Marriage of Miss Joenet Louise Heather to Lewis Cochran
Miss Joenet Louise Heather daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry N Heather of Marydel and Mr Lewis Gray Cochran son of Mr Campbell C Cochran of Alexandria Va wed on Saturday November 1 at 3 30 pm at the bride’s home. The Rev Frederick A Arndt officiated with a reception to follow. The bride wore ice blue brocaded faille with matching feather hat and a white rose nosegay. Her cousin Mrs William Casher Torbert was maid of honor in royal blue with yellow pompoms. Best man was Mr Cochran. After a wedding trip the couple reside at Nitro West Virginia. Also lists church circles meeting November 17 with hosts and leaders and a funeral and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joenet Louise Heather
Harry N. Heather
Marydel
Lewis Gray Cochran
Campbell C. Cochran
Alexandria
Frederick A. Arndt
William Casher Torbert
Dover
Cochran
Mrrs. Cochran
Nitro
West Virginia
Edward Taylor
Greensboro
N. C
H. M. Detwiler
Iliane C. Schadt
Salisbury
Winfield T. Nichols
Perry Point Veterans Hospital
Little David Smith
William Beers
Frank Barnes
Parksley
Samuel Nowell
T. J. Turkington
Dennis
Roy Adams
Zella Glidden
Carrie Roe
Pauline Roe
Jenkins
Redmond Long
Unity Club
A. M. Dulin
Carl Collison
Personal notices from Salisbury area locals and visitors
A string of social updates from Salisbury include Mr. and Mrs. William Waller visiting Mrs. Uhler in Baltimore and her wintering in Florida, hospital stays for Willie Cannon and Winfield Nichols, travels of the Singer and Wheatley couples, and several club meetings and birthday acknowledgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Cannon
Memorial Hospital
Easton
William S. Thompson
R. R. Helms
Reading
Claude Wheatley
Ira Collins
Federalsburg
Robert D. Singer
Paul C. Singer
Myrtle
Richard L. Wilson
Mary A. Lord
Death Notice for Wilbert Melvin of Goldsboro Area
Wilbert Melvin, 52, of near Goldsboro, died Friday at Memorial Hospital in Easton. Funeral services were held Sunday at Funeral Home Greensboro with Rev. Grayson H. Wheatley officiating. Interment at Mt. Olive Cemetery near Goldsboro. Survived by wife Nellie. four sons Wilbert Jr and Belford and John of Goldsboro and Hartly. two daughters Ella Meredith and Mary Catherine Melvin of Ingleside. 15 grandchildren. brothers Russell of Bridgeboro, N J and Earl of Pennsauken, N J. sister Mildred Gallagher of Camden. half sister Eva Cowgill of Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Melvin
Goldsboro
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Rawlings
Greensboro
Grayson H. Wheatley
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Goldboro
Nellie Melvin
Wilbert, Jr
Church Hill
Belford
John
George
Hartly
Ella Meredith
Mary Catherine Melvin
Ingleside
Russell Melvin
Bridgeboro
N. J
Earl Melvin
Pennsauken
Mildred Gallagher
Camden
Eva Cowgill
Preston
Preston tomato packer Sherman Griffith dies at 64
Sherman T Griffith 64 of Preston a longtime tomato packer and local businessman died Friday at Memorial Hospital Easton from a heart attack. He belonged to Tri State Packers Association and Preston Lions Club. Survived by sister Mrs S E Douglas of Preston and brother Victor Griffith of Towson. Services Sunday at Bethesda Methodist Church Preston with interment in Grove Cemetery family plot near Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman T. Griffith
Preston
Caroline
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Tri-State Packers’ Association
Preston Lions Club
Martin and
Agnes Griffith
Caroline County
S. E. Douglas
Victor Griffith
Towson
Bethesda Methodist Church
Grove Cemetery
Obituary: Mrs Emma Brelsford 83 dies near Greensboro
Mrs Emma L Brelsford age 83 died Friday after an extended illness at Cherry Nursing Home near Greensboro Her only survivor is a brother in Philadelphia Funeral services were held at Rawlings Funeral Home Greens boro with Rev Grayson Wheatley of St Pauls Methodist Church officiating Interment followed in Greensboro Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma L. Brelsford
Cherry Nursing Home
Greensboro
Philadelphia
Rawlings
Grayson Wheatley
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Greensboro Cemetery
Mrs Anna Swanwick Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Anna Swanwick aged 79 died Saturday at Fletcher Nursing Home Felton after a long illness. Independent details about family or services were not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Swanwick
Fletcher Nursing Home
Felton
Micro Midgets Race Ends In Photo Finish At Greensboro
Car No 181 driven by Ruth Dean edges Car No 12 in a neck and neck finish after Car No 19, who had a dramatic spin, at the Chop Tank Micro Midget Speedway. Season concludes Sunday Nov 16 weather permitting with points determining trophies. current standings list Spiering 81, Miedl 76, Marvel 74, Tribbitt 58, Porter 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Dean
the Speedway
Spiering
Miedl
Marvel
Tribbitt
Porter
Schoff
Brown
Lane
Blades
W. Lane
Murray
Pat Fry
Auto race fans cheer drivers at the yearly event
Come out and root for your favorite driver and see the best race of the year. Plenty of not coffee, hot dogs and sodas.
Soldier Melkinnon Part of 24th Division Training in Germany
Army Pfc Elmer S Melkinnon wife Joyce lives in Denton recently took part in a field training exercise with the 24th Division in Germany He is a rifleman in Company D of the division's 21st Infantry in Munich The 23 year old soldier entered the Army in August 1957 and completed basic training at Fort Gordon Ga He is the son of Sam
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
Elmer S. Melkinnon
Joyce
Denton
Melkinnon
21St Infantry
Fort Gordon
Sam
Melwinnon and Ridgely Attend Chreensboro High School
Melwinnon and Ridgely attended Chreensboro High School. His mother, Mrs. Tfilda Melington, lives in Millington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melwinnon
Ridgely
Chreensboro High School
Tfilda Melington
Millington
Autumn Remains A Lingering Light Within Me
A reflective poem notes the lingering warmth of autumn, the sun’s brightness becoming an inner light that never fades. The speaker recalls last month’s win by autumn and how memory softens greying skies with enduring, bright beauty.
Veterans Day Observed With Patriotism and Remembrance
Senator elect Harry Hughes of Denton gave the main address on patriotism. The Caroline High School Band performed fine music and Rev Edward M Wheatley closed with a prayer. Attendees hoped for yearly ceremonies henceforth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hughes
Denton
Caroline High School
Edward M. Wheatley
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Heather
First Church
J. F. Johnson, Sr
Blanche Chaffineh
R. N. Hitchens
George Lowe
Circle of
A. May Thompson
Gail F. Cooper
George W. Goodley
Circle 5
R. Dale Palmer
James M. Clarke
P. W. Downes
Circle 1
C. V. West
Clara Whitby
Susan Saulsbury
Bradford Stetson
William Finn
Market St
Roland P. Griffith, Sr
Key
T D. Dukes
Nolan Cubbard
Morris Stewart
Calvin Porter
William Waller
Baltimore
William D. Uhler
Real Estate Listings
F. Winfield
Trice
F. P. Williamson
Sinclair
G. D. Crouse
Radhh
Emma Brelsford
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Wrecker Service
Bamberger
Motor Sales
Paramount
Wie Jean Wallace
HE Ibre Lane Francis
Eae Ob
Pecos
Billings
Gray
Potter
Wilson
Plugege
Mintz
Melvee
Argo
Hallowell
Jarrell
Columbia Pictures Presents
Heflin
Hunter
Hammer Film Productions, Ltd
Dracuea
Rex Harrison
Kay Kendall
Harrison
Kay Kendal Sae
Eee
Starna
John Saxon
Sandra Dee
Metrocolor
AVOH
Mexico
George Montgomery
Gen
Eral
M. Hilda Covey
William
Orme
Wopeden
Hilda WK. Wigein Lowe
Veterans’ Day
Flere
Emmett Hignutt
Jack
John S. Legates
Cere
Charles V. Moore
Truval Sport
Everngam’s Denton
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