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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1955

Page

3

Cropp Dulin wedding in Grace Methodist Church

Miss Lois Ann Dulin of Denton and Mr William T K Cropp of Denton and Baltimore wed in Grace Methodist Church on Saturday March 12 at 2 pm. Rev T J Turkington officiated before white tapers. Bride wore a nylon tulle gown with Chantilly lace, veil, and bouquet of white carnations. Attendant was sister Lee Dulin in blue tulle. Groom's family and many guests attended from Baltimore Wilmington Philadelphia and other towns. After a reception at the Denton Community Club House the couple planned residence in Baltimore after a southern honeymoon.

Lois Ann Dulin Denton William T. K. Cropp Baltimore Grace Methodist Church T. J. Turkington Caroline County Robert L. Dulin William M. Cropp Roland T. K. Garey Miss Lee Dulin Dale Palmer Lester Garey Cordova James Owen Knotts III Mr. Russell Hall Denton Community Club Wilmington Philadelphia Harrington Warrenton Garlett and Quantico Owings Mills Federalsburg Hurlock Caroline High School University of Maryland Marine Corps Korea Weiss Motor Company

Personal notices from Baltimore to March gatherings

Drs Alton G and C Elsie Billmeier attended Save Your Vision Week in Baltimore with Dr Fred Sutor as main speaker on Vision Training. Grace Church Live Wire class hosts at Mrs William Love near Anderson town March 21. Discussion Group 2 met at Miss Susan Leese and Miss Ruth Holsinger homes. The Double Hills Homemaker Club gathers March 22 at 1 30 at Mrs Jay Smiths. Pfe Robert E Clark of Fort Knox Ky and formerly town called on Denton friends Friday. Out of doors Day of Girl Scout Week March 12 Troops 15 and 82 hiked and cooked out. Noontime meals shared by many girls around a campfire. Roxanna Detwiler of Wilmington visited Detwiler parents. Mrs F D Dove Dean of Women at Juniata College has been re-

Catherine Downes Dundalk J. H. Coulby Emmett Hignutt Memorial Hospital Easton W. H. McWilliams Charles E. Cannon Ervin Knauer Cambridge Carlton Thomas Hooper’s Island Alton Hoffman Jean Boyce Hurlock Woodrow McWilliams George McWilliams Federalsburg Ernest C. Collins Robert Mueller Nelson Draper Denton Wilson Jump Greensboro Marvin Cahall Carolyn Centreville Norwood W. Voss Wilmington Near Town Delaware Hospital William G. Towers K. T. Everngamn George Lowe Ruth Price Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs Salisbury Minnie L. Cooper William Nickle Trainer Cooper Leon Butler Chester Philip L. Vanville Doris Linda Fort Hood Texas Bessie Doerr Fifth Ave Cpl Vanville Far East Harold Bullock Harry H. Nuttle Joseph O. Flaharty Melvin H. Bieber Straubing Germany Philip Melvin Ella Marie Brown Donna Messrs Leonard van Schaik Preston Alton G C. Elsie Billmeier Baltimore Fred Sutor Philadelphia Grace Church William Love Andersontown Susan Leese Ruth Holsinger William Savage Dallas Savage Marcus Hook William McDowell Bridgeville Double Hills Homemaker’s Club Jay Smith Pfe Robert E. Clark Fort Knox Town Mary Lane Carol Ann Love Lois Slaughter Jeanne Cole Ruth Heinel Sondra Lord Carolyn Baucom Terry Hall Mary Lou Kerslake Mary Armstrong Bobby Somers Jo Ann Quick Louise Hignutt Goldie Thomas Dianne Pinkine Dottie Lee

Obituary notices for Lord and Porter families and Wilmer Webber

Obituary notices report Cyrus C. Lord 73 of Williamsburg died at home after a short illness with a large survivor list including wife Hattie M. and children in Preston Williamsburg and Philadelphia and other relatives. Also noted are funeral services at Federalsburg and a separate obituary for Howard Porter 74 of Tuckahoe Neck who died last week with multiple survivors and a Denton area service and interment in Denton Cemetery. Wilmer Webber 72 of Greensboro died Wednesday after a long illness with surviving wife Katie Mackey Webber and sister Rosie Carey plus several nieces. funeral at Rawlings Funeral Home with interment in Greensboro.

Katie Mackey Webber Rosie Carey Milton, del

Reverend Vinton Shufelt Leads Funeral Rite

Reverend Vinton Shufelt of Harmony Methodist Church officiated the funeral service with interment in Zion Cemetery.

Thanks for kindness in our bereavement from Howard Porter family

The Porter family expresses sincere thanks for cards flowers and acts of kindness during their recent bereavement. The note is signed by Mrs Howard Porter and family. A separate line notes that the first Pulitzer prize was awarded in 1918.

Howard Porter

William Kirwin Smith dies at 74 near Andersonstown

William Kirwin Smith 74, a well known local farmer, died Monday night at his home near Andersonstown. He was survived by wife Nina Hanson Smith, a daughter Mrs May Audrey Cox of Federalsburg, two sons Francis Smith of Ardsley PA and M/Set Charles Irwin Smith of Washington, four brothers Norman Euphonius Orville and Oron, two sisters Mrs Iva Whittman and Mrs Bertha Redden. Funeral services were held at Moore Funeral Home Thursday with Rev Guy H McWilliams and Rev Melvin Kay officiating. Interment in Denton Cemetery.

William Kirwin Smith Andersontown Charles Francis Susan Todd Smith Nina Hanson Smith May Audrey Cox Federalsburg Francis Smith Ardsley Charles Irwin Smith Washington Norman Philadelphia Euphonius Germantown Orville Columbia S. C Oron Denton Iva Whittman Harrisburg Bertha Redden Ridgely Moore Funeral Home Guy H. McWilliams Concord Methodist Church Melvin Kay Upper Fairmount Denton Cemetery

Lawrence G Schrieber dies after long illness in Greensboro

Lawrence George Schrieber 51 died Monday at home in Greensboro after a long illness. He was a son of the late George P. Schrieber and Josephine Brogley Schrieber. Mass was held Thursday at St Elizabeth Church Denton with Fr. Francis McDonough officiating. Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery. Survived by wife Kathryn and four children Josephine Kathryn Lawrence Jr and Anna Marie Schrieber at home a brother Alfred of Preston and sister Mrs Henry Heise of Baltimore.

Lawrence George Schrieber Greensboro George P. Schrieber Josephine Brogley Schrieber St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church Denton Francis McDonough Holy Cross Cemetery Lawrence, Jr Anna Marie Schrieber Alfred Schrieber Preston Henry Heise Baltimore

Norman Wilson Dies at 77 in Ridgely Home

Norman Wilson 77 a retired miller died at his Ridgely home early Tuesday. He was the son of James D and Mary Swann Wilson and a member of Ridgely Methodist Church. Surviving Elma Davis Wilson and children Miss Elma Wilson Norman D and John G Wilson at home James I Wilson of Ridgely.

Norman Wilson Ridgely James D Mary Swann Wilson

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