Engagement announced for Mary Emily Robb and Ralph Wothers
Mr and Mrs Dukes Robb announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Emily to Ralph O Wothers son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Wothers. Miss Robb a Greensboro High School graduate and employee at International Latex Dover. Wothers also attended Greensboro High School and is a farmer. A summer wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dukes Robb
Mary Emily
Ralph O. Wothers
Floyd Woth
Ers
Miss Robb
Greensboro High School
International Latex Corp
Dover
Wothers
WEDDING OF MISS SARA JANE RINGGOLD AND NOBLE DHUE JR
Miss Sara Jane Ringgold daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence C Ringgold of Ridgely wed Mr Noble J Dhue Jr son of Mr Noble J Dhue of Goldsboro Sunday at the Ridgely Church of the Brethren Rev Walter Mahan officiated. The ceremony featured palms and white flowers with music by Mrs Maryland Walston and singing by Miss Patricia Brown and Miss Peggy Ringgold. The bride wore a tissue taffeta gown with Chantilly lace and a chapel train, with a fingertip veil. Attendants included maid of honor Peggy Ringgold and bridesmaids Miss Suzanne Lowry Miss Eleanor Smith and Miss Sandra Calhoun. The reception was at the Fire Hall and the couple departed for a Florida trip. They will reside in Goldsboro after March 1. Families and friends gathered for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Jane Ringgold
Clarence C. Ringgold
Ridgely
Noble Jackson Dhue
Noble J. Dhue
Goldsboro
York
Peggy Ringgold
Suzanne Lowry
Rome
Eleanor Smith
Flintstone
Sandra Calhoun
Newark
Del
Robin Fifer
Buckeystown
Myron Cherry
Stanley Cole
West Chester
John Gauger
Alan Meeks
Greensboro
Edward Ross
Hopewell
Florida
Joseph HH. Harrington
Joseph Harrington
Air Force
Beltsville
Soil Conservation Service
Carlton Manor
E. C. Myers
B. F. Johnson
Baltimore
Robert W. Downes
Denton
Miami
City of Miami
Downes
Harvey Collins
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Nancy Orme
Lacey Orme
Beebe
Lewes
St. J. G
Allan Sharkey Pate
Martha Blackistone
Patuxent Naval Hospital
Lexington Park
St. Mary’s County
Pate
Martha Jane Orme
J. Percy Bittle
Mary R. Downes
Local club and church personals share meetings and visits
The Double Hills Homemaker's Club meets March 24 at 1 30 p m at Mrs S Havel Krabill's home. WSCS groups gather March 24 with ecumenicity program and refreshments. Grace Church WSCS meets at 7 30 p m. William G Wooters remains a Memorial Hospital patient in Easton. Local Grange delegates returned from Atlantic City after a four day conference with activities for all ages. Multiple residents visit Baltimore and family updates include Sgt William Phelps and extended hospitality at dinner parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Hills Homemaker’s Club
S. Havel Krabill
WSCS
First Church
Fellowship Hall
Circle 1
Circle 2
Grace Church
William G. Wooters
Memorial
Easton
W. S. Carroll
Middle Atlantic Grange
Hotel Morton
Atlantic City
N. J
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Canada
Harvey B. Lord
Memorial Hospital
Lillian Cade
Chris Biger
Helen Selin
Friends
Baltimore
William Phelps
Germany
Dorothy Phelps
Texas
Theodore Legates
Teddy
Centreville
Lawrence Legates
Bethlehem
J. Norris Coulby
T. J. Turkington
Deaths: Henry Taylor Messix prominent Queen Anne dairyman
Funeral services for Henry Taylor Messix 44 a noted dairy farmer and civic leader of Queen Anne were held Tuesday morning with Very Rev Msgr. Joseph H. Irwin officiating. Burial followed at Hillsboro Queen Anne Cemetery. Messix born January 4 1915 in Queen Anne was a past Hillsboro Queen Anne Volunteer Fire Co. president charter member and current Queen Anne Hillsboro Lions Club president director of Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Association and Eastern Shore Guernsey Breeders Association. Survived by wife Hazel Caldwell Messix and brother William B Messix Jr. Also noted Myra S Orme died after brief illness at Rio Vista Nursing Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Taylor Messix
Queen Anne
Joseph H. Irwin
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Cordova
Hillsboro-Queen Anne
Taylor
W. Bernard
Nan Taylor Messix
Messix
Hillsboro
Schmick Family Man Dies at Federalsburg Area
John Sherman Schmick aged long time Caroline County resident died after a life spent in Preston and Federalsburg area His widow Clara A Schmick survives with three sons Carl H William G and Robert L all of Federalsburg four daughters Luther Downes Centreville Vivian Smith Cambridge Paul Jesswein Bozeman Mont and Herman Eberhard Easton six brothers Henry John Jacob Herman Theodore Rudolph of Cincinnati two sisters Mrs William Burton Pasadena Md and Mrs Harold Clark Federalsburg 11 grandchildren Services were held at his home then Immanuel Lutheran Church with Rev Carl A Schutte and burial at Junior Order Cemetery Preston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Orme
the Peoples Bank of
Denton
William S. Orme
Caroline County
Frances O. Shockley
Campbell
California
A. Russum Orme
FE. T. Orme & Sons Phosphate Agency
Mary O. Ellwanger
Milford
Clara A. Schmick
Carl H
William G
Robert L
Federalsburg
Luther Downes
Centreville
Vivian Smith
Cambridge
Paul Jesswein
Bozeman
Mont
Herman Eberhard
Easton
Ers
Henry
John
Jacob
Herman
Theodore
Preston
Rudolph
Cincinnati
William Burton
Pasadena
Harold Clark
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Carl A. Schutte
Immanuel
Junior Order Cemetery
Schmick 72 Farmer Dies After Months of Illness
Edward A Schmick aged 72 a farmer from the Friendship community died Tuesday at his home after an illness of several months Born in Russia he was a longtime resident and was survived by relatives and friends funeral arrangements were to be announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Schmick
Friendship
Russia
Also Mentioned on This Page
William D. Turkington
J. Leas Green
Turkington
Carroll Jones
Hooper's Island
William Beers
Salisbury
Seaford
G. Lacey Stevens and
Almira Williamson Stevens
Henry T. Messix
Myra S. Orme
Rio Vista
St. Michaels
Elmer T. Orme
Cee Cee A
Glenn Ford
Ernest Borgnine
Cinenascope
Regalscopes
Regal Films, Inc
20Th Century-Fox
Technirama
Technicolor
John and
Marie Sherman Schmick
Ernest Cooper
Gustav Good
Fox Bros
Goa Bros
Easton, Maryland
VOGUE
McCall's
L & W Service
Louis Andrew
Walter Turner
Pick-up & Delivery Service
Fifth Avenue
Fverngam’s Denton
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