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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1946
Page
14
We thank friends and relatives for kindness during the illness and death of my husband and our father. Grateful for cards and flowers. Mrs. A. D. Ivins and Children.
Norman S. Almony, noted bowler and former Washington Branch manager, was named advertising manager for the National Brewing Company. He has been with the National Beer organization since October 1933, previously worked with Coca Cola, and has notable bowling titles with the Spillway Team in Baltimore. He holds memberships in the Masons Elks Lions Advertising Club and the Touchdown Club of Washington.
Greensboro reports Mrs Charles Wieneke will sell household goods on Saturday and depart early next week to join her husband in Baltimore. Mr J H Meekins to move into Wieneke home. Rev Range and family of Denton dined with H T Langmaid Friday. Residents ill and hospitalized include Mrs Hattie Roberts and Mrs Earl Dill. Various local visits and travels listed among neighbors and families.
Sunday afternoon visits to Rehoboth and Wilmington are noted as Mr and Mrs R B Rawlings travel. Easter celebrations include Mildred Ginn and her niece Mrs Lennon of Babylon. Francis Porter, aboard a Philadelphia Navy Yard ship, has week ends off. A fatal fire destroys James Cosden s home at the station with flames rekindled after midnight. fire engine responds.
GOLDSBORO Mr and Mrs William Baker and daughter Lois Mae spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Sculley at Bridgetown. The monthly meeting of the W C S was held at the home of Mrs Esther DeWitt on Wednesday evening. Mrs Failing has been the guest of Mrs Emma Johnson. Miss Gene Melvin of Wilmington is visiting friends here. Mr Elbert Jarrell of Baltimore spent the week end with his parents Mr and Mrs T N Jarrell. Miss O M Coffin of Trenton N J was a recent dinner guest of Mrs W J Murphy. Mrs W W Sylvester of Denton was a guest of her daughter Mrs Harold Beaven near town on Wednesday. Dr and Mrs H F Silver have returned from a several weeks stay in Florida. Mr and Mrs Leland Price of Chestertown were recent guests of the latter's sister Mrs Leroy Cartwright and family. Mr Roland Cartwright and fam-
Mrs Virgie Cartwright moved into Church street residence. Miss Ruth McCrea of Baltimore weekend with Mrs John Sylvester. Mr and Mrs W J Murphy and Mrs E S Martin were guests of Mr and Mrs Russell Milford on Sunday. Mrs Edward Jarrell and son Edward were Baltimore visitors last Saturday. Pvt Harold Shively recently visited by his parents Noble and Mrs Shively. Mrs Charles Bickling and niece were in Wilmington one day last week.
Preston residents host guests and travelers in Federalsburg Wilming ton Trenton and Hampton. Mr and Mrs Charles Dean entertain Harold Dean and friends. Dr Harold Plummer returns from Wilmington visit. Mr and Mrs Harry Taylor host a get together Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Fred King of Marietta Ga welcome a baby girl born to Dorothy Patchett King. Mrs Ralph Todd visits in Trenton. Mrs Helen McAllister visits in Preston with A C Turnham and Don Turnham of Hampton. Mr Don Turnham spends weekend here then returns home.
Monday morning visit in Front Royal Virginia with friends. Chief Petty Officer Charles Willey returned to Baltimore after visiting his uncle Theodore Fletcher. Mrs J C Bateman hosted the Monday contract club. Norman Tarr and wife announce the birth of a baby girl at Maryland University Hospital Baltimore. Mrs Tarr formerly Florence Hubbard. Mrs G C Carmine hosted the contract club last Wednesday. Mrs J L Gallagher attended a luncheon and executive meeting of Maryland Chapter National Association of Pocahontas at the Lord Baltimore Hotel last Friday. Mr J T Dennis returned from a Florida trip with son in law and daughter Walter and Mrs Clements. The Clements have returned to Plainfield New Jersey.
The neighborly kindness of friends who helped in caring for our aged mother Ibbie Sharp during her last illness is greatly appreciated and for aid at her death we are most grateful. Signed Arthur and Bertha, Son and Daughter.
The Roth family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for acts of kindness, floral tributes, cards and use of cars during the death of their mother and wife Julia Roth.
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