Stafford Sharp wedding joins Denton families in November
Miss Sandra Lee Stafford daughter of Clifford L. Stafford of Denton and the late Mrs. Stafford wed Childs W. Sharp Jr son of Mrs. Josephine Sharp of Denton and Mr Childs W Sharp of Wayne Pa The ceremony was held Sunday November 25 at 6 pm at First Methodist Church Denton reception followed and couple to reside in Denton Groom works for B F Goodrich Bride a Caroline High School graduate The couple left for a southern motor trip Also joined by Eunice Morgan and George Lawrence Legates wedding at home of Rev W L Jump Legates will reside in Harrington He works for International Latex Corp in Dover
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Sandra Lee Stafford
Clifford L. Stafford
Denton
Stafford
Childs W. Sharp, Jr
Josephine Sharp
Childs W. Sharp
Wayne
George W. Goodley
First Methodist Church
Donald L. Turner
Salisbury
Edward Swisky
New York
Sharp
B. F. Goodrich Company
Caroline High School
Washington College
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
Air Force
Mississippi
Eunice Morgan
Harrington
George Lawrence Legates
Felton
W. L. Jump
Agnes Morgan
Norman Legates
Clayton Reynolds
Interstate Milk Producers Cooperative
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
Philadelphia
Leslie Fleetwood
Elizabeth
Chestertown
I. Robert Fleetwood
Gilbert Hignutt
Robert Fleetwood
Miami
Fla
Andrew McCauley
Broiler Service
Sandifer
Denton- Greensboro
Thomas Whaley
Community Notes Highlight Local Christmas Plans And Gatherings
Concord Methodist Church to dedicate new windows on Sunday morning. Easton hostesses arrange Junior Auxiliary meeting at Mrs. J Owen Knotts home. Memorial Hospital bazaar set for Dec 4 at Easton Armory starting 9 am with lunch and dinner. Valentine Dance planned for February. Numerous local families celebrate anniversaries births and Thanksgiving with relatives in Salisbury Baltimore and Wilmington. Christmas dinner by First Methodist Church Christian Comrade Class set for Dec 4 at 6 30 pm. Various visits and travel details among area residents noted.
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Concord Methodist Church
Memorial Hospital
Easton
J. Owen Knotts
Gordon Holbrook
Charles Layton
Bradford Stetson
Dawson Orme George, Jr
Houston
Texas
George
Dawson O. George
William H. Rathell
Philadelphia
First Methodist Church
Pearl McAlister
James M. Clarke
Clarence Beauchamp
Mildred Beauchamp
Clara Whitby
D. Ralph Horsey
Charles Dean
Jay Kitchen
John Mandrell
William S. Collins
Alton Messer
T. Carville Fleetwood
I. Robert Fleetwood
Tommy Fleetwood
Baltimore
William G. Towers
Cesar Coalla
Roy Horney
Wilmington
New York State
Williston Guild
Daisy Rice
Sarah Thawley
Betty Lou Wright
Union Memorial Hospital
Town
Denton Florist Alice Cole Taylor 71 Dies in Millsboro Del
Mrs. Alice Cole Taylor 71 widow of Howard Taylor of Denton died Sunday at Cedarcroft Nursing Home Millsboro Del She was a florist in Denton for 35 years Her first husband was Charles York late National Biscuit Company salesman She is survived by brother Lewis T Cole of Baltimore a niece Mrs Margaret Lenz and nephew Lewis T Cole Jr Services conducted at Moore Funeral Home Denton at 2 pm Wednesday by Rev T J Turkington from Grace Methodist
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Alice Cole Taylor
Howard Taylor
Denton
Cedarcroft
Millsboro
Del
Margaret Lenz
Lewis T. Cole, Jr
Baltimore
Moore Funeral Home
T. J. Turkington
Grace Method
Obituary: Kathryn Stafford Gullette of Federalsburg
Kathryn Stafford Gullette, 59, widow of Carlton D. Gullette, of Smithville Road near Federalsburg, died at her daughter's home after a months long illness. She was a past matron of Nanticoke Chapter No. 64 and a member of Eastern Star, Federal Community Club, and the Gavel Club. Survived by two daughters, two brothers, and five grandchildren. Funeral at Frampton Funeral Home Federalsburg with Eastern Star rites by Nanticoke Chapter, interment at Odd Fellows Cemetery Linchester.
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Kathryn Stafford Gullette
Carlton D. Gullette
Smithville Road
Federalsburg
J. Raymond Grime
Gullette
Order of the Eastern Star
Nanticoke
Federal Community Club
Gavel Club
G. Kenneth Schmick
Grime
Melvin Stafford
Howard Stafford
West Chester
Frampton Funeral Home
Donald
Clendaniel
Union Methodist Church
Eastern Star
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Linchester
Preston
Thomas Guy Galante Dies After Seven Months in VA Hospital
Thomas Guy Galante, 30, died Sunday morning at Fort Howard Veterans Administration hospital near Sparrows Point where he had been a patient for seven months. A World War II veteran and former maintenance worker for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone in Rock Hall, he is survived by his wife Vivian Shorter Galante of Chestertown, his mother Mrs. Splendora P. Galante of Bridgeville, two sisters Mrs. Walter Kershaw of Ridgely and Mrs. Nelson Fearins of Bridgeville, six brothers Anthony Galante of San Bruno California Samuel Galante of Fed-
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Thomas Guy Galante
Fort Howard Veterans Administration Hospital
Sparrows Point
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Rock Hall
Vivian Shorter Galante
Chestertown
Splendora P. Galante
Bridgeville
Walter Kershaw
Ridgely
Nelson Fearins
Anthony Galante
San Bruno
Calif
Samuel Galante
Fed
Galante Family News At Seaford And Bridgeville
Joseph Galante Frank Galante Alexander Galante and Jack Galante of the U S Air Force were scene at Scott Air Force Base Illinois. Services held Thursday at 10 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church Seaford. Interment followed at Bridgeville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eralsburg
Joseph Galante
Baltimore
Frank Galante
Bridgeville
Alexander Galante
Washington
Jack Galante
U. S. Air Force
Scott Air Force Base
Illinois
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
Seaford
Bridgeville Cemetery
Death of Ridgely merchant Harry Stedman at 77
Warry Stedman a Ridgely merchant died at Memorial Hospital Easton on Thursday of last week at age 77. He leaves wife Emma King and four daughters including Mrs. Clara Inman of Virgil New York and Mrs. Ruth Burns of Casano. Continued on page 5.
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Warry Stedman
Ridgely
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Emma King
Clara Inman
Virgil
N. Y
Ruth Burns
Casano
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Peggy van Dyke
Legates
Morgan
L. Stevens Browne
Mary W. Silvey
Mrs. Browne
Clarence Baynard
Robert Dean
N. Earle Smith
University of Maryland Hospital
Anne P. Wilson
James Dike
J. T. Alstrom
P. W. Downes
Trooper
Edward Smith
Eddie
Lewes
Olaf Smith
Donald Turner
C. L. Stafford
Patterson Kauffman
Marcie Lyn
Carlton V. West
Henry Hollingsworth
Susan
Jane
Marvin E. Chambers
Tommy
Gustav Surendorf
Williard J. Mangold
Margaret Ann Bell
Governor's Commission On
Emory D. Kimmey
C. Ernest Emory
Queen Anne
Carroll George
Peggy Callahan
Sonny Callahan
Kimmey
Emory
B. F. Somers
Walter Denny
Wye Mills
Wharton Bryan
Ambler
Benjamin F. Somers
John Miller
Donald L. Watson
Donna Lou
Diana Lynn
M. C. Watson
John H. Emerson
Walter Dick
Colonial Heights
Glenolden
Chester
Christian Comrade
Alice C. Taylor
Fabulous
Will’s Sporting Goods Store
Franklin Street
Dist Church
Denton Cemetery
Kathryn & Gullette
Erate
Bame
J. Paul Mowbray
Ridgely, Maryland
M&m Dairy Freez
Feastern Shore Theatre
Pier Angeli
Phil Carey
Ure
George Nader
Cotarng
John Saxon
Owaed
Les Talmayne
Universal-International
Dane Clark
Cartoon News Iextra
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Charles Bickford
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David Brian
Mary Lynn
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van Heflin
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Robert Wagner
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Harry Stedman
Wallace
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