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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1924

Page

5

Newnam reduces stock in Denton furniture sale ad

Caroline county news notes a large furniture sale at M K Newnam’s store following his purchase of Nuttle Hardware. The ad promises at least a half-price stock cut and clear price tags. Also listed are local events including church services, elections, theatricals, and Easter apparel promotions.

Newnam Everagam's Bullock Everngam’'s Everngam S. Denton Ernest G. Cooper F. J. Weight Caroline High School Palace Theatre Ida Hollingsworth J. K. Howes Marion Beck Somers Blake Denton Bridge Christ Church Denton Walter L. Fox American Legion Dover State Armory Howard's School Deacon Dubbs Southern Methodist Conference Church Hill M. Lover Easton R. C. Meeks Goldsboro J. H. Schooley Ingleside W. W. McIntyre Kent Baltimore M. E Edwin T. Mowbray Frederick A. S. Mowbray Chevy Chase D. M. Dibble Deanton Ellicott City M. K. Newnam Nuttle Hardware Co Hhis New Ridgely Triumph Reef President Monroe Leonard Prattis Harmony Ganey’s Wharf Leonard Prattis Clarence True Wilson Washington, D. C Wilson Uncle Sam Denton Methodist Episcopal Church Dr. Wilson

Personal and Social News from Denton Area

Denton and nearby towns feature many social updates. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Satterfield host a two oclock turkey dinner for relatives in West Denton for his 73rd birthday with many Satterfield kin plus friends attending. Elizabeth MacDonald travels to East Orange New Jersey and New York City. other locals head to Baltimore and Philadelphia for visits, shopping, and spring events. The Rector's Guild plans a charity card party. many residents are listed with brief notes on health, travel, and social visits. Death of Lola Haymond in Easton is reported with funeral details and survivors listed.

Albert Satterfield West Denton Mr. Saterfield Ridge Satterfield James Wilmington Will Satterfield Albert Carroll Etta Sallie Edwin Satterfield Burton Robert Roland Satterfield Elizabeth Earl Cooper Gilbert Margaret Emily Oscie Hubbard Grace John Fearrins Lily Jane Kitchen Marie James Covey Preston Jay Kitchen Elva Jane Marcus Hook Mr. Satterfield Elizabeth MacDonald Malcolm MacDonald East Orange N. J Mary Miss MacDonald New York City Baltimore T. Wing Fisher Denton Maryland Methodist Protestant Church Tiffin Elizabeth Cace H. H. Cade Miami Fla Weems Caroline County Ralph Caver Paul Fisher Sheppard Easton Harry J. Hopkins Annapolis J. Frank Saulsbury Newton P. Kern Souderton J B. Alderfer Charles Bishop William J. Shawn Mark Smith Cambridge M- Duke Smith W. R. Mowbray Roscoe G. Townsend Paltimore I. R. Fleetwood Ella Carter Cornelius Deweece Washington Bridge Anne and Julia Wilson Enoch George D. O. George Leila Mudd Pauline Nichols Philadelphia P. Roland Fisher Laura Parks

Local Club Gatherings Highlight Easter Month Activities

The Ladies Aid of the M P Church held a pleasant 2nd inst gathering at Mr and Mrs O C Blades home with a post meeting program and an Easter egg hunt won by Masters Ray and Wilson Dillon. The Twenty Century Community Club met May 2 with Miss Kelloge's demonstration. next May 16 at Choptank. Nearby residents visited family and friends, with Dr E N Wright and family returning to Burrsville, J P Outten back to the M E Church, and plans discussed for a shirt factory and local employment opportunities.

M. P O.C. Blades Masters Ray Wilson Dillon J. T. Blades Twentieth Century Community Club Clarence Majors Kelloge Choptank Carroll Dulin Charles Chestertown E. N. Wright Burrsville W. J. Wright J. P. Outten M. E. Church Nona Goswellen N. B. Goswellen Charles E. Andrews

Funeral for Lola Haymon Held at Wesley Church

The 19 year old Lola Haymon died in a Baltimore hospital from tubercular spinal meningitis and was laid to rest in the church yard beside her parents. The funeral was conducted by Rev. E N Wright at Wesley M E Church after a transfer from Easton. Her sister, Mrs Ray Stafford, had hosted visits from relatives including Mr and Mrs J Baldwin and guests from Houston and Felton. Additional local gatherings included Mrs Dora Collison and Mrs Rachel Collison staying with friends while the grip persisted.

Lola Haymond Easton Hickman University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore Ray Stafford John W. Pitcher Samuel Chambers J. Edward and Harlan Haymond LeRoy Homer Chester Haymond Trenton N. J Wesley M. E. Church Burrsville E. N. Wright Bryan Reed Allen Garrett Lburrsville Freddie Torbert Ward Mel Roy W. R. Stafford Blanche Croll State Normal School William Croll A. F. Zimmerman Zimmerman Charles Breeding Elmer Hignutt Edward Brown Grace Adams John Adams Roland Dukes Walmore Lola Haymon John Haymon J. Baldwin J. H. Moore Lorena Arch Jh, Jr Houston Del al W. Betts Martin Felton Annie Baughley Clarence Voss Philadelphia William H. Satterfield Dora Collison Rachel M. Collison Grip

Bible Students Lecture at Eden Hall April 13

The International Bible students of the local class plan a special meeting at Eden Hall Henderson at 2 30 p m on Sunday April 13. W H Dickerson V D M of Wilmington will lecture on prophecy showing the present generation witnesses Christ s Kingdom on earth many now living will never die Seats are free and there will be no collection All are invited to attend

International Bible Students Eden Hall Henderson W. H. Dickerson Wilmington

Oyster Supper at Thawley's by She Ladies Mite Society

The semi annual oyster supper by the She Ladies Mite Society at Thawley's Hall Tuckahoe Neck will be next Tuesday evening April 15. It offers oysters roast chicken fruit salad baked beans Maryland biscuit hot rolls butter pickles jelly coffee ice cream cake and pies. Service starts at six o'clock with adults 50 cents and children under ten years 35 cents. If weather cancels Tuesday it moves to the following evening.

Thawley’s She Ladies’ Mite Society Thawley's Mr. P. Church Thawley’s Hall Tuckahoe Neck

Card of Thanks for Bereavement Help

Expressing thanks for sympathy and help during recent bereavement from Mr and Mrs W R Stathorn of South Washington Street Easton Maryland.

W. R. Stathorn South Washington St Easton, Md

Ridgely Notes on Society and Community Events

Ridgely residents attended the district Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting in Middletown. Highlights include Mrs Almer William Karnell's address on America's Future and the Present Generation and visits to Wesley Collegiate Institute in Dover. Candy and tag sales for the new church house are planned if weather permits, and Community Theatre shows and club activities fill the week with numerous local visits and family events.

Walter Bennington Alice Bennington John Davis Elizabeth Flounders Frank Seward Elizabeth Wilson Melvin Wheatley R. E. Fountain Viola Jones Elsie Matthews Woman's Home Missionary Society Middletown Almer William Karnell Philadelphia America Ridgely Lyceum Shea Tri-County High School Stayer Ladies’ Aid Society Frank Long

Mary Bell Burrows Died At Her Smyrna Home

Mrs Mary Bell Burrows wife of W D Burrows a prominent Smyrna Delaware farmer died at her home on Thursday evening April sed She was daughter of Henry and Martha Cannon Andersontown Dover area In early life she married Luther Bell a miller of Camden Del Three children survived W H Bell Annapolis Mrs Sadie Wright and John P Bell Philadelphia One brother John R Cannon Philadelphia and sister Mrs Frances C Ault Darby Funeral held April 6 at home and burial at Odd Fellows Camden Bertie Elizabeth infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Adame died near Hobbs age one year one month nine days Funeral at home Friday and interment at Denton cemetery She budded on earth only to bloom in Heaven

Mr. Frye Church Hill Ocean View Melvin Wheatley Frye Charles Starkey Isa Seager Lee Bennington Starkey Dorothy Lane Lewis Lane Lee Morris Everett Federalsburg Ella Hevalow Swarthmore Annie Hevalow Queenstown Mary Rebecca Saulsbury Miss Sayward Overbrook Pennsylvania Paul Sewell Bank of Ridgely Myrtle Thompson Benjamin Mahan Paul Dill Robert Pippin Mary Baker Laura Gilley Philadelphia Stella Diefenderfer Ella Pearsaul State Normal School Goodwin Mary Jackson Greensboro C. W. Jackson William Cohee Denton John Scully Edgar Lane Lew Lane Louise Wilson Arthur Straugha Arthur, Jr Marcus Hook Will Freeman Thomas Hanson Bridgeville Elmer Hoffman Pierce Saxton Wilmington Carroll Meredith Austin Durney I. T. Seager A. G. Saulsbury Luther Pippin J. F. Elliott Mary Bell Burrows W. D. Burrows Smyrna Del Henry Martha Cannon Andersontown Luther Bell Camden W. H. Bell Annapolis Sadie Wright John P. Bell John R. Cannon Frances C. Ault Darby Odd Fellows Cemetery Bertie Elizabeth Frank Adame Hobbs

Approaching Primary Sets Dates for Registration and Election

The upcoming primary will be held Tuesday April 29 with one day only for registration and Monday Maghth for the election. Candidates to Congress and delegates to State conventions will be chosen. Only candidate filed so far is Congressman Alan Goldsborough seeking re election Democrat. President Coolidge has filed as presidential candidate.

Congress Alan Goldsborough Coolidge Secretary of State

In Memoriam for Virginia Cannon Dear Niece Remembered

In sad remembrance of our dear niece Virginia Cannon who departed this life on April 13. One year has passed since that day. She was patient loving and kind. Her memory will be with us forever until we meet again on the shore. By her aunt and uncle Mk and Mrs Raymond Cannon.

Virginia Cannon Raymond Cannon

Maryland Annual Conference assigns numerous Methodist Protestant appointments

The Maryland Annual Conference adjourned after listing appointments across many churches and circuits from Alnutt Memorial in Baltimore to Tidewater and Virginia areas. Notable names include J. L. Ward, G. E. Brown, F. T. Little, and church offices such as President T He wis and W. H. Shatz as supply pages.

Maryland The Methodist Protestant Church Alnutt Memorial Louis Randall Brooklyn H. B. Jester Bethesda G. M. Clayton Calvary N. O. Keen Chesneu Park C. L. Dawson Supply Christ Church J. L. Ward Baltimore G. A. Ogg Edmondson Avenue J. McLain Brown Eutaw W. P. Roberts Evergreen F. T. Little Grace G. E. Brown Graceland Park H. B. Kester Stampden E. D. Stone Keen Memorial A. S. Benne Lauraville P. F. Warner Linthicum Heights E. T. Kirkley Lowe W. A Melvin W. H. Litsinger Payson Street T. C. Mulligan Carroll Circuit S. R. Martin Cecil J. G. Lynn Centreville W. H. Hodges Chestertown N. O. Gibson Chincoteague T. J. Turkington Clayton Del L. E. Haddaway Concord M. E. Dearholt Conquest J. P. George Crisfield C. M. Elderdica Lawsonia V. A. Miller Marinera F. K. McCorkle Crumpton C. Q. Quillan Cumberland —First Church H. L. Schlincke Maple Fairview Melvin Chapel J. A. Trader Deer Creek Deer Park J. N. Link Delmar B. A. Bryan Delta B. W E. C. Makosky Finkaburg C. RK. McCastin Franklin City Zibu Adams Frederick G. R. Donaldson Georgetown J. T. Bailey Glenburnie C. E. Dryden Greenbush and Tasley Gary Leister Greenwood C. M. Adams Grove F. J. Phillips Harbeson C. M. Cullum Harmony W. Va J. F. Wooden Harpers Ferry J. W. Parris Harrington J. A. Morris Hawley Memorial T. O. Crouse Howard G. H. Stocksdale Hurlock J. A. Wright Indian River Dorsey Blake Kemptown F. M. Volk Kennedvesley J. W. Trout Kent Island T. J. Betschler Laurel W. Ewell Laurel Circuit F. M. Clift Leeds F. S. Cain Lewes W. D. Wilson Lewistown E. C. Coleman Liberty W. A. Sites Lisbon C. H. Dobson Lynchburg J. H. Lynch Mardeth A. H. Green Marley J. T. P. Middletown A. J. Harper Milton J. W. Townsend Mount Nebo C. R. Bright New Church E. C. Graham New Market P. M. R. Schauer Nichols Memorial T. C. Jones Northumberland Claiborne Phillips Oak Grove Prince George A. W. Simms Oxford W. D. Johnson Parksley E. H. Jones Patapieco Emmanuel J. F. Bryan St. Luke C. C. Day Taylor Memorial Robert Brown Toga Heights Leon A. Smith Pipe Creek J. Earl Cummins Pittsville J. W. Bailey Pocomoke City E. L. Bunce Powellville I. T H. Owens Quantico Queen Anne Clark S. Marshall Reliance J. Payton Adams Rowlandville G. S. Ross Salem William Schmeiger Salisbury R. L. Shipley Seaford N. C. Clough Dagsboro J. H. Blazon Sharptown W. C. Mumford Snow Hill A. F. T. Raum C. F. Steinenger Stewardstown Paul George Hines St. James E. W. Simma St. Michaels H. L. Murphy Susquehanna Texas W. H. Shatz Trinity and Marion E. K. Wareheim Tyrennia Union M. EB. Hungeford Union Bridge W. S. Hanks Alexandria J. A. Dudley Paul M. Casgen Cherrydale W. M. Snyder First Carroll Maddox Congress Street B. F. Ruley Mount Tabor C. M North Carolina Avenue P. W. Crosby Potomacc J. Lens Green Rhode Island Avenue J. H. Straughn Wesley Chapel Kent C. H. Reed Westminster J. L. Nichols First Church Church Extension J. M. Sheridan Young People’s Work E. A. Sexsmith

Medical Society Entertained at April Meeting

The Caroline County Medical Society met at Dr. Dawson O George home on Tuesday evening April Sth at 7 pm. A sumptuous dinner followed and Dr George and wife hosted. Dr John M Nicklas outlined county TB clinics and the society pledged support. Officers are Dr D O George president Dr J F Nichols vice president and Dr J R Downes secretary treasurer. Subscribe for the Journal.

Medical Society Caroline County Medical Society Dawson O. George George John M. Nicklas Maryland Tuberculosis Association D. O. George JF. N. Nichols J. R. Downes

Sunday Dinner Guests Include Many Wilmington Friends

Mr and Mrs Preston Harris and brothers hosted a Sunday dinner for a large Wilmington contingent including J E Harris of Wilmington William Feist and daughter Virginia Elma Harris of Ogden Pa and several other Wilmington residents. Various visits and local happenings plus a meat market opening and court attendance are noted along with community residents visiting relatives and attending meetings and ball games in Henderson and Goldsboro.

Preston Harris J. E. Harris Wilmington William Feist Virginia Elma Harris Ogden John Thorn Philadelphia Christian Kusmaul Henderson Langford Sanders Jean Ellis Neville Beatrice Riggin W. L. Sanders Alda Montague John Long William Golt Wye Mills Ed. Hammond Annie Caroline Bloomfield N. J William Goodwin Lillian Melvin Golden College Virginia Melvin Emma Newlee James Hicks Hillsboro C. M. Wingate Grace Rutter Preston Goldsboro Bows Taylor F. B. Sweeney Ella Martha Churchman Mildred Gooden Harry Gough Elizabeth Churchman Walter Tribbett Mitchell

Young People's Conference Preparations in Greensboro

The Caroline County Sunday School Association schedules a May 2 conference at the new Baptist Church in Greensboro to train youth for leadership. An executive committee has named publicity, entertainment, games, and registration duties and urges each Sunday School to send two youths plus one adult delegate, with a $1 registration fee.

Young People's Conference Caroline County Sunday School Association New Baptist Church Greensboro Young People Denton M. E. Church John Alderson Edgar Shockley Susan Zacharias Marian Hemmons Henrietta Swann Thomas Clopper Mervin Pentz Addie Nuttle Selby Groff

Orphans Court Proceedings and Estate Actions

In the Orphans Court Judges West Harper and Shawn preside. Executors filed releases for Miriam Seeders and Martha Everngam and an account of sales for Josephine Edgell. The court authorized transfer of funds to Lawrence H. Smith upon his majority. Guardians sought withdrawals from Goldsboro Bank and Peoples Bank for minors Mary and Ruth Pippin and Dorothy and Mary Keets for maintenance. Easter dresses arrived at Everangin's. advertised bay horses offered by Denton Auto.

Orphans’ Court West, Harper and Shawn John L. Everngam Martha Everngam Miriam Seeders Fred R. Owens Josephine Edgell Lawrence H. Smith Otho B. Smith Eastern Shore Trust Company Bank Federalsburg Anna Blanch Bell Mary Etta Pippin Ruth Anna Pippin Goldsboro Bank Dorothy Virginia Keets Mary Keets Joseph H. Carroll Peoples Bank

Circuit Court Opens April Term With Jury and Sentences

Circuit Court convened with Judges Wickes Keating and lein. Grand jury named 39 witnesses 15 indictments. Convictions include forgery larceny and local option violations. Jail almshouse inspected reports clean quarters repairs recommended. Denton Bridge noted for repairs and court house toilet addition urged.

Lewin W. Wickes Thomas J. Keating Circuit Court Nelson H. Fooks Foreman William J. Murphy J. Purdy Richard J. Edgar Walls James E. Curry Jacob E. Gibson L. Irving Jones Elmer T. Orme Robert H. Stafford George A. Dever J. Lee Covey William H. Harding Tilghman R. Hackett Robinson Nichols William Knotts Lewis William H. Boyd Thawley Boyd Lawrence Scotten Scotten Cecil County Talbot Prand J. L. Covey J. E. Gibson C. D. Lynch R. H. Stafford J. E. Curry TL Trving Jones Denton Bridge W. J. Murphy Charles Kline A. G. Saulsbury Court House

Denton Gains Temporary Rail Service Agreement

Pennsylvania Railroad officials announced a temporary open ended plan to keep service on the Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railway lines for Denton. The Baltimore and Eastern Railway will operate to Denton until May 15 under an arrangement supported by local businessmen who will cover bridge maintenance and interest charges. The deal extends Denton’s protection during the option period held by Jesse B Rosenfeld and could expand if Rosenfeld begins operation.

Denton Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Pennsylvania Railroad Baltimore and Eastern Railway N. W. Smith Pennsylvania Philadelphia West Denton Leaf Company Jesse B. Rosenfeld Rosenfeld Smith

Social visits and garden prep noted in local roundup

Smithson and Keen families of Wilmington and American Corner joined Mr and Mrs R F Coleman and relatives for a weekend gathering. Walter MacCarty Jr and Floyd Coleman with Ruth visited the Colmans while Alfred Coleman stayed with his parents. Nearby guests included William Picher of Baltimore and Lela Todd with Henry Rosebrack. Farmers report preparing for gardening season.

Howard L. Keen Wilmington Del Floyd Coleman Ruth American Corner Walter MacCarty R. E. Bowdle Lela Todd Henry Rosebrack

Poultry Specialist to Lecture in Federalsburg

A leading United States poultry specialist, Joseph Burger of St. Louis, will lecture to Federalsburg area poultry raisers on Tuesday evening April 7 at the Masonic Temple at 8 o'clock. The talk, educational in nature, is hosted by W. T. Eddington & Son. Admission is by card only and cards are available at Eddington’s flour mill in Federalsburg.

United States Federalsburg Joseph Burger St. Louis W. T. Eddington & Son Masonic Temple Burg

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