1937 Soil Conservation Sign Up Dates Set
For Caroline county farmers needing to file 1936 work sheets to join the Soil Conservation Program in 1937, a series of meetings is planned at Henderson Greensboro Denton Preston Federalsburg Ridgely American Corner and Sartain's Store. Filing does not obligate and existing 1936 farms are exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Henderson
Eden’s Hall
Greensboro
Denton
Court House
Preston
Federalsburg
Ridgely
American Corner
Sartain’s
Geo. W. Clendaniel
Birthday Parties and Social Notes Include Miss Stafford
Social items recount a birthday party for Miss Elizabeth Stafford at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Stafford with many guests and gifts. Another event honors Mr. H E Ramsdell on his seventy fifth birthday at Mrs. C J Kern’s home. Additional notes mention travels and visits of families from Chestertown, Glen Falls, Williston, Glenside, and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stafford
Fletcher Stafford
Susie Oros
Catherine Gardner
Regina Vogt
Louise Meredith
Louise Adams
Evelyn Adams
Florence Trice
Violet Trice
Elsie Nagle
Edna Larimore
Dorothy Larimore
Elsie Brooks
Charlotte Butter
Margaretta Baker
Helen Stafford
Ford Baker
Thomas Baker
Edward Henry
Burton Satterfield
Henry Brown
James Huey
William Tell
Doylestown
William F. Towers
Elizabeth
Roland Porter
William Lolier
Chestertown
Chester
Benjamin Kirby
Glen Falls
New York
Effie L. Hignatt
Williston
J. W. Thawley
Denton
Paul L. Howard
Little Son
Glenside
Charles Howard
Walter Semlow
Cleveland
Ohio
Mary Bauman
Jennie Blackistone
Hendersons host dinner for Mrs Goodens birthday
Mr and Mrs L A Gooden entertained at a Sunday dinner honoring Mrs Goodens birthday. Attendees included S S James from New York City C E Hollingsworth Elizabeth Hollingsworth W E Cartwright Keith Cord from Wilmington and others from Marydel Harford Conn Philadelphia and Middletown. Nearby gatherings featured Carrow birthday anniversary and visits by locals and guests with the Sewing Circle and Ladies Aid events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Gooden
Mrs. Gooden
S. S. James
New York City
C. E. Hollingsworth
Elizabeth Hollingsworth
W. E. Cartwright
Keith Cord
Wilmington
Emma Gooden
Bessie Cleaver
Marydel
Harry‘ Gough
Mamie Spencer
Lulu Marvel
Carleton Gooden
Cordeen Cooper
Louis N. Cooper and Son
Harford
Conn
George Prayter
New York
Frank Price
Chester
Mabel H. Culver
Philadelphia
Courtland Cooper
Julian Cleaver
Middletown
Delaware
George W. Carrow
Whitleysburg
W. F. Clark
Carrow
A. B. Cohee
Scott Starkey
Sadlersville
Marvin Cartwright
Richardson Park
T. A. Montague
Ruthanna Shultie
Ray Turner
Roy Medford
Merril Pritchett
Washington
Pure thought sees God as Father Mother of all
A Christian Science Monitor line extols the beauty of recognizing God as the universal parent, proclaiming spiritual clarity over worldly burdens and emphasizing divine parenting as foundational truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Christian Sciences Monitor
Court Meets for April Term in Caroline County
The Circuit Court for Caroline County convened for the April Term with Grand Jury foreman Harry M. Hollis. The jury examined 11 witnesses, brought in 6 presentments and 6 true bills. The County Farm inspection noted 18 guests and several repairs. jail inmates were seven white and five colored. Multiple criminal pleas and verdicts were recorded, including several guilty rulings and suspended sentences, with the court adjourning to meet again on Monday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Harry M. Hollis
Preston
Edgar W. Wrightson
G. A. McDaniel
Messrs
S. E. Douglas
Martin C. Voss
Francis Lynch
S. G. Nuttle
Thomas W. Jones
Harry E. Kinder
Geo. C. Walls
Catherine Gannon
Wesley Breeding
Bennington
Ridgely
Carter
H. H. Balch
Easton
Gannon
Richards
State
Elizabeth Jones
Redden
Thawley
W. Granville Jones
House of Correction
Samuel Cohee
Raymond Harris
Wm. Bright
Church notices from Denton area services and events
Local church notices list sermons at Denton M E and Denton M P in coming Sunday. A May 7 1937 National Music Week junior choir recital titled Around the World with Music in Denton. Brethren and New Jerusalem services and other area churches note Sunday schools, sermons, and youth group meetings. Revival services begin in Smithson with Rev C H Thompson. Mass times at St Elizabeth and St Benedict with confessions and devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Andrews
Denton M. E
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Denton
St. Benedict’s Church
Ridgely
St. Benedict's Church
Knowledge as a catalyst for shared enlightenment
A compact note highlighting quotes about knowledge and self-reflection. It weighs the value of sharing wisdom to illuminate others, and the responsibility to contribute one’s own reasoning to collective understanding.
Preston Community Club guests entertain Ridgely club
Fourteen Preston Community Club members visited Ridgely last Monday, presenting readings and a travelogue, followed by coffee and sandwiches. The event included a nominating committee election and fund collections, with high school glee club operettas performed Wednesday night and multiple local residents visiting, hosting, or attending events through the week.
Furmans Grove Homemakers Club Meets in April Meeting
The Furmans Grove Homemakers Club met Tuesday afternoon April 6 at Mrs. Harry Dodd’s home with fourteen members and two visitors. President Mrs. Vernon Baker led with tune of The Bells of St. Mary’s. Demonstration Feeding the Sick by Mrs. Clifton Crouse. three book reviews by Mrs. Rowe Wood, Mrs. C. E. Cannon, and Miss Edna Detwiler on The Diary of a Suburban Housewife Blue Marigolds and Leaves from a Greenland Diary. Nine current events shared. thirty five book reports filed. Sunshine Committee noted visits to the sick, cards, and Easter box. Mrs. J. E. De Ford thanked the group for supper donation to Ridgely Chamber of Commerce. New member Mrs. Kenneth Holden joined. Refreshments after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Club of
Preston
Ridgely Club
Lee Noble
World
Creighton Carmine
G. C. Carmine
John W. Noble
R. T. Blades
Burton Proctor, Jr
Max Chambers
W. J. Bonner
L. E. Brades
L. Amato
H. M. Hollis
H. M. Parrott
J. L. Dennis
W. H. Cannon
Fulton Noble
Frank Stevenson
Elsie Matthews
Orrell Lauisbury
Cancer Control Fund
Penny Art Fund
Margie
Margaret Jean Lane
Jacqueline Saulsbury
Harry Dodd
Kenneth Holden
Clifton Crouse
Charles Cannon
Rowe Wood
Ruth Bryan Owen
Edna M. Detwiler
Coursey Hemmons
Walter Lewis
New York
Florence Geyser
Philadelphia
Richard Rogers
Trenton
Jenny Hall
Ed Lewis
Emma Goldsborough
Nan Connor
Charles Lewis
Frank Toulson
Wilmington
Maud Hemmons
Sadie Sleek
Richard Blackburn
Maud Sleek
Ridgely
Harold Fountain
Wilson Jackson
Claude Rawlings
Greensboro
Salisbury
Francis Harvey Green
Pennington, N. J
Boys’ Seminary
A. S. Thompson
Geo. Kirch
Harvey Kirch
Phyllis
Plainfield
N. J
J. C. Stevenson
Anna May Thomas
Baltimore
Will Cannon
Annie Turner
Alan Parsons
Harrington
Stroudsburg
Lee Mitchell
Walter Bennington
Paul
Virgie Sparks
Will Ewing
Richard Rampmeyer
Charles Carson
George Wingert
Willard Jones
Paul White
Morgan O'Day
Federalsburg
J. W. Mitchell
Annapolis
Park Drive
Howard Perry
U. S. Army
Fort Totten
N. Y
A. W. Sculley
D. M. Swing
Easton
Charles Dean
Leelan Jackson
St. Michaels
J. P. Swing
Woodside
Cambridge
Kate Booker
Edward Stephens
Rehoboth
H. B. Laird
I. BE. Mason
Ray Mason
Grenloch
Norman Wilson
Clinton Stoopes
Teressa Cohee
Edward McPherson
Fifer Hospital
F. A. Stayer
Stayer
A. J. Evans
Lancaster
Fred Voshell
Mattie Brumbaugh
Dorothy Samis
Furmans’ Grove Homemakers Club
Vernon Baker
St. Mary’s
Dorothy Blake
C. E. Cannon
Helen Topping Miller
Greenland
Edna Detwiler
Sunshine Committee
J. E. de Ford
Ridgely Chamber
Smithson Homemakers Club Meets in Community Room
The Smithson Homemakers Club held its regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon in the Community room. President Mrs. F Quidas was ill, so vice-president Mrs. F Prager led. Mrs. H Shively spoke on Feeding the Sick and shared recipes. Hostesses served refreshments. Next meeting set for Wednesday May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club
F. Quidas
F. Prager
H. Shively
Four-H Girls Banquet Emphasizes Rainbows Theme
The 4-H Girls annual banquet was held Friday April 2 at M. E. Church House Hillsboro with 173 guests from Talbot Dorchester and College Park. Margaret Leese and Thelma Bowman spoke on Bible and folk legends while Dorothy Emerson read In the desert of waiting by Annie Fellows Johnston. Performances included Denton Handicraft Club singing and a Greensboro Jr. Club folk dance Chebogar. A candle service honored past 4-H leaders and the evening closed with Follow the Gleam and the pledge led by Virginia Dew. Decorations featured rainbow crepe paper daffodils and black pots with money candy and club goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church House
Hillsboro
Margaret Leese
Denton
Thelma Bowman
Ridgely
Dorothy Emerson
Annie Fellows Johnston
Golden Gate
Denton Handicraft Club
Dorothy Cherry
Helena Crouse
Lois Crouse
Sarah Frances Short
Jack Jarrell
Boys Federation
Jeanette Stevenson
Ruth Voshell
Preston Club
Greensboro Jr. Club
Virginia Dew
Andersontown
M. E. Church
Talbot County
Dorchester County
College Park
Tri-County Rally set for Federalsburg theatre
The Tri-County Rally will be held in Federalsburg theatre on April 22. Principal speaker will be Mrs Elizabeth Linebach Ledig. Program begins 10 15 a m with lunch served 12 to 1 30 pm. Reservations to Home Demonstration Agent by April 17. Lunch price forty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Elizabeth Linebach Ledig
Choptank Ladies Aid Plans April Plate Supper
The Ladies Aid of the M. P. Church in Choptank met at Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Spence’s home with good attendance. They discussed a new quilt project and a plate supper set for Thursday April 15 in the Ai room, six o’clock. Menu includes Washington chicken pie oyster fritters deviled eggs baked beans macaroni and cheese potato salad Maryland biscuits rolls pickles jelly. Ice cream cake pies and confections will be sold. Supper price 36 cents. May meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Whiteley on the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Choptank
J. F. Spence
Washington
Maryland
W. F. Whiteley
Card of Thanks for Fire Help and Recovery
We express gratitude to the Preston Volunteer Fire Company neighbors and all others who helped save our dwelling from a fire that damaged the front of our house on Monday morning. Mr. Webster Todd and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Volunteer Fire Company
Webster Todd
Hillsboro and Queen Anne Ladies Gather For 4-H Banquet
More than two hundred guests attended the seventh annual banquet of the Caroline County Federation of Girls 4-H Clubs Friday night at the Hillsboro Methodist Episcopal Church. Honored guests included Miss Hattie Brooks home demonstration agent of Dorchester county, Miss Ruby Kirk from University of Maryland College Park, and Miss Dorothy Emerson state girls club leader. The program was directed by Miss Bessie M. Spafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Federation of Girls 4-H Clubs
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hillsboro
Ladies Aid Society of the Church
Hattie Brooks
Dorchester County
4-Hlub
Cambridge
Ruby Kirk
University of Maryland
College Park
Dorothy Emerson
Bessie M. Spafford
R. W. Slaughter
Claymont
Walter Price
John Price
Evelyn Price
Linda Bryant
Chas. Spry
Guy Robinson
Wilmington
Leroy Detwiler
Bobby
Newcastle
Del
G. B. Stewart
Geo. Blades
Harlan Blades
Willard Russell
Jay Spry
Washington College
Peggy Spry
Blackstone
Virginia
C. W. Spry
Edgar Blades
Mildred Stenger
Brown Thawley
Burrsville
Fossett
Little Son
Arnold, Md
Geo. B. Stewart
Geo. Beaven
Henley Beaven
Nelson
G. L. Wilson
W. A. Holt
Salisbury
Mary Louise Dodds
Baltimore
Richard Beaven
Washington
Spry
Mary Rowe
Goldsboro
Queen Anne social notes and club meeting recap
Rev and Mrs C L Fossett and baby Clarence Jr. visited from Arnold Md. They stayed with Henry Morgan and Howard Eley. Community Club met with seventeen members, hostesses served ambrosia and cakes. Ensign Alan Moore visited with wife and parents. Mrs Harry Moore and others visited Frances Moore in hospital in Wilmington. Horace Morgan family stayed with Showard Culver and attended conference in Salisbury. G L Lightner stayed with E B Lightner. Charles Barton weekend with Rumsey Mullikin. Mrs Keplar Barnette hosted E B Lightner for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Fossett
Clarence Jr
Arnold, Md
Henry Morgan
Howard Eley
Horace Morgan
D. M. Lee
John de Ford
Wilmington
Showard Culver
Hebron
Salisbury
G. L. Lightner
Lost River
W Va
E. B. Lightner
Charles Barton
Rumsey Mullikin
Queenstown
Keplar Barnette
Orphans Court Actions in Caroline County Session
Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis. Orders approved include withdrawals from bank accounts for J Roe MacSorley Jr and Arthur Elwood Baer. Weights include guardianship release for Lois Virginia Morgan and administration grants to Bessie Nagel and Everett Nuttle for Ferdinand Nagle. Appraisers named. Real estate report filed in Wright v Pritchett. Executors Marvel approved to transfer and assign an automobile title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Towers, Handy
Dennis
J. Roe MacSorley, Jr
J. Ree MacSorley Jr
Arthur Elwood Baer
Lois Virginia Morgan
Ferdinand Nagle
Bessie Nagel
Everett Nuttle
T. S. Holt
Ira Johnson
Wright Vs. Pritchett
William D. Marvel
Carlton A. Marvel
Alexander W. Marvel
In Memoriam George F E Taylor Remembered by Family
In sad but loving memory of our dear husband and father George FE Taylor who departed this life six years ago on March 31 1931 He shall never be forgotten and his memory shall not fade Sweetest thoughts linger around his grave where he was laid No one knows how much we miss him but in Heaven we hope to meet him Loving Wife and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FE. Taylor
Preston Hosts Salisbury Conference Highlights Community Ties
The Wilmington Annual Conference at Salisbury drew Preston residents including Rev. P. W. Spence Jr who was reappointed by Bishop Hughes. Local delegate Harry B. Wright was re elected president of the Lay Conference. Visitors from Preston joined in meetings, entertainments, and church community events as clubs and families shared news of travels, marriages, and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Salisbury
P. W. Spence, Jr
Hughes
Bethesda
Harry B. Wright
Preston
Frank H. Lewis
J. T. Dennis
J. P. Harris
H. M. Harris
J. M. Chambers
Spence
Carville Fleetwood
Denton
G. C. Carmine
Burton Proctor, Jr
E. B. Blades
A. T. Blades
Paul van Dyke
Lee Noble
John Noble
Robi. Dulin
W. J. Bonner
Dallas Blades
Conover Crouse
Federalsburg
Paul Croll
Ridgely
Lillian Payne
Washington
Mount Vernon
Chas. Payne
Claude N. Payne
Alice R. Carroll
F. M. Clift
Burton Proctor Jr
Baltimore
Community Club of
Frances Bartley
Wm. H. Collins
Rose Burgess
Marshall Heaps
Fay
Chas, Payne
Rebecca Blades
Carvilla Fleetwood
Frank Ledman
Richmond
Burton Proctor
Florida
Miami
Ladies
Jesse Dennis
Parnell Payne
T. L. Nugent
Nugent
Philadelphia
Plummer
Federalsburg Rotary Club Receives Charter
Charter Night for the Rotary Club of Federalsburg was held last Wednesday in the Masonic Temple with 185 Rotarians from 23 clubs across Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania and Virginia. Denton Club’s E W Nuttle served as toastmaster as district officials presented the charter and welcomed guests. The Federalsburg Club lists officers Thomas H. Chambers Conover Crouse J Jerome Frampton G A McDaniel and a board including R C Dean Russell Hallowell. Charter members include Theodore Adams F H Anderson Dallas Blades Thomas Chambers Roger Christopher Conover Crouse Samuel Davis Wilmer Fell Davis Raymond Dean Jr Jerome Frampton Russell Hallowell Edgar Ireland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club of
Federalsburg
Masonic
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Virginia
B. C. Willis
Denton Club
E. W. Nuttle
Nuttle
F. D. Milbury
Federalsburg Club
Wilmer Fell Davis
Ward O. Wilson
34Th District
Thos. H. Chambers
J. Milton Patterson
Harry H. Nuttle
Conover Crouse
J. Jerome Framptom
G. A. McDaniel
R. C. Dean
Russell Hallowell
Theodore Adams
F. H. Anderson
Dallas Blades
Thomas Chambers
Roger Christopher
Samuel Davis
Raymond Dean, Jr
Jerome Frampton
Edgar Ireland
Donald Jefferson
Leslie Eddington
Harry Fallowfield
Dufferin McDonnell
Arthur McDaniel
Douglas Milbury
LeRoy Nichols
Everett Nuttle
Edward Pierce
Frank Short
Mace Smith
John Stowell, Sr
Edwin Unger
Lee Wheatley
Thanking friends for kindness after daughter Edna Hopkins
Mr and Mrs Charlie Hopkins express gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during illness and death of their daughter Edna Hopkins and for the many floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hopkins
Charlie Hopkins
Poem Title Fragment by Lizette Woodworth Reese
A brief fragment notes a line about loveliness and earnings, attributed to Lizette Woodworth Reese. The readable text centers on beauty and virtue in a compact, reflective mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizette Woodworth Reese
Greensboro and Environs Local Notices Share News
Miss Mattie Cohee, former Greensboro resident now at Eas ton Home For Aged Ladies, died of pneumonia at 70. She is survived by sister Mrs. Sallie Little of Baltimore and brother Mr. Harry L. Cohee of Greensboro. Funeral services were held Thursday with interment in Greensboro cemetery. A Nashold Service Station and adjoining dwelling burned Monday night on the Denton Whitleysburg Road in east Greensboro. owner estimates several thousand dollars loss with $2500 insurance. Several residents and visitors from nearby cities are listed in social notes, visits, and hospital updates, including Mrs. J. R. Meekins improving at Kent General Hospital, and multiple weekend trips to Washington, Dover, Clinton, Md, and Owings Md. Pleurisy confines Joseph Edwards near town. Thomas Edwards and Mrs. Annie Hopkins ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks Apartments
Denton
R. H. Stafford and Son
Burrsville
W. H. Nuttle
S. Second St
McCormick-Deering
R. H. Stafford & Son
N. D. Richards
Home For
Easton
D. W. Davis
Temple Lodge
No. 128
Masonic Temple
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Journal
Thomas B. Edwards
Veterans’ Service
Thomas Rathell
American Weekly
Big
Baltimore American
T. Alan Goldsborough
Board of Engineers For
Hope Creek
Federalsburg
Congressman Goldsborough
Senator Radcliffe
Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Dentonia Theatre
Lyman Fox
Milford
Lightning Feet
Fred Astaire
Mr. F. A. Jackson
Republican Club
Philadelphia
Bill Binebrink
Del-Mar-Va
Easton Hospital
Nichols
Dorsey Nichols
Mr. Nichols
Florida
Williston
Robinson and
Mary Nichols
American Corner
Lydia Patton Nichols
Dorsey
Vernon
Elkton
Lois
Doris Collins
M. P
Hillcrest Cemetery
Mattie Cohee
Greensboro
Miss Cohee
Sallie Little
Harry L. Cohee
Nashold
Denton-Whitleysburg
Robert Davenport
Harry Clark
Washington
Davenport
Clark
Clinton
Edith Cochran
Virginia Cochran
Danny Cochran
Wilmington
Frank Lawson
Townsend
Del
Mildred Ginn
Mildred Ann Cochran
Alfred Blackburn
Frank Baughley
Isabel
Benjamin and
Burton
William Morgan
Lucille
Newark
Delaware
John Lankford
John Wyatt
Erma White
Milton
Vernon Needles
Dover
Wyatt
Noble Sipple
Lawrence and Noble Jr
Harry Jones
Goldsboro
Norman Warner
P. P. Councell
Nancy Smith
Beacom's Business College
Temple Smith
Eleanor Hersey
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
T. C. Hersey
P. E. Taylor
Dundalk
Taylor
Fred Monroe
John Phillips
Houston
Texas
Charles Nichols
Mabel Edwards
Alvin Edwards
Grayson Smith
Ruth Smith
Owings
Mertie Pepper
Howard Towers
E. T. Bastian
Bastian
T. F. Dobson
Hilton Dobson
Albert Towers
E. M. Noble
Effa Plummer
Frederick
Annapolis
Joesph Edwards
Near Town
Thomas Edwards
Annie Hopkins
Revival Services at Smithson Church Begin April Eleventh
Revival meetings led by Rev T J Baynard and Rev Claude Thompson of Royal Oak will start Sunday evening April 11 at Smithson Church. Also notes social visits: families from Salisbury Bridgeville Wilmington and Washington spent Sundays with local residents. updates on residents visiting relatives and trips to Valley Forge and Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithson
C. H. Thompson
Royal Oak
Jack Baynard
Smithson Church
T. J. Baynard
Claude Thompson
Charles Truitt
Shirley
Salisbury
C. Truitt
Bridgeville
Gcg
L. Perry
J. Fooks
John Fooks
June
Washington
James Toft
Nannie Mullikin
Wilmington
May Willoughby
Anton Worm
Edward Worm
Charles Stevens
A. Felka
Melvin Willoughby
C. L. Mellikin
A. R. Willoughby
C. L. Perry
Frank Walker
Easton
Valley Forge
M. J. Hall
Harold Dew
Breeding
Denton
American Corner Visitors From Colmar and Chester
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huey Mr. J Robert Patchett of Colmar Pa and Mrs Nathan Ladley of Chester were recent weekend visitors of Mr and Mrs George Huey Mr John B Patchett Mr and Mrs George H Huey and Mr and Mrs Jesse F Gregg spent Tuesday with relatives in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Huey
J. Robert Patchett
Colmar
Nathan Ladley
Chester
George Huey
John B. Patchett
George H. Huey
Jesse F. Gregg
Baltimore
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the Local Department
Denton M. P
Christian Endeavor
Job
David
Church of the Brethren
Christian Workers
Women’s Missionary Society of the Brethren Church
Amos Crouse
Mothers’ Club
Charles Blough
Church of the New Jerusalem
Williston Community Church
Moses
Jno
Epiphany Mission
Margaret Fuller
Frank Crane
Smithson Homemakers Club
BA Ays
Tuckahoe
Queen Anne
Orphans Court
Memoriam
Federalsburg Rotary Club
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