Local merchants advertise furniture and appliances sale
A Denton Md classified page lists Deep discounts and new stock from M K Newnam Everngam and other merchants. Highlights include Frigidaire items 130 dollars and 69 50 washers baby furniture silk dresses rugs mattresses and stoves. Community notices invite church events fairs and public health clinics with dates and locations in Denton and Burrsville Maryland. The piece notes government loan aid for farmers with a deadline of April 30 and directs readers to the County Agricultural Agent in Denton for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. B. Dayton
M. K. Newnam
New York
Everngam
New
Journal
S. Rev
W. L. Jump
Liden
Everngain
Everagam’s
Christ Church
Piney M. P
Denton
North Pole
Harrington
H. Ruth Jackson
Denton Health Center
BE. D. Kimmey
Caroline Council
State Council
Salisbury
Litchfield
McCormick-Deering
Fordson
R. H
Stafford
Burrsville
John Deere
R. H. Stafford
Union
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
WCTU Annual Meeting Announces Officers and Plans
The W C T U met at Mrs T J Turkington s home with 17 members despite bad weather The annual meeting reported a 50 percent gain in active members Delegates were named for the Tri County convention in Hurlock on April 29 Officers elected include President Mrs G H Rue and several vice presidents recording and corresponding secretaries and a treasurer Plans were announced for public meetings May 5 and 6 with Miss Helen L Byrnes a national field worker as speaker Local residents visiting or returning home are noted and social gatherings such as a bridge supper are mentioned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Turkington
Turkington
Tri-County
Hurlock
G. H.rue
Wilbert Calloway
M.E. Church
Alfred Smith
M. P. Church
Emma Clark
Church of the Brethren
N. A. Leese
Norman Vanscoy
Elsie Matthews
Sue Bye
Helen L. Byrnes
J. Frank Saulsbury
Mark Smith
Second Street
Marlton L. Pritchett
Wilmington
Denton
B. B. Brumbaugh
Baltimore
Lansdowne
John Simon
Josephine Faithful
Church Hill
J. B. Davis
M. Kemp Newnam
Ida Simmons
H. Benge Simmons
Chestertown
Laura Covey
Media
John T. Carter
John K. Calloway
Caroline
Vaudeville and film bill at Plaza Theatre Milford
A big two day vaudeville show arrives Friday and Saturday April 15 16 with Hazel Green and The Lindy Hop Dancers plus a Thrilling screen program featuring Boris Karloff in Behind the Mask and Mickey Mouse. Monday Tuesday April 18 19 fundraises for Presbyterian Sunday School with After Tomorrow starring Charles Farrell Marian Nixon. Miriam Hopkins Jack Oakie Dancers in the Dark April 20 and Two Kinds of Women April 21 with Are You Listening plus Spanky in Our Gang. Next April 22 23 Are You Listening with William Haines and Madge Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plaza Theatre
Jack Holt
Boris
Frankenstein
Presbyterian Church
Charles Farrell
Marian Nixon
Miriam Hopkins
Jack Oakie
Phillips Holmes
William Haines
Madge Evans
Burrsville and Nearby Guests At Stafford Dinner
Local social notes list Burrsville residents and friends visiting Henry Stafford and family. Visitors include Mr and Mrs John Bullock Arlie Saulsbury and son Thomas from Harrington Miss Virginia Blades of Hillsboro. A wedding of Lloyd Porter to his bride near Wilmington is noted and various relatives are mentioned with illness recovery and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bullock
Arlie Saulsbury
Thomas
Harrington
Virginia Blades
Hillsboro
Fred Lewis
Brown Thawley
Henry Stafford
Lloyd Porter
Bride
Wilmington
Laura Porter
H. A. Porter
Wyoming
Del
Clayton Stafford
Crawford Garrett
Robert Stafford
New Castle
Chester
Charles Brown
Thomas Downham
Thomas Satterfield
Paul Cleaves
David Ellwanger
George Cahall
Chicago
Wesley Thawley
Recognition of Infinite Love Begins Healing Enmity
The passage asserts that recognizing the presence and power of infinite Love begins immediately to dissolve the encumbering habits of hatred fear resentment and other wrong traits that cluster around enmity. It frames love as transformative force for personal and social harmony.
Salisbury Normal School Names May Queen Nominee
Miss Caroline Ebling daughter of Mr and Mrs John S Ebling of Ridgeley has been elected Miss S N S or May Queen for Salisbury Maryland State Normal School She is senior student who best represents the school ideals and life and work She is president of the Normal School Y M C A and active in athletics and student leadership roles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Ebling
John S. Ebling
Ridgely
Maryland State Normal School
Salisbury
Miss Ebling
Salisbury Normal School
Ebling
Normal School
Normal School Home Association
Orphans Court Grants Admin and Probes Estates in Caroline
The Caroline County Orphans Court convened with Judges West Towers and Fleetwood approving letters of administration for Annie Reed and granting bonds. Harry S Dailey filed the Mary H Seeney will, was appointed executor with appraisers named as Harry Seeney and John F Stafford. Edward E Nuttle filed inventories for Elena Davis and was authorized to sell certain mortgage certificates. Notices to creditors were ordered. appraisers named J Roland Chaffinch and Frank L R Nuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West
Towers
Fleetwood
Annie Reed
Josiah A. Reed
Mary H. Seeney
Harry
Dailey
Harry Seeney
John F. Stafford
Edward E. Nuttle
Elena Davis
W. S. Crouse
Anna Ellis Harper
Mary Mellvin
J. Roland Chaffinch
Frank L. R. Nuttle
Funeral for Dr. David Barton Held at Hillsboro Church
The funeral took place April 1 at Hillsboro M E Church with Rev. G L Jump delivering the sermon assisted by Rev. H E Uhrig. Dr Barton, longtime Jumptown Methodist treasurer, left three children and several deep friendships. He owned a 76 year old Old Bible to be kept in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Barton
Hillsboro M. E
Hillsboro
G. L. Jump
H. E. Uhrig
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Denton
Uhrig
Bar‘ton
Hugh F
West Chester
Emmory L
Detour
N. J
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Cal
Agnes M
Miami
Florida
Palmyra
Salvation Army
Edward Gilbert
Helen Collins
Woodrow Gilbert
Sea
Thoughtfulness Sees Small Tasks and Performs Them
A concise reflection on how thoughtfulness identifies minor duties and carries them out promptly, highlighting the instinct to notice what needs doing and to act without delay. The quote attributes this view to Ruskin.
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Society
The Woman's Home Missionary Society met on Tuesday with eleven members and one visitor. Activities centered on the theme For all of Life with an acrostic Stewardship led by Mrs. Harry Hemmons. Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Mary Kenton and Mr. Charles Stevenson, detailing service, burial, and survivors. Community events include the Methodist Ladies Aid gathering, a Community Club meeting with a Sino-Japanese Conflict talk, and social visits among Ridgely residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Carlile Bennington
Harry Hemmons
Edward MacPherson
Frank Seward
Viola Jones
Roy Tawes
Kenton
Mary Kenton
Hiram Kenton
Greensboro Baptist Church
J. C. Ledbetiter
Greensboro
Ed. Morris
Frank Stevenson
Mont Wiley
Andrew Mitchell
Ridgely
Samuel Jewell
Thomas Thornton
Matthew Thomas Kenton
Pearson
Felton
Del
Roy
Greenup
Elias
Baltimore
Gilbert
Easton
Hiram
Elias Pearson
Harrington
Hen. Vietta Tribbett
Goldsboro
Charles Stevenson
Koeneman
Richard Blackburne
Charles
Bertha Weaver
Annie
John Bromley
New York
Alice
John Grabill
Laura
Harry Gibson
Delmar
Grace
Ray MacGibbon
Frederickton
New Brunswick
Canada
Methodist Ladies Aid
Albert Saulsbury Jr
John Swing
Harlan Harrington
Emma Jackson
Burton Wilkinson
Norman Wilson
Connolly
Centreville
A. G. Sauls
Bury
George Cherry
Gray Hill Gardens
Church House
Jessie Snow
League of Nations
Margaret Swing
Ladies Aid
Missionary Society
Paul Neff
Oak Lane
Herbert Koeeneman
Mulford Swing
Chas. Kraemer
Upper Darby
Elizabeth
Chas
Bratton
Newport
Dudley Davis
R. I
John Davis
Davis
Nicaragua
Mary Robinson
Mary
Federalsburg
Robinson
Messrs
Bernard
Rufus King
Salisbury
Young Men's Christian Association
Mary Laird
Mrs. Stevens
Rehoboth
Preston club and social notes from Denton area
The Preston Saturday Auction Bridge Club met with Mrs. T L Trice and honored guests including Mrs Will Nuttle Miss Edna Iobbs Miss Anne Lewis and others from Denton Greensboro and Philadelphia. Prizes went to Mrs Ralph Ledman and Mrs Everest Newnam. Many community members attended dinners entertainments and church events. scouts formed a troop and a compensation gift welcomed Rev and Mrs Van Dyke back for the new conference year. Local schools clubs and travels are noted with community programs and upcoming Curtis Publishing radio project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Trice
Will Nuttle
Edna Lobbs
Anne Lewis
Elizabeth Pastorfield
Denton
Ellen Brown
Greensboro
Will Noble
Faston
Jack Arthurs
Lillian Carmine
Philadelphia
Ed Wright
Norman Taylor
Cookman Orrell
T. B. Marden
Everest Newnam
Hoke
Blanche Croll
Ralph Ledman
Harry B. Wright
Western Shore
A. W. Sisk
Lizzie Tuff
W. M. Wright
Frank Patchett
Dorothy Lee Patchett
Joseph Gallagher
Bertie Kelley
J. J. Garris
George R. Gorsuch
Masonic Lodge of
Maryland
Gorsuch
Harry Mueller
Baltimore
Mueller
Roscoe Wheatley
Eastern Shore
Wheatley
Edwin Wright
Howard Harris
H. M. Hollis
Hollis
Carmine
Henrietta Pruitt
Temperanceville
Walter Wright
J. Phil Wright
Walter
Ridgeville
Peppersack
Curtis Publishing Company
Dorothy Wright
Glee Club
P. T. Association
Edward Noble
Preston
Europe
Clara Payne
John Noble
Johnson Bonner
Josephine Cahall
Ridgely
Mary Roe
Hillsboro
Howard Holden
Isabel Douglas
Alfred Bradley
Salisbury
Henrietta Baker
Ridgely News Briefs From Cherrydale To Wilmington
Ridgely residents Carolyn Mancha and Harry Hemmons visited relatives at Cherrydale Virginia last week. A chimney fire at Mrs Annie Hevalows prompted a fire department call Wednesday morning. Frank Long of Selbyville attended the funeral of Mr Stevenson on Monday. Mrs Harry Swann suffered a dislocated left elbow from a fall. Rev and Mrs Leelan Jackson of Stevensville visited Ridgely friends Monday. Local residents attended a lacrosse game at Washington College last Wednesday. B H Holsinger spent Tuesday in Wilmington. Ambrose Taylor is visiting Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Mancha
Harry Hemmons
Cherrydale
Annie Hevalow
Frank Long
Selbyville
Stevenson
Harry Swann
Leelan Jackson
Stevensville
Ridgely
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter highlights local visits
From The Twin Towns Along The Tuckahoe a stream of visitors and social gatherings is reported. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor and daughter from Easton, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sher wood, and Mrs. Saulsbury Sparks of Denton. Others hail from Philadelphia Mechanicsville Trappe Centreville and Queenstown with teas dinners and weekend stays noted. The Hillsboro School P T A sets an April 19 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Taylor
Edward Sherwood
Easton
Saulsbury Sparks
Denton
James Sherwood
Joe Griffith
Cochran
Philadelphia
Richard Beaven
N. E. Knott
Eugene
Elizabeth Evans
Chesapeake City
George Shiver
Mechanicsville
Mildred Gale
Emma Holland
Elizabethtown
Ralph Holland
Wm. Helfrich
Ruth Helfrich
Trappe
Virginia Blades
Roberta Barton
Queen Anne
Mary Louise Dodds
Henry Stafford
Burrsville
Hillsboro
Loren Lane
Frank Fairbanks
Edgar Blades
Edward Bryan
Susie Rice
Centreville
Oscar Rice
Elwood Fleming
Emma Dawson
Baltimore
Elizabeth Short
John Lane
Queenstown
Mail Order Wife Farm Folks play at Tri-County High School
Local talent from Royal Oak will stage The Mail Order Wife and Farm Folks at Tri-County High School Friday night the 29th. Tickets cost family one dollar and single twenty five cents. Various regional residents were noted in social visits and weekend travels across Maryland and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri- County High School
Royal Oak
Geo. Shower
Mechanicsville
Mollie Diggans
W. C. Smith
Baltimore
Aberdeen
McClintock
Donald Rathell
Wye Mills
G. S. Lightner
Horace Morgan
Bernard Messix
Harrisburg
Archie Purse
Peggy
Seaford
Harry Gibson
Dudley Barnette
Keplar Barnette
Howard Flowers
Donald
Harry Knotts
Harry Jump
Atlantic City
Jake Morgan
E. H. Gale
Hillsboro
B. C. Barton
Centreville
Rumsey Mullikin
Concord Ladies Aid Meets In April At Church House
Concord Ladies Aid met April 6 at Church House with Mrs. Carrie Towers and Mrs. Lola Lewis not hostesses. The meeting retained old officers by unanimous vote and featured social hour, flower name games, a recitation by Miss Lillian Willey, and refreshments. Also three marriages were noted: Medford Pennington Keyser and Dorothy May Hopkins, both tied to spouses in Concord M. E. parsonage on April 6, and Hildred Kay Hitchen with Grace Rebecca Dearth wed April 9. Mr. David Raynor attended as dinner guest of Rev. S. L. Hanby in nearby Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of Concord
Church House
Carrie Towers
Lola Lewis
Nuttle
Lillian Willey
Medford Pennington Keyser
Chestertown
Dorothy May Hopkins
Centreville
Concord M. E. Parsonage
S. L
Remembering William S Crouse Educator and Scholar
The Caroline County Teachers Association expresses deep sorrow at the death of William Shepard Crouse educator and superintendent. They praise his devotion to popular education, upright character, and generous mind guiding Caroline County students. Sympathy extends to his family as the public recalls his faithful service and lasting impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shepard Crouse
Caroline County
Caroline County Teachers’ Association
Mary B. Raleigh
Lillie E. Doty
Bertha S. Shull
M. Elise Roe
New Eastern Shore Boulevard Plan Promotes Fast Through Traffic
A large Thursday meeting at the Court House under the Chamber of Commerce endorsed building a Denton to Salisbury to Matapeake Ferry boulevard. Delegates from Salisbury Sharptown Federalsburg and Denton outlined a straight widened route cutting ten miles off the present road and shaving time by at least a half hour. The project promises faster travel to Baltimore Washington and Ocean City with ferry service implications and a future follow up meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Chamber of Commerce
Denton
Salisbury
Matapeake
Annapolis
Sharptown
Federalsburg
Messrs
Fred Adkins
Ralph Grier
David Dallas
Noah W. Owens
Joseph Cooper
Thomas H. Chambers
J. Robert Eddington
M. K. Newnam
Francis Reynolds
Calvert C. Merriken
Mer- Yiken
Concensus
Eldorado
Lall
Matapeake Ferry
Baltimore
Washington
Stevensville
Ocean City
Chambers of Commerce
Big Weekend Show at Ridgely Community Theatre
The Ridgely community theatre announces another strong program for Friday and Saturday April 15 and 16. Miriam Hopkins and Phil Lips Holmes star in Two Kinds of Women with a short subject, plus Charles Farrell and Madge Evans headline After Tomorrow, praised as Farrell’s best since Seventh Heaven, for two days. The Gay Caballero with George OBrien and Conchita Monte negro follows April 22 and 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fin
Charles Farrell
Madge Evans
Fox
Caballero
George O'Brien
Conchita Montenegro
Adams Cross Roads Community Notes and Visits
Mrs Fred Fountain hosted a flower meeting in the morning and rock garden work in the afternoon at Adams Cross Roads. Several families including the Adams, Fountain, and Wrights shared visits, guests from Collingsdale Pa and near Denton were mentioned, and Mrs Fountain to host Smithville Community Club next Tuesday. Sunday School at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fountain
Sidney Collins
Bessie Spaffords
Walter Adams
Alphas
Alva
R. F. Adams
George Terrel
Collingsdale
Smithville
John Adams
Marian Robinson
Harrison Trice
Ison
Reese
Earl Adams
Family Moves from Queen Anne to Blanch House on Maple
Mr Charles Thomas and family relocated from Queen Anne to the Blanch house on Maple Avenue. Dr Bateman Draper of Baltimore visited the home of his parents in law Mr and Mrs I T Saulsbury last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thomas
Queen Anne
Blanch House
Maple, Avenue
Bateman Draper
Baltimore
I. T. Saulsbury
Greensboro Area Obituaries and Local Socials Notice
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Kenton dies at 79 in Ridgely after lingering illness. Surviving Kenton children, siblings and four grandchildren. Funeral at Greensboro Baptist Church with burial in Greensboro cemetery. Also obituary: Mrs. Ann Electa Warren dies at 72 in Greensboro. services in Concord, burial in Federalsburg Hillcrest. Local social notes list guests, visits, and hospital patients across area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Kenton
Hiram Kenton
Ridgely
Matthew Thomas Kenton
Felton
Greensboro
Kenton
Gilbert Kenton
Easton
Henrietta Tribbett
Goldsboro
Elias Pearson
Harrington
Greensboro Baptist Church
J. C. Ledbetter
Ann Electa Warren
Jesse Warren
Ambrose Griffith
American Corner
George
Alva
Burrsville
F. D. McSorley
Holly Oak
Del
Ruth Johnson
Anil‘ine Village
Ruth Neal
Methodist Episcopal Church At
Concord
S. L. Hanby
Hillcrest Cemetery
Federalsburg
M. B. Cooper
Frank Matthews
Ruth Cooper
Dover
Fred Seward
Wilmington
William Wroten
Clayton
Charles Rich
Rich
John Passwaters
Woodrow
Roland Dukes
Norma Jane
Thurman Passwaters
Nelson Bishop
Olin Price
Baltimore
Thelma Bishop
Genevieve
Gettysburg
Arlie Dingledine
Smith Edwards
Charles Walls
Jesse Knight
William Thompson
Marcus Hook
Willoughby Edwards
Comegys VanSant
Beacom’s College
Warren VanSant
Thomas Swain
Betty
Thomas
Asbury Hubbard
George Mitchell
West Grove
John Mitchell
Joseph Edwards
Zeth Edwards
Zack Voshell
Lewis Taylor
Lewis Jones
S. D. Carrow
Marshall Hutson
Annie Edwards
Rachel Hurd
Misa Cora
Oscar Hurd
Sarah Bastian
Henrietta Pruitt
Temperanceville
Charles Nichols
Chester
Charles Sylvester
Denton
W. B. 3Assey
John Weaver
Belleville
Ed. Weaver
Sarah Porter
Calvin Porter
Linwood Jarrell
Virginia Horsey
Lewes
Fletcher Clark
Havre de Grace
Nancy Solaway
Local notes on promotions and visitors in Harrisburg area
Mr. Marvin Morris of the American Oil Company is promoted and transferred from Harrisburg to Reading. Miss Caroline Ebling, chosen by Salisbury Normal School as an ideal student type. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flounders hosted on Tuesday his daughter and her family from Preston. Nancy Lee Rosenast of Merchantville is visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Rickards hosted guests from Wilmington Queen Anne and Hillsboro. Mrs. Kent Temple of Philadelphia visits her in-laws. Mr. Lawrence Lynch resumes work after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Morris
American Oil Company
Harrisburg
Reading
Ridgelynes
Caroline Ebling
Salisbury Normal School
Frank Flounders
William Rieck
Preston
Nancy Lee Rosenast
Merchantville
N. J
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the Local Department
Plaza
Normal
Miss Caroline ,Ebling
Tuckahoe
Thomas Corkran
Trenton
Helen Smith
Howard E. Holden
Florence Hubbard
Katie Parker
Manetta Willey
East New Market
Contract Bridge Club
E. B. Blades
Douglas Fooks
Kenneth Fooks
del Marva
Adams Cross Roads
Pwspa RE
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