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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
For Rent Furnished Apartment Rooms
Short term furnished rooms for rent with reasonable terms. Apply at JOURNAL Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Office
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Denton Journal
the Local Department
Tery
Mr. Medford
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Mr. Leck
Burrsville
H. A. Porter
Richard Garrett
Haddon Heights
Fred Hopkins
Coursey Hammond
Near Milford
T. Fred Thawley
James Thawley
John H
Robert H. Thawley
Rachel M. Callison
Harvey Collison
Thelma
Dorothy
Harvey Lawson
Harry Collison
Harry A. Porter
T. Wesley Porter
Howard Hardesty
Bridgeville
Frank Porter
Wesley M. E
Mary Jacobs
Ellsworth
Germantown
Truvilla Jacobs
Andrew Slaughter
Charles W. Collison
Beach Haven
Ernest Murphy
Little Son
Houston Thawley
A. W. Betts
Hobbs
Lewis Slaughter
Willie Wilson
Fred Powell
Felix Gardner
Kent Island
H. A. Walters
Wilton Porter
William H. Hardesty
Lucy Pierson
Swarthmore
Ridgely News
Burdick
Community Club
T. W. Jones
C. W. Jackson
Wilt Smith
Mont Wiley
Addie Griffith
Norman Wilson
Westcott Porter
Henry Wilkinson
Burton Wilkinson
Leonard Dean
McKenny
Mabel
Alice Pendleton
Rebecca Swing
Mary Cooper
Lucy Lynch
E. Cookman Baker
Central and
Railroad Avenues
Baptist Church
James Walker
Milton Smith
First Avenue
Second Street
Joseph Brumbaugh
Walker
Leroy Sard
Ida Dyer
Harold Fountain
West Chester
Fountain
Wenonah
Detwiler
Margaret Swing
Nyoda
Queen Esther Circle
Lee
Vachel Downes
Calvin Lynch
Knights of Columbus
Della Moore
Clarence Lane
Frederick
Virginia Hayes
William Berry
Frank Flounders
William E. Jarrell
Della Turner
Phyllis Heather
I. E. Mason
Mason
Frank Long
the Reformed Church
Stubbin
Herbert Hammond
Cora Callahan
Eddie Goll
T. W. Smith
Howard Callahan
Linwood
Dudley Davis
Quantico
John Davis
Dorothy Saulsbury
T. L. Day
Smithson
E. H. Dashiell
Annammesex
R. H. Wilson
Ayres Chapel
Harry V. Branford
Berlin
J. A. Leach
Bishopville
H. W. Gallion
Cape Charles
Collins
Chincoteague
L. B. Morgan
Claremont
L. E. Windger
Deal’s Island
C. W. Strickland
Delmar
J. W. Jones
Fairmount
O. T. Baynard
Frankford
G. A. Cooke
Fruitland
W. R. Woodall
Girdletree
D. B. Prettyman
Gumbore
E. B. Taylor
Hebron
W. L. Hesa
Holland’s Island
S. T. Horseman
S. Dixon
Marion
C. L. Marsh
Mt. Vernon
J. 5S
Eldridge
B. P. Moore
W. F. Godwin
Ocean City
Ocean View
Millville
G. W. Hastings
Onancock
T. C. Smeat
Porgenburg
J. T. Graham
Phoebusa
P. P. Truitt
Pittaville
G. S. Thomas
Pocomoke City
J. R. Bicking
Pocomoke Circuit
C. W. Branford
Powellville
Princess Anne
M. W. Marine
J. M
J. M. S. Vanhiink. Roxana—W. H. Cummings. St. Peter’s
G. S. Allen
H. P. Fox
J. P. Wilson
Selbyville
T. F. Beauchamp
J. R. Ricards
Andersontown-Hobbs
Miss Kellogg
Sarah Jones
L. H. Thomas
Christian Endeavor
Manning Merriken
Pearl Baynard
M. Merriken
L. E. Moore
Wright
Marlia
Dagsboro
Norman Hopkins
Delaware
Betty Merriken
J. K. Calloway
John R. Ricards
Esther Willey
North Carolina
Lena Raymond
G. L. Jopp
T. H. Towers
Thompson
E. M. Willey
Martin Belts
M. P
Humphries
Accomac
W. F. Bauschew
Amelia
L. W. Gordon
Bivalve
Zelda Adams
Bedford
C. M. Jenkins
Belair
C. F. Nowlin
Buckeystown
J. W. Kirk
Alloult Memorial
L. Randahl
Brooklyn
H. B. Jester
Calvary
N. C. Clough
Chesaco Park
Christ Church
J. L. Ward
East Baltimore
G. A. Ogg
Edmondson Avenue
J. M. Brown
Eutaw Church
W. P. Roberts
Evergreen
F. T. Little
Grace Church
G. E. Brown
Graceland
H. A. Kester
Hampden
E. D. Stone
Keen Memorial
A. S. Beane
Lauraville
Paul Warner
Linthicum Heights
B. W. Kindley
Lowe
W. A. Melvin
W. WH. Litsinger
Payson Street
T. C. Mulligan
W. F. Wright Starr
G. W. Haddaway
St John's
L. F. Warner
F. D. Reynolds
R. W. White
Violetsville
N. O. Gibson
T. J. Turkington
L. B. Haddaway
Conquest
W. S. Simms
M, E. Bearholt
Crisfield
C, M. Elderdice
Lawsonia
W. A. Miller
Mariner's
T. K. McCorkell
Cumberland — First
G. E. MacDorman
Franklin City
J. P. George
Elizabeth
J.W. Balderston
Fairfax
C. F. Cummings
Fawn Grove
F. A. Holland
First Church
E. C. Makosky
G. R. Donaldson
J. T. Bailey
Agreensboro
4Greenwood
John A. Wright
Indian River
Dorsey Blake
Kemptown
F. W. Siffrin
J. Gilbert Lynn
Kennedyville
J. W. Trout
A. W. Ewell
M. S. Clift
Leeds
F. C. Cain
W. D. Wilson
Lewistown
J. M. Minnard
Liberty
W. A
Lisbon
C. A. Dobson
Lynchburg
J. H. Lynch
Matdela
A. H. Green
J. T. Fenby
Middleway
Milton
J. W. Townsend
Mt Nebo
Milford
Strausburg
New Church
E. C. Graham
New Market
P. M. R. Shauer
Nichols Memorial
T. C. Jones
Northumberland
Oak Grove
J. W. Simms
H. W. D. Johnson
Parksley
W. H. Hodges
Patapsco
Emmanuel
J. F. Bryan
St. Lukes
C. C. Day
Taylor Memorial
H. O. Keen
Tioga Heights
Leon
H. Smith
Pipe Creek
J. P. Cummings
Pittsville
W. Baxley
I. S. Owens
E. L. Bunce
O. G. Brewer
C. S. Marshall
Reliance
B. A. Bryan
Rowlandville
F. M. Volk
Salem
William Schmeiser
W. C. Mumford
Snow Hill
Stewartstown
George Hines
St James
E. W. Sims
Susquehanna
M. W. Sutcliffe
R. L. Shipley
W. L. Hoffman
Snow Hil
A. F. T. Roam
St. Michaels
H. L. Murphy
Texas
T. J