BIDDLE EVANS WEDDING BRINGS Greensboro couple to Dover
Ruth Eloise Evans daughter of Mr and Mrs Milo Evans of Greensboro wed J Oakley Biddle son of Mrs Lester Layer and the late Mr Wm F Biddle of Dover at Greensboro Baptist Church Rev Irving W Lane presiding Bride wore pale beige suit with white gardenias. After a reception at the parents home the couple left for Louisiana. Both plan to reside in Dover Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Evans
Greensboro
Ruth Eloise
J. Oakley Biddle
Lester Layer
Wm. F. Biddle
Dover
Delaware
Greensboro Baptist Church
Irving W. Lane
Bradford Cooper
Louisiana
Greensboro High School
Golden College
Court of Chancery
Wilmington
Army
Ink Spots and Louis Jordan Albums Highlight this Week
New this week is the Ink Spots album featuring If I Didn't Care and Pil Never Smile Again. Louis Jordan sings Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying, Betty Rhodes shines on Rumors Are Flying, and a Radio City Music Hall Glee Club album offers a half hour of listening. Also offered is the Fixit Man repair service for radios and other small appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ink Spots
Louis Jordan
Radio City Music Hall Glee Club
Lote
Dinner Party Honors Couple Wedded 46 Years
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Griffin of Goldsboro recently celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary. Attending guests hailed from Baltimore Wilmington Dover Delanco Denton Ridgely Hobbs Denton Lebanon Pa Lansdale Pa and Greensboro among others who sent gifts and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Griffin
Goldsboro
Roy M. Griffin
Baltimore
Martha W. Wilkinson
Wilmington
Scotten Griffin
Jeanne Griffin
Dover
Roy Griffin
McKinley Wilkinson
Howard Haltz
Robert
Richard
Delanco
N. J
J. L. Stevens
Denton
Ross Simons
B. Bowers
Ridgely
Charles Fountain
Harlan Blades
Burrsville
Thornton
Henderson
Jack Tally
Russell Stevens
Ruth Ann
Doris Jeanne
Phyllis
Hobbs
Orland Flaharty
Andrew Arnold
Lebanon
Harry Myers
Lansdale
Harvey Morris
Noble Shively
Ross
Luther Bennett
Andrew Quillen
Alonzo Cohee
Norman Smith
John Milby
Emily
Ted Lapham
Jerry Lapham
Lyman Scotten
Minnie Derrickson
Charles Dill
Greensboro
Paul Gregg
Beverly Place
Griffin
Wm. Anderson
Evelyn Griffin
O. M. Coffin
Trenton
Emma Johnson
C. B. Scull Jr
Lou Milby
Mattie Meredith
Claymont
Anna Cheffins
J. L. George
Philadelphia
John Buck
Elsmere
Del
Clark Smith
Wife accused in fatal stabbing of husband in Delaware
Herbert Lane, 32, of Reliance Federalsburg road Delaware, was killed in a farm home dispute. His wife, Marie Lane, 26, will face murder charges at.Georgetown arraignment. Lane reportedly demanded his wife return home after a visit to Reliance Maryland. The stabbing occurred as a scuffle over food preparations at the ice box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Marie Lane
Frank Wright Jr
Lane
Georgetown
Sarah Lee Mason
Reliance
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Biddle-Evans
Zimmerly-Walden
Rosemary Bareford Walden
Frank Zimmerly
Richmond
Henry Meade Bareford
Kino
Mildred Bareford
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Arthur W. Newell
Caroline High School
Walter B. Johnson
Rotary
Boy Scouts
Denton Schools
Denton Community Club
L. Roslyn Orme
Ruth R. Price
W.S. Fitzgerald
L. Stevens Browne
J. E. Loreman
Chicago
R. T. K. Gates
Foreman
James R. Foreman
H. L. Haddick
St. Petersburg
Fla
Wyoming
Jo Meitzmer Joyee
Little Son
Balt't.o
Wm. J. Richards
Joyce
Wm. D. Uhler
E. Paul Knotts
Minnie B. Todd
Madison Towers
Bridgeville
Double Hills Homemakers Club
Richard Wilson
Olivia P. Roe
G. M. Coasterdine
Leland T. Short
Easton Hospital
RCA Victor
Betty Rhodes
Admiral
Harold Malott
Malott Music & Radio Shop
Buster Crabbe
Lightning Raiders
Rusty
Cornel Wilde
Jerome Kern
Technicolor
Web
Thuis
Charles Coburn
Caroline Sales Company
Hillsboro
Duglas E. Fleetwood Denton
Herbert Lane
Federalsburg Road
Just
Matthew’ S Eralsburg, MD
Dentonia Theatre
Glenn
CeCe Douste
Rowe
Tr Century Fox Picture
Wick Carter
Smasher
Columbia
Teylor
Iar M Ieee Sehen
Robert Silk
AL Omy
Oma
OF Aden
Thurs. & Fri
Gue Ou
Ford
Dal
Preston Motor Company
Preston
Jacob O. Williams
Federalsburg
Pesemenhene
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