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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federalsburg
Joseph Burger
St. Louis
W. T. Eddington & Son
Masonic Temple
Burg
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F. E. Jarrell
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Mildred Williams
W. Ho Sparks
Susan Thompson
Eleanor Flowers
H. M. Thompson
Edward H. Dashiell
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