Local Dateline Ads and Obituaries from Denton Md
Local notices for goods for sale including livestock seed lime and hatching eggs appear alongside rentals and a run of obituaries and funeral notices from Denton Maryland. Entries name individuals and towns such as Burrsville Federalsburg Queen Anne Preston and Goldsboro with dates, ages and burial locations.
Denton 4-H Club Demonstrates Complexion Care
The Jolly Junior Girls 4-H Club met in Denton on March 25 at Mrs. Nev Altfather’s home with full attendance. Ma linda Altfather and Louise Brown demonstrated a cleansing cream facial for the group and two guests, Ida Mae Cawley and Julianne Reynolds, participated. Plans call for the next meeting after Easter at the Altfathers’ home with demonstrators Janet Kein and Ida Mae Altfather focusing on hand care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly
Denton
Nevin Altfather
Malinda Altfather
Louise Brown
Ida Mae Cawley
Julianne Reynolds
Malinda
Ruth
Ida Mae Altfather
Janet Kein
T. Alan Goldsborough
Greensboro
Caroline County
Maryland
Liden
M. E. Church
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Townsend’s
Market Street
Guild of Christ P. E. Church
M. A. Pentz
Ernest Cutrell
Bashing Ridge
N. J
Ladies Aid
Denton M. E. Church
T. H. Everngain
Concord
Denton M. P
Church of the Brethren
John Goail
J. Kemp Stevens
Hugh M. Morris
Wilmington
Marvelle C. Webber
Rutland
John White
Holy Week Services Across Caroline County Churches
Palm Sunday observances begin in Episcopal churches with Holy Trinity Greensboro and Christ Church Denton offering services and processions. Catholic Masses in Denton and Ridgely include palm blessings, Stations of the Cross on Good Friday, and confessions after each service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
John White
Holy Trinity
Greensboro
Christ Church
Denton
Church School
St. Paul’s
Hillsboro
Denton M. P
Pamn
LE. Wimbrow
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Suual
Epworth League
Church of the Brethren
Denton and
Ridgely
St. Elizabeth’s Church
St. Benedict’s Church
Tidgely
St. Elizabeth's Church
Health Lessons From March Colds At School Forum
The Denton Primar School Health Forum prints a letter urging hygiene and handkerchief use to curb colds influenza and pneumonia. The writer recalls past illness, stresses careful habits at home and Sunday School and notes March's high illness rates per state health data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Primar School
State Health Department
Denton Journal
Betty
Pitts
Spring Flower Show to brighten Prestar on April first
The Community Club of Prestar announces its annual Spring Flower Show on Tuesday April 1 from 2 to 8 PM with admission 10 cents for children and one dollar for adults. Display items include flowers handicraft dolls glassware and silver in a community event featuring local residents and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prestar
Annapolis
Wilmer Fell Davis
W. H. Cannon
Lloyd Cannon
O. B. Blades
J. K. LeCompte
George Swann
Howard Harris
Charles Noble
Lee Noble
Fulton Noble
Dallas Blades
Norman Todd
Alva Lee Hollis
Josephine Gallagher
Patty Payne
Harold Phimmer
C. Mason
G. C. Carmine
Capt
G. T. Robbins
Luke Amato
Thawreed Grace
Elizabeth Amato
Alva Lane
Max Chambeais
Liexd Cannon
A. T. Blades
James Noble
Vienna
Georgia Swann
W. N. Cannon
Medford Burress
Rose Burress
Clyde Elzey
Baltimore
Jack
Marylin Noble
D. W. Noble
Chestertown
Dl. Gallagher
New York
Harry B. Wright
Wilmington
Resolutions of Respect for Mrs Walter Hovm
The Ladies Aid of the AEC Church announces a Resolution of Respect for member Mrs Walter Hovm who has passed away. The group extends sympathy to her family and prays for comfort to Janie Smith, Lome Ramsdell, and others affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akt
AEC. Church
Thenr
Walter Hovm
God
Janie Smiith
Lome Ramsdell
Ridgely Weekly News Letter Notes Clergy Changes
Rev O B Reed leaves Ridgely Methodist Church to pastor Wyoming Delaware and Woodside. Rev C M Griffith to succeed, moving from Deal's Island. Obituaries, entertainments, and local visits fill the column. Ministry shifts, anniversaries, and community events mark a busy week in Ridgely community life.
Homemaker Clubs Speaker Plans Tri County Meeting in Cambridge
Dr Reuben G Steimmeyer will address the Tri County Meeting at Cambridge Armory on April 11 with the topic Europe Today and Tomorrow. The program includes community singing led by Mrs Benjamin T Disden and other attractions from Dorchester, Talbot, and Caroline counties. Reservations for lunch at forty cents are requested by April 6. A slip cover demonstration will be held in Ridgely April 19 20 and 21 coordinated by the Home Demonstration Agent and Miss Florence Mason with details via Bessie M Spafford by April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lynch
Denton
J. C. Emerson
Rt. No
American Corner
Market Street
Mary EE. Pastorfield
Mark Smith
S. 2Nd St
Nuttle Milling Company
Bessie M. Doerr
P. O
Federalsburg
Concord
Wm. J. Blachiston
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Company
A. E. Miller
Third
Randolph
Harmony Club
Hollis
Preston
Ladies of
Thawley’s M. P. Church
Thawley’s Hall
Maryland
Ida Dyer
John H. Dyer
Princess Anne
Ridgely
Wiliam C. Stevens
Queen Anne
Mabel Sullivan
Wilmington
Del
Beulah Ford
C. M. York
Southern Methodist Church of
Denton Cemetery
Sarah Howard
Walter Howard
Caroline County
Republican State Central Committee
Milton S. Andrews
Coneda Cemetery
Elisha and
Mary Andrews
Lacey Murphy
Lenton
Sarah Murphy
William B. Willey
John Meredith
Smithville
Dr. Meredith
Nettie Meredith
Paul C. Meredith
Alphonso
Reboth Beach
Thomas S Dixon
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Mary Garrett
Pilgrim Holiness Church of
Goldsboro
Cohee
Pauline C. Howard
Nellie C. Laston
Warwick
New York
Clara Hubbard
Wihansburg
Lidafoie
Madson Towers
Albert Ro Neal
Chaten €. Neal
Georgia Anna Garey
William H Garey
Rafu
Tuce
Arlington
Moore
Ain Denton
Guesy
Joseph
Mary Emly Roop
Carole
Wallham McGarey
Mary Trice
Emily Swiss
Athneton
Howard Roop
Reuben G. Steimmeyer
Talbot
Dorchester
Caioline
Cambridge
Europe
Benjamin T. Disden
Pocomoke City
Joy Woodland
Disden
Somerset
Cambridge School
Lee Warren
L. L. Spicer
Dorchester County Councl
Armory
Houe
Florence Mason
House
Bessie M. Spafford
Futher
Death of Marydel resident Cunningham noted
William J. Cunningham, longtime Marydel resident, died Friday March 71st at Mrs. Morgan’s home near Greensboro. Survived by brothers Thomas and Robert Cunningham of Philadelphia. Funeral at Marydel M. E. Church, interment Templeville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Cunningham
Marydel
Morgan
Greensboro
Thomas
Robert Cunningham
Philadelphia
Marydel M. E. Church
Templeville Cemetery
Jessie al Harmon
Dover
David Benjamin
Kent General Hospital
Harmon
Oscar Hutchinson
Delmar
Donnie Guin
Marjorie Williams
Tim
Goldsboro
Mros
Harrys Smith
John Powell
Willington
Maude Schwertzer
Betty Lou
Harty
John Statford
Elwyn Ennis
Commur
Harry Smith
Harry
Wesley Smith
Mal
Ralph, Poore
Massey
Norval Rose
Near Town
J. W. Walls
Ecards
Wiliam Ball
Emma Gooden
W. OM. Kells
J. Howard Green
Fanny
Salisbury
Davis Anne Wyatt
Harry Smith Jr
Georgetown
G. R. Kelly
Harry E. Bowdle
Smyrna
Edward West
Mary Dailey
Hardy
W. TL. Nutt
New Jersey
John Gooden
Wilmington
Messis
Wesley Shewbrooks
Centreville
Myrtle Harman
Mis.Werbert Butts
Howard B. Logan
Penn’s Grove
Maud Hummer
Mrs. T., Olin Hummer
Local Social Roundup Tours and Visits Across Regions
Adams Cross Roads notes Mr and Mrs Jim Binder of Atlantic City visiting Fred Fountain with others in town. Mrs Ethel Woight and Mrs Blanche Adams visit ill Mrs Will Davis and bring fruit from Smithville Homemakers club. Greenwood couples Thurman and Al Snath spend weekend in Philadelphia. C W Adams travels to Wilmington for conference and to visit daughter. Bloomery Sunday School plans Easter service at 8 pm. George Wheatley and son Wayne visit dad’s family. Earl Collins and son visit sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Marvel
June Linch
Tom Bindhrink
Oand
Ale Wilton
Hero Nice
Edmond Pendleton
York
Delia Thomas
Harry Laud
Rehoboth
Tev J. Co Messner
Harrington
Pulprto
Reformed Church
Alway
Mary Rickards
Jesse Fened
Jefferson
Wilminton
Hattie Palmer
Wilmin Ton
Kate Booker
Dorothy Mancha
Phoadalphia
Maud Hemmens
Hemmens
Baltimore
Carl Bondau
Clinton Guthrie
Betty
Clinton
Withington
Guthrie
Kenton
Elijah Lut
Philadephia
Gatf
Foster Ciik
Henderson
Edward Bowman
Reve
J. S. Rattenhouse
Earl Hutchison
Essie Cornelius
Stall Pond
Rachel McKenna
Gabrielle Saulsbury
Western Marsland College
Mia
J. T. Saulsbury Jr
Howard Petry
Fort Totten
N.Y
Arthur Sculley
Frank Long
Selbyville
Edgar Anderson
Bridgeville
Mass
Emma Jackson
Walter Bennington
Mes Vergie Sparkk
Walam Ewen
Thomas Keeneman
Cordova
Rhodes
Robert Dean Jr
Robot
Dean
Joseph Rice
Nancy Jane
Pifer T Hospital
Atdas
Joseph Roche
Cambridge
Frank Kiblet
Alice Wilson
the Reformed Church
Howard Wheatley
Wye Mills
William Davis
Edwin Eaton
Ularold Fountain
Richard
Denton
Keene Saulsbury
Hanover
Thompson Swing
M. of. King
Fired Keeneman
Jim Binder
Atantic City
California
Fred Fountain
Ethel Woight
Blanche Adams
Will Davis
Smithville
Philadelphia
C. W. Adams
Satuday
Wilmington
Bloomery Sunday School
George Wheatley
Wayne
Earl Collins
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Morton Taylor and her mother Eunice Gardiner of Chester Pa spent a week with the Beavens Fleming and Thompson families. Various visitors from Baltimore Wilmington and Denton joined local residents for weekends and a Community Club meeting on April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crumpton
H. R. Covell
Frances Covell
James Price
Matthews
Willard Russell
Margaret Kelso
Marshallton
Del
F. Elwood Fleming
Charles Jarrell
Mabel Duffey
Denton
Georgetown
Joseph Eaton
Ellinor
Wilmington
Wim. Cooper
Salisbury
Mary S. Cooper
Naomi and
Carolyn Holland
Jesse Jones
Baltimore
Lorin Lane
J. N. Clark
Queen Anne Scouts Report Hike Triumph and Loss
Queen Anne Hillsboro-Queen Anne Troop 133 led by Scoutmaster Lloyd Fleming hiked toward Crouse's Mill Pond, found a substitute water spot, and several Scouts earned tenderfoot and second class tests while the troop grows to twenty one members. Mrs. Annie Fisher Sewell of Queen Anne died after a long illness. funeral held Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro-Queen Anne
Lloyd Fleming
Crouse
Howard Sewell
Queen Anne
Sewell
Annie Fisher
Howard W. Sewell
John Gibson
Stevensville
Freeland Clopper
Tuckahoe Neck
Charles Sewell
Ruthsburg M. P
Aaron Shek
Hillsboro
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Greenmount Cemetery Association
Will Fleming
Fred B. Sylvester
Frank Fleming
Norman Straughn
Royal Ok
Maryland Rep seeks 125000 for Eastern Shore improvements
Representative T. Alan Goldsborough urged the Appropriations subcommittee to add 125000 for three waterway projects on the Eastern Shore. The largest item is 220000 for Marshy Hope Creek flood control at Federalsburg, plus 71000 for a dredged Plain Dealing to Oak Creeks channel and 131000 for Twitch Cove and Big Thoroughfare dredging with 2000 feet of stone jetties to guard the channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Alan Goldsborough
Maryland
Appropriations Committee
War Department
Hope Creek
Federalsburg
Plain Dealing
Oak Creeks
Twitch Cove
Big Thoroughfare
Swan Point
Bay
Federalsburg Rotary hears county farm issues and coop outlook
County Agent George W Clendaniel told Rotary Club members last Tuesday that farm facilities in Caroline County are antiquated and expensive. He praised farmer cooperatives and described current soil grain and hog conservation efforts. W Edwin Unger presided as the group announced no special second anniversary program. A supper honored Rev F Douglas Milbury returning as Union M E Church pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Clendaniel
Rotary Club
Caroline County
Clendanie
W. Edwin Unger
Orphans Court Actions List In Caroline County
The Caroline County Orphans Court approves multiple estates actions including admin accounts notices to creditors and bond filings. It grants letters of administration in Mary Pogany and Lewis H Trice estates and approves appraisers in the Victor Dean Harvey Nichols matter. A justice note ends with a quotation about kindness and courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Handy, Dennis and
Fooks
James R. Phillips
Isaac T. Sparklin
Mary Pogany
Raymond B. Rawlings
Albert Tingle
Rosalie Reed
Martha A. Noble
George F. Noble
E.t.a
Lewis H. Trice
Charles B. Harrison
Victor Dean
Harvey Nichols
Mary E. Storey
Anne M. Lewis
Greensboro Lions Club ties attendance in March drive
The Greensboro Lions Club reports a perfect March attendance by both teams, with plans to maintain top records for the year. Events include a Seaford trip, Charter night on April 26, and an April 3 club gathering. A March 24 wedding for Miss Marie Kemp and Ray Rouse is noted, along with local obituaries, social visits, and the Yankee Clipper flight over Greensboro en route to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Lions Club
R. B. Rawlings
Ted Vandergrift
Irvin Brumbaugh
Marie Kemp
Olin Randall
Greensboro
Ray Rouse
Celeste Rouse
Denton
L. H. Rouse
Rochester
N. Y
Paul Burke
Mary Elfen Draper
Norwood McFarland
Rouse
Greensboro High School
Greensboro- Denton
Harvey Hutson
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Europe
Azores
Baltimore
A. E. Shields
William Shields
Walter
Cheswold, del
W. E. Joiner
Billy
Florence
Ellen Bennett
Ramona Hudson
Howard Joiner
Paul Peterson
Phyllis
Dover
Henry Shultie
Henderson
Ernestine Carroll
Davis Bishop
Carl Nichols
Frank Baughley
Burton
Wilmington
William Morgan
Newark
Del
Alfred Blackburn
Anne Porter
College Station
Durham
N. C
J. W. Porter
Mary Katherine Porter
Edward Caudill
M. M. Dickerson
Easton
Charles E. Nichols
William Phillips
A. G. Shockley
Harry Draper
Emma Clark
Ridgely
Hateva Smith
University of Maryland
A. G. Smith
Kenneth Bostic
Linwood
Michael Ash
Ralph Thornton
Wallace Jones
James P. Todd
Preston
Edgar Todd
Eva Jarrell
Bill Jarrell
Annapolis
Maurice Stewart
N. K. Swanwick
Elizabeth Dean
Swarthmore
Nora Edge
Sallie Nichols
Leonard Dean
William Sipple
Alvah Dobson
Washington
Bertha Shull
In Memoriam Geo. E. Taylor Eight Years
In loving memory of our husband and father Geo. E. Taylor who died eight years ago on March 31. The grieving wife and children say their hearts remain filled with sorrow hidden from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Taylor
Puen
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the Local Department
Holy Week
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Denton, Md
O. B. Reed
R. EL Fountain
Orrell Saulsbury
Roland
Maplewood
Denton Hotel
L. S. Matthews
Carolyn Mancha
John Allfather
William and Dudley Tavis
Edward McPherson
Alen Temple
Editor Weaver
Adams Cross Roads
Tuckahoe
Goldsborough
Eastern Shore
F. Douglas Milbury
Union M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Raymond W. Noble
Y— Sewell McIlvaine
Caroline County Cotillion Club
Arthur Brumbaugh
Linden Duffey
Reese Deen
Herman Schmick
Russell Nichols
Joe Eaton
Burdette Nuttle
Here
William Carroll
Stowell
Frank Hubbard
Williamsbug
Carroll
Houston's Branch
State Roads Commission
Quaker Branch
Chambers Memorial Park
George Waters
County Health Department
W. Kenneth Knotts
Wesley Bullock
Leslie Eddington
Edward Pierce
J. Hall Poyner
J. W. Stowell Company
Orphans' Court
A. L. Gordon
Memoriam