Denton ads and notices span sales and town events
Local notices list for sale items from Denton and nearby places including rooms to let at North 4th street. bargains on Frigidaire appliances. farm equipment and hay for sale. building for outhouse or small tenant house. various shops advertising. Community events noted include bake sale by Hobbs Aid and a spring plate supper at Denton M. P. Church. Political and civic items mention election candidates and stateDemocratic delegates with regional names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Merriken
Denton
North 4Th Street
M. K. Newnam
W. J. Martin
Johnson
D. Ralph Horsey
Electrolux
Chas
H. Steelman
Franklin Street
Maryland
Timothy Hay
J. Lester Everngain
B. H. Johnson
R. H
Temple Home
Caroline County
O. W. Barton
Greensboro
Roger Ringgold
Ridgely
Allison Covey
Federalsburg
Fourth
Market Streets
Ladies of
Hobbs Aid
Ladies Aid
Church of the Brethren
C. A. Pentz
Albert Morris
R. H. Stafford & Son
Burrsville
Barrsville
Baltimore Sunday American
Denton M. P. Church
Church
Easton Furniture Factory
American Wrecking Company
Elkton
Chesapeake City
Canalers
Goldsborough
Board of Engineers For
Hope Creek
Nanticoke River
Fifth Regiment
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Caroline
Easter Sunday and weekend visits in Bethlehem
Mr and Mrs J B Todd hosted Mr Will Todd and son from Newark and Mr and Mrs Edgar Todd with others from Chester town over the weekend. Mrs Harry Blades held an Easter egg hunt at the Community house with games and refreshments. Everett Stevens and daughter of Easton visited Wm Harding, while Wesley Christopher dined with Charles Christopher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Todd
Will Todd
Newark
Edgar Todd
Raymond McCarty
George Redman
Chestertown
Harry Blades
Everett Stevens
Easton
Wm. C. Harding
Wesley Christopher
Charles Christopher
Welfare Board Aids 125 Direct Relief Cases in County
County relief board reports 125 direct relief cases aided last month with few employables remaining. 236 pensions granted in total, 125 men and 111 women, plus 53 applications under investigation. 16 boys sent to CCC camps from April 7 after ten days of examination. Delayed funds from Maryland’s 3.5 million general public assistance pool allocate 2.1 percent to Caroline County. Upcoming events include Night in Paris by Forty and Eight at Black Cat Casino and a bridge luncheon for Home for Aged Women in Fas ton.
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County Relief Board
Hattie Shockley
Welfare Board
Caroline County
Camp Meade
CCC
General Public Assistance Fund
Maryland
Coroline County
Grande Veiture
Delaware
American Legion
Paris
Black Cat
Wilmington
duPont Boulevard
Drum and Bugle Corps of
Department of Delaware
New of
Home For
Faston
Denton
Group 5
Queen Anne, Talbot, Kent
Caroline Counties
Denton Hotel
Denton Maryland
Denton M. P
George Smith
Nichols Brick
3Rd Street
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Community Life
The Woman's Home Missionary Society met at the president's home with strong turnout despite rain. Easter plays, readings, and a candle exercise marked services. officers were re elected for the year. Local families and guests from Lakeland, St Petersburg, Baltimore, and New Jersey attended events, with several church, library, and PTA activities noted. Fällen.
Local Church Notices From Denton and Nearby Churches
Sunday services announce topics such as The Numbers Game and The Wailing Wall led by Rev. T J Turkington and Miss Mattie Moore plus Christian Endeavor at 645 pm The Women’s Work Division of the Church of the Brethren holds a bake sale May 2 at Fourth and Main joining Senior Mothers meeting April 23 at Mrs N A Leese home Also listed are schedules for Wil Niston Community Church Preston Church of the New Jerusalem Epworth Christian Church near Templeville Md and Masses at St Elizabeth’s and St Benedict’s with services and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Ford Garage
Wil Niston
Church of the New Jerusalem
Preston
Epiphany Mission
Epworth Christian Church
Templeville
St. Elizabeth's Church
Denton
St. Benedict’s Church
Easter Guests Visit Families Around Williston Area
Williston residents hosted and visited relatives over Easter. The McMahon and Neal families shared time with the Antonys, Freys, and Marietta Anthony in Williston and nearby towns. Several gatherings included the Cranes, Ellis family, Hignatts, Davis of Federalsburg, and Neal siblings with Denton and Philadelphia connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starry McMahon
Rachel
A. R. Neal
Marietta Anthony
Lee
Anthony
Nat Frey
Little
Baltimore
Henrietta
Martha Frey
Jennie Crane
Milo Crane
Emma Ellis
Jessie Ellis
Near East New Market
Poole
Preston
O. M. Hignatt
Christine McNeal
Denton
Mary
Grace Gelletly
Henry Detwiler
Kenneth Gelletly
Mary Gelletly
Philadelphia
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Benefit Set for Guild
Record party for St Pauls Guild will be in Assembly Hall High School Queen Anne April 24 at 745 p m Refreshments and prizes for each table of Contract and Auction Bridge Five Hundred Rock and Monopoly Tickets 35 cents Mrs Wright Garton of Denton Mrs Della Garton and daughter Mrs Nellie Burns of Baltimore guests of Miss Ella Pennington Mr and Mrs Urban Bowman of Washington and Mr and Mrs Henry Fleming of Wilmington Easter visitors and a funeral in Kent Island among local society notes and PTA meeting announced for April 21
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Guild
Queen Anne
Wright Garton
Denton
Della Garton
Nellie Burns
Baltimore
Ella Pennington
Urban Bowman
Washington
Henry Fleming
Wilmington
Frank Fleming
Albert Cahall
May Dean
Fannie Legg
Crouch
Kent Island
Trew Dending
Annie Durding
Rock Hall
C. W. Spry
W. J. AE. Wroten
VanCleaf
Clayton, del
Mildred Stenger
Freeland Clopper
Tuckahoe Neck
Ladies Guild
Virginia
Ethel Nolt
Brown Thawley
Burrsville
Edgar Blades
Hillsboro
Local clubs gather for readings, courses, and social events
The Twentieth Century Club met April 8 at Mrs. Jessie Lane’s home with 18 members and 4 visitors. Reports included twelve book certificates, three reviews, and topics from the Gainesville wind storm to the Hindenburg. Other clubs held meetings on April 9 and 8, with demonstrations on setting the table, book reviews, current events, and plans for Rural Women’s Short Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Jessie Lane
Isabel Pritchett
Bertha Blades
Dorothy Walden
Lula Dillon
Lela Engerman
Effie Davis
Evelyn Holden
Louise Lane
Blanche Todd
William R. Dulin
Edna Flaharty
Mary Emmions
Marie Peary
Jas
Oliver Curwood
Wmn. R. Dulin
Louise Garden Milin
Gander
Honore Morrow
Mary Emmons
Gainesville
Uniontown
Germany
Hindenburg
South Atlantic
Levi Voshell
Sunshine
Win. St. Dulin
Charles Engerman
Wm. E. Stewart
College Park
Evelyn Ucklen
John Noble
Homemakers’ Club of
Greensboro
Charles Rilbrough Jr
J. F. Stevenson
Emma Itfeller
Gene Stratton Porter
Larry Butler
Melen R. Martin
Joseph Rodgers
Ernest Pearson
Harry Butler
Thomas Edwards
U. B. Bastian
Unity Club
Raymond Fifield
Geo. W. Clendaniel
Carlton Greenlee
Gardner
Jaime
William Towers
Friendship Grove Nomemakers’ Club
Otto Brauchle
Spafford
Barry
Lee Taylor
Easter Week Social Notes From Queen Anne
Queen Anne society notes list visits and holidays as Madge Jump spends a week with her mother Ella Jump in Dover. Dorothy Jump teaches near Washington and visits her parents Willis Wilkinson in Anti Costa Conn. Others include Cathleen Enfell in New York and Emily Knotts in Washington D C with Laura Knotts. Fossett family in Washington D C attend district conference in Freedom Md. Hazards and Hackett families host dinners and Easter gatherings. Several local residents recover from measles and others visit relatives in Salisbury Wilmington and Washington D C. James Briscoe accepts a position with the Eastern Shore Electric Light Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Jump
Dover
Ella Jump
Dorothy Jump
Washington
Willis Wilkinson
Anti Costa
D. C
Freedom
Robly Hackett
Howard Eley
Francis Jump
Ormond Andrew
Denton
Washington, D. C
Harold Jump
Harrisburg
Honard Eley
Eloise
Earl Howard Morgan
Jake Gibson Jr
Connie Messix
Pegey Gibson
Pittsburgh
Thomas Hackett
Robby Hazkett
Elizabeth Lynch
State Teachers College
Salisbury
S. F. Reynolds
Minnie Reynolds
Wilmington
S. H. Reynolds
Byron Barton
Isabelle Barton
Violet Gibson
Blue Ridge College
James Briscoe
Eastern Shore Electric Light Company
Grove announces marriage of Miss Lillian Phillips to Ralph Willing
Announcement from Grove notes Miss Lillian Mae Phillips wed Ralph Vincent Willing. The ceremony occurred in Salisbury Maryland on Saturday April 11 1936. Relatives and friends from Eas ton Federalsburg Baltimore Elwood Wilmington and nearby areas visited and attended various church events and social gatherings including the Grove M P Church quarterly conference set for April 25 at 2 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Mae Phillips
Ralph Vincent Willing
Willing
F. J. Phillips
Grove
Salisbury
Wesley Butler
Clarence Butler
Easton
Russell Edgell
Federalsburg
Arthur Butler
Elwood
Edward Collison
Baltimore
John Butler
Grove Charge
Howard Stewart
Wilmington
Calvin Betts
A. W. Betts
Dallas Carroll
Charles Carroll
Ladies Aid Plans Plate Supper At M P Church
The April meeting of the Ladies Aid of the M P Church at Choptank met at Mrs. Tessie Willoughby home with good attendance. A plate supper is set for Thursday April 28 in the M P Aid building starting at 5 30 PM menu includes baked chicken gravy dumplings oysters potatoes peas Maryland biscuits rolls butter pickles jelly and toffee cake for sale prices Adults 35 cents Children under 12 10 cents May meeting at Mrs Linnie Cox ton home on the 8th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
M. P
Choptank
Tessie Willoughby
M. P. Aid
Maryland
The
Aid
Linnie Cox
Preston Residents Enjoy Social at Ledmans Hall
Preston Thursday evening at Ledmans Hall hosted Pride of Preston Council No 88 with state councilor Ella Hanton National representative Elizabet h Primrose Past State Councilor Emily Swiss and District Deputy Annie Kirby. Guests from Edenton Council No 102 and Chestertown Council No 58 attended a lengthy meeting a social time with refreshments and a report of a pleasurable and profitable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledman’s Hall
Pride of
Preston
Ella Hanton
Elizabeth Primrose
Emily Swiss
Annie Kirby
Edenton
Chestertown
Minnie Berry
Betty Lou Bradley
Easton
Towson
Bradley
Julia Elizabeth Kelly
Baltimore
Raymond Cooke
Clayton Taylor
Earl Legates
Agnes Tubman
Marie Taylor
Robert Stanton
Harmony
Burton Proctor Jr
Burton III
Shirley Temple
Captain January
Easton Theatre
Harvey Parrott
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Lord Baltimore
Cookman Orrell
Eloise
Preston Osteen
David
Wilmington
Warry Hollis
Joe Gallagher
Roosevelt
Young Democratic Club of Maryland
M. E. Church
Gilbert Lane
James Douglas
Goucher College Alumni Association
Salisbury
Paul Smith
Robert Burg
Philadelphia
Frank H. Lewis
Lewis
Adrian
Mich
Caroline
Jack Weiglein Jr
Drexel Hill
Marvey Parrott
T. L. Nugent
Ladies Aid of the
Swedenborgian Church
Walter Clemmins
Plainfield
New Jersey
J. T. Dennis
Burton Phelps
W.R. Dulin
Theodore Fletcher
Ted
Bill
Emily Wright
Paul van Dyke
Clyde Elzey
Rachel Baylor
Max Chambers
Chambers
North Carolina
Dorothy O’connor
John Poole
George Baer
Greensboro and its Environs Club News and Socials
Miss Florence E Monk and Mrs Freder ick P Roe attended a federation meeting in Baltimore this week. A report will be given at the Community Club on Tuesday April 21. Also noted are a miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Morris Williamson at the Hughes home and various Easter visits and gatherings across Greensboro and surrounding towns. John Saulsbury sold his Atlantic Filling Station business to Paul Greenlee. Charles E Combs of Henderson died of heart disease. Reverend Frank Leonard Hicks of Rome NY winds up a Greensboro pulpit exchange with Dr Alvin C Goddard effective April 20. Several couples and families hosted Easter visits, with many relatives traveling from Philadelphia Wilmington Dover and other towns to celebrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby Nowell
Carmen Nowell
Mrs. Brooks
Betty Leu Tribbitt
Charlotte McAllister
Pat Pine
Ernestine Short
Rachel] James
Betty Lee Hopkins
Patsy Coshee
Anne and
Edwina Breeding
Louise Roe
Eloise Downes
Peggy Knotts
Gloria Brittingham
Ida Willey
Pete Wright
Earle Goslin
Earle
Cambridge
Bayly Twilley
Benjamin
Richard
Mary Tull
Jhlda Hammond
Milford
Caroline Beslemner
New Castle
Del
Gertrude Stiars
Williston
Congregation of
Christ P. E. Church
Denton
Wm. K. Scotton
J. R. Chaffinch
E. G
White
P. W. Downes
Alan P. Whitby
J. Percy Bittle
Ingleside
Florida
Henry Wilson
Miami
Mary Downes
Bradenton
Edward C. Wright
J. Lawrence Wright
Edna Coursey
Charles Sharp
Frederick Wright
Harriet Ann Wright
Ella Mae Wright
T. Floyd Jackson
Martha Ann
Washington
Walter S. Rutter
Jackson
Evelyn Barber
Baltimore
Earl C. Barber
Walter Fountain
Walter J. Evans
Willard Cohee
Harriett
Collingdale
Jane Redden
Layman J. Redden
Frank Wade
Western Maryland College
Elizabeth Wine
John White
Elizabeth Murphy
Bessie Murphy
Mary Fountain
Philadelphia
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Harold Fountain
Norman Wilson
Ministry of Service
Violet Jones
Mary Laird
The
Missionary Society
Reformed Church
Paul Holtman
Ross Simon
Edgar Weaver
John Altfather
Mary Wearton
Charles S. Richardson
H. F. Maier
August Koeneman
Thomas Lockerman
Chidren
Wilson Cahall
Catherine McElwain
Lakeland
Fla
Davis Wilen
St. Petersburg
Ridgely
Savannah
Charles Stein
York
Edward Stephens
Adele Thomas
Ruby Laird
Rehoboth
Laird
Mary
Ruby
Harford Porter
Olin Porter
Robert Lord
Noid
I. F. Unser
William Greiner
Charlotte Anne
Adeline Pratt
Maryland State Library Commission
Frank Flounders
Margaret Swing
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Ridgely TP. T. A
Benjamin C. Willis
Rathke
Greensboro
Howard Quaintance
Phoebe Jane
Silver Spring
J. D. Davis
William Matthews
Glen
Alice Jane
Smyrna
Fred Flounders Jr
McDonogh
Fred Flounders
Eleanor Taylor
Harrisonburg
Frank Taylor
A. O. Saulsbury
S Harrord Fountain
West Chester
Ronald Lane
Fifer Hospital
WH. L. Holinger
Wilmington
Miriam Roche
Curron Sermon
Cambbridge
Larry Abbott
Upper Darby
Eward Pearsaul
Herbert Hammond
Vernon
Elen Swann
Easton
Charles Sparks
Park Drive
Emma Jackson
Claude Rawlings
Mary Brumbaugh
Federalsburg
Weaver Jones
Palmatory
Rising Sun
Samuel FE. Wetherill
the Plains
Charles Hobbs
Janes Wilson
Elsmere
Frank Klotz
Frank Stevenson
L Ord Raligh
Albert Lewis
Billie Richards
Mattie Brombaugh
A. S. Thompson
Plainfield
N. J
Florence E. Monk
Eastern Shore District Federation of Women’s Clubs
Frederick P. Roe
theMaryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ralph Pritchett
Lord Baltimore
Florence Evelyn Monk
Morris Williamson
Thomas Hughes
Cedar Grove
John Saulsbury
Atlantic
Paul Greenlee
Saulsbury
Greenlee
Charles E. Combs
Henderson
North Carolina
Roaring River
Frank Leonard Hicks
Rome
N. Y
Alvin C. Goddard
McCabe Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Hicks
Richard Bullock
Harrington
Ruth Cooper
Bear Station
B. Cooper
Frank Hartnett
Little Daughter
Dover
Cooper
Clara Seward
Harry B. Bastian
Ernest Fitz
Elizabeth
Richard Gamble
Florence Durat
Josephine Bastian
Mt. Jairy
Manuel Lima
Otto Zacharias Sr. Sundsy
Joseph Lackmuth
Ellen Lackmuth
Joseph Zacharias
Annapolis
Mary Glanville
Otto Zacharias
Perryville
John Ferris
Wilson Jackson
Arlington
H. G. Rawlings
George Wright
Methodist Episcopal Church
Noble Sipple
Lawrence and
Junior
Winder Brockway
Westminster
Anne Whitby
Queen Anne
Chester
Harry Draper
A. G. Shockley
Near Ridgely
Ralph Palmer and Son
Seaford
Samuel Jewell
Maurice Stewart
Nolan Hubbard
Town
N. K. Swanwick
Carl Nichols
J. E. Weaver Jr
Ruthanna Shulties
Marie Cohee
Clinton Marten
Lorane
Linwood
William Wheeler
Alva Dabson
Lydia A. Dobson
John Carter
R. E. Russell
Atlantic City
George H. Russell
Noah Merchant and Son
Frank Asilton
Sallie Nichols
Alfred Bennett
Clayton
Mary Russell
Wm. Pemberton
A. M. Dulin
James Shively
Goldsboro
Merrel Spence
Frederick Spence
Norfolk
E. E. Spence
Elwood Moore
Charles Nichols
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Louise VanDyke
Paul VanDyke
Robert Dulin
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Inez Noble
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