Quiet wedding ties Denton and Federalsburg pairing at eight
At Mr and Mrs Roy Adams home a quiet wedding joined Miss Betty Lee Cripps and Mr Lester Adams with Rev T J Turkington officiating. Attendants were Mrs Roy Adams and Mr Howard Holden. Guests enjoyed refreshments as relatives departed in congratulation while the couple await military service news. Also noted are Tri County WCTU delegates from Denton, birth of Margaret Ann Wilson in Easton, Mrs William D Uhler’s Florida visit, Memory Lane plans, and Post Raisin Bran ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Adams
T. J. Turkington
Grace Methodist Church
Betty Lee Cripps
George Cripps
Denton
Lester Adams
Orrie N. Adams
Federalsburg
Minnie Adams
Howard Holden
Seaford
Adams
Greensboro
Walter Sparklin
Erie Hignutt
Sue Rye
Olivia P. Roe
W. W. Sylvester
Richard L. Wilson
Williston
Margaret Ann
Alemorial Hospital
Easton
Maryland
William D. Uhler
Florida
Stephanie Ford
Memory Lane
Post
Ella G. Jump
Dorothy Jump
Washington
Marriage Announcement of Miss Sarah Roe and Dawson Fountain
The marriage of Miss Sarah Lida Roe and Dawson William Fountain was solemnized in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s home in Hobbs on May 5. Rev. P. R. Schauer officiated in the presence of relatives and friends. Matron of honor was Mrs. Lester Smith of Hobbs, with Mr. Smith as best man. The bride, a Caroline High School graduate, has since worked in clerical roles at the Glenn Martin Company in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lida Roe
Clayton Roe Jr
Dawson William Fountain
T. M. Die
U. S. Navy
Frank Fountain
Denton
Hobbs
P. R. Schauer
Concord Methodist Church
Lester Smith
Smith
Caroline High School
Glenn Martin Company
Baltimore
Marriage of Miss Hubbard and Mr Wright in Wilmington
The wedding occurred at the bride’s home Monday with Rev. Thomas J. Turkington officiating. Elizabeth Ann Hubbard and Thomas Fletcher Wright will reside at 1515 Delaware Avenue Wilmington. Wright attended Staunton Military Academy and Washington College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Hubbard
Harry Hubbard
Denton
Mr. Hubbard
Thomas Fletcher Wright
J. Fletcher Wright
Wilmington
Thomas J. Turkington
Grace Methodist Church
Delaware Avenue
Wright
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton
Washington
Denton Pastor Speaks On War And Religion
The Rev. John E. French of Denton told the Denton Community Club that prewar religious philosophy fails to comfort in war times and urged an experiential religion. He spoke on Things the War Cannot Destroy, saying the country faced attack at Pearl Harbor and internal chaos, shaking the sense of living in a stable world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. French
Denton
Denton Community Club
Pearl Harbor
Relieved by Faith and Music at Community Program
The program highlighted experiential religion aiding the bereaved to endure trials. Mrs Emory Walston performed a piano solo as part of the event, with Mr French noting the period’s hardships and the resilient spirit it fostered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. French
Emory Walston
Lay Delegates For Conference Named
The list of lay delegates for the conference includes several towns and officials. Delegates from Queenstown Rock Hall and St. Michaels with multiple alternates are named along with secretaries and local church leaders from Kent and surrounding Maryland communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece Juliaesto N. Harris
J. W
Queenstown
G. L. Shawn
William H. Bishop
Ridgely
C. W. Guthrie
W. R. Moore
Rock Hall
W. S. Grant
B. H. Winchester
Royal Oak
Southerland
N. H. Straurlin
William Haddaway
St. Michaels
St. James
S. Jd. Lee
Warton
Kennedyville
H. Moore
Sadlersville
J. W. Smith
George Phillips
Tilghman
W. W. Flaharty
C. T. Sinclair
Lede Dene B. Adams
J. C. Leonor Vienna
J. G. McAllister
Miss Susan S. Hitch
Wesley Chapel
Kent
E. A. Parole
J. L. Jacquette
Wye Mills
D. B
Counties City Qualify For Bonus Payments
All counties and Baltimore City notify the Board of Public Works of joining the state 1580000 teacher bonus plan. The statute requires each county and city to provide 60 per teacher employed as part of the distribution to public school teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore City
Board of Public Works
State pays teacher bonuses to 8521 staff statewide
Governor O Conor backed a plan to fund 8,521 teachers with $2,035,600 in 12 monthly payments of 200 dollars, split 9 months from the State and 3 months by counties and Baltimore City. The 1943 bonus act adds 215,000 dollars in State funds, with Caroline County set to receive 18,369 from the State and 6,120 from county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Conor
Baltimore City
Caroline County
Southern States To Meet On May 17th
A meeting is scheduled in Federalsburg with advisory board members Doni Nichols Ernest Shufelt Harry Willis Mr. Howard Mr. Bradley and Mr. Clark. L. 8. Merriken and G. E. Benton will join the group in Salisbury and Federalsburg area discussions.
Strickland's Denton Store to Close Wednesdays Starting May 10
Strickland's 6 cent to $1.00 Store in Denton will be closed all day on Wednesdays beginning Wednesday, May 10. The notice indicates a weekly midweek closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strickland
Denton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hubbard-Wright
Charles R. Stafford
Charles R., Jr
Easton Hospital
Navy Seabees
Rhode Island
Denton Volunteer Fire Company, Inc
Delmarva Firemen’s Association
Joseph L. Ross
Marc Bryant
Roy Slaughter
Robert Taylor
Thos. C. Cruikshank
Parksley, Va
Charles Starrett
Riding West
Ted Lewis and His Orchestra
Captain America
Randolph Scott
the Marine Raiders
Spencer Tracy
Irene Dunne In
Joe
Stafford’s
Denton, Md
Voshell Bros
Alice R. G
Richard Blackburn
Coursey Edwards
R. H
Voshell Bros. Lynch G. G
Joseph Edwards
Bell R. G
John Fuchs
Nelly R. G
Gustav
Dentonia Theatre
Eve Aka
Heay
Sirians
Ronald Reagan
William McCann
Crane Wilbur
Warner Bros
Dia
Ol Viernes
Raarsheler
Pere Lorse
Geceer
Curt
Casey Robinson
Jack MotRl
Charlies Nordholt
James Norman Hall
Max Steines
Brooklyn
Thurs
Anne Baxter
Thomas Mitchell ‘Biedd
Lloyd Bacon
Sam Jafr
Nstrel
Benefit
P.T. A
Nale
P. QO
Universal Dairy Products
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
Thawley’s Chapel
Market Street
Concord W. S. C. S
Joseph E. Clark
Wesley E. Thawley
Law Building
A. G. Saulsbury
Gray Hill
East
Carrie Dean
W. Chase St
North Ave
John L. Stevens
Greenwood, del
G. Clifton Cohee’s
Chesapeake Bay
G. H. Rue
Charles D. Todd
Journel
New Post
Harry Bilbrough
Moore’s Mill
Wm. M. Garey
J. DeWeese Carter
Denton Town
Denton- Greenboro Road
R. C. North
Mad
Ernest G. Cooper
Grace E. Torbert
Nabelye
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