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i PAGE TEN DENTON JOURNAL, DENTON, MARYLAND Friday, December 9, 1960 Personal And Social News Items WEDDINGS ter is in 4-H and lives in the same JACKSON-SHERWOOD The wedding of Miss Mary Alice Sherwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Sherwood, of Hillsboro, and Mr. Charles Edward Jackson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Jackson, of Queen Anne, was solemnized on Saturday afternoon, December 3, at 2 o'clock in the Hillsboro-Queen Anne Methodist Church. Rev. Edwin C. Thomas, pastor of the performed double ring amidst a lovely setting of white ioli and chrysanthemums and soft candlelight.

Mrs. Mary Virginia Moore, organist of the church and an aunt of the bride, played the traditional wedding music and accompanied Miss Beth Pinder as she sang "Because" and Perfect Love." The bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely in her long white satin gown, fashioned with a full skirt, ending in a train, a fitted bodice which featured a neckline of brocaded flowers and seed pearls and long sleeves. Her fingertip veil fell softly from a matching headpiece and she carried a cascade of white chrysanthemums. The maid of honor was Miss Kay Sherwood, of Hillsboro, a sister of the bride. The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Lou Sparklin, of Hillsboro, and Miss Judi Burchett, of Philadelphia.

The three attendants chose identical lime green streetlength dresses with sage green sashes and matching headpieces and white carnation nosegays. The best man was Mr. Paul Calloway, of Centreville. The ushers were Mr. Hubert Jackson, of Queen Anne, a brother the groom, and Mr.

Carroll Creighton, of Centreville. The bride's mother selected a toast dress with matching accessories and a white carnation corsage. The groom's mother was dressed in royal blue with pink accessories and a white carnation corage. A recption was held at the church immediately following the ceremony. The young couple will reside on a farm near Queen Anne following a motor trip through Virginia.

The bride is a graduate of North Caroline High School and is now associated with the Maryland Credit Finance Corporation in Easton. The groom is a graduate of Centreville High School and is engaged in farming. -0 VOSHELL-GIVENS The wedding of Mrs. Nellie Givens and Mr. Elwood Voshell, both of Seaford, took place on Saturday afternoon, Dec.

3rd, at the home of the officiating minister, Rev. W. L. Jump. The bride's granddaughter, Miss Joyce Ann Short, of Seaford, was the attendant.

PERSONALS The Christian Comrade Class of First Methodist Church will meet in Fellowship Hall on Tuesday evening, Dec. 13, at 6:30 p. m. for the annual Christmas dinner and party. Miss Arnita Dell will be the guest speaker and her topic will be "Christmas in Chile." Hostesses will be Mrs.

W. S. Carroll, Miss Ella Carter, Miss Mary DeWeese, Mrs. Chauncey Downs, Mrs. Oron Smith, Mrs.

T. C. Fleetwood, Mrs. C. C.

Merriken and Mrs. Thomas Campbell. There were 24 girls and 3 leaders at the meeting Wednesday. It was held at Joann Fuchs' home. Joann did a demonstration.

She made Favorite Griddlecakes. Since her sis- Collins; three sons and a daughter, Louis, John Mervin and Peggy Ann, all at home; his father, Elias Collins, of Cambridge; two sisters, Mrs. Ethel Bratten, of Delmar, land Mrs. Virginia Shockley, of Salisbury. house, she did a demonstration, too.

She made tangy tutti-fruiti punch. sister is Becky Fuchs. The next is at Wanda Garey's Patsy Stivers is the reporter. Mr. and Mrs.

Rufus Cannon, Allen Cannon, Mickey Cannon and little. Terry Allen and Michele, of Balti-' more, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marion L. Butler on Sunday.

They also visited other friends and relatives while on the Shore. The WSCS of First Church will meet in Fellowship Hall Dec. 12 at 8 p. m. for a special Christmas program planned by Naomi Circle, 1 Mrs.

Shirley Fifield, leader. Refreshments are arranged by the other Cir-: cles. Dr. and Mrs. M.

A. Brackett returned home last Sunday after a month's stay at Miami Beach, Fla. Mrs. John W. Asher, returned home on Wednesday after recupera-ficiating.

tion from an operation at the George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D. C. The Rosalie V. Jenkins Circle will mect with Mrs. Joyce Andrew on Tuesday evening, Dec.

13, at 7:30. Mrs. Patterson Kaufman is the leader. All members try to be present as this is the Christmas party with the exchange of gifts. Mrs.

Robert Moore, of the Campground Road, is spending the winter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joc Willoughby. Mr. and Mrs.

M. C. Watson visited Mrs. Watson's aunt, Mrs. Frank Justice, at White Haven, last Sunday.

Following were among those who attended the wedding at Betterton Methodist Church last Saturday afternoon of Mr. Walter V. Turner, and Miss Carole King: Mr. Jas. McCafferty, of Springfield, Mrs.

Joan Phillips and Sherry Lou Phil-. lips, Mrs. Agnes Morgan and James Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Garey and children, Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Smith, of Greenwood; Mrs. Bessie Doerr and Mrs. Madeline Fiori. Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Maloney have moved from Gay Street to their home on the Denton-Greensboro Road, near town. Mr. and Mrs. Walter B.

Palmer, Mr. Walter B. Palmer, and Mr. R. Dale Palmer attended the funeral of Mrs.

Palmer's brother, Mr. James J. Coates, in Warsaw, on Saturday afternoon. The Unity Homemakers will hold their Christmas party at the Woman's Club House on Monday, Dec. 12, at 6:30 p.

m. Bring a covered dish, place setting, and a gift. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hignutt and Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Hignutt and children, of Chester, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hignutt. The Christian Comrade Class of Concord will hold their Christmas dinner and party at the Church House on Wednesday, Dec.

14, p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilson, Mrs.

Laura Ellwanger, Mrs. Fearins, Mrs. Lucille Maloney and Mrs Bertha Maloney shopped in Wilmington on Monday. LOUIS T. COLLINS Louis Thomas Collins, 44, Greensboro, died in Memorial Hospital at Easton Sunday following a lengthy illness.

Funeral services were held at the Rawlings-Boulais Funeral Home, in Greensboro, with the Rev. Vinton D. Shufelt, pastor of the Ridgely Methodist Church, officiating. Interment was in Greensboro Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

ARTHUR H. BIDDLE, SR. Arthur 11. Biddle, 73, died on Monday in Kent General Hospital, A retired farmer of Caroline Coun ty, he had lived in Dover for 8 years. Surviving arc his wife, the former Emily Boots: and the following children: Mrs.

Dorothy Cole, Mrs. Thomas Gilbert, John Arthur, and Marvin Biddle, all of Dover: Clarence, of Felton; Mrs. Merwin Leslic, of Pennsville, N. Miss Rose Biddie, of Harrington; and five grandchildren. Services were held Wednesday in the Moore Funeral Home, Denton, with Rev.

Otho G. Brewer, of. Interment was in Ridgely Cemetery. GE "STATIC" By Lawrence Witte producers Bill Hanna and Joe Barbora were confirming the judgment of many previous TV, radio, stage and motion picture producers. Fred Flintstone is a lovable jerk, and for years producers have been buttonholing Alan to portray--among other things lovable jerks.

Fred is the caveman "hero" of ABC-TV's series "The Flintstones," TV's animated cartoon comedy show. Alan was born Teddy Bergman in New York City. As a kid he was bookish and so scholarly that he managed to graduate from Manhattan's Washington High School while still, under age for Columbia University -his goal. As a lark, he spent the imposed: interim studying drama at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City. While at Columbia, where he majored in journalism, he won the' Eastern Intercollegiate Heavyweight wrestling title and performed in the annual varsity show.

He was spotted in the latter event by Ralph Rose, an Oklahoma candy tycoon, and he immediately dropped out of school and went to Oklahoma City to star in a stock company for which Rose was the bankroller. The (1927) the following occured in relatively rapid order: Rose went broke and had to dissolve the stock company; he and Alan returned toi New York, pooled their meager funds to enter a crap game and won $2,400, enough to launch a wholesale candy factory. Business boomed for them briefly, but then one day a large inventory of pecan pralines turned from an appetizing tan color to a ghastly white that was unmarketable, their creditors closed in, and they were busted again. Reed went back 1c' acting. During the summers of 1929 thru 1930 he was social director, enter-' I tainment producer and actor at the I Copake Country Club, an upstate I New York resort.

Among the writers creating original play's and revues for him there were the later-' (to-be-famous actors and playwrights Moss Hart, Herman Wouk and Allen Boretz. Meanwhile, and for the ensuing two decades, he devoted himself mainly to radio, first in New York; then, after 1943, in Hollywood. His career' in this field flourished, and he fre-; quently worked in as many as 35 broadcasts a week. There was hard-' ly a single comedy or dramatic serin the heyday of radio that he In singling out Alan Reed's voice as the perfect "Flintstone sound," GIFTS MOTHERFATHER- SISTERBROTHER AND THE HOME. for the whole Family at Griffiths Apparel Sixth -Denton GUSTAV GOOD JEWELERS Denton, Maryland LOOK AT THIS $2.95 Leather Watch Bands 39c Picture Frames 49c Leather and Metal $2.50 Sterling Ear Rings 10c Still a large assortment of nice gifts at great savings $1.00 DOWN HOLDS ANY GIFT TIL CHRISTMAS did not appear in.

Ilis most familiar roles included Falstaff, the poet of Allen's Alley on! "The Fred Allen Show" for ten years; the voice of Rubinoff. the violinist land musical director (who "was afraid" 10 of "The Eddie Cantor' for five years; the original Daddy to Fanny Brice's Baby Snooks; Finnigan (a classic lovable jerk) and Clancy the cop on "Duffy's and Pasquale on "Life With Luigi." He was also featured at various times with such radio stars as my Durante, Tallulah Bankhead and Bob Hope. He also starred once in his own Blubber Berg-1 man Show," and during this period took part in a number of New York stage productions, as well as edy. He went to Hollywood on a 20th Century-Fox movie contract, and has since appeared in more than 50 films in all types of roles. They include "Viva, Zapata," "The Postman Rings Twice" and "Desperate Hours." With the advent of television he continued performing in roles which included TV versions of his "Duffy's' Tavern" and "Luigi" radio parts.

RADIO-TV NEWS REEL: Keith Andes, "This Man Dawson" on is garnering raves from theatregoers who have seen him in "Wildcat," the now Broadway musical in which lie co-stars with Lucille Ball. ABC-TV signed a five-year contract to telecast the "Oscar" awards effective with the 1961 awards. Margaret Truman stars in CBS Television Workshop Sunday, Dec. 4, in a drama titled "Flight of Roger Williams' latest Kapp album, "Temptation" is one of his greatest. It contains theme from "The Apartment" among other tip-i top hits.

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