Arbor Day observances and local notices
The community marks Arbor Day with school observances and tree planting plans while local churches announce sermons and the Brethren pageant On Satan's Land. Denton and Ridgely report disease cases and court activity as poultry clinics and PTA meetings outline spring plans.
Personal and Social News from Denton Area
Mr and Mrs E D C Hegeman with Mrs Sallie Morgan motor to Salisbury Sunday for conference then visited friends in Delmar and Laurel. The Nowells hosted at Second Street with Arthur Nowell Bridgeville Leo Wright Milford Elaine Clark Denton and others. Neighbors of Tuckahoe Neck to Newark Del April 3 visiting parents. Virginia Cooper Pennhurst Pa with Emerson Hegg Philadelphia spent weekend with H L Cooper. Beauchamp and Howard Western Maryland College students spend spring vacation with parents. Harris H Thomas Concord N H visiting Denton and sister Mrs Stevens Salisbury. Rochester Bryant St John’s Annapolis visiting Denton. Mrs R Emmett Baughley Harrington guest of sister Mrs B H Johnson. George Saulsbury and Mrs W J Kindley Baltimore visited T Pliny Fisher. Dorothy Saylor Juniata College guest of C A Pentz. Minnie Henry and Richard Thompson guests at Henrys. Clarence Pentz Huntingdon Pa weekend with parents. Hugh Clark Pennhurst Pa visited. P Howard Hubbard Cordova weekend guest of W R Fountain. Limgood Sparks Chester Town Denton visitor. Benson family and Ida spent Sunday in Delmar. Lillian Timmons spent Sunday with Raymond Elliott Laurel. Elias Nuttle Salisbury spent last Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. C. Hegeman
Sallie Morgan
Salisbury
Delmar
Laurel
Hegeman
Crisfield
Denton
Willoughby Nowell
Second Street
Arthur Nowell
Bridgeville
Del
Leo Wright
Milford
Gilbert Clark
Elaine
Carney’s Point
N. J
Samuel Nowell
Lillian Towers
George M. Neighbors
Tuckahoe Neck
Florida
Newark
James Neighbors
Virginia Cooper
Pennhurst
Emerson Hegg
Philadelphia
H. L. Cooper
Raymond Beauchamp
Paul Howard
Western Maryland College
Harris H. Thomas
Concord
N. H
Louis Stevens
Rochester Bryant
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Marc Bryant
R. Emmett Baughley
Harrington
B. H. Johnson
George Saulsbury
W. J. Kindley
Baltimore
T. Pliny Fisher
Dorothy Saylor
Juniata College
Huntingdon
C. A. Pentz
Minnie Henry
Richard Thompson
M. B. Henry
Clarence R. Pentz
Hugh Clark
Oscar Clark
P. Howard Hubbard
Cordova
W. R. Fountain
Limgood Sparks
Chestertown
T. R. Benson
Ida
Lillian Timmons
Raymond Elliott
Elias Nuttle
Mary
Mary Ruth Blackiston
Davis Wilson
Helen Elliott
Hannah Hopkins
Robert Dean
Nelson S Rickards
Paul Hemmons
Mary Enna Porter
Paul Temple
Alice Ferrick
Elizabeth Beekman
Ouija Board
Calvin Lynch
Harvey Holsinger
Holsinger
Harry Hemmons
William Davis
Walter Mitchell
Brackett
Leroy Sard
Herbert Keeneman
Joseph Snowberger
McBride
R. Leo Meginney
Tom Temple
William Richards
Samuel Thomas
Mulford Swing
Willam
Carlton Marvel
M. A. Brackett
William Marvel
Albert White
Richard Blackburne
James Swing
Paul Hoffman
Ellen Wolfman
Frank Simons
Herbert Koénemian
Harvey Sewell
Frank Flounders
Ernest Jones
Andrew Mitchel
William Greenlee
Rising Sun
Leelan Jackson
Madeley
Wilmington
Ridgely
Mr. Moore
Felton
Owen Blaxton
Easton Hospital
Austin Durney
J. T. West
R. G. Townsend
Maurice Townsend
Ed. Stephens
Myrtle Stephens
Rehoboth
Leonard Dean
W. E. Sparks
Bridgetown
Arthur Peacock
Charles Starkey
Jamaica
Long Island
Alan Parsons
Thompson
Lee Bennington
Eugene Pennington
Herman Mitchell
Earlesville
Arthur Coliee
Wilnington
Earl Cecil
Foster Clark
Henderson
Earl
Mary Catherine
Circle
Circle No. 4
Ladies’ Aid ‘Society
M. E. Church
Maggie Wilson
Georgetown
Clayton Horsey
Sallie Wilson
Victoria Roe
Barton
Greensboro
Annie Beaven
Rick Kennedy
Trappe
Edgar Blades
Roberta Rowe
H. W. B. Rowe
Wilsboro
Jewell Bostick
Florence Covell
Centreville
H. R. Covell
Dorothy Wathers
Chester
J. E. Wathers
Guild
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Edith Sparks
Margaret Hay
T. R. Seward
William Taylor
Dover
H. M. Thompson
Ella Pennington
S. N. Pilchard
Norman Clark
W. B. Sparks & Co
Greensboro mourns Emily Willoughby prominent Greensboro citizen
Mrs. Emily Willoughby of Greensboro died at home last Sunday night at 75. She widow of H. T. Willoughby and survived by sons Harry of Philadelphia and Rollie at home, and five daughters including Mrs. Charles Willis Burrsville and Mrs. Arthur Kelly near Denton. Funeral at home with Dr. N. G. Budd officiating. interment Greensboro cemetery. John Crosier Moore, noted local citizen, died Friday after Bright’s disease. widow Mary Wethered Moore survives. funeral at Fairlee. Other local items include church services, B Y P U program, and various social visits and travels of residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Willoughby
Greensboro
Town
H. T. Willoughby
Harry
Philadelphia
Rollie Willoughby
Charles Willis
Burrsville
Arthur Kelly
Denton
Howard Asilton
Charlotte Wickes
Mary Wethered Moore
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Fairlee
Mammy
Greensboro Baptist Church
Hollandsvie School
Hubert Dill
Warrington
Bess Edwards
N.G. Budd
M. E. Church
Luther Bennett
Goldsboro
W. L. McKee
Baptist B. Y. P. U
Baptist Church
Edward Sparks
Fred Johnson
Elizabeth Hughes
Sarah Pritchett
Carrie Hobbs
Grace Mooney
Washington College
Chestertown
Burt Hobbs
Paul Dobson
Maryland University
College Park
Thomas Dobson
Wallace Thornton
Thornton
Maury Jones
Margaret Clark
Elizabeth Snedeker
Swarthmore
Stanley Strannahan
Marcus Hook
W. W. Frampton
Marshall Hutson
Wilmington
Annie Edwards
Arthur Mitchell
John Mitchell
Esther Dunham
Harvey Porter
C. N. Starkey
Sadlersville
Charles Starkey
Ruth S. Cooper
M. B. Cooper
Jessie M. Wyatt
Cora Wyatt
Ralph Sutson
Mary Thawley
Susan Thawley
Charles Wienecke
Baltimore
Mrs Mary Lillie Thawley dies in Denton family home
Mrs. Mary Lillie Thawley widow of John Thawley died Tuesday March 29 at her daughter Mrs. William E. Greenley's home in Denton where she resided. Funeral held at her home Friday with interment in Denton cemetery. Services by Rev. Melvin E. Wheatley and other ministers. Survived by one brother Thomas J. Lewis and children Mrs. Wm. E. Greenley Mrs. Winfield Towers Rose Frances Caroline S. Thawley and Harvey M. Thawley. She was born in 1853 in Middlesex County Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lillie Thawley
John Thawley
William E. Greenley
Denton
Denton Cemetery
Melvin E. Wheatley
Denton M
Thomas J
Sarah Frances
Lewis
Ananias Edwards
Battle of Seven Pines
Thomas J. Lewis
Bushy
Wm. E. Greenley
Winfield Towers
Misses Rose
Frances
Caroline S. Thawley
Harvey M. Thawley
Twentieth Century Club Enjoys Meeting and Charity Supper
The Twentieth Century Community Club held a profitable gathering on the 22nd at Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dulin home with Miss Spafford giving nutrition hints. The next meeting is set for April 6 at Mr. and Mrs. James Cheezum’s home, attendance urged. The Ladies’ Aid of the M. P. Church reported a successful supper. the next Aid meeting is April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Dulin
Harmony Community Club Meeting Minutes
The Harmony Community Club opened on March 23 with roll call on gardening topics. Mrs. Nellie Todd led a fancy studies lesson, followed by recreation. Adjournment set for April 13. all current and prospective members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Community Club
Nellie Todd
Cambridge Cast To Stage Mrs Black's Pink Tea in Denton
Cambridge players present the black-face comedy Mrs Black's Pink Tea at the Masonic Hall in Denton on Friday April 8 to benefit the Three in-One Christian Endeavor Union. The show features Mrs Black played by Mrs Earl Bradley with cork wigs and a real calude flavor. Company C quartet will sing darkey songs during the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Cambridge Players
Concord Ladies Aid to Meet at Annie Todd Home
The Ladies' Aid Society of Concord M E Church will gather at Mrs Annie Todds home next Wednesday afternoon April 6th for a regular meeting and planned activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Concord M. E. Church
Annie Todd
Easter Suit Promotion by H Emerson
An advertorial snippet asks readers if they want their Easter suit right this year and promises customization or fitting options from H Emerson. The brief copy urges attention to an Easter wardrobe update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Emerson
Denton Firemen Stage Minstrel Show April 18 19
Denton fire department announces a minstrel show to be held on April 18 and 19 to raise funds. Members invite community support and emphasize entertainment value for volunteers and families. Proceeds benefit fire department activities and local safety programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Firemen
Adams Cross Roads club meeting and local visits
Adams Cross Roads. Mesdames Fred Fountain Clarence Adams and John Adams were among the club members at a Denton all day meeting with talks and a canning demonstration. The Lowe family and Adams kin visited Vienna and Salisbury Hospital details of family visits and a surgery for removal of tonsils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fountain
Clarence Adams
John Adams
Denton
Clarence Lowe
Catherine
Thurman Adams
Vienna
R. F. Adams
C. W. Adams
John Tiley
Salisbury Hospital
Calvin Scott
Theodore
American Corner
Marian Adams
Catherine Lowe
Reba Adams
Alice Robinson
Chestnut Woods
Death notice for Charley Clark of Goldsboro
Mr Charley Clark of Goldsboro died March 15 at age 68. Survived by wife, one son Harry of Felton Del, one daughter Marie at home, two step-daughters Ida Scott Wilmington and HL Pardee Woodberry N J, two brothers and six sisters. Funeral March 18 at his home conducted by Rev C R Curtis. Interment Greensboro cemetery. Pallbearers were William Quillen George Sylvester Alfred Dennison Marion Jarman Grant DeWitt Tom Cuhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Clark
Goldsboro
Harry
Felton
Del
Marie
Ida Scott
Wilmington
HL. Pardee
Woodberry
N. J
C. R. Curtis
Greensboro Cemetery
Denton Volunteer Fire Company Carnival Dates Set
The Denton Volunteer Fire Company announces its annual carnival from September 1 to September 10, inclusive. Organizers urge community support and participation at the event, with rides games and food stalls planned across the ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Community Theatre shines in Ridgely weekly news
The Senior class presented Mary's Millions at the Community Theatre on Tuesday night. Cast included Miss Mary Ruth Blackiston, Davis Wilson, Helen Elliott, Nelson S Rickards, Paul Hemmons, Mary Enna Porter, and others. Fourth anniversary noted with thanks to Harvey Holsinger and plans for upcoming minstrel performances.
P T A Program At High School Features Various Selections
The P T A presented an evening program at the high school on Monday including vocal selections by Beatrice Hudson and Mr J E Walls, guitar accompaniment by Mrs Young, a speech on Henderson First by Mr C M Wingate, a cup presentation to the field ball champions, readings by Anna Churchman, and musical numbers led by Mr Kep heart with benediction by Rev W L McClintock. Local visitors included Mr and Mrs George Carrow and guests from Ashton and near Greensboro, with travels and visits noted for several townsfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
J. E. Walls
Beatrice Hudson
Mrs. Young
Henderson
C. M. Wingate
W. L. McClintock
George Carrow
Freeman Walker
Anna
Chandler Walker
Ashton
Freeborn Ellwanger
Greensboro
George Tyson
St. Petersburg
Fla
New York City
F. B. Sweeney
Ed. Stubbs
Laura
Norman
Greenwood
Anna Workman
Evelyn
L. M. Jones
Carroll Jones
Queenstown
Harvey Bickling
Bobby
Wilmington
James Melvin
Beatrice Wood
Sara
Emma Gooden
State Normal School
Salisbury
W. H. Goodwin
R. H. Sylvester
John Long
George Redman
Centreville
Lizzie Dill
James Tomlinson
Felton
Community Elected Officers At Local Church Meeting
At the church membership meeting last Monday evening, officers were elected including Stewards T H Towers and board members W H Lord T H Towers M Merriken J H Dandy and H Love. Week end visitors from Baltimore were L Reyner Dukes and Mrs Dukes. The community notes illness of B H Johnson and measles among local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Towers
L. H. Thomas
J. H. Dandy
W. H. Lord
M. Merriken
H. Love
L. Reyner Dukes
Baltimore
Harvey Towers
Williston
J. R. Ricards
Messrs
T. E. Towers
F. P. Stafford
Washington
J. R
Orphans' Court Proceedings For Administration and Probate
In regular session Judges West Harper and Shawn pres ent. Letters of administration on the personal estate of Deborah A Lobestein were granted unto Mary A E Lobestein with bond filed and creditors notice ordered. Leon Dill will proved and admitted to probate with John N Wright Jr custodian and executrix Lula R Dill bonded and creditors notice ordered. John N Wright Jr and Stewart E Hallowell named as appraisers. Emma Satterfield administratrix filed first and final account and release. Charles F Gambrill administrative renunciation granted to Leonard F Covey with bond approved and appraisers named. H L Holsinger and Houston H Pennington filed inventory and appraisement with order to sell. Genevieve C Roe guardian filed supplementary account for Frederick D Roe and Genevieve Roe minors. Effie L Davis and Clayton N Cheezum filed list of desperate debts and first and final account of Martha E Cheezum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West, Harper and Shawn
Deborah A. Lobestein
Mary A. E. Lobestein
Leon Dill
John N. Wright, Jr
Lula R. Dill
Stewart E. Hallowell
Emma Satterfield
William H. Satterfield
Charles F. Gambrill
Leonard F. Cove
Effie L. Davis
Clayton N. Cheezum
Martha E.cheezum
Thanking friends for kindness after illness and death
The notice expresses gratitude from Mrs Mollie Diggans and sisters for kindness and floral tributes shown during their brother's illness and after his death. Also mentions seed oats for sale at one dollar per bushel by Nuttle Milling Co. Denton Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Diggans
Nuttle Milling Co
Denton Md
M E Conference Assignments From Salisbury Meeting
Ministers reassigned across Delaware and Maryland districts after the M E conference in Salisbury led by Bishop Francis J. McConnell. Revs. Wheatley Budd Taylor Atkins McCabe Harris and others moved among Wilmington Dover and Ocean City areas with a full district list and appointments for 1928 provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
M. E
Salisbury
Francis J. McConnell
Pittsburgh
M. E. Wheatley
Denton
N. G. Budd
Greensboro
W. P. Taylor
Hillsboro
C. H. Atkins
Concord
D. B. McCabe
Federalsburg
C. C. Harris
Preston
D. J. Moore
Felt
Local social notes from Easton and vicinity
Ridgely residents visit friends in Easton while Wilmington and Hillsboro travelers share weekend exchanges. Several families entertain relatives from Philadelphia Baltimore Trappe and Cambridge as T. L. Day expands his porch and locals enjoy short trips and visits with kin and neighbors.
Rev Morris to Preach at Greensboro Baptist Sunday
Reverend Melvin G Morris will preach both morning and evening Sunday April 3 at Greensboro Baptist Church. Evening topic titled Why Becky of Haranbrook Farm Left Home promises a scriptural romance of love courtship and marriage. A church business meeting follows the evening service. Morris has led successful winter revivals in Danville Virginia East Liverpool Ohio New Castle Pennsylvania Pleasant Heights Ohio New Cumberland West Virginia Wooster Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin G. Morris
Greensboro Baptist Church
Becky
Haranbrook Farm
Mr. Morris
Danville
East Liverpool
New Castle
Pleasant Heights
New Cumberland
W. Va
Jund Wooster, QO
Circle Sale in Hillsborg Queen Anne area
Circle No 4 of the Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church will hold a circle sale today in Thompson's office at 3 o'clock featuring cake pies doughnuts rolls salad and candies. Local visits note Miss Maggie Wilson and others from Georgetown Greensboro and nearby towns. News briefs cover travels bake sales school fundraiser spring dresses and church guild meetings.
Community events and visits highlight Ushers' Union meeting
The Ushers' Union held a Friday meeting with music readings and a sketch The Photo Album drawing about 75 attendees Refreshments were served The April committee includes Dr H W B Rowe Howard Eley and H L Jump Mr and Mrs Harry Gibson hosted a turkey dinner for out of town guests Archie Purse and daughter of Seaford and Olin Ford of Marydel Rev R V Whitehurst attended the Goldsboro district conference The conference replaced the annual one to settle finances for the year Several locals attended the district conference in Goldsboro Other notes mention visits and trips by Miss Jane Stayton Marjorie Sparks families and seniors at Tri County High School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie H. Hegeman
Preston
Williston
W. M. Wine
Woodside
Del
Church of the Brethren
Grace B. Page
Easton
Third Street
Denton
H. S. Burns
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
Mudd
John Riggs
Trinity Cathedral
George Sutton
Oxford
United States
Jamaica
West Indies
John M. Collins
Henry Hughes
H. A. Roe
Addie Smith
Elizabeth Dukes
H. E. Ramsdell
Alan Russell
Sallie Williams
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Senate
Crothers Highway
House
W. H. Rice
Greensboro High School
Preston Hall
Smithville School
Tuckahoe Neck
Missionary Society of the
Satan’s Land
India
Ushers’ Union
H. W. B. Rowe
Howard Eley
H. L. Jump
Harry Gibson
Jake Gibson
Archie Purse
Seaford
Olin Ford
Marydel
R. V. Whitehurst
Goldsboro
Jane Stayton
Western Maryland College
Herbert Stayton
Marjorie Sparks
Salisbury
Mollie Diggans
Everett Blades
George Moore
Tri-County High School
George S. Lightner
Claremont
Leroy Dowd
Chester
Louise Short
Baltimore
Hilda Covey
Philadelphia
Death of Burrsville native T Frederic Thawley in Chicago
Burrsville mourns the death of T Frederic Thawley aged 62 at his Chicago home on March 21. He leaves one son, three brothers, and four sisters including J H and R H Thawley of Burrsville, James W Thawley of Greensboro, and several relatives in New Jersey. Local news notes report injuries, visits, and gatherings in the area with_updates on residents and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Frederic Thawley
J. Wesley
Mary E.thawley
Burrsville
Chicago
Ill
J. H
R. H
James W
Greensboro
R. C. Garrett
Haddon Heights
N. J
Fred Hopkins
Frederica
Coursey Hammond
Harrington
Harry Porter
Fred Parker
Milford
Carroll D. Collison
Ellen
Carlislie Roe
Federalsburg
William Andrew
John William
American Corner
Lester Cahall
Powell Hopkins
Withington
John L. Chance
Swarthmore
Ray Dische
Wilmington
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Hobbs
Thanis
M.E
Methodist Episcopal
J. W. Colona
Ethel and
Town Point
C. D. Sharpless
Cedars
John Galloway
Charlestown
Q. J. Collins
Cherry Hill
C. E. Davis
Chesapeake City
J. T. Richardson
Chester-Bethel
C. T. Jones
Christiana
Preston W. Spence
Claymont
I. B. Kelso
Cobra
Thomas Pardee
Delaware City
W. S. Collins
Ebenezer
G. T. Gehman
Edge Moor
W. E. Fosnocht
Elkton
W. C. Harris
Hockessin
O. B. Reed
Holly Oak
J. E. Layton
Hopewell
John Clark
Marshallton
Tilghman Smith
Mt. Lebanon
H. M. Parks
Mt. Pleasant
W. E
Summit
B. Rice
St. John’s
W. C. Poole
Stanton
F. C. Louhoff
Zion Circuit
J. W. Prettyman
Wilmington City
Asbury
G. T. Alderson
Brandywine
W. E. Greenfield
Black-Ex
R. H.ams
Cookman
J. Harry Wright
Eastlake
E. W. McDowell
Epworth
St. Paul’s
A. S. Woodard
Trinity
W. H. Revelle
Union
J. A. Leach
W. E. Gunby
Beckwith
Spedden
J. H. Thornton
Bethel
J. LH. Whedbee
Blades and Epworth
C. W. Spry
G. EB. Sterling
W. E. Habbart
Camden
J. P. Outten
Canterbury
T. T. Bard
Churccl Creek
Taylor’s Island
H. M. Ralph
Crapo
H. N. Bailey
St. Paul's
Alfred White
Wesley
E. W. Jones
East New Market
Ww. D. Short
Ellendale
Conrad Hamer
Elliott’s Island
G. W. Kliver
Een and Epworth
Seecretary
T. F. Beauchamp
W. G. Barlow
J. R. Diehl
E. H. Collins
Hooper's Island
W. S. Potts
Houston
A. G. Thomas
Hurlock
W. F. Dawson
E. P. Thomas
Lewes
M. S. Andrews
Lincoln
W. C. Buckson
Little Creek
Magnolia and Barratt’s Chapel
R. W. Campbell
Frank Herson
Milford Neck
Millsboro
J. A. Buckson
Milton
J. S. Eldridge
W. B. Horner
Nassau
H. M. Smith
S. T. Hamblin
Reliance
R. L. Kirby
St. Thomas
J. W. Sutton
C. H. Hudson
L. E. Windsor
Secretary
Oliver Trebel
Paul Reynolds
Williamsburg
Alonzo Travers
Wyoming
D. J. Ford
Zoar
Harvey Harnal
Middletown
O. E. Jones
Barclay
L. P. Corkran
Bayside
J. H. McRill
Bozman and Neavitt
F. K. McCorke
J. W. D. Tubbs
Cecilton
G. W. Dawson
L. BE. Poole
W. F. Corkran
Cheswold
H.E. Reed
Church Hill
M. D. Nutter
Clayton
D. J. Givan
D. E. Carr
Crumpton
Otis P. Jefferson
S. B. Bradley
H. P. Nichols
S. L. Hanley
Galena
Ivanhoe Willis
H. G. Budd
J. I. Barrett
Kent Island
R. C
E. Hi. Dashiell
Annamessex
Roy Kirwin
Ayres Chapel
A. T. Hudson
Berlin
E. C. Hallman
Bishopville
R. H. Wilson
Cape Charles
Davis
Chincoteague
J. T. Rowlinson
W. Branford
Onancock
E. B. Taylor
Parsonsburg
W. H. Cummings
Phoebus
A. W. Goodhand
Pittsvile
J. C. Bolton
Pocomoke
C. S. Larrimore
Pocomoke Circuit
N. W. Branford
Powellville
Roland Nelson
Princess Anne
W. Q. Bennett
Quantico
O. T. Baynard
Roxanna
W. R. Woodell
St. Peter’s
R. Ward Mills
Salisbury—t Asbury
A. J. Croft
Grace—H., S. Dulaney
Selbyville
W. M. Marine
Sharptown
P. P. Truitt
Smith’s Island
A. F. Zimmerman
Snow Hill
Frank White
Somerset
J. W. Wootten
Stockton
D. B. Prettyman
Sincouxent
E. M. Byrd
Tangier
C. W. Strickland
Venton
Westover
J. A. Hudson
White Haven
W. F. Atkinson
Whitesville
J. H. Gardner
J. M. Kelso
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Wesley Quarterly Conference
Smyrna
Francis B. Short
Board of Temperance
Prohibition and Public Morals
Grace Quarterly Conference
I. A. Lindhorst
Rosa Santee
Riddle Memorial Deaconess
Arabelle Crothers
World Service
J. J. Bunting
B. M. Johns
L. E. Poole
C. W. Blackland
F. A. Lindhorst
W. O. Bennett
E. W. Heavis
J. B. McCabe
E. M. Shockley
M. W. Marine
T. J. Lard
R. P. Nichols
George E. Sterling
J. C. McCoy
C. W. Clark
F. C
Leonard McKnett
Louise
W. D. Marvel
Harford Porter
William Porter
George Walls
Fred Walls
Hendoradt
Elizabeth Detwiler
Kemp Stewart
Mary Sharp
Emma Day
T. L. Day
Hanson Deshields
Stevensville
Ida Dyer
Richard Montgomery
Helen Marvel
Lizzie Barcus
Henry Rhodes
Lula Bartlett
Morris Dragoo
Harvey
Charles Hobbs
Charles and
Dever
T. A. Smith
Brower
Charles Ningard
Josiah Shaw
Lew Lane
Hillsborg
Tuckahoe
Queen Anne