Portier Dow nes and Porter Wed in Magnolia Home Ceremony
Miss Barbara Emma Downes of Magnolia and Mr William Porter of Covington Kentucky were wed at the officiating minister Rev W L Jump home Nov 6 at 1 pm. The bride wore dusty pink with orchid corsage. Attendant Miss Joyce Ross wore winter white with blue accessories and corsage. Best man was Ralph M Karlin. The groom recently received an honorable discharge from the U S Air Force. They will reside in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Emma Downes
Magnolia
William M. Portier
Covington
Kentucky
W. L. Jump
Joyce Ross
Ralph M. Karlin
U. S. Air Force
Portier
Unity Club to Meet at Mrs Turkington’s Home
Community personals note a Unity Club gathering set for Wednesday November 16 at 2 o'clock hosted by Mrs T J Turkington with co hostess Mrs George Dutton. Various local residents and students are listed with brief weekend happenings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Club
T. J. Turkington
George Dutton
Ellen Jo Sterling
Washington College
C. L. Stafford
James Louis Bradley
Town
Arkansas
5Th Armored
Camp Chaffee
Fred Love
Denton Church of the Brethren
Brethren Service Center
New Windsor
Glenn Blough
Dennis Todd
Donald
Paul Garey
Nancy Schall
Denton Church
J. Norris Coulby
William P. Day of Denton dies in New York hospital at 69
William P. Day of Denton and New York died in a New York hospital on Sunday November 6 at age 69 after long decline. He bought a farm by the Choptank River near here and kept an apartment in New York. He had led Listerine as president and Pan American Airways as executive VP and was a former GM board member. Survived by two sisters and relatives, funeral services were held in St. Louis and Federalsburg with interment at Hillcrest Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Day
Denton
New York
Mr. Day
Choptank River
Here
Ridgely
St. Louis
Caroline County
Listerine Company
Pan-American Airways
General Motors Corporation
Day
Peter P. H. Conover
Harry L. Hope
la Grange
Ill
Elizabeth Conover
Mary Adalene Hope
William D. Hope
Grace Methodist Church
William C West dies after heart attack in Beebe Hospital
William C West 45, farmer and poultryman, died Sunday night in Beebe Hospital Lewes after a heart attack. He belonged to St George s Methodist Church Clarksville and several Masonic bodies. Survived by wife and two children William C West Jr Emily West and numerous siblings. Masonic services were at Watson Gray Frankford Tuesday evening, funeral at St George s Church Wednesday at 1 30 p m with Rev Walter Donaway officiating. Interment in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Charles West
Beebe
Lewes
St. George’s Methodist Church
Clarksville
Doric Lodge
AF & A M
Millville
Delaware Cnesistory
Evergreen Forest
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Scottish Rite Club
Fred
Beulah Long West
William C. West Jr
Emily West
Millard
Dagsboro
Russell
Frankford
Andrew
Denton
Dorothy Tyre
Ocean View
Ruth Bennett
Allena Wilson
Millsboro
Grace Jackson
Seaford
Laura Long
Selbyville
Watson & Gray Funeral
Florin S Bradley Dies in Delaware Home
Florin S Bradley 66 a Federalsburg resident died unexpectedly last Friday morning at the home of his daughter Mrs Warren Milliken in Oak Grove Del He is survived by four children Mrs John E Mensch Calvin Bradley Clarence L Bradley and Mrs Warren Milliken of near Seaford and four stepchildren with his wife Sadie L Bradley having died in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florin S. Bradley
Federalsburg
Warren Milliken
Oak Grove
Del
Sadie L. Bradley
John E. Mensch
Wilmington
Calvin Bradley
Hurlock
Clarence L. Bradley
Seaford
John Stanley Dill Funeral Held in Greensboro
Funeral services for John Stanley Dill 53, who died last Tuesday after a long illness in Blakeland New Jersey, were conducted at Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro with Rev Grayson H Wheatley officiating. Interment followed in Greensboro Cemetery. Survived by his parents Charles and Mrs Dill of Greensboro a son John Stanley Dill Jr and one granddaughter of Merchantville New Jersey a sister Mrs Marie Sanford of Wynnewood New Jersey and a brother Carvil Dill of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stanley Dill
Blakeland
N. J
Rawlings
Greensboro
Grayson H. Wheatley
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Greensboro Cemetery
Dill
Charles Dill
John Stanley Dill Jr
Merchantville
Marie Sanford
Wynnewood
Carvil Dill
Mrs Jennie Jarman Dies in Pennsylvania Funeral Held
Mrs Jennie P Jarman died on November 1 at Pocopson Home West Chester Pennsylvania. Funeral service held November 4 in Oxford Pennsylvania. Interment in Greensboro Cemetery. Survived by two sons George of Pennsylvania and Howard of Berlin New Jersey, two brothers John Stevenson of Greensboro and Robert B Stevenson of Hazardsville Connecticut, and one sister Miss Anna Stevenson of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie P. Jarman
Pocopson
West Chester
Oxford
Greensboro Cemetery
George
Pennsylvania
Howard
Berlin
N. J
John Stevenson
Greensboro
Robert B. Stevenson
Hazardsville
Conn
Anna Stevenson
Philadelphia
Goldsboro WSCS and Sewing Circle thank helpers for supper
Mrs Roland Cartwright correspondent reports the WSCS and Sewing Circle appreciation for aid in a successful supper. Members discuss finances showing about $550 net, plans for Interstate Milk Association event on Nov 16, and a Christmas party. Several local residents and guests attended meetings and visits with families across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cherry
George Cherry
Ridgely
J. C. Kinnamon
Wilson Smith
Nolan Smith
Marion Smith
Farmington
Del
John Milby
Wallace Hutson
Farm Bureau
Preston
Carolyn Brown
Hugh Butler
Buddy Spiering
Greensboro
George Rea
Glenolden
W. H. Paxson
Wm. Ross
Clifford Hughes
Emma Johnson
A. C. Jones
Bridgeville
Janet Hutson
Sheraton-Belvedere
Baltimore
Luella Bailey
Joseph Paterno
Marjorie Williams
Margaret Ayrault
Sewing Circle
Williams
Evelyn Ross
Rosa Fleming
Mary Hughes
Interstate Milk Association
Senior Class Play Postponed Indefinitely
The Senior Class Play titled The Crucible was scheduled for Friday November 11 but has been postponed until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crucible
Wood to Leave Germany for U S in Gyroscope Rotation
John Wood of Greensboro and his wife Katherine of Denton, Texas, will depart Germany in mid November under Operation Gyroscope, the Army unit rotation plan. His unit, the 1st Infantry Division, will be replaced in Europe by the 10th Infantry Division and the 1st will be stationed at Fort Riley Kansas. Wood, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Wood, a dozer operator in Company D of the 1st Engineer Battalion, arrived in Europe in April 1950. A 1948 Greensboro High School graduate, he joined the Army in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
John Wood
Ikatheriine
Denton
U. S
Wood
1St Infantry Division
Europe
10Th Infantry
Fort Riley
Kxansas
Henry Wood
Greensboro
Greensboro High School
Army
Private Ball joins 18th Engineer Battalion in Germany
KASSEL Germany Army Pvt Richard Ball 23 son of Mr and Mrs Tilghman L Ball Chestertown recently arrived in Germany and is a demolition specialist in Company A of the 18th Engineer Battalion He entered the Army in February 1955 and trained at Fort Jackson and Fort Leonard Wood His wife Ann lives in Denton He was a farmer before joining the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kassel
Germany
Richard Ball
Tilghman L. Ball
Chestertown
18Th Engineer
Ball
Fort Jackson
S. C
Fort Leonard Wood
Marines Exercise Seacoast Amphibious Drill Near Onslow Beach
Norfolk dispatch reports infantrymen from the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing taking part in a large amphibious exercise along the southeast coast. The operation involved 80 ships, 347 aircraft, and 42,000 personnel and culminated with a helicopter and surface landing at Onslow Beach, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
U. S
2Nd Marine Aircraft Wing
Cherry Point
N. C
William T. Roberts
ITI
O. E. Roberts
Denton
Annabelle Gunder
Akron
Ohio
Marine Pfe
Frank H. Richardson
Carroll E. Richardson
Marydel
Marine Corps
Onslow Beach
Christmas Seal Sale Opens November 16th
The 1955 seals feature a boy with a Christmas package and mistletoe and a girl with a wrapped gift. The red Double-Eared Cross from the National Tuberculosis Association signals protection. The item links ancient gift tradition to modern American civic giving and TB control work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tuberculosis Association
Manger
Bethlehem
Tuberculosis Association
Army Pfc. David W. Fishell in NATO exercise Cordon Bleu
Mainz Germany Army Pfc. David W. Fishell 21 son of Mr and Mrs James A Fishell Federalsburg Maryland recently participated in Exercise Cordon Bleu a NATO maneuver with U S French and British troops in West Germany The joint operation trained the three power forces to work together under simulated battle conditions and included a counter offensive against an aggressor force
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainz
Germany
Army Pfe
David W. Fishell
James A. Fishell
Federalsburg
U. S
West Germany
Private Fishell serves as gunner in 11th Regiment unit
Private First Class Fishell is a gunner in Company C of the 5th Infantry Division's 11th Regiment. He entered the Army in January 1954 and completed basic training at Fort Ixnox, Ky. Fishell arrived overseas last March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishell
5Th Infantry Division
Army
Fort Ixnox
Remaining Masqueraders Named in Journal Photo
Mrs Mary Alice Wright identifies the Denton masqueraders in last week’s Journal as Mrs Redmond Long Cave Man and Mrs Wright and Mrs Annabel Pippin as the two on the right of the picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Wright
Denton
Redmond Long
Cave Man
First Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race Held at Henley
The first Oxford and Cambridge boat race occurred in 1829 on the Henley course. The event marked the origin of a storied rivalry that grew into a premier rowing annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Cambridge
Henley
Crown Jewels On View At Tower Of London Jewel House
The English Crown Jewels are accessible to the public in the Jewel House located inside the Tower of London. Visitors can view renowned regalia and ceremonial items tied to royal history and pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower of London
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J. Norris Coulby Jr
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
Charlotte Hall
Mary A. Lord
Ernest Collins
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Cecil Wheatley
T. Sidney Collins
Near
Sylvia Jean Fleetwood
Memorial Hospital
Taston
Merle Lister
Bessie M. Doerr
Andersontown-Concord
Mary Kay Evernhain
Ann Spencer
Pittsburgh
Goucher College
May Kay
Maryland University
Betty Jane Smith
University of Maryland
Charles Downs
Tommy Crouse
Tommy Mezick
West Nottingham Academy
Andy McCauley
Andrew W. McCauley
Larry Rennie
David Rennie
New Castle County Air Base
George E. Saulsbury
Belair
J. Kemp Stevens
Henrietta A. Liles
Easton
K. Thomas
Everagain
Sally
Exeter Academy
Exeter
Mass
Tommy
Andover
First Methodist Church
K. Thomas Everngain
Dale Palmer
Walter B. Palmer
James A. Wise
E. W. Nuttle
C. Percival Merrick
Clayton Reynolds
John D. Poulter
Maryland-Louisiana State University
Byrd Stadium
Maryland
Emerson Wheatley
Wilson Wheatley
Arthur Wheatley
Robert Sammons
Wilson A
Ambrose W
Earl
Robert Bradley
Frampton
Milton C. Milliner
Gethsemane Methodist Church
Reliance
Hillcrest Cemetery
Jennie Jarman
Goldsboro
Roland Cartwright
WSCS
Belle Morris
Harrington
Stayton
Tom & Jerry Cartoon Carnival
Au Cae Tucker
Barbara
PTA
Co Gorcey
Bowery Boys
Sar
20Th Century-Fox
Hefplin
Shane
Battle Cry
Columbia
Mickey Rooney
Johnny Weismuller
DEVIL
Rane
Hell
Audie Murphy Pees
Chicago Syndicate
Dennis Abbe O'Keefe
Ee Montromery Fane
Kk.k
United Artists
Columbua Pictures Presents
Betty Grable
Marge Ed Gower
Lemmon
Myron McCorm
Cinemascop
Edward Hofe
Leonard Ster
We Somerset Maugham
Jonie Taps
HC Potter
Jacob B. Davis
Oscar Caplan & Sons
Howard Street
Opposite Hutzlers
Mrs. Davis
Dentonia Theatre
Denton, Maryland
Technicolor
Arring
Wayne Morris
Julian Colbert Hawkins
Sun
Mon
Herbert J. Yates
A Republic
Glenn Ford Starring
Dorothy McGuirt
Arthur Kennedy
John Hodiak
Katy Jurado
Rafael Campos Juano Hernandez
Sac Palance
Barbara Rush
Rex Reason
Martha TA Hyer
God Cinemascope
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