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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1923

Page

5

Local Notices and Community Updates Across Caroline County

W. G. Wooters rents farm at once while L. B. Towers & Bro offer tomato seed and a large cement consign ment. Oliver C. Jones resigns county agent post to work in dairy sector. Caroline Methodists attend Dover Conference despite rain. Hillsboro bids for streets and roads open with Webster Construction lowest at 40 613. Deaths include Mrs Annie Porter at Farnhurst aged 64 and John S Bradley Federalsburg aged about 65. influenza cases, tuberculosis, measles and other diseases reported. Tri-County WCTU holds sessions with Lora S. LaMance and Mary R. Haslup present. Will open Wills store April 14 with soda fountain and cinema at Hillsboro. Various church and community meetings announced for April 15 16 17 with guest speakers and fundraisers.

W. G. Wooters L. B. Towers & Bro Oliver C. Jones Queen Anne's Caroline Methodists Dover James Savitz Smithville William Bullock Harry Hollis Preston Guild The Protestant Episcopal Church Denton Volunteer Fire Company Caroline Redden Messrs T. R. Green J. Howard Pasterfield George A. McDaniel D. O. George Wesley E. Thawley Helen Jackson Caroline High School J. E. Smith Williston Hillsboro State Roads Commission Webster Constuution Co East New Market Annie Porter Stephen Porter Farnhuorst Del Charles W., Clark Harrington Hollywood Ceme Caroline County Denton Ridgely Greensboro Federalsburg Tri-County Woman's Christian Temperance Union Talbot Dorchester Caroline Methodist Protestant Lora S. LaMance Mary R. Haslup W. F. Pennington Moving Picture Baltimore Southern Methodist Church Roanoke Eastern Shore Church Hill R. M. Wheeler Easton R. C. Meeks Goldsboro J. H. Schooley Ingleside W. W. McIntyre Kent H. A. Wilson Queen Bradley Sharptown Frank 5S Ollie Bradley Agnes Bradley Nanticoke Lodge Naumkeag Tribe

Medford Named Traffic Manager for Shafer and Company

Mr. William Taylor Medford of Marydel, recently leaving the Pennsylvania Railroad to join United American Lines, has been appointed traffic manager by Shafer and Company, the large meat packing firm east of Chicago, with duties beginning March first.

William Taylor Medford Franklin P. Medford Marydel Pennsylvania Railroad United American Lines, Inc W Otercoastal Department Baltimore Shafer and Company Chicago Medford William A. Smith J. M. Haymaker Denton O. W. Barton Greensboro Eastern Shore Dental Society Centreville Ceril Fernandes Davis Federalssburg Maryland Katherine Elma J. Hazlewood Spicer Edgar L. Fountain Woodlynne N. J Ralph Nichols Fairview Caroline William Tell Havre de Grace Doylestown J. E. West Seaford J. Virgil Moore T. P. Towers C. H. Towers Haddonfield Walter Semlow Philadelphia Thomas R. Green Blanche Jackson Tuckahoe Neck Easton Olivia P. Roe W. H. Nuite Oscar Plummer Georgetown Homer Rice Atlantic City John K. Calloway

Denton Community Club Holds April Meeting

The last meeting was April 6 in club rooms with sixty one members present. Mrs Yeoman chaired. Reports from committees were read. A carnival plan on the fifty fifty basis with the fire company was approved. A carnival committee led by Miss Louise Dukes was formed. Proceeds from St Patrick's Social totaled 218 40. The membership drive added 36 new members. Basket material orders were taken for May classes. Community Players of Ridgely will present Mrs Tubbs of Shanty Town in Masonic Hall April 20 with proceeds for the club. Tickets on sale at Leslie Walls. A letter from State’s Attorney Deen and one from Attorney General Armstrong regarding the carnival were read. Refreshments followed. Next meeting April 26 hosts will be Mrs W Carroll Pastorfield Mrs J Roland Chaffinch Mrs T Fred Towers and Mrs Harry S Clark. Topic: Our Vegetable and Flower Garden.

Denton Community Club Kern Ridgely Tubbs Masonic Hall Leslie Walls Fred Owens Deen Armstrong Owens Hils W. Carroll Pastorfield Roland Chaffinch T. Fred Towers Harry S. Clark

Orphans Court Actions Include Several Probate Approvals

In the Orphans Court Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn were present. Harvey L. Cooper trustee for Charles W Sigler Laura J Sigler and Charles W Sigler Jr filed his third account of trusteeship approved by the Court. The last will of George A Stevenson admitted to probate. John N Wright Jr administrator of Balsray Brodes filed a release from George R Collison distributee. The will of Maria C Quillen admitted to probate. Maggie M Parker executrix of Mary E Mowbray filed an inventory approved by the Court. Lillian Hallins filed answer to caveat to the will of Mary Ann Hood. William S Voshell administrator filed additional list of separate debts.

Orphans’ Court West, Harper and Shawn Harvey L. Cooper Charles W. Sigler Laura J. Sigler Charles W. Sigler, Jr George A. Stevenson J. Frank Stevenson John N. Wright, Jr Balsray Brodes George R. Collison Maria C. Quillen J. Harvey Quillen Maggie M. Parker Mary E. Mowbray Mary Ann Hood Lillian Hood Callins Charles J. Hood William S. Voshell Levi K. Voshell

Funeral for Hon. William W. Heck Held in Chestertown

William W. Heck 53 former State Tax Commission chairman died in a Baltimore hospital last Thursday. He was buried Saturday in Chestertown with Governor Ritchie and notable figures among honorary pallbearers. Active pallbearer Judge Lewin W. Wickes attended. Heck was a prominent Maryland official.

Willian W. Heck State Tax Commission Baltimore Chestertown Ritchie United States John Walter Smith John M. Dennis Harvey L. Cooper William S. Gordy William H. Adkins Thomas J. Keating Lewin W. Wickes Mr. Beck

Local residents host extended family gatherings

The article lists numerous visits and guests among area families. Mrs. H A Porter hosted her sisters and brothers from New Jersey Delaware and Illinois including Garrett Hopkins Hammond Thawley and Porter relations. Other familiar names include Callison Slaughter Jacobs Murphy Thawley Powell and Hardesty with visits to and from Bridgeville Haddon Heights Beach Haven and Harrington.

Perfect Attendance Scholars at Henderson School by Grade

Henderson school lists spring term perfect attendance by grade with names Hu bert Cole Rosanna Richard Thelma Gooden Carroll Cole Raymond Cohee Nedra Gooden Elizabeth Quillen Hertha Gooden Evelyn Gooden Frances Gooden Ruth Pippin Also those with go or more averages include Elva Jones Anna Church man Rosanna Richard Lola Rickling Carroll Cole Raymond Cohee Dessie Emerson Julia Buck Sarah Hudson Anna Rash Hertha Gooden William Guinisco and a few local residents. Community events and visits follow including Mrs Thomas Robbs hosts Epworth League and various town activities.

Henderson School Hubert Cole Rosanna Richard Thelma Gooden Carroll Cole Raymond Cohee Nedra Gooden Elizabeth Quillen Hertha Gooden Evelyn Gooden Frances Gooden Ruth Pippin Elva Jones Anna Churchman Lola Rickling Raymond T. A. Montague Clara Buck Easton Hospital J. E. Walls Evelyn Marydel Edwards Robbs Pallowser Nettie Greenlee Bessie Hudson Elma Sanders Lillian Melvin Dover L. C. Cole Virginia Ladies’ Aid Addie Clark

Hillsboro and Denton social notes plus local sports results

Hillsboro residents attended a Denton play shown as The Bachelor Daddy with prizes won by locals. Tri County High School beat Stevensville High 11 to 8 in a Friday baseball game. A St Pauls Sunday School bake sale succeeded and several local residents were mentioned visiting, traveling, or at events in nearby towns. Services are announced for Sunday afternoon at 3. Mrs. Mildred Tarburton began medical treatment in Baltimore and several couples and individuals are noted visiting or staying with friends.

G. L. Wilson HW. B. Rowe G. B. Stewart S. S. Thompson Louise Gray Lawrence A. Wilson Denton Hillsboro Queen Anne Stevensville Tri-County St. Paul's Hattie Anderson Church Hill Mollie Wilkinson K. M. Barnette Florence Heaven Carrie Payne Ella Pennington W. F. Pennington Centreville Virginia Ethel Holt Wilmington Philadelphia Mary Cahall Mildreid Williamson W. E. Sylvester Dover W. B. Sparks S S. Thompson Billy Sadlersville M. Klioe Easton Newton Smith Protestant Episcopal Church Boone Jarrell and Son H. W. B. Rowe Annie Longnecker C. R. Hicks Mary Whiteley Federalsburg J. C. Sherewood Hilda Wothers Ridgely Sadie Wothers John Stafford Skipton Laura Wooters Clifton Hicks Wilmott

Local visitors and hospital updates noted in post on Kernan’s

Mrs. Ernest Dukes returns from Baltimore where she visited her son Martin at Kernan's Hospital and reports his improvement. Visitors and family news include Mrs. Howard Roe and her Wilmington party, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosebrook and Frances, Gilbert Gibson and son Gilbert Jr., plus Frank Holly and Miss Helen Perry in Baltimore. An entertainment is planned at Smithson school on April 20 with admission five cents. Lucy McWilliams travels to Easton for a new position. Little Anna Coleman spent Sunday with Blanche Fluharty.

Ernest Dukes Baltimore Martin Kernan'’s Hospital Howard Roe Wilmington Howard Cole Harold Dew Virginia M. G. Hall Henry Rosebrook Frances O. D. Todd Gilbert Gibson Gilbert, Jr Floyd Coleman Smithson School Frank Holly Helen Perry Lucy McWilliams Easton Anna Coleman

Patrons Meeting at Smithville School Event

A patrons meeting will be held at Smithville school on Tuesday evening April 17. The young folks will entertain with plays Mrs Pippins Ghost and The Kinking Kizzies Wedding Ice cream will be for sale. Mr and Mrs L N Alford hosted visitors Sunday.

Smithville School Earle Alford Walter Liden Dover Sarah Sutherland Federalsburg Ola Scott Chester Scott Floyd Smith

Deacon Dubbs Community Play at Friendship School

A community humor play titled Deacon Dubbs will be staged at Friendship School on April 26 at 8 pm. Acts include country auction, wedding, and hid prisoner caper with a proceeds for school benefit. Adults 25 cents, children 6 cents.

Deacon Dubbs Friendship School West Virginia Deacon Dobbs Clayton Taylor Amos Coleman Harland Smith Rawdon Crawley Arthur Williamson Major McNutt James H. Carroll Deuteronomy Jones Melvin Turner Rose Raleigh Lilly Gadow Philipena Popover Esther King Emily Dale Ethel Williamson Trixie Coleman Mary Williamson Yenni Yensen Bertha Bowers

Local Social Notes Slide Through A Busy Week

Sewing Circle met with Mrs August Koenemann Jr Miss Martha Beck visited from Denton Beatrice Bower hosted Wagner family members W W Smith of Marcus Hook spent weekend with wife Alice and Emily Pendleton returned from York Penn Miss Viola Jones helping at Denton telephone office Lawrence Lynch ill with fever Farm Bureau workers visited Ridgely Paul Holsinger returned from western trip John Lane and Aleck Marvel ill Rev Melvin Wheatley owns a new Ford sedan

August Koenemann Martha Beck Denton Beatrice Bower W. W. Smith Marcus Hook Alice Emily Pendleton York Samuel Bear Baltimore J. F. Elliott Viola Jones Lawrence Lynch Farm Bureau Ridgely Paul Holsinger John Lane Aleck Marvel Melvin Wheatley

County Young People's Conference In Ridgely

The County Young People's Conference of Caroline County Sunday School Convention will be at the Reformed Church Ridgely on April 18 from 9.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m. Some schools may have missed registration on the required date. Delegates may be chosen on Sunday the 7th and registered Monday morning with Registration Committee chair Miss Henrietta Swann Ridgely. Registration is 1.00 and covers conference expenses including a banquet free to delegates. Col Joseph H. Cudlipp and Mrs Cudlipp state superintendents will lead with participation from districts across the county.

County Young People's Conference Caroline County Reformed Church Ridgely Henrietta Swann Joseph H. Cudlipp

Wilmington Conference Appointments Read at Dover Session

The annual Dover cession of the Wilmington M E Conference announced district appointments. District Superintendent J W Colona led lists for Wilmington District with pastors assigned to Bellefonte Holly Oak Bethel Town Point and many others including Newark W Wells and St Pauls Carlisle L Hubbard. Dover District followed with W E Gunby as superintendent and numerous churches across Millington Easton Chestertown Preston Ridgely and Salisbury receiving assignments. The Nuttle Milling Co added Sucrene laying mash and a carload of hay was received.

Wilmington Colora C. D. Sharpless Supply Delaware City L. W. Layfield Ebenezer O. IF. James Elkton W. G. Herris Hockesasin M. D. Nutter Stopewell Daniel Wilson Marshallton and Cedars Ivanhoe Willis Mt. Lebanon J. H. Wilson Mt. Pleasant W. W. Sharp Newark Frank Herson New Castle W. Wells Hewpare and Stanton J. L. Sparktin North East D. J. Givan Perryville H. B. Kelso Port Deposit J. 8 McCabe Red Lion J. H. Geoghegan Rising Sun C. C. Harris St. George’s Summit Nacry Reed St. John’s W. C. Poole W. E. Habbart Hill Crest O. B. Reed Kingswood G. W. Bounds Madeley L. M. Broadway A. F. Poore Mt. Salem L. E. Poole Richardson Park W.P. Northrup Scott William A. Wise Silverbrook R. K. Stephenson St. Paul a—Carlisle L. Hubbard Trinity E. H. Collins Union H. W. Ewing Wesley W. E. Hills Dover W. E. Gunby Spedden G. W. Kilver Bote Aon Hinde Epworth Wet Mills Sup- Baderville W. L. White Cambridge F. F.carpenter Camden C. A Moore Canterbury R. W. Campbell Church Creek Taylor’s Islan M. Smith Crapo J. Hiare St. Paul’s G. E. Gehman Leonard White East New Market J. H. Whedbee Ellendale Alonzo Travers Elliott’s Igland W. I. Atkinson Farmington H. N. Bailey Eeeenare F. C. MacSorley Felton W. Dawson Frederica Harry Taylor Sern and McKendree Georgetown G. W. Dawson W. I. Donohoe Greenwackle W.harrington J. T. Richardson Hooper Ona H. Hudson Ae . Hamblin Hurlock J. T. Price Lakesville Laurel E. P. Thomas Leipsic Lewes Howard Davis Lincoln George E. Wood Little Creek Ford Barratt D. J. Milford D. W. Jacobs Milford Neck Millsboro Geo. R N. C Vienna Williamsburg H. Truitt Wyoming J. A. Hudson Middletown O. E. Jones Bayside F. C. Baker Burraville E. N. Wright Cecilton J. E. Rowlinson Centreville Frank White Chestertown T. J. Lard Chesweld C. E. Davis Church Hill A. B. Frye Clayton C. W. Clark Concord C. H. Atkins Cordova J. W. Sutton Crumpton J. A. Buckson Denton C. N. Jones Easton W. H. Briggs Fairlee W. B. Horner Galena J. E. Sterling Greensboro W. O. Bennett Henderson S. L. Hanby Alillaboro W. T. McGuire Kent Acie C. Jones Kenton J. W. Easley Marley E. Parker E. H. McDowell Millington Dulaney G. F. Newton Qdeasa Pene Hodgson Oxford W. P. Taylor Piney Neck Pomona Leslen Jackson Tilghman J. W. Wooten Townsend O. H. Peb A Trappe D. J. Mac Wye Mills Starr W. A. Freeman Nuttle Milling Co

Dorchester Case On Trial Here

William Travers and John W. Collier of Nanticoke were tried in Caroline County Circuit Court on murder charges in the 1922 Dorchester killing of Emerol Pritchett at Deep Creek. The trial moved through jury selection and opening statements with over a hundred witnesses anticipated. testimony spanned two days as defense and state counsel argued before Judges Wickes and Keating and a Cambridge hospital pathologist described the fatal bullet.

Dorchester William Travers John W. Collier Nanticoke Wicomico County Caroline County Emerol Pritchett Dorchester County Deep Creek Travers Worcester County Lewin W. Wickes Thomas J. Keating A. Stengle Marine A. Stengle Marine Cambridge W. Brewster Deen Fred R. Owens Denton Emerson C. Harrington F. W. C. Webb Leonard F. Wailes Salisbury T. Alan Goldsborough

Local News Notes and Obituary Summary

Mrs Edith Thawley hosted Epworth League with punch lemonade and cake while Farm Bureau hopefuls gathered in the neighborhood. Death of Mrs Ida R Fountain aged about 67 at her daughter’s Camden home, funeral in Hickman with Rev Zieg Jet officiating. survived by four children and siblings.

Edith Thawley Epworth League Ida Fountain Hickman Grace Fountain Philadelphia Alice Hignutt Washington Hurlock Grace Thawley Concord School Ida R. Fountain James F. Fountain Camden Zieg. Jet Denton Annie Fountain Mincie Nichols New Jersey James C. Fountain John W. Fountain Martha E. Liden W. W E. M. Nobie

President Humphries Announces M P Appointments

President Humphries of the M P Conference unveiled the Monday night slate of church appointments across many Maryland towns and circuits. Notable posts include Accomac W F Bauschew and Amelia L W Gordon with numerous assigns at Baltimore and Cambridge Circuits. special appointments include T H Lewis as General Conference president and F T Benson as editor of the Methodist Protestant.

J. L. Marker General Conference T. H. Lewis Western Maryland College A. N. Ward Westminster Theological Seminary H. L. Elderdice Methodist Protestant F. T. Benson Board of Foreign Mission F. C. Klein J. M. Sheridan Board of Young People’s Work E A. Sexsmith

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