Denton Personal Notices Highlight Births and Social Events
Denton society page notes the birth of Frank Caleb Flack at Memorial Hospital Easton. A bridal shower for Dorothy Jump, hosted by Ann Ferguson and Reba Turner, occurs at College Park. Numerous gatherings include garden club meetings, school accreditation events at North Caroline High, and multiple dinners, parties, and travels among Denton residents and their guests from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Flack
Frank Caleb
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Madge Jump
Miss Dorothy Jump
College Park
Ann Ferguson
Reba Turner
Fellowship Hall
George Selzer
Lutherville
Chris Biger
Helen Selin
George Martinak
Martinak State Park
Martinak
Carman Leggett
Greensboro
Ella M. Carter
Winfield T. Nichols
Sheraton-Belvedere Hotel
Baltimore
Federated Garden Clubs
Homemakers of America
Doris Stivers
North Caroline High School
Vere Hollis
Preston
Blanch Chaffinch
Russell Flaharty
J. Lester Everngain
William Farrell
Annapolis
Howard Eley
Queen Anne
Denton
Dan Crouse
William Finn
Norman Andrews
Atlanta
Georgia
San Antonio
Texas
George Holston
Multiple Deaths in Dover and Denton Area Obituaries
Bryan K Mitchell, ten month old son of Mr and Mrs Wilmer Mitchell of Goldsboro, died March 18 at Kent General Hospital Dover after a short illness. He leaves two sisters. Funeral held Saturday at Rawlings Boulais Funeral Home with Rev Lida Brassure officiating. Interment Greensborough Cemetery. Margaret Iemma Roe 71 of Denton died March 16 at home on Franklin Street. Survived by daughter Louise Chan e Denton three grandchildren four great grandchildren and brother Charles EK Andrew of Indianapolis. Funeral held Thursday at Moore Funeral Home with Rev Richard Smith officiating. Interment Junior Order Cemetery near Preston. Mary Lena Glanding 84 of Ridgely died Thursday at Eastern Shore State Hospital Cambridge after one week as patient. Survived by daughters Mrs George W Carter Chester Town and Mrs Roy Crenshaw Baltimore a son George Glanding Centreville nine grandchildren 13 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral held Sunday at Rawlings Boulais Funeral Home Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Ellwanger
Sarah Coventry
Alton
Elsie Billmeier
Silvanus Umah
Nigeria
Delaware State College
St. Lukes
Umah
Africa
Sarah van Dyke
Washington College
Paul van Dyke
New York City
George Gray
Civic Center
Charles Moore
Paul de Ford
Curtis Andrew
Easton Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Wright
Ralph T. Coursey
Linthicum Heights
Winfield Wright
Ridgely
Fred Kirsch
Denton
Louis Howeth
Easton
Maurice Porter
Greensboro
Vernon T. Bledsoe
Harry Holden
Rickards
Riverton Avenue
Elizabeth Rickards
Cambridge
Gold Room
Tidewater Inn
John Kelly
Oscar Kelly
Washington D.C
George Si
Jonathan Pine
Baltimore
Reyner Dukes
Mildred Hubbert
Tampa
Florida
Carl Collison
John Poulter
Christina
Jamaica
Miami
Poulter
Jeannie Reynolds
Clayton Reynolds
Enoch Nuttle
Federalsburg
Edna Hobbs
Caroline Country Club
Robert Singer
Siesta Drive
St. Benedicts Church Hall
Harold Alfather
H. Earle Smith
Phoenix
Arizona
W.A. Stewart Wright
Richard Wunderlich
Sunset Drive
Thomas B. Alstrom
Rose Weiss
Lake Drive
Ricky Andrew
Louis Andrew
Memorial Hospital
Mike Stafford
Fred Stafford
Charles Bradley
George A. McDaniel
Mercy Hospital
Christ Episcopal Church
Christs Church, Easton
Miller
Bryan Kk. Mitchell
Wilmer Mitchell
Goldsboro
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Rawlings-Boulais
Lida Brassure
Greensboro Cemetery
Margaret Iemma Roe
Franklin Street
Louise Chance
Charles’ EK. Andrew
Indianapolis
Indiana
Moore Funeral Home
Richard Smith
Mary Lena Glanding
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Glanding
George W. Carter
Chestertown
Roy Crenshaw
George Glanding
Centreville
Rawlings-Boulais Funeral Home
Melhuish
Cancer Fund
National Letter Carrier’s Association
Women's Auxiliary
Marvin Bolt
Allen Meeks
Mary Proud
William Moore
Newark
Frank Hetzell
Delaware City
Robert Proud
Claude Hannum
Middletown
Louise Dennison
Lou Katz
New York
James Luff
Clark Quillen
Glenn Smith
Wilmington
Floyd Jackson
Washington
Roland Cartwright
William Baker
Wilson Smith
Lemuel Kinnamon
Bridgetown
Kinnamons
Chuck
Potter
Edwin Johns
Lester Trantina
Washburn
Ill
Clifford Hughes
George Weaver
Diane and
Benjie
Robert Rednick
Great Neck
Long Island
W.B. Garrison
BPW Meeting Scheduled in Caroline County
The Caroline County Business and Professional Women’s Club will hold its monthly meeting on March dist at the American Legion Home. A dinner begins at 6 30 p m followed by a Tupperware party planned by Mrs Mildred Butler and Mrs Margaret Harris. Mrs Ellen Chappell will present the program on Personal Development. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
My Debt By Hilda K Wiggin Lowe
A short verse reflecting on debts of kindness that cannot be paid yet bring memories of friendly deeds, words, gifts, and notes. The speaker acknowledges unpaid debts to friends who brighten lonely hours and memories that linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda K. Wiggin Lowe
Denton Couple Wed In White Suit Wedding Attire
The bride, daughter of Mrs Blanche Schmitt of Denton, wed the son of Mr and Mrs Ernest J Brown of Denton. Guests included Mrs Troy Collins. A reception followed at the Woman's Club House. Brown works near Denton with his brother and notes on Civil War era drill commands appear in the narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Schmitt
Denton
Ernest J. Brown
Troy Collins
lHlouse
Brown
Mothers, Castor Oil Memory, and Local Notices
A column mixes reminiscing on old remedies like castor oil with local social notes. The piece recalls penicillin punchlines and orange juice disguises, then lists visitors, church events, and community dinners. It ends with brief anecdotes of deaths, celebrations, and a “This is your Life” tableau at a Kinnamon anniversary.
Hillsboro Family News Highlights Local Weddings and Visits
Mr Don Tracey was rushed to Memorial Hospital Easton for an emergency operation. A surprise bridal shower for Miss Anne Segar was held at Memorial Hospital Easton. Anne Segar wed Mr Dick Narvey at the Church of the Brethren in Easton with reception afterward. The couple and families returned to Easton, where Mrs Harvey resumed nursing training. Nearby visits included trips to Oxford and Harrington for club meetings and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don ‘Tracey
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Memorial Hospital Easton
Anne Segar
Edward Segar
College Park
Segar
Anne
Dick Narvey
Hobart Harvey
Alan Segar
Susie Frantz
Bridgewater
Church of the Brethren
Dawson Segar
Harvey
Robert Harrison
Alfred Saathoff
Rhonda Allen
John Trader
Oxford
Crazy Eight Card Club
Wayne Wharton
Concord Corner presents community events and local notices
Gloria Durhams Concord Corner shares Maryland Day memories and village history alongside Ann Neal leading a Smithville Homemakers meeting. Reports include plans for a May 14 Ceramics Show in Atlantic City, a White Elephant Sale, hospital health notes, postponed Chestnut Grove events, birthday greetings, and upcoming local activities through April.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Convention Hall
Carol Robinson
Dorothy Breeding
Ann Neal
Enda Meloney
Eunice Wright
Elva l Lyden
Poverty program call for total community involvement
A Maryland meeting urged taxpayers to support a broad poverty relief program, emphasizing total community involvement and non segregated effort. Officials warned that private groups could take the lead if local action lags, with sponsorship from the Office of Economic Opportunity, University of Maryland Extension Service, and Maryland Rural Areas Development Committee. C. O. Stivers of RAD chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Economic Opportunity
University of Maryland Extension Service
Legion Leader Honored at Post event with Birthday Cake
The event highlights the Legion commander and national officers including the National Vice Chairman Counter Subversive Activities and National Vice President of the American Legion Press Association. The Legion Auxiliary presents a 46 candle birthday cake to the Post Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mander
Fort Black Post
American Legion Press Association
Pennsylvania Press Association
Legion Auxiliary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Personals
Mrs
Austin Murphy
Andrew Linhard
William Cavanaugh
Holiday Inn
Charles Kirby
Marvin Chambers
Medical Arts Center Hospital
Bob Unamberlin
Willard L. Smith
Princess Anne
Don Messick
William Beers
Salisbury
Mr. Beers
Elsie Hastings
Hastings
James T. Hastings
Diamond Coal Com
Robert A. Satterfield
Arlington, Va
Edwin Satterfield
Bryan K. Mitchell
Margaret Emma Roe
Mary L. Glanding
Rosella Schmitt Barr
George Ashby Brown
St. Luke’s Church
Thomas J. Turkington
Margaret Williams
Death
Philadelphia
Glenn Kinnamon
J.C
Ginger Kinnamon
Bob Taylor
Robert Garran
Berlin
N.J
Rebecca
Trinity Wscs
Clarence Padgett
Francis Brown
Brookhaven
Blanche Gordon
Smith Shockley
Nice
Tim Williams
Hillsboro
Helen Sparklin
Willis Moore
James Sherwoods
Meredith Uhrig
Birdsboro
Donald Uhrig
Reading
Jackie Deford
Charles de Ford
Tuckahoe Neck
Nelson Jump
Mr. Jump
Lee Clark
Harrington
Marianne Tracey
Towson State Teachers College
Don Traceys
James Watson
Rock Hall
Gloria Durham
Concord
Beth
Arthur Nuttles
Dallas Neal
Elbow
Chestnut Grove
Lois Peterson
Hollis Peterson
Peterson
Arlene Neal
Clark Hubbard
Peggy
Dawn Peterson
Lyman Todd
Ruth Brown
Reader's Digest
WSCS
Mildred Todd
Bloomery Bake Sale
Gary Zieggler
Bloomery Eastern Shore Singers
Canada
Judas
Moore Funeral Home and
Moore Memorials
Maryland Rural Areas Development Committee
C.0. Stivers
R.A.D
Legion
Lewis & Wright
Caroline County All-Stars
Baltimore Colts
N.C.H.S
Sleeping Beauty
University of Delaware
Nchs Denton
St. Pauls Methodist Church
Ladies Auxiliary
Caroline County Garden Club
Robert Holt
Soroptimist Club
St. Luke’s Senior Choir
A.O. Saulsbury
Woman’s Club of
Market St
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