Local notes on basketball day and town events
Denton area items show athletic day at the schools on Saturday May sth, plus plans for bazaar at The Plains on May 4 and 5. Town updates include road bids opening next Tuesday and a public mule sale in Ridgely on April 28, with local clubs, church events, and government appointments noted.
Exemption list filed for military service by varied residents
Clerk records a long roster of individuals granted exemption from service for reasons including age employment with government or mail service, family dependents, religious beliefs, health issues, and sole or partial support roles. Notable entries include members of the Church of the Brethren and local officials in Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Liden
Thomas S. Kemp
Frank L. Williams
Frank S. Bradley
Federalsburg
George N. Jefferson
Hayward Hignutt
Minos W
Church of the Brethren
Lloyd &. Holsinger
Earl Holsinger
J. E. Starkey
Otis Towers
C. H. Starkey
Charles Henry Wagner
A. A. Anthony
Thomas E. Starkey
N. L. Raleigh
John M. Good
Edmund Smith
Monroe Crouse
Levi C. King
Charles FE. Hess
Joseph E. Hummell
Paul W. Hoffman
Dave Taylor
Russell L. Hummell
J. W. Payne
George A. McDaniel
J. Allen
James D. Bailey
G. H. Bye
Church of God
Albert T. Morris
Percy Chambers
Kirwan E. Chambers
Charles F. Cherry
A. Irvin Brumbaugh
George Cherry
Leonard Dean
C. A. Whisler
Harvey A. Reinhold
Calvin F. Halteman
Bernard C. Ringgold
J. Ray Cherry
J. Virgil Moore
Orphans’ Court
Harry Gordon
Preparedness Mass Meeting Planned in Denton
County Agent Norman with County Defense Committee calls a mass meeting in Denton next Tuesday at 2 o'clock in the Court House. Canned goods makers farmers professionals and the ladies are invited to discuss labor for canners and farmers a county-wide drainage plan to open up unused cropland a possible government minimum price for staples and an Agricultural Preparedness Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
County Defense Committee
Denton
Court House
Defense Committee
Not Likely To Be Called For Military Service
A farmer enrolled for military service argued exemption due to family duties and stewardship of stock. He stated he loves his wife and child and country, and that farmers sustain the nation while factories depend on crops. He warns authorities may overlook farmers when conflict with Germany arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Death of Edward W Neal in Denton at 71
Edward W. Neal died Friday at his Denton residence after a long illness. Funeral services were Sunday at Concord Church with Rev. C. T. Wyatt officiating and burial in the adjacent cemetery. He was son of the late Wingate Neal and brother of William J. Neal G Ralston Neal James D Neal and Mrs Robert Henry Smith of Harrington Delaware. He married Laura Andrew and leaves a son Wingate Neal and a daughter Margaret Neal. He was 71 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Neal
Denton
Concord Church
C. T. Wyatt
Neal
Wingate Neal
William J., G. Ralston
James D. Neal
Misses Wright Host Party For Harmony Guests
Miss Mary and Addie Wright gave a Thursday evening party for Harmony guests Misses Bessie and Lena Ivins. The gathering included many Wright family members and friends, with refreshments served late. Wilmingon visitors Mrs. W. E. Seeders and two little daughters stayed with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Addie Wright
Bessie
Lena Ivins
Harmony
Howard Wright
Edna
Ethel Kelley
Evelyn Torbert
Lynnie Wright
Elva Craft
Ola Trice
Agnes Hignutt
Theresa Keel
Bessie Ivins
Martha Trice
Blanche Scott
Martha Lynch
Elizabeth Trice
Winnie Nichols
Mary Wright
Elmer Hignutt
Roland Todd
Harlan Wright
Fred Scott
Claude Lynch
Farle Keel
Clifton Wright
Raymond Hignutt
Clinton Scott
Luther ‘Fodd
Fletcher Hignutt
Clarence Bowdle
Raymond Wright
Harold Scott
Webster Ford
Orland Dukes
Lee Nichols
Walter Scott
Clayton Hignutt
Clarence Wright
Clarence Torbert
Red Lord
Lawrence Torbert
Wyrous Morgan
Roland Bancock
Local social notes from Hobbs and surrounding towns
Hobbs residents hosted and visited relatives including Miss May Ricards and Mrs Margaret A Ricards of Bridgeville Del. Dover and Wilmington callers, a Maryland Conference retreat, hospital visit for appendicitis, and fishing for herring at Pea Liquor. Gardening activity noted and Miss Cathel Ward returned from Hickman visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Ricards
Miss May
Margaret A. Ricards
Albert R. Moore
H. Sadler
Bridgeville
Del
F. Bailey
Jessie
Dover
Hobbs
H. I. Adams
Maryland
Starr Church
Baltimore
Wm. E. Seeders
Wilmington
J. H. Merriken
PF. E. Adams
Geo. A. Neighbors
Loonshoro
T. H. Flowers
Wilbur Bennett
Cambridge Hospital
B. B. Allen
Washington
T. H. ‘Towers
Alice T. Seeders
Towson
Cathel Ward
Hickman
C. M. Cullum
Local social notes from Smithville and area
Smithville society pages report guests and visits. Fred Fountain and family hosted Mr and Mrs G S Lyden and children, with Eva Devore and Cathel Ward. Lyden and Edna and Viola visited Secretary. Bessie Lyden stayed with 5 M Lyden in Greenwood. Mildred Meredith visited Mildred Morris in Concord. Virgil Wright and Howard Alford returned to Chester, Pa. Cathell Ward of Hobbs visited Eva Devore. Blaine Bullock bought a Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fountain
Eva Devore
Cathel Ward
G. S. Lyden
Ernest Lyden
Edna
Viola Lyden
Bessie Lyden
M. Lyden
Greenwood
Mildred Meredith
Mildred Morris
Concord
Virgil Wright
Howard Alford
Chester
Ruby
Willon
Emma Hopkins
Cordova
Cathell Ward
Hobbs
Blaine Bullock
Social Visits Across Federalsburg and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs J R MacSorley and their young son visited Rev and Mrs F C MacSorley in Federalsburg on Sunday. Mrs G B Stewart Mrs Asbury Greaves and their little daughter visited Mr and Mrs Theo Hall near Cordova last week. Miss Ella Fisher stayed part of this week with Mr and Mrs Hugh Brown near Queen Anne. Mr and Mrs Louston Russom of Baltimore were guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Cahall. Mrs Mary Copeland of Denton visited Miss Ella Pennington last week. Miss Louise Gray of Goldsboro visited Dr and Mrs H W B Rowe. Miss Belle Connolly of Easton is visiting friends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. MacSorley
Little Son
F. C. MacSorley
Federalsburg
G. B. Stewart
Asbury Greaves
Little Daughter
Theo. Hall
Cordova
Ella Fisher
Hugh Brown
Queen Anne
Louston Russom
Baltimore
Albert Cahall
Mary Copeland
Denton
Ella Pennington
Louise Gray
Goldsboro
H. W. B. Rowe
Belle Connolly
Easton
Community Visit Notes From Marcus Hook and Nearby Areas
Woodenhawk and Clarence Christopher of Marcus Hook Pa visit relatives in Williston and Cordova. Mr and Mrs I J Pritchett entertain their daughters Fannie Pierce and Berthartt. Jason Reed and T J Pritchett with Dorothy Pierce motor to Milford. Thurman Adams visits parents R F Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Christopher
Marcus Hook
Woodenhawk
Williston
Cordova
I J. Pritchett
Fannie Pierce
Berthartt
Jason Reed
T. J. Pritchett
Dorothy Pierce
Milford
Local Social News From Templeville and Surroundings
Templeville reports Mrs. Wm. Moore spent the week end with sister Mrs. Harry Moore near Hardy. James H. Knotts and family of Sadlersville visited Sunday. Miss Ruby Jewell of Price spent the week end with Mrs. Pearle Cooper. Miss Viola Bowen visits relatives in Sadlersville this week. Mrs. Hester Woail visits relatives near Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templeville
Wm. Moore
Harry Moore
Hardy
Jas
Knotts and Family
Sadlersville
Ruby Jewell
Price
Pearle Cooper
Viola Bowen
Hester Woail
Clayton
Ridgely News Column Recaps Local Social and Sports
Mr and Mrs James Hevalow hosted guests from Wilhington including Mr McAlister and Miss Bessie McAlister as well as Mrs Asbury Hubbard and her children. Washington College beat Ridgely 8 to 5 and Denton defeated Ridgely 14 to 13. Rounds Orchestra delighted the audience and Lyceum bureau contract renewed for another year. Various visits, church events, and school activities speckle the week including Miss Pauline McQuay returning to work for Marcus Hook and Miss Frances Howard visiting Chestertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hevalow
M. Chase
McAlister
Bessie McAlister
Wilhington
Asbury Hubbard
Hubbard
Needles
Greensboro
Washington College
Ridgely
God
Denton Nine
Centreville
Lyceum Bureau
McDonald
Amiss
Catherine Chalfonte
Paul Neff
Kennet Square
Neff
Noah Turner
W. Fr. Porter
Wilmington
A. W.thompson
J. M. Haysmaker
Catherine McElwain
Nancy Service
Philadelphia
Pauline McQuay
Marcus Hook
W. T. Temple
A. 8B. Smith
Chester
Frances Howard
Gladys Hatcherson
Chestertown
Beatrice Bowers
Florence Kline
Peabody Institute
Sewing
The
Reformed Church
Cahail
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. J. Mason
J. W. Pinder
Marcus Flool
Elder
T. F. Jimlen
Ada Matthews
Silas Lapham
Goldsboro
Lillian Tubatan
Galdey's College
Ord Raleigh
Longenecker
Margaret Wilson
Ingleside
Elmer Cole
Lula Hevalow
Mabel
Viola Jones
Emma Day
Mollfie Richards
T. F. Imler
Charles Chery
J. W. Scully
American Corner Social Notes and Visits
Misses Ethel Wright Elva Griffith Hazel Tow ers Evelyn Ritter entertain Bass Friday evening. Guests Sunday with Ambrose Griffith include Anna Warren Greensboro and Walter Ev erngam Horace Robinson Horsey Nichols Lee Nichols Roland Reed. Christian Endeavor services Sunday evening. Mrs Linnie Hunt returns to Altoona Pa. Visits by Hunt family from Altoona and gatherings with Griffin and Howard households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Anna
Ruth
Bass
Ethel Wright
Elva Griffith
Hazel Towers
Evelyn Ritter
Walter Everngam
Horace Robinson
Horsey Nichols
Lee Nichols
Roland Reed
Frank Allen
Federalsburg
Anna Warren
Greensboro
Ambrose Griffith
Linnie Hunt
Qwen Howard
Altoona
Martin Hunt
Owen Howard
Fletcher Walls
George Griffit
Henry Culver
Denton
Charlie Smith
Houston
Ruth Ross
Lavinia Hunt
Ruth Warren
Tribute to Garey by Caroline County Bar
The Circuit Court bar of Caroline County adopted resolutions lamenting the death of Reuben Garey Esquire. They praised him as a friend and able counsellor to the bar and a faithful public official to the county, asking the court to record the resolutions and send them to his family with condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garey
Reuben Garey
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Dr Philip L Travers Announces Senate Candidacy
Easton physician Dr Philip L Travers declares his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate. He plans to campaign across the state and outline policy priorities for voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip L. Travers
Easton
Senate
Orphans' Court Proceedings Noted In Tuesday Session
Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided as letters of administration were granted for several estates including John W. Davis and Edward W. Neal. Appraisers were named for creditors notices and accounts filed and approved. Wills for William Kregh and Ida A. Russell were probated or filed for probate with administrators named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liden, Moore and Covey
Orphans’ Court
Frank FE. Davis
John W. Davis
Charles HW. Whitby
John W. Funk
Gootee S. Liden
William S. Liden
John Shively
Sarah FE. Shively
Edward W. Neal
Laura V. Neal
Samuel G. Naittle
Nead
Charles W. Hobbs
G. Lacey Stevens
Samuel W. West
Richard T. West
William CC. Andrew
Feonanl Rye Towers
Marry R. Merriken
Harry L. V. Newkirk
Charles B. Harrison
King J. Todd
John F. Todd
Mary J. Everagamn
Charles J. Todd
Harry F. Flaharty
Daniel R. Flaharty
Elizabeth J. Fluharty
Harry F. Fluharty
Ida E. Neal
Annie E. Logan
Mary 5. Morse
Harvey KE. Williams
Sarah Elizabethh Williams
William Kregh
William Reevers
Levi T. Voshell, Jr
Ida A. Russell
Death of Charles E Stevens after protracted illness
Mr Charles E Stevens died at his home on Tuesday morning after a long illness. He served as deputy clerk and chief deputy clerk of the Circuit Court, known for skill and precise work. Survived by mother Susan E Stevens daughter Elizabeth and brother J Kemp Stevens. his wife Edna Cook had died years earlier. Funeral Thursday at his residence. Rev J R Marley Cass officiated. Masons attended and burial was at Denton cemetery with large floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Stevens
Stevens
Circuit Court
House of Delegates
Susan E. Stevens
Elizabeth
J. Kemp Stevens
Edna Cook
Clinton Cook
J. R. Marley Cass
Mr. Stevens
Denton Cemetery
Death of Miss Margaret A Griffith at 73 near American Corner
Miss Margaret A Griffith died of pneumonia at her brother William A Griffiths home near American Corner on Thursday night April 5. She was 73 years, 9 months and 23 days old and leaves brothers Ambrose, George L. Griffith. sisters Martha Griffith, Emma Johnson, Huldah Andrew, Ananda Stant, J P Warren. several nieces and nephews. Funeral by Rev. Melvin Wheatley at Concord on Easter Sunday. interment in adjacent cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Griffith
Wm. A. Griffith
American Corner
Ann Griffith
Martha Griffith
Ambrose Griffith
Emma Johnson
Denton
George L. Griffith
Huldah Andrew
Ananda Stant
Centreville
Alva Griffith
Two Johns
J. P. Warren
Greensboro
Melvin Wheatley
Concord
Caroline Doctors Endorse Selective Draft
Caroline County physicians endorsed the selective draft at a Caroline County Medical Society meeting in the Court House. Dr. Stone presided and Dr. Downes was secretary as members adopted a resolution backing the President’s plan to raise military forces and sending a copy to Congressman Jesse D. Price, First District Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Caroline County
Caroline County Medical Society
Court House
Stone
Downes
Jesse D. Price
Maryland
Greensboro Scout Day Honors Rock Hall Leader and Flag Gift
A Greensboro gathering at the Nag raising marks Scout Day with Rev Dr Henry Davies as orator, 31 Rock Hall Scouts present, flag gifted by A A Christian, and a banquet in Scout Hall where a 13 inch statuette honoring the ideal Scout is presented. The event includes speeches by Rev Quigg and Malcolm and notes on local civic support from Dr Winder Goldsborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Nagraising
Hoy
Henry Davies
Faston
Jr Quigg
Davies
Rock Hall
Walter J. Davis
Scout Council
Earl Parsons
A. A. Christian
Fred P. Roe
Focal Council
Christian
Quigg
J. E. Willis
Scout Hall
Blaustein
Malcolm
Winder Goldsborough
Burt McKnott
Stephen Clough
Millington
Goldsboro
Clough
W. W. Goldsborogh
Mcknatt
Alexander McKnott
J. R. Hughes’ Stable
McKnott
F. R. Malone
Clarence Russell
Alvin Totheroh
Katie Russell
Lester
Morris Stevenson
Laura
Calvin Butler
Earl Nichols
C. E. Butler
George E. Nichols
Zeth Weaver
Leacy Edwards
Walter Weaver
Audrey Jewell
Elsie Clark
Martha Simmons
Mollie Bailey
J. WW. Burge
Fannie Savins
Billie
Philadelphia
Mrs. Mary Meredith Among Eddystone Explosion Dead
Templeville and Caroline county mourn the death of Mrs. Mary Meredith age 51, wife of Samuel Meredith. She recently worked at the Eddystone munition plant and was identified by her husband after the blast. The couple had lived with their daughter near Templeville before both sought Philadelphia positions. Her remains were brought home for interment, Rev. O. B. Reed officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddystone
Mary Meredith
Samuel Meredith
Caroline County
Meredith
Eddystone Works
Philadelphia
Templeville
O. B. Reed
Arthur Settig
Near
Journal
Arthur Sittig
Wosan's Cius Near Preston MD Watch This Space
A brief local note from Preston Maryland hints at a forthcoming event or development titled Wosan's Cius with attention set for next week. Details are sparse in the OCR fragment but indicate regional interest and scheduled timing.
Marriages and social notes from Denton and Baltimore region
Miss Anna E Anklam and Mr Lionel Gibson wed in Baltimore on April 12 led by Rev Louis Randall. The couple plan to reside in Crisfield after visiting Virginia and the State Capitol. Notables hosted dinners and visits include Mrs Gilbert Hignatt and a guest list of local and New York residents. Various residents reported travels, hospital care, and Easter visits across Denton Easton Frederick and Blue Ridge Summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Anklam
Lionel Gibson
Baltimore
Louis Randall
Rudolph G. Anklam
Crisfield
Caroline County
Gilbert Hignatt
Louis Cole
Helen Blagadone
Nita Allaband
Anna Anthony
Lynne Stevens
Jola Emerson
George Beck
Paul Seymore
New York
Charles H. Redden
South
Denton
Caroline 5S. Messick
Blue Ridge Summit
J. H. Beer
C. A. Whisler
George A. McDaniel
Maryland
Church of the Brethren
New Windsor
Linwood Cohee
Hattie Pauling
Alonzo Griffith Howard
William Ball
W. Lester Ball
Margaret
Nellie Ball
Easton
Page
G. Parker Westervelt
Elizabeth
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wm. E. Greenlee
Easton Hospital
G. Walter Downes
Walter
Marcus Hook
TD. J. Ditty
Milwaukee
A. E. Cooper
Federalsburg forms first NRA rifle club on Eastern Shore
The Federalsburg Rifle Club, the first Eastern Shore NRA unit, organized Saturday night with 120 rounds of ammo and 20 rifles provided by the government for clubs with 100 members. Officers named H B Messenger president, George H Jefferson vice president, C E Turner secretary, Charles H Smith treasurer. An executive committee includes Messenger, Kemp, and others. A rifle range is secured and practice will begin once rifles arrive. The town also plans a June revival by the Berge sisters of Vineland New Jersey, with a large tabernacle on Bank Street. Rev F C MacSorley and Rev Dorsey Blake lead spiritual efforts, aided by the Community Bible Class with 200+ members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Rifle Association
Federalsburg Rifle Club
H. B. Messenger
George H. Jefferson
C. E. Turner
Charles H. Smith
Thomas H. Kemp
Federalsburg
Berge Sisters
Vineland
N. J
Bank Street
F. C. MacSorley
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorsey Blake
Christ Methodist Protestant Church
Williamsburg
C. Shhaefer
Canada
Thomas Waller
Reliance
Reception for Dr and Mrs Wyatt at Denton M E Church
The Ladies Aid and Ladies Circle hosted a large reception Tuesday evening for Rev C T Wyatt and wife returning for a second year. Henry R Lewis served as MC and welcomed the couple with wit. Readings and music accompanied speeches by Rev and Mrs Cass with warm thanks for the cordial greeting and refreshments served afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Denton M. E. Church
Wyatt
Rounds Orchestra Delights Denton Audience Again
The Rounds Orchestra entertained a sizable Denton audience Monday night with a varied program. Notable were selections from Verdi’s Trovatore and a tenor aria that drew praise for soothing souls in purgatory, as described by a noted opera critic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Rounds Orchestra
Rounds
Denton
Verdi
Trovatore
Mario
Preacher appointments updated at Baltimore annual conference
At Starr Church Baltimore the Methodist Protestant Annual Conference announced extensive reassignments affecting about 50 charges. New appointments list shows Rev. L. F. Warner as president and assigns ministers to numerous charges across Maryland Delaware Virginia New Jersey Pennsylvania and North Carolina with several “To be supplied” posts indicating gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr Church
Baltimore
Mr. Bowers
L. F. Warner
Accomac
G. R. Donaldson
Alexandria
Raymond W. White
Amelia
W. C. Mumford
Alcutt
W. H. Litsinger
Payson Street
Starr
G. W. Haddaway
St. John’s
J. W. Kirk
St. Paul's
J. A. Dudley
Violetville
W. B. Judefind
West Baltimore
J. Mf. Gill
S. F. Cassen
Bedford
W. F. Boucher
Belair
B. W. Kindly
C. H. Dodson
Buckeytown
R. L. Shipley
Cambridge
W. L. Hoffman
Cannon
Del
G. F. Farring
Caroline
W. P. Jump
Cecil
L. E. Haddaway
Centreville
G. J
Chesapeake
C. E. McCullough
Chestertown
J. L. Ward
Chincote
Mapleside
Fairview
J. P. Adams
Melvin Chapel
J. L. Green
Deer Creek
J. E. Medling
Deer Park
W. A
Delmar
G. A. Morris
Delta
Carroll Maddox
Denton
T. O. Crouse
Dorchester
A. Parcells
Dover & Leipsic
J. T. Bailey
Easton
Frederick
G. J. Hooker
Georgetown
J. A. Wright
H. H. Carroll
Greensboro
Greenbush & Tasley
W. C. Bowden
Greenwood
H. W. D. Johnson
Grove
C. N. Jenkins, Harson & Indian River
Ziba Adams
Harmony
W. D. Short
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
A. W. Ewell
Middleway
Harrington
A. H. Green
Howard
P. W. Crosby
Hurlock
W. M. Snyder
Kemptown
G. H. Stockdale
Kennedyville
P. M. R. Schauer
Kent Island
W. S. Hanks
Laurel
J. H. Straughn
C. M. Cullum
Leeds
A. B. Dupuy
Lewes
Lewistown
J. S. Eddins
Liberty
W. A. Miller
Lisbon
C. R. Strasburg
Lynchburg
George Hines
Mardela
I. S. Owens
Marley
Allan Haldaman
Milford
C. E. Dryden
Milton
M. E. Hungerford
Mt. Nebo
J. W. Partis
New Church
E. W. Simms
New Market
B. A. Bryan
Nichols Memorial
H. L. Davis
Northumberland
J. T. Moore
Oak Grove
Prince George
H. L. Murphy
Oxford
G. R. Hodge
Parksley
E. H. van Dyke
Patapsco
A. L. Steinfeldt
Philadelphia
St. Luke’s
J. W. Trout
Taylor Memorial
Louis Randall
Pipe Creek
R. K. Lewis
Pittsville
W. P. Roberts
Pocomoke City
N. O. Gibson
Pocomoke
J. P.george
Potomac
C. K. McCaslin
Powellville
J. H. Lynch
Quantico
C. S. Larrimore
Queen Anne
C. R. Dutton
Reliance
T. C. Jones
Rowlandville
A. L. Peterson
Salem
W. N. Sherwood
Salisbury
A. N. Ward
Seaford
J. L. Nichols
Selbyville
Sharptown
Avery Donovan
Snow Hill
H. O. Keen
Stewartstown
E. H. Jones
St. James
H. 8
Jester
St. Michaels
C. P. Nowlin
Susquehanna
F. S. Cain
Talbot
Texas
Trinity
E. L. Bunce
Tyreanna
Union
F. J. Phillips
Union Bridge
F. M. Clift
Wallace Memorial
A. F. T. Raum
Warwick
N. Link
Washington
Cherrydale
R. Y. Nicholson
First Church
C. M. Compher
G. E. Brown
Mt. Tabor
J. R. Wright
N. Carolina Avenue
J. F. Bryan
Park Road
G. Q. Bacchus
Rhode Island Avenue
G. I. Humphries
Westminster
E. T. Read
Wilmington
West Wilmington
Whaleyville
E. T. Kirksey
Wye
A. A. Harriman
Death of Mrs Sophia Good at Burrsville home
Mrs Sophia Good aged 82 died at her son James Good’s home near Burrsville on Thursday. Funeral at Wesley M E Church at two this afternoon with interment in the churchyard. Widow of Smith Good, long resident of Denton, born in Canada. Several children survive. she belonged to Mission Church Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Good
Sophia Good
James Good
Burrsville
Wesley M. E. Church
Windy visits and relatives noted in brief items
Windy hit Mr and Mrs Lafayette Sherden and their children while touring in their new car. Miss Bernice Morgan of Windy Hill has been visiting friends in Royal Oak. Mr and Mrs James Andrews are visiting relatives at Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windy
Lafayette Sherden
Bernice Morgan
Windy Hill
Royal Oak
James Andrews
Lewistown
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Dentonians
Baggs
Woodall Green
Coast Artillery
George Kibler
Chalmers
Davison
Willard C. Todd
Plains
Methodist Protestant Church
Lucy Jones
Boy Scouts of the Eagle Patrol
H. F. Knotts
West Denton
M. J. McLeod
Preston M. E. Church
E. L. Hubbard
Ladies’ Mite Society
Thawley
Thawley‘s
Preston
Hades
Smith
Farmers’ Club
Frank B. Bomberger
State College of Agriculture
George A. Deakyne
Lawrence B. Towers
Deakyne
Luther H. Gadd
Ater
Chas, W. Hobbs
Preston Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Bethlehem
Harrison Lewis
Pete Johnson
Gale Dean
James Camper
E. Burke
Wesley E. Walls
Charles Stanley
James Carter
T. Blair Hawkins
T. W. Jones
Chairman
Thomas R. Green
John W. Stowell
John W. Payne
Reeeey
Smithville
Hillsboro
Ridgely News
Greensboro News
Wosan
Cius
Preston, MD
R. Leslie Merrick
Glen Rock
Elbert R. Nutthe
C. H. Whitby, Jr
S. M. Newton
Virginia
M. P
Warner
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