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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1943

Page

5

For Sale and Community Notices Appearing Today

Several wire package carriers for bikes are offered for sale at McKenna on 3rd St in Denton. The W S C 8S of Concord Church meet April 7 at the church, hosted by Mrs Enma Nuttle Mrs Annie Seeders and Mrs Nina Smith. A bake sale is today at the store room adjoining Marshall's Beauty Shoppe sponsored by Grace Church Willing Workers open 10 am. A state comptroller field rep visits Caroline April 5 6 7 and 8 with locations in Fed eralsburg and Denton Court House. Also listed are a duplex sale a field representative notices and a range of local civic activities and weather chatter.

McKenna Denton Concord Church Church House Enma Nuttle Annie Seeders Nina Smith Marshall’s Grace Church Hobbs Sarah G. Lewis America Denton Volunteer Fire Company Cohee’s Stafford Butler Ford Baker Caroline County Harry Waldorf Waldorf Caroline S. Kirwan Francis W. Kirwan Christ Church Conshohocken Valey Forge George Washington Memorial Cemetery Court House Fred E. Covey Covey Lila Hubbard F. E. Covey Winfield T. Nichols Nichols Market Harry Nuttle No. 3 Clarence Kern Janet Joyce Kern Sydney Collins Elon Wright Florence Love Bessie Doerr United Nations Dallas Neal C. J. Kern Edna L. Collins Caroline Collins Hilda Maloney

Personal and Social News From Denton and Nearby

Denton area society notes record a wave of visits engagements and milestones. Key people include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright cordially hosting guests from Yon Da Pa and Greensboro along with extended family gatherings for the Ramsdell and Lord families. Births graduations and military assignments appear among the updates with Pauline Moore and Sara Hollister earning nursing diplomas, Mary Keller honored at Sears Roebuck in Dover, and Seaman Flaharty and Jopp progressing in service. Events include class meetings at First Methodist and Concord Methodist churches and several weekend visits across Delaware Maryland and Rhode Island.

Fred Wright Concord Eber Ritchey Yeadon Charles Leazer Margaret Anne Centreville Elwood Wright Catherine Dingledine Greensboro Will Bullock Denton Harvey Lord Ernest Lankford Billy Everett Gambrill Salisbury Harry E. Ramsdell Ramsdell Roland Garey Robert Butler The American Union Pauline M. Moore Lawnace A. Moore Nurses Training School of University Hospital Baltimore Lyric Theatre Elizabeth Moore Wilmington General Hospital Sears Roebuck & Co Mary F. Keller Dover Delaware Keller Walter Fountain Orland Flaharty Charles Stafford Rrode Island USNR Camp Endicott Davisville R. I Seaman Flaharty Joseph Flaharty John Wesley Lord Perryville Mary Ann Lord Lillian Smith Edward Franklin Washington Ernest Lord Ridley Park Francis Lord Larry Helmes James W. Jopp Harry Jopp Sara F. Hollister Wilbert Merriken W. S. Fitzgerald Mark Breeding Philadelphia Concord Methodist Church Zora Nuttle Harry Todd Wayne Newark Del Towers Todd Goheen Coar Herbert Coar Bristol John C. Ries T. Floyd Jackson Martha Ann Helen Wheeler W. L. Merriken Hany H. Trice M.M. 2c USN

Local Notices of Visits and Returns in Goldsboro

Mrs Bertie Schaube and Miss Louise Milby with Mr John Milby visited their brother Howard Milby near Cordova last Sunday. Mrs Fannie Craig and Mrs Wm Ogle of Wilmington spent Sunday with the family. The Jarrells returned from Ft Lauderdale Florida last Monday. Kathryn Buckholz of Philadelphia visited her mother Mrs Bertie Schaube. Martha Williams returned from Wilmington. Mollie Shockley and daughter Leroy Cartwright spent Wednesday in Wilmington. Mrs Howard Pratt visited Ridgely. Mrs Harold Brown and son Alda J returned from Fifer's Hospital Ridgely. Rev A L Grey and wife spent a few days in Oxford Maryland.

Bertie Schaube Louise Milby John Milby Howard Milby Cordova Milby Fannie Craig Wm. Ogle Wilmington Craig T. N. Jarrell Sr Noble Jarrell Jr Ft. Lauderdale Florida Kathryn Buckholz Philadelphia Martha Williams Garland Turner Mollie Shockley Leroy Cartwright Howard Pratt Carlton Pratt Ridgely Harold Brown Alda J Fifer's Hospital A. L. Grey Oxford Emalene Wright Doctors Hospital California Norman Taylor Jane Alderson Taylor Baltimore Lee W. Noble Kay C. Fulton Noble Charles Noble Dallas Blades Federalsburg Nannie Pastorfield Washington Warner Price and Son Smyrna T. L. Price Corp James Hooper Parrott Fort Bennington Army Air Base Alliance Neb John W. Noble Josephine Gallagher Melfa Jos. Gallagher Harvey M. Parrott Quartermasters Vancouver Wash Ruth Ellen Andrews Bridgeville Jane Cannon Alva Blades A. T. Blades Clara Payne H. M. Hollis Robert Dulin P. H. Robertson Harry Wright Sr Harry Wright Jr W. J. Bonner

Red Cross War Fund Drive Totals by County Leaders

Mrs Wilner Parke chairs Caroline County drive and Mrs William Wolf leads the Caroline Chapter Red Cross with a reported total to date of 5612. Caroline’s allotment is 5500, Federalsburg contributes 2300, and the remaining county share is credited to other areas.

Red Cross Wilner Parke Caroline County William Wolf Caroline American Red Cross Federalsburg

Church Notices for April 4 Program and Meetings

Sunday services include Church School contests among Greensboro Federalsburg and Harrington at 9 45 a m Morning Worship with Holy Communion and choral music at 10 45 a m Youth Fellowship led by Wayne Barrow at 7 00 p m with special music Pastor to lead youth discussion Prayer service Wednesday at 7 30 Ever Ready Bible class meets April 7 at 8 00 p m at parsonage to support school contest Frederick Gladwin president F L R Nuttle teacher Hosts for refreshments James M Clarke Ralph Wooters and the pastor

Greensboro Federalsburg Harrington Theodore Orme Wayne Barrow Frederick Gladwin F. L. R. Nuttle James M. Clarke Ralph Wooters

Church Officers Elected For New Year At Annual Meeting

Services Sunday and during the week proceed as usual with sermons on How to meet Temptation and Gods Invitation. At the annual membership meeting last Wednesday officers were elected: Trustees Lee Walston Frank DeFord Walter Rutter. Stewards Edna Hobbs Emma Clark Mrs Wm Finn Mrs Lida Wine Mrs Lee Walston J W Moore Sam Nowell Lewis McNeal Lee Walston. Charge lay leader John Ricards. Superintendent Clarence Ror with John Ricards as assistant. Treasurer I Robert Fleetwood. Lay member rep to Annual Conference in Wilmington May 12 Sam Nowell reserve J W Moore. Pastor Rev T J Turkington unanimously invited to return for 13th year.

Lee Walston Frank DeFord Walter Rutter Edna Hobbs Emma Clark Wm. Finn Lida Wine J. W. Moore Sam Nowell Lewis McNeal John Ricards Clarence Ror I. Robert Fleetwood Wilmington T. J. Turkington

Revival to Begin at Pilgrim Holiness Church April 4

Church notices invite worshippers to join Revival starting April 4 led by evangelist Rev J C Baymer at Pilgrim Holiness Church with services including sunrise Sunday School and praise, preaching and youth service throughout the day. Other local churches announce services and Lent events with times on April 4 and Holy Communion at Christ Church along with Bible study sessions in Revelation.

Young Peoples J. C. Baymer Christ P. E Denton Carl Runge Easton Christ Church Hillsboro Greensboro

Greensboro Methodist Church Service Schedule

Rev R W Kirwan pastor leads Sunday School at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 00 a m plus a 7 30 p m service Official Board meets first Wednesday at 8 00 p m Sunday School Board meets second Wednesday at 3 00 p m Woman's Society of Christian Service meets second Tuesday at 7 30 p m Junior Epworth League holds Wednesday 4 p m during the school year Blue Ribbon Bible Class meets last Tuesday at 7 30 p m

Woman's Society of Christian Service Junior Epworth League

Pilgrim Holiness Church Greensboro Service Schedule

Rev A C Clark presides with prayer meeting Friday at 7 45 pm Sunday School at 2 pm. Praise and song service at 3 pm. Young Peoples service at 7 pm and preaching service at 9 45.

Pilgrim Holiness Church Greensboro A. C. Clark Young Peoples

Read Labels to Save Points on Rationed Foods

Esther Knowles of the University of Maryland urges shoppers to read labels when buying canned bottled frozen and dried fruits and vegetables to maximize points and money value. She notes points do not reflect grade or quality and offers storage tips and standard can sizes to aid economical purchases.

Esther Knowles University of Maryland Extension Service Miss Knowles Miss. Knowles

Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Obituaries and Club Activities

James H. Clark aged 55 prominent Ridgely farmer dies March 26 from heart trouble born April 2 1887 in Kent County Delaware survived by widow and several children and relatives funeral at Greensboro Baptist Church Interment Greensboro Cemetery Frank Leoriza Samis Ridgely resident dies March 28 with funeral at home and burial in Ridgely cemetery Junior 4-H Club reports new president Charlotte Ann Lister plus achievements Women’s Work Council meets with church activities and plans including Red Cross donation and Victory garden discussions local social events feature auctions playlets and sermons with multiple residents attending or hosting gatherings at various homes and church venues on March dates

James Harvey Clark Ridgely Kent County Delaware Robert and Emma Clark Mr. Clark Caroline County Roland Royal Oak William Robert Linwood Margaret Wilson Chester Mairy Clark Hear Ridgely Fred Seward Denton Willian, Marker Georgetown Greensboro Baptist Church Lawson Jump Alfred Clark Greensboro Cemetery George Walls Barry Gardner Harry Klotz Ross Simons Benjamin Lord Melvin Blades Frank Leoriza Samis Reed City Michigan Trinity Catholic Church Baston Page Jones Fred Washell Cordova Arthur Marvel Baltimore Charles E. Santis Philadelphia J. Wm. Zeming Francis J. Hensel Richard Blackburn Burton Wilkinson Clinton Stoops Herbert Koeneman Carlton Marvel Edward Sparks Ridgely Cemetery Elmer Hoffman Charlotte Ann Lister Maury Saulsbury Audrey Lynch Red Cross Victory Gardens Jeanie Hoffman Patsy Messick Geraldine Ferrick Mary Renee Saulsbury Women’s Work Council Church of the Brethren Paul Fike J. S. Rittenhouse Saviour Roy Cherry Kirby Page Henry Fisher Treasury Elmer Anthony Ronald Lane Anthony Church House Society Barbara Lane Maude Hournal Ann Towers David MacFlailand Charlies Dean Albert Saulsbury William Zehring Matthew Guild Chamber of Commerce William Binebrink Mildred Selbyville Samuel Pugh Wilson Binebrink Miami Thomas Salem Air Base Oregon Humnal Grace Vernon Smith Ada Elsie Matthews Jacob Applebaum New York Joseph Bricemore Fort Hamilton N. Y Barney King Vernon Hammond Leolan Jackson Leona Earl Flannagan Wilmington Charles Dean Near Ridgely Eddie Gallagher John Rollison Betterton Trappe Eimis Ferrick Seaford

Orphans Court approves multiple estate actions and sales

The Orphans Court with Judges Hanay Dennis and Fooks examined and passed several matters including real estate appraisals and sales in the William R. Schuyler, George Waters, Charles Jarrell, J. Frank Gelletly, Gustav C. Rieck, Harvey Clark, Eva A. Clark, Richard Binchburn, Melvin R. Blades, and James Lewis Murphy estates. Bond filings notices to creditors and administrator accounts were recorded.

Orphans’ Court Hanay, Dennis and Fooks Este William R. Schuyler George Waters Avor G. Joshn Charles Jarrell J. Frank Gelletly Gustav C. Rieck Charles B. Harrison John C. Fisher Harvey TH. Waldron

Apply Now for FSA Loans in Caroline County

Thomas C. Cruikshank, FSA Supervisor, urges Caroline County farmers to apply early for loans to cover fertilizer, seed, machinery, livestock, and production costs. Loans are first come, first served nationwide, with Northeast applicants at a disadvantage due to later planting. Cruikshank will be in Denton on Saturdays and Monday mornings to accept applications, highlighting farmers’ commitment to supporting the war effort and their sons serving overseas.

Thomas C. Cruikshank Farm Security Administration Caroline County J. H. Wood FSA FSA Ioan Uncle Sam Denton Maryland Witler, Hirohito & Co Cruikshank

Adams Cross Roads Weekend Visits Reach Across States

Mr and Mrs Harold Adams along with daughter Maraline plus Mr and Mrs Earl Robinson and Virginia Lee traveled to New Jersey and Willington. Another group including Mr Orrie Adams Mr Will Meloney from Seaford toured a Pennsylvania port. Mr Herman Fountain of Pennsylvania visited relatives here. Pvt Donald Davison and Pvt Paul Horsey were weekend guests of their mother and grandparents. Randall Dustworth and daughter Nancy from New Jersey spent the weekend with Blanche Adams and Marian Robinson. John Morris called at the Adams home Sunday afternoon.

Harold Adams Maraline Earl Robinson Virginia Lee New Jersey Willington Orrie Adams Will Meloney Seaford Pennsylvania Maryhind Herman Fountain Donald Davison Paul Horsey Randall Dustworth Nancy Blanche Adams Marian Robinson Spence Home John Morris Adams Homestead

My Jonquils Poem of Spring by Sarah C. Smith

A lyrical poem praising jonquils as heralds of spring. The speaker cherishes bright yellow blossoms seen in a garden and by the driveway, calling them Miss March and Miss April, symbols of renewal and new life, signed by Sarah C. Smith.

March April Tlis Jonquils Sarah C. Smith

Hillsboro People and Visitors Gather for Weekend News

Mrs. Pearl Bramble returns home after weeks with relatives in St Augustine Florida. Miss Laura Fleming visits St Mary's Seminary while parents host. Several families, including the Wihights Bowmans and the Knotts, visit Wilmington Baltimore and Washington for weekends. Hillsboro Community Club sets next meeting for Friday April 9.

Pearl Bramble Warren Brashears St. Augustine Fla Laura Virginia Fleming St. Mary’s Seminary Elwood Fleming Mary T. Rowe Wm. Sherwood Harry Wihight Preston Frank Fleming Urban Bowman Washington Nancy Jane Kline Salisbury Milford Kline Cora Reese Baltimore Willard Russell Kemp Stewart Sharon Wilmington Eugene Knott Berlin N. E. Knott E. Edwin Gale E. N. Gale Joseph Eaton Kurt Lederer Hillsboro Community Club

Widow Lizzie Morgan of Queen Anne Dies at 79

Mrs Lizzie Bonwill Morgan widow of Jacob E Morgan died Tuesday March 30 at Memorial Hospital Easton after a brief illness She was born September 20 1865 daughter of William Edward and Mollie Barton Survived by three children Henry E and Horace M Morgan of Queen Anne and Mrs Showard Culver of Hebron three grandchildren and several relatives Services were held from her residence Friday at 2 pm conducted by Reverend Stone

Lizzie Bonwill Barton Morgan Jacob E. Morgan Memorial Hospital Easton William Edward and Mollie Chance Barton Eloise Earl Morgan Queen Anne Morgan Lizzie Stone Elwood Dalin Elizabeth and Sophia Dalin Cordova University of Maryland= Nurses’ Training School Baltimore Sara Hollister Levi Hollister Elwood Dulin Harry Chirk Caldwell Wilson Elmer Murphy Murphy Camp Meade Clark Armed Forces Emmett Potts Betty Potts Mary Frost Williams Keyser G. S. Lightner Edinburgh T. A. Geiser Centreville Geiser Railroad Wallace Reed Wanda Lee Joyce Ann Calvin Anderson Sr Rawley Sparks Benard Sparks Jr Roy Hopkins L. G. Larrimore Wilmington Ronald Sparks Chester Anderson Harry Jump George C. Moore Howard Eley Clarence Kibler

The Great Remover mischief in stain tale

The piece humorously claims alcohol removes stains from summer clothes and, more sharply, from many social ties. It warns that not only clothes but reputations, a man’s business, his friends, and even children’s happiness can be affected, echoing a moral warning from The Christian Index.

Maryland farmers to report on wartime conservation program

Maryland farmers will use a new farmer reporting system under the Agricultural Conservation Program to record acreages of war and special crops and production practices. Joseph H. Blandford, chairman of the Maryland Agricultural Adjustment Agency, said the change saves man hours and fuel by reducing AAA visits. Community committees will help prepare and review reports while county officials spot check.

Maryland Agricultural Conservation Joseph H. Blandford Maryland Agricultural Adjustment Agency Agricultural Conservation Associations AAA Blandford United States Department of Agriculture War Board Dudley C. Aist State War Board Aist

Wrights Friend And Family Notes In Preston News

Local column from Preston reports Mrs Emalene Wright improving after surgery at Doctors Hospital and staying with her son Benj Wright in Washington. It records nearby social visits, birthdays, and transfers including Parrotts, Nobles, Gallaghers, and Andrews, plus club activities and bridge games through the week.

CARD OF THANKS FOR SUPPORT DURING ILLNESS

A note thanks friends for cards, flowers, fruits and tokens of kindness shown during the hospital stay and illness after returning home. This message is from Sara Finn.

Greensboro Wedding and Community Notices

Miss Betty Sue Karcher wed Lt. Edwin T. Parrish Jr. in a Greensboro home ceremony on March 24. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Orem Lewis. Lt. Parrish, a Fort Belvoir graduate and U.S. Army engineer officer, will join his wife at Fort Leonard Wood after a visit to Wilmington. Also noted are church school contests, Red Cross fundraising, local obituaries, and community club updates.

Betty Sue Karcher Harry Karcher Edwin T. Parrish Jr Edwin T. Parrish Falcroft Greensboro Ray W. Kirwan St. Paul’s Methodist Church Orem Lewis Parish Greensboro High School Swarthmore Ridley Park High School Ridley Park U. S. Army Camp Butner N. C Fort Belvoir Corps of Engineers Wilmington Parrish Fort Leonard Wood Missouri First Methodist Church Denton Union Methodist Church Federalsburg Norman B. Warner Dover Sgt. Creighton Fort Jackson Russia Walter Weaver G. B. Hastings Kathryn Porter Red Cross Fred Monroe The Baptist Church Oscar Wyatt Charles Wyatt Walter McDonald Felton Henry Wyatt Harrington Leslie Wyatt Barbara Lee Nora Pritchett Roland Pritchett Pasadena Howard Brittan George Brade Near

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