at Replanted Zion Church for Mrs Roda Pritchett
Relatives and friends gathered at Replanted Zion Methodist Church Ridgely to celebrate Mrs Roda Pritchett’s birthday. About 168 dollars were pinned to a silver birthday tree, with attendees from New Jersey Delaware Pennsylvania and Maryland areas. A money corsage was given by niece Anna Brown of Philadelphia. Speakers included Noble Patterson Coulbert Henry Renzile Foxwell Carlos Mosley and Verdie Browne. Soloists Albert Matthews and Richard Gardner performed, with Doris Mos ey presiding and Rev. Greene delivering the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roda Pritchett
Zion Methodist Church
Ridgely
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Anna Brown
Philadelphia
Noble Patterson
Coulbert Henry
Renzile Foxwell
Carlos Mosley
Verdie Browne
Albert Matthews
Rtichard Gardner
Doris Mosey
Greene, Pasee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary
Williams Sherwood
James Sherwood
Wendy Eaton
Hillsboro-Queen Anne
James Cone
Willis Moore
Baltimore
Robert Harrison
Moore
Frank Wilson
Everett Murphy
Hobart Harvey
Dawson Segar
Dick Hervey
Anne Segar
Church of Brethren In Easton
St.Paul’s Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Wheatly Hall
Ray Breeding
Peninsula
Cam Pe Co Meth
St. Paul’s Church
St. Paul's
Grayson H. Wheatley
Public Landing
Emory F. Walston
Ella Frazier
Moore Funeral Home
Fire ‘Co
Roland Cherry
Grayson Winstead
Edward Whitby
Malory Winstead
Harrisburg
James Shively
Jor Grubber
Donald Lee McClyments
Donald Lee
Clark Woodward
Charles Dean
Earl Flanagan
Leelan Jackson
Beach Haven
East New Market
Jackson
J. Keene Saulsbury
Lewis, Delaware
Irwin Saulsbury Jr
Marydel
H. H. Butts
Spicher
Blanch M
Wilson's
New Hope Baptist Church
Flood
Jamaica
Goulds Jet
Goulds
Hillsboro Hardware
Hillsboro, Maryland
Hirs
Helen
Sparklin
Grace Vernon Smith
G. E
Wyaitt's Appliances
Main ST
Greensboro, MD
Spapernach ES
Lynch Oil CO
TVR
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