Denton notices and gatherings across town highlight spring events
A Denton page lists store promotions at Wright's and Newnam's Challenge Sale, upcoming church sermons by Rev Jump, and a long roster of civic activities. Local clubs plan lunches at court, farmers discuss canning beans, and youth groups prepare for a conference. Health clinics, infant obituaries, and political rallies accompany April notices and community ads.
Personal and Social News From Denton and Nearby
Rev. Melvin G. Morris of Greensboro Baptist Church is named Professor of Church Publicity and Gospel Publication at Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Philadelphia. He and Greensboro work remain compatible. Floyd Smith and Miss Pearl E. Wright wed quietly at the M E parsonage. Ella Carter betrothed to Eugene G. Anderson of Wilmington NC. Adeline Fisher to William Kinley of Baltimore to wed April 29. Easter visits fill the social calendar with Denton families hosting and visiting relatives from Philadelphia to Swarthmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin G. Morris
Greensboro Baptist Church
Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Rittenhouse Square
Philadelphia
Mr. Morris
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Greensboro
Floyd Smith
Pearl E. Wright
M. E. Parsonage
I. E. Wheatley
E. C. Wright
Denton
Jacob Smith
Smithville
Pennsylvania
Ladies’ Aid
M. E. Church
F. R. Owens
W. S. Norris
Hegeman
New Jersey
Ella Carter
John T. Carter
Eugene G. Anderson
Wilmington, N. GC
Anderson
William Jr. Anderson
Den_ton
Maryland State Roads Commission
Adeline Fisher
T. Pliny Fisher
William Kinley
Denton Methodist Protestant Church
John Wiggins
Mary
Meadow Brook Farm
George T. Lowe
Chester
Bertha Miller
William Savage
Marcus Hook
John Singer
Janes Larrimore
Linwood
Clifford Baker
Oscar Hugh Clark
Oscar Clark
Minnie Henry
Swarthmore
M. B. Henry
Edward T. Tubbs
Cornelius Roe
Florida
William A. Roe
John H. Reese
Funeral of Mr Deen in Denton Church
The funeral of William N. Deen, who died Friday, was held Sunday at Denton M E Church. Rev W J Duladway and Rev Melvin E Wheatley officiated. Pallbearers included Samuel G Nuttle and others. Denton National Bank directors were honorary pallbearers. Floral tributes expressed public esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deen
William N. Deen
Denton M. E. Church
W. J. Duladway
Melvin E. Wheatley
Mr. Dulladway
Job
Alway
Samuel G. Nuttle
Isaacc L. Dukes
Ferdinand Baynard
William S. Norris
I. Robert Fleetwood
Benjamin H. Johnson
Denton National Bank
Mr. Deen
J. Roland Chaffinch
Charles W. Hobbs
Abraham R. Wright
Irwin T. Smaulsbury
Lawrence B. Towers
J. H. Nichols
Frederick B. Nuttle
John L. Everngum
Harry S. Dailey
Harvey L. Cooper
Arthur W. Brumbaugh
J. Percy Bittle
H. M. Thompson
Rev Mr Morris Returns From Evangelistic Campaign
The Rev Melvin G Morris returns home from a Philadelphia revival and will preach at the Greensboro pulpit on Sunday morning and night and at Jumptown Baptist Mission at 3 o'clock A special sermon at 7 80 p m titled A Call to Arms will discuss the era's threats to religious political social and educational life noting evolution atheism lawlessness and indifference to religion He will also speak on Gods Prescription For a Nation Wide Revival in the morning service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morris
Melvin G. Morris
Philadelphia
Greensboro
Jumptown Baptist Mission
Morris
Two Paintings Bought from Rev Marshall by J R Chaflineh
Mr J Roland Chaflineh purchased two paintings by Rev Clark S Marshall titled Mistie Wills and Last Rays both described as beautiful. Marshall, an noted artist, is represented in many private collections in the United States. His The Old Mill Stream is in the Baltimore Museum. Marshall previously worked with the Art Gallery of the Peabody Institute in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roland Chaflineh
Clark S. Marshall
Mistie Wills
Marshall
Baltimore Museum
Art Gallery
Peabody Institute
Baltimore
Hughes Lumber Co Sells Lehigh Portland Cement At Fair Prices
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co reports arrival of a carload of Lehigh Portland cement. Advertises the cement as one of the best on the market and offers it at reasonable prices to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
Lehigh
Social News From Goldsboro and Nearby Families
Local column lists visits and guests including Essyl Craig and family from Wyoming with Mrs Fanny Craig. Carroll Elliott hosts Stanley Taylor family from Trenton New Jersey. Easter visitors Addie Jarret Louise Den nison and Marguerite Griffin from Towson State Normal School. numerous local hosts and weekend guests from Wilmington Baltimore Templeville and Annapolis. Also notes minor accident James Cartwright injured by auto but recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essyl Craig
Wyoming
A. G. Dennison
Fanny Craig
Carroll Elliott
Stanley Taylor
Clifton Elliott
Trenton
N. J
James Cartwright
Grant DeWitt
W. Quillen
Clayton Cole
Addie Jarreft
Louise Dennison
Marguerite Griffin
State Normal School
Towson
E. F. Giberson
New York
Washington
Grassmere
O. M. Macomaher
Glenn Bingham
Courtland
N. Y
George Butts
Templeville
O. M. Macourber
Fletcher Wharton
Nerva Wharton
Willington
Emma Wharton
W. J. Murphy
Harry Jones
Virginia
Ellis
Clayton
Aid
Robert Jarrell
Bearman
Alma
Baltimore
C. RK. Curtis
Carlotta Silver
Millersville
H. F. Silver
Arthur Cahall
Wilmington
Andrews
Federalsburg
Jane Wright
Winiler Elliott
Noble Jarrell
Noble, Jr
Rebecca Lane
Annapolis
Walter Sappix
Local society notes show hospital progress and guest visits
Sherman Hubbard is improving after an operation at Emergency Hospital last week. Weekend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Willey with Anah Cooper and Miss Ann. Frank Davis and son Fillmore. C D Collison and daughter Ellen. Ruth Stubbard and Mary Williamson. Arnold Brooke. Lee Butler and Mrs. Butler. F N Smith and Esther with J A Billing. Rev C S Marshal and party. Easter service raised 26.06 dollars. Various travelers and guests from Federalsburg to Wilmington are listed, along with regular church and Sunday School notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Hubbard
E. M. Willey
Anah Cooper
Ann
O. C. Blades
Frank Davis
Fillmore
C. D. Collison
Esther
J. A. Billing
Greensboro
C. S. Marshal
Wilmington
L. E. Moore
Federansburg
NM. Merriken
J. Robert Starkey
Salisbury
E. W. Brown
Grace Adams
Hickman
L. E. Thomas
Sarah Davis and Sons
Edward and
Louis
Church Uid
T. H. Towers
Caroline Charge
Messrs
F. N. Smith
G. A. Henry
Baltimore
John Towers
Christian Endeavor Service
Esther Willey
Ridgely
Federalsburg
Denton
M. FE
G. W. .Totlinson
Howard Sylvester
W. H. Goodwin
Beatrice Hudson
Orville Gilberts
Elma Melvin
Schial
John Quillen
James Melvin
Esther Clayville
Elizabeth Uusztekh
Katherine Melvin
F P. Clark
Robert Edge
Della Mere- With
AL Holzman
Riverside
N.d
Thomas Edge and Son
Palasyra
N. d
Sarah
Emma Gooden
Louise Cohee
Norpml
Thelma Gilbert
Lucy Reed
Winifred Bell
Grace Kirifith
Marcus Hook
Mary Robb
Normadl School
Towsoan
Fhomims Robb
Edward Coffin
Frank Spinka
Washington College
Chestertown
Ole Cotling
Nurmi
Kutztown
Pan
Edward Casin
Wilmer
Turner Edge
Willard Satterfield
George Clark
Norman Melvin
Roy Medford
Wahuington
Foster
Loren Pritelett and Son
Munidelphia
Mron
B.C. Gooten
Annabel Clark
Boston Emergency Hospital
W. 2. Clark
Clarence Pritchett
Esther Cartwright
Wimington
L. A. Gooden
Edward Barcus
Maria Newlee
Deleie Jones
Dover
Mildred Gooden
T. AL. Gough
Mary Harchard
Church Gill
Sadie Walls
George Clayville
Ralph Pritchett
Philadelphia
Charles Jackson
Tuxedo Park
Lloyd Cannon
Preston
Edgar Anderson
Bridgeville
Mary Jackson
Carrie Hobbs
Anna
Katherine Kibler
Joseph Bernard
Marion Cross
Comegys
Hyland VanSanrt
George
Samuel Bilbrough
American University
Washington
Milton Roe
Gerald Pine
Chester
Linwood Riddleberger
John Mitchell
George Matchell
West Grove
Norual School
Martha Carrow
Margaret Luis
Withington
John Luis
Clarence Russell
George Russell
Maude Hughes
New York
J. R. Hughes
Alvin Totherah
Octavia Totherah
Paul Poore
John Poore
Joseph Ridgeberger
Marcus Look
Norman Asilton
Price Station
Wilson Thornton
Linwood
W. A. Thornton
Jessie Wyatt
Edwin
Daisy Tribbett
Martens Stock
W. OO. Bennett
Osborne
Princess Anne
Blanche Milliken Wis
Paul Dobson
Students Present All March at Smithson School
Smithson school lists 26 pupils who attended every day in March. Named: Roland Willoughby, Gussie Prager, Philip Frase, Tilghman Bryan, Kenneth Cole, Anna Lee Coleman, Gladys Thieroff, Elizabeth Thomas, Miriam Fearins, Bertha Vrase, Margaret Mundt, Elmer Fearins, Leo Frase, Margaret Bryan, Mildred Hopkins, Josephine Quidas, Frances Rosebrook, Nettie Finharty, Alton Cole, Karl Prager, Edwin Fearins, Gustav Frase, Edward Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithson School
Roland Willoughby
Gussie Prager
Philip Frase
Tilghman Bryan
Kenneth Cole
Anna Lee Coleman
Gladys Thieroff
Elizabeth Thomas
Miriam Fearins
Bertha Vrase
Margaret Mundt
Elmer Fearins
Leo Frase
Margaret Bryan
Mildred Hopkins
Josephine Quidas
Frances Rosebrook
Nettie Finharty
Alton Cole
Karl Prager
Edwin Fearins
Gustav Frase
Edward Hopkins
Widow Alice Wyatt Rites Held in Ridgely Church
Mrs. Alice Wyatt died at her daughter’s Wilmington home on Monday. Funeral at Ridgely Methodist Church followed by a burial at Centreville. Born 1819 in Delaware, she married Wesley Wyatt, lived in Queen Anne’s County, and later settled on Railroad Avenue in Ridgely. Survived by three daughters Ima Eugene Cooper Wilmington, Efe W Alvin Smith Greensboro, Lula Carroll Meredith Ridgely, and son William Sacramento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allce Wyatt
Eugene Cooper
Wilmington
Melvin E. Wheatley
Denton
L. S. Matthews
Heaven
Jesus
Ridgely
Railroad Avenue
Methodist Church
Ima
Efe
W. Alvin Smith
Greensboro
Lula
Carroll Meredith
Harvey Sewell
Florida
Better Homes
Frank Long
Townsend
Selbyville
Del
Leng
John Swing
Emil Rosenast
Merchantville
N. J
Loraine
Southern College
Virginia
Baltimore
Frank Flounders
Briggs
Poultry Yard
Blanche Hevnlow
Swarthmore
Ralph Hevalow
Arthur Baker
Chester
Burrsville
Paul Sewell
Springfield
Alass
Uarry Zeigler
Grace
Mary
Joe Brumbaugh
Zeigler
Emma Jackson
Easton Hospital
Howard Anthony
Queen Anne
Grace Dyer
Stafford Porter
Porter
Selby Smith
Paul Allepra
Sarepta
Leelan Jackson
Jackson
Mamie Smith
Centreville
Anne
St. Mary’s Academy
Denton Minstrels
Tom Richards
Polytechnic Institute
Nelson Rickards
M. A. Brackett
Sunday School Reorganization at M F E Church Henderson
Henderson notes detail Sunday School reorganization at the M F E Church with officers named including Superintendent G W Totinson and secretary W H Goodwin. Easter visitors and local residents share holiday greetings and family visits, along with neighbors attending the Norml and Washing ton College events and Epworth League meetings.
Weekend in Baltimore and a Nessorary News Brief
The passage lists social visits and local events around Baltimore and nearby towns. Notable items include Rev. Harry Zeigler preaching two sermons on Fruit Bearing and Love’s Embrace, Easter visits by Mrs Brower and Miss Alma Frances Seward, family gatherings in Wilmington and Philadelphia, a high school baseball win over Federalsburg, and a plan for Ridgely Community Theatre’s Palestine tour beginning April 9. It mentions various residents, church activities, and community happenings, with weather noted as discouraging for gardeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Tie
Harry Zeigler
Brower
T. A. Smith
Mederalsburg
Frank Flounders
Wilmington
Dorothy Flounders
Fort Washington
Walter Mitchell
Andrew Mitchell
Alma Frances Seward
Ella Carlisle
Philadelphia
Margaret McCloud
Thomas McCloud
Girard College
Federalsburg
Ridgely Community Theatre
Palestine
Elizabeth Wilson
Norman Wilson
Christopher Biger
Sfelen Selin
Marcus Hook
Foster
Mand Sleck
Paul Sewell
L. M. Goodwin
State Farm Bureau
Albert White
College Park
Frances Landers
Brooklyn
T. W. Jones
Eformed
Hiram Kenton
Topkis Brothers
Ella Pearsaul
Lawrence Lynch
Taylor
John Unconberry
Moss Sarah E Hoffman
Irwin Hevalow
Marcus Took
Local Social Roundup of Visiting Guests
Greensboro area social notes list numerous visitors and weekend guests from Philadelphia Tuxedo Park Washington College and other places. The column notes many students and locals spending holidays with family in Greensboro and nearby towns.
Community notices and church welcome in Burrsville area
A local update lists numerous Burrsville area families visiting relatives over the holidays and Easter. Holiness Church announces George Culver as pastor and Sunday services begin April 1 with an open invitation to attend. The community mourns infant Dudley Collison, 12 hours old, as school activities include an egg hunt won by John Wallace Chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami
Slaughter
Biltimore
Tarbilton
Easton
Harold Cain
Harold, Jr
Elmer, N. J
Ray Disehe
Dover
Annie Taylor
Harvey Slaughter
Billy
Lewis Slaughter
Harrington
N. Fountain
Hl. Fountain
David ElWapger
Edith Fountain
Marcus Hook
Marry Murphy
Andersontown
Webster Ivins
Vernon
Harlan Blades
Near Here
Holiness Church
George Culver
Isomer Melvin
Della
Clayton Luff
Clarence Lo
Warry C. Collison
Ue School
Mer
John Singer
Amd
James Larrimore
Clifford Baker
Chester
Cheezmmn
Merd Cheezam
Preston
Annie Baker
Chareh
J. O. Staffford
Laura Hopkins
Annie Joss
Evelyn Willis
Glaiys Chance
Swarthmore
Arthur Dearth
J. A. Trazzare
Hecg. Collison
John A. Chance
Cambridge Hospital
Gladys Chance
Church of the Brethren schedules and events revised
The Church of the Brethren adopts new timings for evening meetings with Sunday services at 7 and midweek gatherings on Wednesdays at 8 Welock. A members meeting is set for tomorrow at 2 Welock, Passion Week events drew large crowds, and a children chorus will continue. Denton area notices cover society meetings, egg hunt highlights, and the Challenge Sale by Newnam with broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Welock
Brethren’ Sumlay School
Whiteleysburge
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Chunch of the Brethren
Eli Harrison
Denton
Easter school egg hunt at Choptank church observed
Choptank Easter program at M. P. Church featured a class egg prize haul and a candy elephant, with about 75 attendees joining a woods egg hunt on Mr. O. C. Blades farm. Vernon Whiteley led nest finds, and Miss Melen Cook and Mrs. LeCompte earned eggs. Spence and Blades hosted, noting ideal weather and community visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. PP
Choptank
O. C. Blades
Little Dane Stewart
Vernon Whiteley
Dunham
Edward Cook
Federalsburg
Whiteley
Melen Cook
P. E. Collins
LeCompte
Preston
Spence
Grove
Jenkins
Twentieth Century Community Club
Miss Spafford
Bethlehem
Bith
John Hopkins
Mace Your Orders for Winter Coal Supply
Doughes Lumber and Coat Co offers hard and soft coal for winter needs. Emphasizes good quality coal and reasonable prices to attract customers seeking dependable fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doughes Lumber and Coat Co
Newnamn’s Cinienge Sale Offers Standard Goods
All goods offered at Newnamn's Cine nge Sale are standard makes and attractively priced. Free gifts are inducements to buy now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnamn
Cinienge
Happenings at Hillsboro Easter week notices
Hillsboro news lists Easter departures for Misses Fisher Rowe and Fleming and Messrs. Sherwood Gale to colleges and cities. Prof J Albert Loose to lead services, a bake sale by M E Church ladies, Bible class gathering, PL A meeting with a pie social, and various social visits, entertainments, and church events noted. Attendance at Sunday School 109. several families hosting guests and Easter events described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Fisher
Roberta Rowe
Western Marylans College
William Sherwood
Edwin Gale
Wilmington
Hertha Rice
Frederick
Louise Fleming
Bladenslaing
Cornelius Taylor
Herbert Rice
Washington College
Dorothy Knotts
J. Albert Loose
Baltimore
William I.taylor
Ruthsburg
Kiilsboro
Loose
M. E
Thompson Hardware Co
IL M. Thompson
J. Norman Clark
I. W. B. Rowe
Robert Jarrell
Addie
Eloise
Miriam
Goldsboro
Mildred Gale
Louise Gray
St. Paul’s Guild
G. L. Wilson
W. HH. Revell
Revell
Sara
W. Hl, Jr
Rock Hall
F. E. Fleming
W. O. Hunter
Centreville
M. E. Sunday School
Edgar Blanche
Joe Taylor
Mary Frances
Trappe
Taylor
J. I. Sherwood
Ralph Shaw
Milford Kline
Carrie Payne
Circuit Court in Session Reports Progress and Needs
The Circuit Court, with Judges Wickes and Keating, heard routine matters as the term extends into next week. Foreman Frank Medford led the grand jury which examined 5 witnesses, filed 24 presentments, and returned 18 true bills. Almshouse and jail committees praised conditions, finding 22 inmates well cared for and 11 prisoners in a clean, sanitary facility. jail needs include one inside screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Wickes and
Keating
Frank PY. Medford
Harry A. Roe
Joseph’m. Short
Tuckahoe Neck Summer Visit Notes
Mr and Mrs William Reed return to the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Reed for the summer. Mr and Mrs Elmer Cole guests of Mr and Mrs E C Wright on Sunday. Mrs Wallace Clark returned from Baltimore where she taught while her sister was ill. Miss Hilda Reed entertained Miss Dorothy Calloway and Mr Roland Chance on Easter Monday. Thawleys Sunday School gave an Easter program. Mr and Mrs Ormond Wright hosted guests Arthur Adams and family and Mr and Mrs Wemp Adams. Mr and Mrs J Lawrence Wright were Preston visitors on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuckahoe Neck
William Reed
Thomas Reed
Elmer Cole
Wallace Clark
Baltimore
Hilda Reed
Dorothy Calloway
Roland Chance
Thawley
Ormond Wright
Arthur, Adams
Wemp Adams
J. Lawrence Wright
Preston
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the Local Department
Wright’s
Kodaks
M. K. Newnam
Everngain
Toilers’ Club
E. T. Orme
Miller
Denton Auto Co
West
W. L. Jump
Newnam
Mercury
L. B. Towers & Bro
Louie Yip
Cambridge
Third Street
Market
Parent-Teachers’ Association of
Friendship School
F. E. Yeoman
C. R. Porter
First National Bank
People's Holiness Church
George E. Culver
Caroline
Marydel
Marian Elizabeth Clark
Gilbert C
Elizabeth Clark
Carney’s Point
Lawnside Cemetery
Woodstown
Cudlipp
Sarah Johnson
William A. Johnson
Miss Jackson
Columbia University
W. D. Upshaw
Congress
America
Hobbs
Smithson
THE
Ridgely News
Greensboro News Matters
Burrssille
Young Ladies’ Good Cheer
M.ick
Hillsboro
Circuit Court In Session
Franklin Nusbaum
Commercial Radio Institute
J. W. Nusbaum
Peper ES