Minster Assignments in Denton Journal 1932 Conference
The 1932 M. E. Conference lists numerous appointments across Maryland Delaware and Virginia. Names include J. W. Prettyman E. C. Hallman J. H. Wright and J. P. Samt among others, with assignments to churches such as Dover St Pauls Easton Georgetown Oxford Salisbury and Crisfield and superintendents noted for several districts. The list details supply posts and shifts across dozens of circuits and congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Jefferson
Crisfield
Asbury
T. J. Lard
Imanuel
J. J. Bunting
Dagsboro
St. George’s
O. H. Connelly
Deal’s Island
J._C. Bolton
Delmar
George W. Bounds
Nanticoke
H. V. Branford
Newark
Willard Everett
Ocean City
A. F. Zimmerman
Ort View
Millville
C. W. Branard
R. W. Mills
Salisbury
Grace
J. E. Eldridge
F. D. Lawrence
Selbyville
W. V. Moore
Sharptown
A.W. Goodhand
Smith’s Island
W. T. Romano
Snow Hill
Theodore F. Beauchamp
Somerset
P. A. Burleigh
Technie
D. B. Prettyman
Tangier
H. B. Kelso
Westover
R. L. Kirby
White Haven
David Campbell
Whitesville
W. C. Buckson
Willards
Joshua Gray
E. C. Prettyman
Connecticut
McCabe
Wilmington
J. M. Kelso
Williamsport Dickinson Seminary
Wesley Quarterly Conference
Dover
F B. Short
Board of Temperance
Prohibition and Public Morals
Grace Quarterly Conference
K. A. Lindhorst
Board of
M. E. Church
Dover Quarterly Conference
Douglas Milbury
P. J. Friedel
H. G. Budd
R. E. Green
Position Wanted by Young Woman in Maryland
A young white woman offers to work as housekeeper, child's nurse, or practical nurse and can provide references. Apply to Mrs Lillian Be Hahn at 4-9 Easton, Md, phone 513, PO Box 322. Also for sale a Grade Jersey Cow and Heifer, quick sale at cheap price. Contact R. T. K. Garey, Denton, Md. 4-9-tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian BE. Hahn
Easton
R. T. K. Garey
Denton, Md
Central Shore Baseball League Formed With Six Teams
A new Central Shore Baseball League has been formed featuring Cambridge, Mardella Springs, Cordova, Easton, Preston and Ridgely. The clubs have agreed on a schedule as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mardella Springs
Cordova
Easton
Preston
Ridgely
Mardella
Chicago Seeks Dual Conventions For 1933 Century Push
Chicago leads in securing both Democratic and Republican convention sites for June 1933 with plans to stage events as a curtain raiser to the Century of Progress. Melvin A. Traylor of First National Bank leads efforts, aided by E. N. Hurley and Chicago Mayor Cermak. Stadium renovations will seat 8 000 to 10 000 delegates and 16 000 guests around the arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicago
Chicago
Windy City
Melvin A. Traylor
First National Bank
Mr. Traylor
Kentucky
Texas
Middle West
E. N. Hurley
Cermak
Washington
Chicago Stadium
Mie Civic Committee
Cilcago
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Melvin & Johnson, Inc
M.E. Conference
W.E. Habbart
Beckwith and Spedden
H. Nelson
Bethel
Del
J. C. Jester
Blades and Epworth
B. Taylor
Bridgeville
J. H. Brasher
W. G. Harris
Camden
D. J. Givan
Canterbury
E. E. Crockett
Church Creek
Taylor
Frank P. Kelley
Crapo
S. T. Hamblin
St. Paul’s
Alfred White
Wesley
M. S
Andrew James H. Bishop
Supply
Fast New Market
D. J. Ellendale
James M. Faulkner
Elliott’s Island
E. D. Walraven
Farmington and Epworth
J. T. Langvall
Federalsburg
Wyoming
T. D. Millbury
Zoar Circuit
George B. Die
Middletown
J. L. Johnson
Bayside
J. H. Geoghegan
Borman and Neavitt
Alonzo Travers
Burrsville
W. S. Littleton
Cecilton
J. C. McCoy
Centreville
R. T. Thawley
Chestertown
Frank White
Cheswold
R. W. Kirwin
Church Hill
W. G
Greensboro
G. W. Dawson
Henderson and Hardy
J. G. Lynn
Hillsboro
J. H. Gardner
Kent Island
Leelan Jackson
Central Shore Baseball League
Rudy Vallee
White House
ISBRA
Royal Anne
Iga
Paera Saba Ue
Petmilk
Kellogg’s
George’s Sanitary Market
Etoas
Denton, Maryland
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Phaeton Tudor Sedan
Mee
Victoria
F.C.B. Detroit
Ford Finance
Universal Credit Co