Milford chronicle., 1930-07-04
ARMER IS KILLED PHYLLIS GRIFFITH
AUTO ACCIDENT is The GUEST AT
7 DENTON, ND. MANYPARTIES
POstmaster's Daughter Is
Married To Martin c.
VOse; Boulevard Open
ed On Tuesday, July 1.

CU OAt L uOSOtdJ, - u1J l.
The home of Postmaster and Mrs.
Samuel G. Nuttle on Fifth avenue,
Denton, Md, was the scene of a
wedding of much interest to the So
ciety folks of Caroline county, Sat
urday afternoon, when their Oldest
daughter, Miss Mildred B. Nuttle,
became the bride of Martin c. VOse.
The home was very attractively dec
GRATED with cut flowers and flower
ing plants arranged to carry out the
color scheme of the costumes of the
bridal party. 20 Promise Me" was
sung by Miss Judy Fl. Wilson imme-
diately preceding the ceremony
which was solemnized by Rev. E. C..
Hallman, pastor of the Denton Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Mr.. Voss,
with his best man, DR.. Norwood
Voss, of Wilmington, met before an
archway of flowers; his bride, who
came down the steps on the arm OF
her father, to the strains of the we'd
ding march from Lohengrin. played
by Mrs. William H. Nuttle The bride
was attended by her sister, Mrs. J.
Stanley Cooley, of Strasburg, Va,
and the little Misses Catherine and
MelOra Lee Voss, of Wilmington.
The bride was tastefully dressed in
a blue fiat crepe dress trimmed with
ecru lace and ecru hat and slippers
to match. She carried a lovely bou-
e Tho
matron of honor wore a pink lace
dress with black hat and slippers
and carried a bouquet of cream
roses and delphinium. The flower
girls wore pink organdie dresses
and carried dainty old fashion nose
gays. Following the ceremony the
bride and groom and few immedi-
ate friends were given a reception
at the Nuttle home. At three-thirty
p. m, when Mr.. and Mrs. VOss were
leaving for their honeymoon trip
(the itinerary of which was not an
nounced) they were well showered
with rice and confetti and finally
got away amid much confusion and
the happy congratulations of rela-
tives and guests. Mrs. Voss has
been a member of the faculty of
the Caroline High School for some
years and Mr.. Voss is 4 farmer.
After their wedding trip the couple
will reside on Mr. Vo5s' farm near
Denton.
Denton was we'll represented at
the boulevard opening at Stenvens-
vile on Tuesday, July l. The Den
ton Chapter of DeMOlay in parade
uniform, were courtiers for the Den
ton float which represented scene
from the Revolutionary period. Lady
Caroline for whom this county was
named was Lady Caroline Calvert,
sister of Frederick, the last Lord
,and wife of the last Col
onial Governor of the Province of
Maryland, Robert Eden, for whom
now Denton, was named.
The group was composed of the fol-
lowing: Lady Kathleen, Kathleen
Lady Mary, Mary Orme;
Lady Herbert, Julia Wilson: Lady |
Hall, Eliza Goldsborough; Lady Ev-
erett, Ruth Wheatley; Lady Caro-
line, Addie Nuttle-whO was sowned |
in characteristic costumes. The Den
ton Volunteer Fire Company's Band |
freshly adorned with laurelS from
was an attractive feature |
and the float, typifying a modern
bungalow was the contribution of |
the Nuttle Lumber and Coal Com
pany.
Fred Jones, a farmer Of the Har-
mony district, near Denton, was al
most instantly killed late Saturday |
night by being struck by an automO-
bile in the outskirts of Denton, near |
Theis North Side Garage. The car |
which figured in the accident was
said to have been driven by Harry
Noble, a farmer of near Anderson |
town. The particulars of the acc1-
dent are vague. Jones was Sc en- ear
lier in the evening in Denton and |
was said to have been very much .
Later he was seen on
the road north of Denton where he |
was reported to have been hailing
passing cars and asking for ride
to town. 1t is believed that he .
stumbled into the path of the car
which struck him as he backed
away from the machine which had
refused him a ride The deceased
was about 40 years old and had been
a resident of this county most of his
life. He had been married but was
parted from his wife several months
ago. Being picked up from the road
side he was placed in a car which
started to take him to the EastOn
but after proceeding a few
miles it was found that he had eX-
pired and his remains were taken
to the home of his mother at Hur-
lock from which place his funeral
was held on Tuesday, with inter
ment at Concord.
ARE "SWANEE RIVER" AND GOLD
FOLKS AT HOME" THE SANE!