Various Local Updates From Denton and County
A mix of prices and notices fills the page from local markets and farms. Wheat at 1.45, corn 66, mixed hay 30 per ton, clover 28. reminders of clean-up days, school meetings, and shop promotions at Everagain’s and Everagawn’s. Deputy Sheriff Porter seeks Democratic sheriff nomination. local highway contracts awarded. post offices raised in Marydel and Cordova. high school baseball results. and pheasant hatching guidance from the State Game Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson & Bailey
R. Boone Beauchamp
Everagawn
Wm. Whitby
House of Correction
Dulin
Temple
Liden's
Everagain's
Evernham’s
Kauffman Construction Company
Denton
Townsend
Milford
Lebanon
C. Robert Pitts
Richard T. Porter
George W W. Moore
Shannahan & Elliott
Philadelphia
Caroline
Fowling Creek
Grove
Poole Brothers
Federalsburg
Marydel
Cordova
Pennsylvania Railroad
Albert W. Sisk
B.C. & A. Railway Company
The
Pennsylvania
Personal and Social News from Elkton and Denton
Mrs Josephine Bernard announces the marriage of her daughter Fanny Edith to Edward Martin Noble on April 1 1921 at Elkton Maryland. The couple will reside at home after May 1. A party celebrated Nellie Wests 18th birthday with friends Ida Culver Hannah Emwanger Edith Andrew Esther Helsby Elsie Brittingham Ann Short Ruth Roe Sadie Roe Mildred Collison George Culver John Howard Paul Hynson William Andrew Fannie Andrew and Granville Jones. Other items note a Tuckahoe Community Club meeting with about a dozen attendees, recent marriage licenses for Robert Handy and Mary Jarrett Federalsburg Frank E Lara more Burrsville and Lucy Tharp Harrington, and social visits from Denton Ridgely Wilmington Baltimore and Philadelphia residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie West
Ida Culver
Hannah Enwanger
Edith Andrew
Esther Helsby
Elsie Brittingham
Ann Short
Ruth Roe
Sadie Roe
Mildred Collison
George Culver
John Howard
Paul Hynson
William Andrew
Fannie Andrew
Granville Jones
Josephine Bernard
Fanny Edith
Edward Martin Noble
Elkton
Noble
Tuckahoe
Blanch Jackson
Robert Handy
Mary Jar ‘Rett
Federalsburg
Frank E. Laramore
Burrsvilleé
Lucy Tharp
Harrington
Harry A. Roe
Helen Roe
T. M. Green
Oxford
F. P. Roe
Greensboro
Helen Skirven
Denton
Wilmington Business College
Underwood Typewriter Company
Brooklyn
N.Y
Thomas J. Melvin
Winchester
James A. Melvin
Baltimore
Lynne
Ross Stevens
Billy, Jr
Wilmington
Lacey Stevens
Helen Selin
Ridgely
Bessie M. Redden
Philadelphia
J. R. Rochester
Nellie Richardson
Frank Willoughby
Staltimore
Washington College Alumni Plan District Fund Drive
Maryland alumni organized into eighteen districts to raise 86000 for debt payoff and then start an endowment drive of 200000. John Coulbourne 97 leads the Finance Committee with district chairmen appointed ahead of June commencement. T. Alan Goldsborough chairs the Caroline county group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore College
Washington College
Maryland
Eastern Shore Institution of Learning
John
Coulbourn
Friends of the College
T. Alan Goldsborough
Caroline County Group
Goldsborough Takes House Seat Amid Open Session
Congressman Thomas Alan Goldsborough began duties in Washington as the extra session opened, plans weekly return trips to Denton, and follows in the footsteps of Culbieth and Thomas A. Smith as a prominent Maryland representative. His energy and reputation suggest a busy career ahead on the Eastern Shore and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Alan Goldsborough
Washington
Denton
Caroline Countian
Thomas B. Culbieth
Thomas A. Smith
Maryland
Local Salvation Army Advisory Board Formed
The Salvation Army local advisory board is completed with Mrs. W. W. Newcomer named chairman of the finance committee and Mrs. W. B. Parker as associate. The group aims to extend practical work, guidance, and material aid to communities nationwide, aiding destitute and needy beyond cities and battlefields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Advisory Board
W. W. Newcomer
W. B. Parker
Tomatoes Pulping Contracted at $20 by Spicer
We hear little from the farmers and cannerymen about tomatoes. Mr. O. W. Spicer is contracting at $20, and will again put all of his tomatoes into pulp. Mrs. W. T. Jarman spent Tuesday and Tuesday night with her sister, Mrs. R. P. Moore, who has been quite ill for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cooper, who have been quite ill for the past few days, we are glad to report are feeling much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Spicer
W. T. Jarman
R. P. Moore
W. L. Cooper
William F. Andrew Celebrates 78th Birthday in Federalsburg
In Federalsburg Mr. William F. Andrew marked his 78th birthday with a large gathering at the home of Randolph Wroten where he now resides. A very pleasant evening was enjoyed by many friends who attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Andrew
Federalsburg
Randolph Wroten
Andrew
Funeral of Zadoc Sipple in Brownsville Church
The funeral of Zadoc Sipple who died at his home in Brownsville was held at Wesley M E Church with Rev A W Betts officiating. Interment followed in the adjacent cemetery. He left two sisters Mrs Brown of Harrington and Miss Emily. He ran a mercantile business in the village. The service was one of the largest ever in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zadoc Sipple
Brownsville
Hire
Wesley M. E. Church
A. W. Betts
Hobbs
Sipple
Brown
Harrington
Emily
George Bullock
Milford Hospital
Union M. P
Ellen Towers
John Richards
Fred Paisley
Frank Larrimore
Lucy Tharp
Delaware
M. P
M. F. H. Collison
C. J. Collison
Federalsburg
Margaret Thawley
Helen Weaver
John Parris
John Hallock
R. H. Stafford
Mattie Smith
Margaret Simpson
Robert H. Stafford
Crawford Garrett
Crisfields
Rte 2
Local Social News and Wedding at the Parsonage
Hobbs and Merriken families hosted a Wednesday evening gathering with Philadelphia Mrs. Harry Picket and several Messrs Spence of Chillicothe and Tulsa. A Sunday wedding united Mr. Larrimore and Miss Tharp at the parsonage with Rev. A W Betts officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Betts
Christian Endeavor
L. H. Thomas
J. R. Ricards
M. P
Newark
N. J
King Winter
Stella Todd
Corinne Thomas
Esther Willey
Denton
Charles M. Merriken
Tulsa
Oklahoma
L. E. Moore
Federalsburg
Manning Merriken
Frank Davis
Baltimore
Williston Community Club meets at Mrs. Neal home
Williston Community Club met at the home of Mrs. A R Neal on Friday April 8 with Mrs W Crane assisting. After readings by several members and a recitation by Dorothy Neal the meeting adjourned for refreshments. The club will meet May 13 at the homes of Mrs Wm Capper and Mrs F Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
F. Gilbert
J. Moffett
Robert
Jackie
Bayonne
New Jersey
J. Harker
Howard Sullivan
Philadelphia
Wm. H. Love
James Neal
Baltimore
G. R. Neal
Ruth Pringle
FE. Walburn
Community Club to Meet and Dine This April
The Community Club schedules its first meeting in the duty room on Saturday evening April 16. A supper will be held on Saturday April 23. Rev S N Pilchard and family have moved into their new home. The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Chas Dean’s in Queen Anne last week. J R MacSorley and family are in town after weeks away. Beulah Marvel visited Marie Ames over the weekend. N M Thompson and family were Baltimore visitors last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Thompson
Baltimore
Local families visit and travel notes across Denton and Wilmington
Smithson and family of near Denton visited Mrs. Jennie Lister and family on Sunday. James Perry, William Hopkins and Charlie Perry spent Sunday with Edward Tzsehoppe and family at Henderson. William Helfrithh and daughter Ruth and Asa Covey of Trappe visited R. F. Coleman. Naomi Coleman returned to Wilmington after a visit with friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fister
B. F. Greenlee
Denton
Jennie Lister
James Perry
William Hopkins
Charlie Perry
Edward Tzsehoppe
Henderson
William Helfrithh
Ruth
Asa Covey
Trappe
R. F. Coleman
Naomi Coleman
Wilmington
Ridgely News Letter reflects community life and events
Miss Jeanette Kling hosts a Monday lyceum with Booth Tarkington play The Country Cousin. The Community Club gains about 145 dollars and plans a stronger course next year in the new opera house. Ladies Aid events, school changes, local visits, and upcoming Festival of Music at Fish School fill the town notes.
Real Estate Transfers Recorded by Court Clerk
Real estate transfers from the Clerk of the Court Rob ert L Breeiling and wife to multiple buyers across districts, listing parcels, acres, and prices from 1 500 to 5 000 dollars, including properties in West Denton Third and Fourth districts, Ridgely Preston and Greensboro. Names include Pollard Noble Sylvester Jarman Thawley Draper Eveland Downes Fooks Redden Knopf Fletcher Lynch Kern Henry Merriken Shewbrooks Roberts and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Breeiling
James H. Pollard
West Denton
Clement Noble
Edward M. Noble
James T. Sylvester
Wesley F. Thawley
Alexander Jarman
Henderson
Harry Busbrough
Leah B. Smith
C. Norman Draper
Harry Butbrough
Harry H. Stevenson
Thos. H. Johnson
Greensboro
Levin I. Taylor
John R. Downes
Levin E. Taylor
Emory Lloyd Fooks
Preston
Robert L. Breeding
Frederick Howard
Hannah Love
Jesse W. Porter
Daniel Eveland
Jesse W. Rorter
Elmer P. Redden
Lena Knopf
Ridgely
Sarah M. Fletcher
Theodore EF. Fletcher
George Slaughter
Annie B. Lynch
Newtown P. Kern
Clarence J. Kern
Thomas W. Jones
Richard E. Henry Et al
Harry H. Stayer
Calvert C. Merriken
John W. Shewbrooks
William A. Roberts
Community Notes From Denton Visits And Gatherings
Henderson mentions attendance at a Denton teachers meeting led by J W Gibson with Bertie Wood Elsie Hickling and Catherine Melvin. Cape Charles visitors Mr and Mrs Wm G Carrow and son Billie call on Win Carrow. Mrs S C Johnson hosts guests including Mrs T W Green and Mrs W B Massey of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gibson
Bertie Wood
Elsie Hickling
Catherine Melvin
Denton
Wm. G. Carrow
Billie
Cape Charles
Win
Carrow
S. C. Johnson
T. W. Green
W. B. Massey
Greensboro
Ralph Oher
Denver Weedman
Barclay
Isaac Starkey
Hobbs
J. D. Long
Jesse Sharpless
Wilmington
C. D. Sharpless
O. Bostic
Felton
J. F. Quillen
Some Heavy Names These From The Eastern Shore
A Baltimore era reminiscence notes how colored families on the Eastern Shore gave long grand names to children. Aunt Mary Muse christened Mary Elizabeth Agenetta Regular Upright Notice Handy Johnson Muse and Susan Anne Madella Hester Anna Matilda Notice Handy Johnson Muse. The third child became James Henry Righteous Up righteous Notice Handy Johnson Muse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton State Democrat
Mary Muse
Ezekiel
Hezekiah
Jeremiah
Mary
Mary Elizabeth Agenetta
Handy Johnson Muse
Earth
Aunt Mary
Number Two
Susan Anne Madella Hester
Anna Matilda
Handy Johnson
House of Muse
Pickaninny
James Henry Righteous
Orphans Court Proceeds on Estates and Admins
In Orphans Court Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn granted letters of administration for Jerome R Cox estate to Lillian R Cox and Jerome R Cox. Bond filed and approved. Notice to creditors ordered. Appraisers named Jesse T Dennis and John W Payne. Will of Annie E Merriken filed for probate by guardian Georgeanna Seeders. Heirs notified of probate on April 16 1921. Carrie Sylvester and Virginia Melvin filed first and final admin account and it was approved. Frank Holland estate: Charles B Harrison solicitor filed a bill of complaint with exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Jerome R. Cox
Lillian R. Cox
Bond
Jesse T. Dennis
John W. Payne
Annie E. Merriken
Georgeanna Seeders
Carrie Sylvester
Virginia Melvin
John W. Wood
Frank Holland
Charles B. Harrison
Community Notes of Local Visits This Week
Miss Mary Cox, visiting her aunt near Hobbs, returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs of Burrsville called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nichols. The Community Club met with Mrs. W. E. Dillon last Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jester spent Sunday with friends in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cox
Hobbs
Jacobs
Burrsville
Harry Nichols
W. E. Dillon
J. H. Jester
Cambridge
Wintry Frosts Blizzard Hit Peninsula Crops
The recent snow and cold snaps damaged orchards vineyards and berry patches across the Peninsula with widespread losses in apples pears peaches grapes strawberries and wheat. Experts estimate varying survival among varieties while farmers spray on hoping to salvage remaining buds and late fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Ziegler
Zeigler
L Harper
Harper
J. Spencer Lapham
Col
A. W. Sisk
William
Ben Davis
Paragon
Rome
Loto
Staynans
Clement Drake
Stayman
Emory Lynch
N. W. Fooks
Walter J. Hoffman
W. T. Jarman
Robert Jarrell
Death of James S Whitby in Baltimore Frist Day of April
James S Whitby died suddenly at his Armah Avenue home in Baltimore on Monday after returning from the State service. He was 70, a Grace M E Church member, formerly proprietor of the Choptank Hotel in Denton. Survived by wife Mary Louise Jones Whitby, two sons Edward and Claude, two daughters Eva and Helen. brother Charles H Whitby of Denton. Interment in Louden Park. Funeral held Wednesday. Now is the time to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Whitby
Armah Avenue
Baltimore
Mitten
Whitby
Grace M. E. Church
Louden Park
Caroline County
James Madison Whitby
Choptank Hotel
Denton
Law Building
Christ Church Vestry Elected and Weekly Episcopal Appointments
The vestrymen and officers of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church newly elected are George I Redden William Hl Anderson J Dukes Downes Dr Wao A Smith T Alan Goldsborough Sammuel Lewis Dr Dawson O George and J Frank Wright Senior Warde Z Patter Steele Junior Warden Wi I Murphey Registrar T Alan Golds horough Treasurer Z Potter Steele delegate to the annual convention Z Water Steel and alternate Dr Wm A Smith The M F E Church South conference at Roanoke Va adjourned on Monday Individual appointments include M Wheeler Fas ton R C Meeks Goldsboro J H Schooley Hillsboro J A Reed Ingleside W W McIntyre Kent Clarence I Kirby Royal Oak Gordon FE Smith Tighmans J L Dulaney Trappe A Bs Sapp Preaching notes announce Rev J E Smith topics at Preston church tomorrow morning How We Comes Back After Resurrection and How He is Always With Us Since Resurrection At Williston The Son of Man hath Not Where to Lay His Head A correspondent notes Burrsville Hobbs and Thacheys Chapel Methodist Protestant churches aided Piney Grove keeping it open The ladies of St Elizabeth Catholic Church raised about 100 net from moving picture entertainment and bake sale last Friday and Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
George I. Redden
William Hl. Anderson
J. Dukes Downes
Wao A. Smith
T. Alan Goldsborough
Sammuel Lewis
Dawson O. George
J. Frank Wright
Warde
Z Patter Steele
Wi. I. Murphey
T. Alan Goldshorough
Z. Potter Steele
Z. Water Steel
Wm. A. Smith
M. FE. Church South
Roanoke
Church
M. Wheeler
Faston
R. C. Meeks
Goldsboro
J. H. Schooley
Hillsboro
J. A. Reed
Ingleside
W. W. McIntyre
Kent
Clarence I. Kirby
Royal Oak
Gordon FE. Smith
Tighmans
J. L. Dulaney
Trappe
A. Bs. Sapp
Preston
J. E. Smith
Williston
Burrsville
Hobbs
Thachey
Piney Grove
St. Elizabeth
Death of Mrs Stayer at Ridgely after illness
Mrs Drusanna Stayer wife of David S Stayer died Friday April 8 at six o clock after a week of illness at her Ridgely home. She was seventy four, survived by husband two sons Samuel J of New Orleans and Prof F A Stayer of Ridgely Agricultural High School, and daughters Annie A wife of John K Lynch and Elizabeth M wife of Danich C Lynch. Funeral Sunday at Brethren Church Ridgely with Rev Levi R Brumbaugh officiating. six grandsons served as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drusanna Stayer
David S. Stayer
Ridgely
Samuel J
New Orleans
F. A. Stayer
Agricultural High School
Annie A
John K. Lynch
Elizabeth M
Danich C. Lynch
Pennsylvania
I € Brethren Church
Levi R. Brumbaugh
Lawrence
Francis
William
Joseph
Stephen Lynch
Lea Lynch
Washington, D. C
Easter Blizzard Recall From 1915 Snowfall
The piece recalls a Sunday night snowstorm likened to the Easter blizzard of 1915 in Maryland. It notes a heavy snow depth, brisk winds, and a rare event for the region, with residents recalling the historic storm as the oldest locals remember few similar April snowfalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal
Maryland
Death Roll includes Nettie L. Davis and Thomas W. Eliason
Miss Nettie L. Davis of Adamsville Delaware died Tuesday April 5 from dropsy at age 7 years 10 days Funeral services were held Thursday at 1 p m at the house conducted by Rev N C Benson of Greenwood and interment was in St Johnstown cemetery Greenwood Thomas W Eliason aged 78 died at Chestertown Saturday night He was one of Kent’s most successful business men
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Wilson
Henderson
Easton
Denton
Tri-County
Henry R. Lewis
Caroline County
James Alfred Pearce
Golsborough
Congress
Secretary of War
Court House Square
Hickman
Federalsburg
Ridgely
Lady of the Library
Delaware
L. B
Denton Union
Gilbert H. Rune
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hlegeman
Rue
Caroline
State Game Department
Game Department
Nettie L. Davis
Adamsville
Del
Marion Mavis
N. C. Benson
Greenwood
St. Johnstown
Thomas W. Eliason
Chestertown
Kent
Fulton Addresses Insurance Role in Public School Education
At Caroline High School on April 8, agency manager Jas A Fulton spoke to county teachers about the Life Insurance Essay contest running in county public schools from April 11 to 22. He argued life insurance fosters thrift and financial planning, noting the economic value of a life and urging support for insurance as a safeguard for family home, education, old age, disability income, and emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline High School
Messrs. Camper
Dukes & Todd
Jas. A. Fulton
Con (Prental Life Insurance Co
L Reyner Dukes
U. S. Army
Aaa
Preachers Adjourn Newark Conference with Appointments List
The M. P. preachers conference in Newark New Jersey adjourned with President Straughn announcing extensive appointments across Maryland Delaware and surrounding districts. Names include Accomac W C Mumford Alexandria Robert Browne and many others across Baltimore Cambridge Wilmington and Georgetown.
Surprise farewell for Rev and Mrs Frye honored friends
A Friday evening gathering hosted by many local friends honored Rev A B Frye and his wife as they depart for a new field. The surprise included numerous attendees with many named friends and neighbors expressing good wishes and regret at their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Frye
Mesdames Mma
Zora Nuttle
Bertha
Nnne Todd
Mollie Everngain
Nora Dnscoy
Mary Williamson
Bessie Doerr
Bertha Culver
Myrtle Cohee
Sarah Johnson
Edna Collins
Lynne Nichols
Rosa
Edith Lord
Evelyn Neal
Lulu Beauchamp
Mary Cox
Agnes Cheezum
Florence Seeders
Louise Coee
Hilda Lord
Messrs
Atwood Todd
Vim
Everngain
Walton Trice
John Williamson
N. Vanscoy
Walter Lord
James Neal
H. T. Nuttle
Frank Doerr
Ernest Collins
Dorsey Nichols
Lee Culver
Harry J. Nuttle
Ben Cohee
Supper for School Benefit on Friday Evening
A supper will be held for the school benefit on Friday evening April 22. The season's delicacies will be served.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal Pages
the Local Department
Oorus
Wsopape Rra
Mr. Noble
Bernard
Congressman Goldsborough
Smithson
Ridgely News
Jeanette Kling
Booth Tarkington
Lyceum
Opera House
Ladies’ Aid
Henry Wilkinson
Gilbert Swann
Catherine McElwain
Fred Flounders
A. Russell
Emma Sausisbury
Nonnan Wilson
Methodist Church
T. L. Day
Lailies
Aid
Harry Laird
Mary Laird
Harford County
Alice Bennington
Walter Bennington
Douglas Bennington
Wright
Wilnington
Reformed Church
Mary.Laird
Winnie Starkey
Lydia Jones
Miss Jones
Fish School
Herbert Hammer
James Callahan
Charles Hammond
Brown Elliott
Carrott Callahan
Wye Mills
Elsmere
Frank Klotz
Florence Skinner
Viola Skinner
Harry Lane
William Culver
Louise
Ridgely Station
J. Ephraim
Samuel Bear
C. W. Jackson
John Sacker
Howard Holsinger
Laura Godwin
Dover
C. L. Herzog
Chicago
Maud Starkey
Barbara Roberts
Withington
John Davis
James Smith
T. W. Jones
Orphan's Court Proceedings
Choplank
Church News
Stayer
Fulton
M. P. Preachers
Newark, N
Straughn
Accomac
W. C. Mumford
Alexandria
Robert Browne
Amelia
W. A. Miller
Alcutt Memorial
Louis Randall
Stethany
Broadway
G. E. Brown
H. B. Jester
Calvary
N. C
E. L. Ballard
W. F. Wright
Star
G. W. Haddaway
St. John’s
L. F. Warner
St. Paul’s
F. D. Reynolds
Trinity
R. W. White
Winterville
W. DB
Judefind
Waverly
Z. J. Turkington
West Baltimore
J. M. Gill
Wilton Heights
C. C. Day
S. F. Cassen
Bedford
B. A. Bryan
Belair
C. P. Nowlin
L. I. Haddaway
Buckeystown
J. W. Kirk
R. Y. Nicholson
Earl Cummings
Cannon
J. W. Townsend
Cecil—G. E. Turner
Centreville
G. M. Clayton
N. O. Gibson
Chincoteague
H. H. Carroll
Clayton
E. C. Graham
Concord
Conquest
M. E. Hungerford
Crifield
C. M. Elderdice
Lawsonia
C. M. Jenkins
Mariner's
F. K. McCorkle
Cumberland
First Church
H. L. Schlinke
Maple Side
Fairview
F. W. Siffrin
Melvin Chapel
F. M. Volk
Deer Park
J. N. Link
Delmar
E. H. Jones
Delta
A. W. Ewell, Jr
J. A. Dudley
Dorchester
D. W. Austine
Dover and Leipsic
T. C. Jones
E. T. Read
Elizabeth
J. W. Balderson
Fairfax
C. M. Kelsar
Fawn Grove
F. A. Holland
J. L. Nichols
H. F. Butter
Finksburg
C. K. McCaslin
E. C. Makosky
Franklin City
R. W. Sutcliffe
Frederick
J. W. Parris
Georgetown
J. T. Bailey
Greenbush and
Tasley
G. E. Leister
H. L. Murphy
F. J. Phillips
Arbeson
C. S. Larrimore
Harmony
G. 5S
Ross
Harper's Ferry
E. W. Simms
K. H. Wareheim
Howard—Castol Maddox
Hurlock
C. M. Adams
Indian River
Dorsey Blake
Kemptown
A. H. Green
Kennedyville
J. F. Wooden
Kent Island
Tracey Fenby
Laurel
W. L. Hoffman
J. P. George
Leeds
Ziba Adams
Liberty
W. A. Sites
Lisbon
F. S. Cain
Lynchburg
J. L. Ward
Mardela
C. N. Alexander
Marley
T. C. Mulligan
C. E. Dryden
Milton
T. O. Crouse
Mount Nebo
S. C. Wood
New Church
G. A. Morris
New Market
P. M. R. Schauer
Nichols Memorial
Glenhurnie
J. H. Lynch
Northumberland
C. H. Dodson
Oak Grove
Prince George
C. R. Dutton
H. W. D. Johnson
Parksley
W. H. Hodges
Patapsco
Emmanuel
J. F. Bryan
St. Luke’s
J. W. Trout
Taylor Memorial
H. O. Keen
Pipe Creek
B. F. Crowson
Pittsville
G. J. Hooker
Pocomoke City
E. L. Bunce
Pocomoke
Potomac
J. L. Green
Powellville
I. S. Owens
Quantico
H. J. Mason
Queen Anne
J. R. McKeane
Reliance
F. M. Cliff
Rowlandsville
L. E. Bee
Salem
J. W. Baxley
Salisbury
R. L. Shipley
Seaford
S. W. Coe
Selbyville
Sharptown
G. R. Donaldson
Snow Hill
C. R. Strausburg
Stewartstown
G. H. Stocksdale
St. James
Avery Donovan
St. Michael's
G. E. McDorman
Susquehanna
J. M. Brown
Texas
W. S. Simms
George Hines
Union
J. A. Wright
Union Bridge
W. S. Hanks
Wallace Memorial
W. F. Bauscher
Warwick
C. M. Cullum
Cherrydale
W. M. Snyder
C. M. Compher
B. F. Ruley
Mount Tabor
E. T. Kirkley
North Carolina Avenue
P. W. Crosby
Rhode Island Ave
G. I. Humphries
Wesley Chapel
Tepp Pee
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