Barrow Butler wedding in Easton Cathedral
Miss Noma Pritchett Barrow and Raymond Lee Butler wed at noon last Saturday in Easton Cathedral with Rev Currie B Hadin officiating. A breakfast for family followed at Emory Walston’s Denton home. couple plans residence on a Denton farm after their wedding trip. Various local guests and relatives attended or visited before and after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Barrow
Denton
Noma Pritchett Barrow
Raymond Lee Butler
Harry C. Butler
Easton
Currie B. Hadin
Christ Church, Easton
Mattie Smith
Death of J Percy Bittle at Ingleside Maryland
J Percy Bittle died Wednesday afternoon at Ingleside in Queen Annes County Maryland after a long illness. Born September 25 1882 he was a son of George and Mary Springer Bittle of Philadelphia who moved to Ingleside. He was a storekeeper merchant farmer and banker serving as vice president of Denton National Bank and Ingleside postmaster for ten years. Surviving are widow Edna Downes two brothers Oscar and Harry Bittle of Philadelphia and sister Mrs J B Evans of Chester Pennsylvania. Funeral services will be held at the home Sunday at 2 pm with Masonic burial in Denton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Percy Bittle
Ingleside
Queen Anne’s County
Maryland
Mr. Bittle
George and
Mary Springer Bittle
Philadelphia
Denton National Bank
Edna Downes
Oscar
Harry Bittle
J. B. Evans
Chester
Denton Cemetery
Death of W. E. Bullock, 81, retired farmer
W E Bullock aged 81 retired farmer died Wednesday evening in Denton at the home of his sisters Mrs Sallie A Morgan and Miss Emily Bullock with whom he resided Funeral services will be at 10 o clock Saturday morning at the Adams and Williamson Funeral Home Federalsburg and burial will be in the family graveyard on the Liden farm He is survived by his wife Lena S Bullock of Philadelphia a brother Richard Bullock of Denton a niece Mrs Talmage Strong a nephew J Henry Morgan and a grandniece Nancy Jean Strong
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bullock
Denton
Sallie A. Morgan
Emily Bullock
Adams and Williamson
Federalsburg
Liden Farm
Bullock
Lena S. Bullock
Philadelphia
Richard Bullock
Mrs. Talmage Strong
J. Henry Morgan
Nancy Jean Strong
Registrants discharged as sole surviving son in WWII
In accordance with wartime policy certain registrants are discharged from the armed forces because one or more immediate family members have been killed or died due to hazards linked to service since December 7, 1941. The measure applies to those who are the sole surviving son in their immediate family.
Missing in action status in military registrants
Registrants may be discharged without overseas service or with less than six months of active duty in the continental United States. Those discharged for this reason shall not be reclassified into a service class unless they volunteer for further service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Visitors and social notices fill Goldsboro week
Miss Mary Gray of Wilmington and other neighbors visited relatives near town. Baltimore and Wilmington guests stayed with family. Denville and Warwick residents visited. A six o'clock dinner hosted by Miss Mary Cahall. Carpenters began a vestibule at Trinity Methodist Church. Mrs. Annie Smith moved near town. Mrs. Charles Rich and daughter from Seaford visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gray
Wilmington
Thos. Gray
Charles Clayville
Baltimore
Bounds
Emma Johnson
Clifford Hughes
George Hastings
Denville
N. J
Norman Cohee
Greensboro
Trinity Methodist Church
Annie Smith
Calvin Porter
Town
Charles Rich
Seaford
A. C. Smith
Henderson Entertains Visitors From Wilmington and Dover
Mr and Mrs T A Montague hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs George A Montague and Mr and Mrs G M Bachman with son Mike of Wilmington and Mr and Mrs William Palmer and son Donald of Dover Also Miss Annabel Clark visited The Cedars Del Mrs Dora B Melvin and daughter Catherine spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Shelton Barclay Mr M W Gooden spent several days in Wilmington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Montague
George A. Montague
G. M. Bachman
Mike
Wilmington
William Palmer
Donald
Dover
Annabel Clark
George F. Clark
the Cedars
Del
Dora B. Melvin
Catherine
James Shelton
Barclay
M. W. Gooden
Local residents visit kin across Delaware and nearby towns
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dill and son Carlton of Rising Sun Delaware spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs H L Melvin. Mrs Dora B Melvin spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Harold Overfield of Dover. Mr and Mrs B J Fisher of New Britain Conn are visiting Mr and Mrs J Omer Jones. Mrs Earl Thompson and daughter Joyce spent Saturday in Wilmington. Mr and Mrs W E Stubbs spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Winfred Gooden and sons at Milford. Mrs Susan Jones near Farnhurst and Mrs Ida Windsor of Wilmington are visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs James Jones and son Jimmie of Wilmington visited his mother Mrs Pearl Jones on Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Wm Phillips Mrs T A Montague and Mrs Alex Housel spent Tuesday in Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones Fisher
Philadelphia
Denton
Eleanor F. Horsey
Wilmington
Wesley Towers
American Corner
Hector Gardner
Federalsburg
Arthur Adams
Lawrence Hayes
Amnett Voltz
West Chester
William Bullock
J. Frank Porter
Carl Porter
Greenwood
Del
Harry Jopp
Lauwrence Hayes
Neal Heller
Amett Voltz
Ormond Wright
Rehoboth Beach
Eldridge Downes Jr
Brigantine Island
Brigantine
N. J
J. Frank Wright
S. D. Kemp
New Market
Frederick County
Laurence Hayes
Ocean City
A. H. Forney
Elizabethtown
Dora B. Melvin
Harold Overfield
Dover
B. J. Fisher
New Britain
James Jones
Jimmie
Pearl Jones
Wm. Phillips
T. A. Montague
Alex Houseal
Easton
Gems of Thought The abundant life offered by Jesus
Rev. Benjamin L. DuVal argues that the abundant life Jesus desired is achieved through sincere application of his gospel of life. The sermon emphasizes personal faith and disciplined practice as the path to spiritual fullness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Benjamin L. DuVal
In Memoriam and Woods Fire Advisory on Shore
In memoriam for Elnora Cox from Grandmother and Grandfather Smith recalls tender memories and calls. District Forester Gerald Harris warns Eastern Shore hunters to fully extinguish cigarettes and matches as dry conditions raise woods fire risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora Cox
Grandmother
Grandfather Smith
Gerald Harris
Salisbury
Woodlandowners vow hunting bans if hunters careless
More landowners plan to post their woodland and ban hunting as a response to careless hunting. The action reflects rising safety concerns and privately enforced restrictions amid ongoing hunting activities.
Mr Foster to Visit Denton for Interviews
Announcement states Norman P. Foster manager of the Salisbury Field Office of the Social Security Board will be in Denton on Tuesday September 24 1946. He will be available for interviews at the Post Office at 2 p.m. The notice specifies the time and location for interested parties to meet him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman P. Foster
Salisbury Field
Social Security Board
Denton
Card of Thanks for Robert N. Melvin
Sympathy and assistance of neighbors and friends during illness and death are acknowledged with heartfelt thanks for the floral tributes to Robert N. Melvin. Mrs. Robert Melvin and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Melvin
Robert Melvin
Thanks for gestures while patient at Memorial Hospital Easton
Mrs and Mrs J Clyde White express sincere appreciation for cheery messages and helpfulness received during illness at Memorial Hospital Easton. The note credits many friends for support and kindness shown to both during hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Easton
J. Clyde White
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Kay and
Ellen
James W. Jopp
Harrington
Harold D. Jopp
William H. Jopper
Wilson Smith
Fred Love
Wm. Davis
Anna May Ward
Indiana
Margaret Alicia
Peggy) Knotts
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Caroline High School
George Breeding
Roy
Elizabeth
Pauline
Marvin
Carolyn
Hickman
Wm. Gardner Sr
Jeanne Clayton Reynolds
James Clarke
H. Earle Smith
Clifton, N. J
Lawrence Lynch
Rehoboth
Mae Gravath
John Percy Bittle
DuPont
Gage
Oak
Bulova
Eex
Beauty
Spic & Span
W. L. Hartsfield
Goldsboro
Henderson
Edwin Dill
Carlton
Rising Sun
H. L. Melvin
Roy Rogers
Arizona
Alan Lad Veronica Lake In “the
Roy Acuff
Memphis
Memoriam
MR. Foster
Dentonia
Dal
Tarll
CT Goodman
Bimah Shore
Andrews Sisters
Isomedot
Jerry Colonna
Andy Mussell
KINGS
Stering Holloway
MIO
Em Mntel
Tolwmbu
Charles Starrett & the Dorange Kid
Maey Burnette
The
Walker
James Boys
Daltons
Belte Starr
Outlaw Horse
Dow Porter
Lois Collier
Jacqueline de Wit
George Cleveland
Fessier-Pagano
Charles Winninger
Samuel Goldwin
Danny Kaye
the Kid
Broklyn
Caroline Sales Company
Hillsboro
Douglas E. Greetwood Denton
Scotty Beckett
Fuzzy Knight
Tom Powers
Wick. Carter, Latel
Columbia
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