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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1916

Page

5

Hat Hospital displays fine Panamas and spring fashions

Local retailers Long & Beall showcase tub silks and new hats at the Hat Hospital while Mrs. Murphey shops for Easter millinery. A box social is planned at Concord school on Thursday evening April 26 with many invited, as Caroline county tightens laws on near beer shipments.

Long & Beall Talbot County Murphey Concord School John Mason Easton Hat Calvert C. Merriken Caroline Court Denton Auto Company Ladies’ Aid Society of Thawley’s B. F. Richards German G. Wright Wright J. Alonzo Mulliken Richard T. Gillingham Baltimore Hanry W. Cade Cairo Til Loyal Sons M. P Harrington Taft Caroline County Pooks Jackson Denton John Smith Jelenry Shriver Amos Smith Marion Clark Bell Jefferson A. Galacer Mary Williamson Ernest Ewing F. & G. Gaslight Co Andrew Dickerson Jenne Hayne Blair Lee Brooke Lee Cawt Seaion United States Crisfield Times Somerset George Washington Princess Annes Wilton Crisfield Theodore Roosevelt Salisbury Igiz Crifield Presdent Witton

Albert F Hignutt Guilty In Second Degree Murder Trial

The State against Albert F E Hignutt for the murder of his brother George D Hignutt dominated the session in Denton. A packed courtroom heard 12 State witnesses and 24 defense witnesses across two days before a jury found murder in the second degree. The judge sentenced the prisoner to five years in the penitentiary as jurors urged mercy.

Albert FE. Hlignutt George D. Hignutt Denton Mr. Goldsborough Hignatt Owens John Turner R. Raymond Deen Alfred A. Dennison George E. Smith Jesse P. Warren George R. Horsey Alfred Clark J. Harry Hemmons Fred Murphy J. ‘T. Fleetwood John 2. Nichols John M. Wooters C. F. Davidson FL N. Nichols Sherman L. Tribbit Reuben Garey Fred T. Wright Clinton Cook Hany Johnson Lida Voss Albert Stokes Ida Rathell Nora Hignutt Ernest Passwaters James Hamilton Fred Johnson Clarence Clark Carrie Trice Frank Hollis Edward Brown Emmanuel Pritchett Warner Hignutt Ella Pritchett Edward Zeichman Lee Hignutt Albert Pierce George Messick Geo. Messick Wm. Robinson James Smith Lafayette Maloney Stout O'Day Ernest Short Emmett Hignut Elmer Hignutt A F. Hignutt A. F. Hignall Kirkman Shott Hignut Prioner Raymond Nichols Nichols William Lake Goldsborough State Bertie Murray Travercer James Thomas Thomas Owens Daniel Stanford Stanford Thomas Beulah Traverser Cecilia Nichols George H. Collins W. Lacey Collins Freal Garey Collins Willard Brown Gold Borough Brown Charles Collison Knotts Carter House of Correction

Funeral for Mrs Fleming in town Episcopal Church

Mrs Jennie Fleming aged sixty six died at her home after six weeks bed rest from a complication of diseases. She leaves a daughter Mrs J R Mac Sorley and two sons all of this town. Funeral conducted by Rev W Y Beaven of Longwoods at the Episcopal Church with interment in the churchyard.

Jennie Fleming J. R. Mac Sorley W. Y. Beaven Longwoods Episcopal Church Ella Pennington W. M. Locke Philadelphia Sparks Richard Evans Grace Baltimore Virginia Mays Helen Alacan Lillian Mancha Newport News Belle Connelly Easton John Holt

Local Notes Highlight Visits and Church Talk in Town

Mrs. Rachel M Harvey travels to Penn sylvania West Virginia and Western Maryland for two weeks then Baltimore. Mrs. James Lord hosts Greensboro guests while Clifton H Lord plans Union M Church sermon. Miss Eva Thawley returns home. Maple Grove picnic enjoyed. Myrtle Cooper visits. T Wilton Porter Jr ill at home.

Rachel M. Harvey Pennsylvania West Virginia Maryland H. 5. Johnson Baltimore Eva A. Thawley Coursey Hammond Headington Enos Cleave Mary R. Chance W. K. Chambers Andersontown John T. Chik John Thomas, Jr Greensboro Rachel A. Har J. W. Lord Maple Grove T. Wilton Porter, Jr

Queen Anne Society Notes and Visits

Mrs Henry Morgan hosted the Woman's Missionary Society on Thursday and Mrs 5S Pb chaired the Ladies Aid on Tuesday. Mrs Price, visiting her daughter Mrs Chas Rhodes, has returned to Baltimore. Eminent Barton of Wilmington spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs Harry Jump and daughter Madge visited Baltimore several days. Miss Minnie Calloway and Virginia Mays weekend in Baltimore. Mrs J Laing of Easton visits daughter Mrs Howard Flowers. Miss Edith Richards weekend with her sister near Ruthburg. Mr Kennard Price stayed with his parents at Sta Mas. Hiram Short spent several days in Baltimore. Miss Pollie Calloway visited friends in Easton.

Queen Anne Henry Morgan Woman's Missionary Society Phernom Ladies’ Aid Price Chas. Rhodes Baltimore Eminent Barton Wilmington Harry Jump Madge Minnie Calloway Virginia Mays

Local Social Roundup at Towns Nearby

Woodenhawk residents Mr and Mrs Qorrie Adame visited Mr and Mrs Robert Wright near Anderontown on Monday. Miss Marie Parker and Hazel Tull stayed with Pauline Adan on Wednesday and Thursday. John Jones of Tomahawk visited Miss Edna Zott on Thursday and Friday with Hazel and Margaret Tull. Jason Reed visited Greenwood Friday. Elizabeth Hastings visited relatives near Trinity. Thomas tall suffered misfortune losing a horse on Tuesday. Ma Jason Reed is now on the sick lick.

Qorrie Adame Robert Wright Anderontown Marie Parker Hazel Tull Pauline Adan John Jones Tomahawk Woodenhawk Edna Zott Hazel Margaret Tull Jason Reed Greenwood Elizabeth Hastings Trinity Thomas Tall Cick Lick

Sunday School Officers Elected at Amercan Corner

Our Sunday School elected officers: Superintendent John Howard assistant Oscar Nichols secretary Hazel Powers organist Elva Griffith treasurer Chaude Howard librarians Ruth Ross Ernest Griffith church organist Sadie Love. Master Leon Love, son of William Love, recovering from double pneumonia. Mr Charles Howard ill but improving. Mrs Ed Efunt on sick diet.

John Howard Oscar Nichols Hazel Powers Elva Griffith Chaude Howard Ruth Ross Ernest Griffith Sadie Love Leon Love William Love Charles Howard Ed. Efunt

Bowen family attend funeral in Ternopleville

Mr W O Bowen and family attended the funeral of Mr Wa Bowen, his brother, in Blartley Delaware. Miss Elizabeth Perkins has returned home after an extended visit with friends in Philadelphia and Barclay. Miss Nell Knotts spent the weekend with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs George Davis Kenton. Miss Pearle Cooper and Miss Laima McKnett spent the weekend in Philadelphia.

W. O. Bowen Bowen Wa. Bowen Blartley Del Elizabeth Perkins Philadelphia Barclay Nell Knotts Mir and Mas George Davis Kenton Pearle Cooper Laima Mc Knett

Lone Four entertain at Ridgely primary school

The Lone Four Rebecca Swing Dorothy Davis Dorothy Flounders and Mary Rebecca Saulsbury presented readings and two original plays The School and Three Old Maids Going to Boston with student assistants and a later fundraising total of about six dollars for supplies and charity Arbor Day events featured a picture unveiling and a basketball game with Trappe, who won 6 to 4. The community mourned Mrs C F South at a Baltimore hospital.

Rebecca Swing Dorothy Davis Dorothy Flounders Mary Rebecca Saulsbury Boston Afary Rebecca Saulsbury Liwe Loraine Swing Paul ‘Temple Leo Meginney Dudley Davis Delaware Stafford Swing Edward Pearsaul Ridgely Trappe C. F. Sovith Baltimore M.oe W. P. Wabbart Denton Reformed Church Conhimaton Catechiza Rahn Alexander Fink the Plains Philadelphia Tie the Plaines Clayton Virginia D. Ames St. Petersburg Florida C. H. Dean Nettle Dean W.ctl ‘Temple Ridgely AL EL Belle Saston Wilmington Centreville Mie. C. '. Snaith Baptists Jumptown Charles Stevenson Charles C. W. Jackson Aly Orrell Saulsbury Saltymore AL G. Saulsbury Harvey Holsinger Mises Amanda Emma Saulsbury Charles Sigler Mare Laura Sipler Oxford George Dutton George Newark Del Ales W. A. Smith Sewing Circle the Reformed Church A. G. Siulsbury T. P. Hunter Pennsylvania WL. Das William Raleigh Sarah Hoffman Salisbury LL R. Brumbaugh

Death of Mr Samuel W Hughes in Hickman

Mr Samuel W Hughes of Hickman died at his home on Friday March 31 at 4 pm after a fall on January 18 left him in pain until his death. He leaves a widow four daughters three sons two sisters and four grandchildren. Services were held at his home Tuesday April qth at 11 o clock Rev T Crouse of Denton officiating. Interment at Hollywood cemetery.

Hickman Samuel W. [Hughes T. ©. Crouse Denton Hollywood Cemetery M. W W. Marine Powellsville William McQuire Minnie Hoghes Estella Reynolds Hartington Emma Bullock Pederabburg James Morgan James Haymond Frank Hallis Helen Hick Queen Anne's Mildred Short 5. C. Cooper John Dehneer Edith Simpson Baltimore

Reliance Community Notes and Funeral Notices

Edward Lilis, government employee at the Panama Canal, visits Woodland relatives and attends local gatherings. Mrs. Ebarbett Clifton of Oak Grove was buried at Concord cemetery after a Gethsemane Church funeral led by Rev. P W Crosby. Various local residents and ministers, including P W Crosby and J Lecates, appear in recent church and conference events in Baltimore and nearby towns.

Edward Lilis Panama Canal G. K. Ellis Woodland Ebarbett Clifton Oak Grove Gethsemane Church PW. Crosby Concord S. J. Waller Mire Williams

Vernon Hailey Injured by Cambridge Easton Bus

Vernon Hailey six year old son of Mason Hailey was seriously hurt Wednesday when he rode on a carriage and jumped as a Cambridge Easton bus passed. A bus fender cut him, he was taken to Cambridge Hospital in serious condition. William C. Kibler of Federalsburg claims a strawberry planting record by setting out 16,840 plants in nine days with a single row of 370 plants completed in four minutes.

Vernon Mason Hailey Cambridge. Easton Cambridge Hospital William C. Kibler Federalsburg

Maryland Conference Ministers Appointments Announced

President Bowers released the list of Maryland Annual Conference ministers with dozens of appointments across cities including Baltimore East and West, Cambridge, Easton, Salisbury, and Washington. Supplemental roles include special appointments and supernumeraries, plus ministerial delegates to the General Conference.

Bowers Maryland Accomac C. M. Zepp Alexandria D. L Greenfield Utaw J. L. Nichols Evergreen W. HL. Husung Hampden E. D. Stone Keen Beane Lauraville C. C. Day Lowe W. A. Melvin North Baltimore W. HH. Litsinger Payson Street Fr. J. Phillips South J. F. Bryan Starr G. W. Haddaway W. B. Judefind St. John's J. W. Birk St. Paul's J. A. Dudley Violetville F. H. Mullineaus Waverly W. S. Hanks West Baltimore J. MI. Gill Wilton Heights Ronalds Taylor Cascen Bedford W. VT Bauscher Belair Chestertown J. L. Ward Chincoteague Maapleside Fairview J. P. Adams Melvin Chapel W. M. Sneder Deer Creek G. E. Sheridan Deer Park W.A Delmar G.A. Norris Delta G. A. Ogg Denton T. O. Crouse Dorchester J. W. Parris Doveland Leipsic J. T. Bailey Easton B. F. Ruley Elizabeth G. Q. Bacchus Fairfax C. W. Cole Fawn Grove L. Schlincke Federalsboro Dorsey Blake Felton W. PB. Jump Finksburg Carroll Maddox First Church Newark E. C. Makosky Franklin City J. J. Elderdice Frederick G. J. Hooker Georgetown A. Wright W. W. Johnson Greensboro Simms Greenwool W. D. Johnson Grove L. E. Bladdaway Harbeson Indian River C. MM. Adams Harpersberry Middleway W. Ewell Harringtoun N. C. Clough Howard P. W. Crosby Lurlock A. B. Dupuy Kempton G. Tl. Stock Date Kennedyville P. M. Ro Schauer Kentland Iba Adams Laurel J. H. Straughn Laurel Circun C. M. Cullum Leeds S. B. Tredway Lewes Allan Haldeman Lewiston Whileyville G. R. Hodge Williamsport C. N. Alexander Wye A. A. Harriman Western Maryland College T. H. Lewis A. N. Ward FE. A. Warfield Westminster Theological Seminar H. L. Elderdice Methodist Protestant FL .T. Tagg Board Foreign Missions I. C

Names in a Historical Delegate List

The document lists numerous individuals including Lewis FU, J H Stranaghn, F T Tagg, G W Haddaway, L F Warner, J M Gill, F C Klein, A N Ward, J M Sheridan, E D Stone, and lay delegates Daniel Baker, T P Fisher, J ST Nomis, EH Mueller, W W Smith, J N Warfield Jr., J HL Roberts, W I Sheppard, J B Jones, J Hy Elfion, Fred G Asilton, T A Murray, F M Wilton, J Bibb Mille, M A Davis and Julian P Dodge.

Daly-Fryer nuptials at Worst Baptist Church

Miss Mary Pauline Daly daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander M Daly and Mr Charles Evans Fryer son of Mr and Mrs Charles N Lloyd both of Dover wed by Rev W F Needham at the Worst Baptist Church Saturday afternoon. Dr Wests brother home Philadelphia in medical care.

Mary Pauline Daly Alexander M. Daly Charles Evans Fryer Charles N. Lloyd Dover W. EF. Needham Thomas C. West Denton National Bank West Philadelphia T. Alan Goldsborough Oscar Clank Hugh New York Wilmington Clarence E. Frampton Ernest Fitzgerald Baltimore William T. Bradley Thas. H. Bradley Wm. T. Bradley Charles Drexel C. H. Whitby, Jr

No Delegate Contests At Caro Primary May First

No delegate contests will appear on the May 1 primary ballots in Caro as each party names a single delegation. Democratic delegates are T. Clayton Horsey, William S. Crouse, A. Fletcher Sisk and Harry M. Thompson. Republican delegates are Charles W. Melvin, Willard C. Todd, Orland I. Kelley and Harry M. Carroll. Congressman Jesse D. Price is unopposed for renomination and will receive a nomination certificate without contest. Democratic Senate candidates are William Cabell Bruce, Blair Lee, and David J. Lewis. Republican Senate candidates are Joseph Irwin France and Phillips Lee Goldsborough. Congressional nominees are Robert F. Duer and Josiah Leeds Kerr. Abolished envelope system means no ballots may be marked outside the polling room.

Caroline Board of Election Supervisors T. Clayton Horsey William 5. Crouse A. Fletcher Sisk Harry M. Thompson Charles W. Melvin Willard C. Todd Orland I. Kelley Harry M. Caroll Congress

Denton School Honors Pupils and Home Demonstration Appeal

Honorable mention is given to Denton primary pupils Esther Helsby Charles Bell flazel Phillips Edward Hill Rebecca Cohee Bessie Bullock Mary Redden Addie Nuttle Walter Everson Rachel Williams Elizabeth Phillips Ruth Beauchamp Hugh Rams dell Jonathan Longfellow Donald New comer Margaret Allaband Margaret Cooper John Corkran Charles Hinman Mary Emily Walls Mary Nuttle William Norris Wilson Raleigh Rodman Garey Miss Florence J Hunt of Washington assistant State agent for Girls' Club Work in Maryland appeals to School Board for a woman agent to lead home demonstration work in the county The board will decide at a future meeting Harrison's Nurseries Berlin sent Principal Evans Caroline High School 175 fruit trees planted at the school.

Denton Primary School Esther Helsby Charles Bell Flazel Phillips Edward Hill Rebecca Cohee Bessie Bullock Mary Redden Addie Nuttle Walter Everson Rachel Williams Elizabeth Phillips Ruth Beauchamp Hugh Ramsdell Jonathan Longfellow Donald Newcomer Margaret Allaband Margaret Cooper John Corkran Charles Hinman Mary Emily Walls Mary Nuttle William Norris Wilson Raleigh Rodman Garey Florence J. Hunt Washington Maryland Harrison Berlin Evans Caroline High School

Sunday School Convention at Ridgeley M E Church

The Caroline county Sunday School convention will be held at Ridgeley M E Church on Tuesday and Wednesday. Topics include The Adult Bible Class Its Organization and Work by William E. Hearn. The Year’s Work by H. H. Nuttle. What the Figures Show by C. D. Liden. Worship in the Sunday School by Amanda Saulsbury. Evangelism in the Sunday School by T. O. Crouse. and other discussions by local clergy and educators from Cambridge Denton Ridgely Goldsboro and Baltimore.

Caroline County Ridgely M. E. Church William E. Hearn Cambridge C. T. Wyatt Denton H. H. Nuttle C. D. Liden C. 5. Kauffman Amanda Saulsbury A. M. Rahn Ridgely Jesse T. Dennis Clara Clark J. W. Shively J. 5. Lapharm Goldsboro Maggie S. Wilson Baltimore T. O. Crouse

Resolutions of Respect for Mrs Maria M Wilson

The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Denton offers resolutions mourning the death of Mrs Maria M Wilson. They commend her Christ like character and express sympathy to her bereaved children while noting the gain for her in heaven. Committee members Mars Hi Ramdell Mrs T W Satu Mrs W J Norris sign the resolutions.

Maria M. Wilson Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Episcopal Church of Denton Wilson Mars. Hi E. Ramsdell T. W. Satu W. J. Norris

Faith in God Sermon Opens New Caroline Pastor’s Introductory Address

Rev. Dr. Clinton T. Wyatt preached his opening sermon at Caroline church, recalling his native county and praising Rev. Dr. Thos. O. Crouse as a cherished colleague. He urged strong personal faith in God, citing Mark I 4 22 and Hebrews, stressing faith as the power behind enduring courage, vision, and moral strength in challenging times.

Denton M Clinton T. Wyatt Caroline Denton Thos. O. Crouse M. P. Church Christ Ilis God Dr. Wyatt Jesus Bethany Jerusalem Peter Garden of Eden Columbus Joaquin Miller Azores Fredericksburg Chancellorsville Gideon Wells Doolittle Wisconsin Hooker White House

Local residents visit families across town

Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Marine and sons Charley and Calvin spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Andrew. Miss Iva Griffith of Poplar Neck visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Greenbury Griffith. Miss Mabel Baker was the guest of Williston friends Saturday and Sunday.

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