Doran Horner Wedding Held At Turkington Home
The marriage of Charles F. Doran and Dorothy FE Horner was celebrated March 25, 1951, at Rev. T J Turkington’s home. The couple will reside at 1925 Linden Avenue Baltimore after a 6:00 pm trip. reception hosted by the Dorans marked the groom’s father, 66th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Doran
William H. Doran Sr
Dorothy FE. Horner
T. J. Turkington
Dorothy MM. Doran
Jesse Spencer
William Doran Sr
Charles E. Doran
Baltimore
Linden Avenue
Easter Personal Notes Reach Across Delaware and Maryland
A long list of Easter visits shows Mrs. Robert L. Dulin in Baltimore and Reisterstown with family, and numerous social guests from Wilmington Havertown and Denton. The piece mentions real estate broker Arthur C. Montgomery moving to Denton, a Jelly Bean contest winner, missionary furloughs, and several brief social calls among families across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Dulin
Clarence Rice
Claudel Wright
Howard Sullivan
Clarence Rice Sr
Curtis Clark
Joanne
Nancy
Bill
Paoli
Madison Towers
A. R. Neal
Milo Crane
Isaac Wilson
Lida Trice
Robert Clark
Nelson Hubbarg
Georgia Covey
A. R
Arthur C. Montgomery
Caroline County
Denton
Pennsylvania
Montgomery
Farm Agency
Eastern Shore
Delaware
R. W. Finney
Robbin Leigh
David Fenwick
A. C. Mackey
Athens
Margare t Joyce Long Weds Frank Willoughby at Grace Methodist
Mr and Mrs Redmond O Long announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret Joyce to Frank Dawson Willoughby son of Mr and Mrs James Willoughby of Hobbs. The ceremony occurred March 26 at the Grace Methodist parsonage with Rev L J Turkington officiating. Attendants were the bride’s sister Mrs Hester Stafford and best man Paul Stafford. Guests included family and relatives from Ridgely Baltimore and Denton. The couple will reside at an apartment on Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmond O. Long
Williston
Margaret Joyce
Frank Dawson Willoughby
James Willoughby
Hobbs
Grace Methodist Parsonage
L. J. Turkington
Hester Stafford
Paul Stafford
Beverly Ann
Mary Robinson
Ridgely
Albert Matthews
Joann
Baltimore
Marvin Connor
Denton
Second Street
Christian Comradic Class Loss Calendar Dinner
Christian Comrade Class of Con cerg met at the community house on March 1th for their annual calendar dinner. The tables were laden with many good things to eat. Each table was decorated to represent each month in the seat. After everyone had had an enjoyable time eating and visiting, the meeting was turned over to our president. Meeting was called to order by all singing "The More We Get Together" followed by a prayer by Rev. Kay. Reading was taken from 26th Chap ter of Matthew. There was a total of 39 present. Collection amounted to $8.45. Calen dar money turned in amounted to 920.85, $1.50 extract money was turn ed in also. Sunshine commmittee re ported cards, books and fruit sent to the shut-ins, it was voted to continue with our calendars for another year. Election of officers are as follows: President, Viola Todd, vice-president, liz. MacDonald, secretary, Louise Beauchamp, and treasurer, Lucile Maloney. We edced one new member to our list. nemeds: Mary Larrimore. Meeting adjournes go to meet with Corrinne Beauchamp, Louise Beau champ and Edna Collins in April. Recreation consisted of a monolo gue by Mildred Greenley, a duet by Mildred Greenley and Ruth Baker, also several selections by Rev. Kay. There were also games and quizes. An enjoyable day was had by every one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Sunshine
Viola Todd
Liz. MacDonald
Louise Beauchamp
Lucile Maloney
Nemeds
Mary Larrimore
Corrinne Beauchamp
Edna Collins
Homemakers Club Luncheon and Meeting at Brethren Church
The Unity Homemakers Club gathered at the Brethren Church Fellowship Hall last Wednesday at 12 30 P M for a luncheon and business session. Hostesses were Airs Roy Adams Brs Charles Kilwanger Mrs Herbert Ellwanger and MMs Frank Ziegler. Vice President Mrs Far Crouse conducted the business meeting and a committee was formed to assemble the United Nation Flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Homemakers Club
Fellowship Hall of the Brethren Church
Roy Adams
Charles Kilwanger
Herbert Ellwanger
Frank Ziegler
Far] Crouse
United Nation
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Robert O'Brien
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Pamela
Greensboro
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Audrey Zinser
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New Carlisle
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Marcus Tiools
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Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Esther Kauffman
Washington
C. S. Kaffman
Olga Svatik
New York
Stephen Svatik
Mary Ann Short
Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
K. W. Short
Louis Dennis
China
Harry H. Nuttle
Joseph H. Johnson
Florida
Clyde A. Pentz
Rehoboth
Marie Pentz
New Jersey
Mervin Pentz
Elsie Finn
Susan
William Finn
R. C. Alden
Gaithersburg
B. IF. Johnson, Jr
M. H. Bieber
A. P. Hill, Va
Melvin E. Brown
Marshall Byre
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Evelyn Ankers
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