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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1937

Page

5

Local ads mix with civic notices and fires in Caroline county

A page of notices lists sales from R H Stafford and Son of Burrsville and Nuttle Lumber Co of Denton including horses mules and farm implements. There are upcoming farm equipment bargains, a Ladies Circle lunch at Denton M E Church, and veteran claims aid in the Denton courthouse. Public notices include school closings, a World War gun dedication, a new fast bus line to Rehoboth Beach, and several church fires in Burrsville.

Gail Cooper Denton R. H. Stafford & Son R. H. Stafford and Son Burrsville Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co McCormick-Deering M. E. Church Thomas B. Edwards Veterans’ Service Officer Donald A. Laird Colgate University Psychological Laboratory American Weekly Baltimore Sunday American Benjamin C. Willis Caroline County Public Schools Board of Education Caroline High School Greensboro Ridgely High School Preston High School Federalsburg High School Aberdeen Proving Ground Caroline Post American Legion Courthouse Gustav Good War Department Phillips Wright Preston France William Garey Rehoboth Beach Washington Baltimore Fred A. Ross Rehoboth Interstate Commission Chesapeake Bay Matapeake Ferry Easton Maryland Harrington Milford Seashore Ross Transportation Company Philadelphia Wilmington Union Terminal Union Methodist Protestant Ziba Adams Caroline County Denton Fire Company Adams Hobbs

Wedding Bells Link Moss and White in Washington

Miss Dorothy Irene Moss and Mr. Lewis White wed in Washington on April 17 at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 917 Kennedy Street NW. Attendants included Lyla Moss and Albert Reis ing. Guests included the groom’s Denton parents. Denton club events and local notices follow with community talks and marriages continuing through April.

Dorothy Irene Moss J. A. Moss Washington Lewis White Robert H. White Denton Henry J. Smith Petworth Baptist Church Louise Taylor Lyla Moss Albert M. Reising Federalsburg Centreville Don Frank Fenn Church of St. Michael and All Angels Baltimore P.T. A Caroline High School Fenn Furman Replogle Aquasco Pauline Replogle Roland S. Young Rufus Bowman D. D Washington Church of the Brethren Live Wire Denton M. P Lillian Timmons Carl Towers William G. Towers Choptank River Helen Seward Fred Seward Hayward Murphy Oscar Murphy Greensboro Goldsboro Fred A. Holden Methodist Church Marie M. Hickman Gustave F. Rampmeyer Ridgely J. W. Krabill Clarence Wright Edward Luttrell Clayton Hignatt Earl Chaffinch Philadelphia J. E. Chaffinch Evelyn L. Wright Banks Business College Ralph Blackistone R. D. Blackistone Charles Grubbe Wilmington Oscar Clark Walter L. Black New York Caroline P. Redden Hagerstown

Delightful Smithson Birthday Party At Perry Home

A Friday evening birthday party honored Mrs. Perry at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Perry in Smithson. Guests included the Truitts Bradleys Worms Ottwells and Willoughbys among others from Salisbury Cannon's Federalsburg and Baltimore. Revival services at Smithson Church near completion this Sunday.

Charlie Perry

Church notices list Sunday services across Denton parishes

Denton churches announce Sunday schedules with sermons, talks, and youth events. Denton M E Church plans sermons on A faith for this Day. Dr Elbert Conover discusses The Church Beautiful with lantern slides. Denton M P Church offers lessons, suppers, and Christian Endeavor topics. Brethren Church holds an Eastern Shore rally and youth program. Masses and confirmations are listed for St Benedicts Ridgely St Elizabeths Denton and related parishes. Confessions times are posted.

Denton M. E M. S. Andrews Epworth League Elbert M. Conover Bureau of Church Architecture New York City By-Kota Club

Eastern Shore cancer control meeting set in Easton

The annual Eastern Shore cancer control meeting, sponsored by the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland, will be held in Easton on April 29. An afternoon medical session precedes an evening program for the laity, with speakers from Johns Hopkins and Maryland Medical School discussing cancer control, X-ray therapy, and cancers of the lung breast stomach colon and kidney.

Church of the Brethren Troutville Jesse Zeigler College Park Eastern Shore Cancer Control Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland Easton E. Paul Knotts Denton Caroline County Federated Cancer Control Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs Cancer Control Fund Thomas S. Cullen Johns Hopkins Medical School Baltimore Cullen William F. Rienhoff, Jr Charles A. Waters Arthur M. Shipley University of Maryland Medical School

Wetherall 92nd Birthday Noted At Ridgely Convent

Mrs Thyrza J Wetherall widow of Col Samuel Price Wetherall of Philadelphia celebrated her 92nd birthday at St Gertrude s Convent where she has lived since 1929. She survived Civil War days as a teenager in New Orleans and later lived in South Carolina and Virginia. The issue recounts family wartime service and loss in World War I. The weekly column covers community events including adult education discussions, a Boy Scout troop formation, church rededication, school declamations, and numerous visits by local residents and guests from Wilmington Greensboro and Baltimore.

Thyrza J. Wetherall Samuel Price Wetherall Philadelphia St. Gertrude’s Convent Wetherall New Orleans South Carolina Virginia Bessie M. Spafford H. F. Hafer Elsie Matthews Harry Hemmons Spafford The Chamber of Commercce Ridgely Clement Noble T. Alan Temple W. M. Bennington Albert White George E. Garman Church of the Brethren United States P.T. A Mary Sharp John Sharp Richard Sharp Wm. Sharp Geo. Sharp Jack Delbert Lantz Wilmington Ralph Sharp Greensboro Emma Saulsbury Greensboro Community Club Saulsbury Department of Fine Arts Ridgely Club Methodist Sunday School Jas. S. Wilson Lehman Spears Robert Renee Sellars Martin Sellars Hurlock Sellars Harold Fountain Richard Elma Wilson Elijah Luff Elmer Hoffman Albert Saulsbury West Chester Odella Saulsbury Larry Abbott Upper Darby Swing Pearsaul Edward Pearsaul James Wilson Elsmere Frank Klotz Wilson Tom Swann Queenstown Harry Rutter Frank Richards Lee Mitchell Baltimore Murphy Easton Cambridge E. M. Whiting Vane Chestertown John Whiting J. W. Mitchell Walter Wright Isabelle Morris Franklin Kimble Church Hill Carleton Lane Annapolis Carl Bochan Maud Hemmons Elizabeth Wilson Newport Norman Wilson Jos. S. Johnson Milton O. B. Reed John Grabille Charles Stevenson Lucile Callahan Galena James Swing Cambbridge J. P. Swing

Harmony and Smithville Homemakers Club April Meeting Notes

The Harmony Club met at Mrs. A Willis home with ten members and a visitor. Meetings included songs, minutes, letter on Harmony Church and seven missionaries, book reports, a penny offering, a scrap book, and a demonstration on feeding the sick. Proceeds were 10.30 and next meeting at Mrs. M Todd. Smithville Homemakers Club held April 20 with twelve members. Sessions included roll call, minutes, current events, two book reviews, sunshine reports, library notes, chrysanthemum exchange planned, and a demonstration on feeding the sick. Next meeting May 18 hosted by Mrs. Maggie Clevenger and Mrs. Hattie Lesser. Twentieth Century Club met April 14 with eighteen members. They voted fifteen dollars toward the school curtain, heard trip reports from Annapolis, and planned College Park Short Course attendance. Andersontown Hobbs Club met April meeting with sixteen members and four visitors. Dues paid, book reports given, Short Course plans discussed, and Tri-County Rally in Federalsburg noted for April 22.

Harmony Club A. Willis H. R. Towers Olin Thomas Harry Arringdale Duhadaway Harmony Church Sunshine Committee Norman Todd Miss Spafford Tri-County Federalsburg Maurice Todd Smithville Homemakers Club Juanita Anna Robinson Rebecca Kate Douglas Wiggin Hattie Lesser Doctor Ralph Connor Sunshine Penny Grace Horsey College Park Horace Robinson Edna Adams Maggie Clevenger Twentieth Century Club Marie Ellman Annapolis Davis Inez Wright Shenstone Ed. Lane Howard Harris Mark Ellman Fulton Noble Jessie Lane Andersontown Hobbs Club Zora Nuttle Lida Murphy Mildred Scott Lynnie Nichols Madeline Dennis Olivia Lord Karl Gullette Federal Club Stevens Thomas

Card Of Thanks For Mrs. Martha Hubbard

We express sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of mother Mrs. Martha R. Hubbard and for floral tributes. Children and Grandchildren. Wanted A middle aged white woman to do housework for family of three R H Stafford Burrsville.

Martha R. Hubbard R. H. Stafford Burrsville

Constitution tree dedication at Hillsboro Academy marks 160th anniversary

The Major Turbitt Wright Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution with Boy Scouts dedicated a Rossbury Elm at Hillsboro Academy on Thursday April 15 at 2 30 p m to honor the 160th anniversary of the Constitution. The event featured prayers, songs, greetings, planting by a pupil from each Hillsboro school grade, and readings. Local families visited relatives in Chestertown Washington and Centreville while others hosted guests at homes nearby.

Turbitt Wright Daughters of the American Revolution Boy Scouts Rossbury Hillsboro Academy Horace Morgan America Hillsboro School Hilda Roberts Sadlersville Charles Jarrell Josephine Blades Ella Roberts Frank Fleming Spry Ruth Genevieve Chestertown

Queen Anne Community Club meeting and local notices

The Queen Anne Community Club held a Tuesday night meeting with twenty five attendees and several visitors. The program committee featured readings by Mrs. Charles Barton songs by Clifton Hicks Douglas Messix and Byron Barton Jr. Revival services at St Pauls Church begin Sunday the 25th with Evangelist Owen Long. Local visits and family news include guests from Baltimore Easton Felton Salisbury and Philadelphia and a recovery report for Sara Eley.

Horace Morgan D. M. Lee Jack de Ford Charles Barton Clifton Hicks Douglas Messix Byron Barton Jr Wisconsin Mary Cooper Ernest Emory Harry Gibson St. Paul’s Church J. M. York Owen Long Virginia Harry Kemp Hillsboro E. B. Lightner Ruth Reynolds Norman Pinder P.T. A Wye Mills Bernard Messix Taylor Messix Larry Wood Baltimore Marie Taylor Easton Catherine Lynch Felton Sonny Gibson Jr Queenstown Jack Bishop Oscar Briscoe T. A. Lynch

Death of Mrs Martha Hubbard in Bethlehem

Mrs Martha Hubbard widow of Harry M Hubbard died last Thursday at her daughter Mrs Ollie Perrys home at age 73 after brief heart trouble. She lived here 30 years, from Dorchester county, beloved by all. She leaves daughters Mrs Perry and Mrs Addie Blades, a sister aged 79 and a brother 81. Funeral at local church Saturday led by Rev P W Spence with Rev J T Baynard assisting. burial in Linchester cemetery. The Ladies Aid honored their oldest member Mrs W H Harding with a surprise party Friday night with cake and orangeade.

Martha Hubbard Harry M. Hubbard Ollie Perry Dorchester County Perry Addie Blades P. W. Spence J. T. Baynard Linchester Cemetery Ladies Aid W. H. Harding

Choptank Ladies Aid Thanks Donors After Supper

The Ladies Aid of the M. P. Church at Choptank extend thanks to friends for support and kind words about the spring supper. The event drew many farmers traveling the broad road between Choptank and Preston. Net proceeds totaled twenty seven dollars, a solid result for the occasion.

M. P. Church Choptank Preston

A. F. Murphy and Son Acknowledges Help After Loss

The family thanks all who assisted during the illness and death of Lula Murphy, wife and mother, with appreciation from A. F. Murphy and Son.

Lula Murphy A. F. Murphy and Son

Rights of way deeded for Preston Harmony electrification project

Deeds transferring rights of way from Preston to Harmony for the Rural Electrification Project have been recorded, naming numerous local signees and trustees. The work is sponsored by the University of Maryland Extension Service and will involve the Eastern Shore Public Service Company. Local notices also report a serious bicycle accident in front of the Lutheran Church last Saturday night injuring a 16 year old rider, rushed for treatment, with recovery hoped for.

Preston Harmony University of Maryland Extension Service Eastern Shore Public Service Company J. C. Betts William Beevers J. W. Cohee Edwin Dietrich Sarah M. Fletcher George Fuchs John Fuchs Edward P. Gadow F. A. Kruger J. E. Lord R. Lee Murphy Emma L. Payne William Ri Maxwell Nusbaum Washburn-Crosby Co Baltimore Buffalo Nusbaum John Nusbaum C. F. Noble Sr Owens Easton Crisfield Chantry House Salisbury Paul van Dyke Margaret Louise Wilmington van Dyke R. O. Dulin LeCompte C. F. Noble Douglas Fooks Dallas Blades Federalsburg Burton Proctor Lee Noble Maryland Federation of Womens Clubs John Noble Luke Amato Havre de Grace Leon Mitchell Dora Bridgeville Mitchell Gootee Christopher Clayton Taylor Agnes Tubman Dover Smyrna Mildred Engerman Mills Harrington Walter Covey Percy Douglas Mill Inn Mr. Nepert Near Town

Henderson Social Roundup Shows Local Visits

Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gooden hosted guests including Allan Sweeney and Winfred Gooden plus families from Yeadon Milford and Goldsboro. Several couples visited Richardson Park and Boothwyn guests stayed with relatives as Miss Frances Gooden visited Wilmington. The Sewing Circle was entertained by Mrs. Mary Turner.

E. C. Gooden Allan Sweeney Yeadon Winfred Gooden Jimmy Milford Edward Jarrell Teddy Goldsboro T. A. Montague Betty Martin Bennett Charles Cartwright Richardson Park Frank Yeager Clinton Sylvester Wilmington Mary Turner

Ladies Aid Elect Officers at Grace Sullivan Home

The Ladies Aid group met at Mrs. Grace Sullivan's home with Mrs. Lula Beauchamp assisting. Ten members and three visitors attended. Officers chosen for the next year include Elva Smith president Grace Sullivan vice president Nellie Sartain secretary Nettle Meredith assistant secretary Sallie Towers treasurer and Sun Shine committee members Lulu Beauchamp Louise Collins. One new member, Carrie Towers, joined. Hostesses will be Nellie Sartain and Sallie Towers at the May 13 church meeting. Followed by a light repast.

Grace Sullivan Lula Beauchamp Elva Smith Nellie Sartain Nettle Meredith Sallie Towers Sunshine Lulu Beauchamp Louise Collins Carrie Towers

Greens boro Club elects officers at regular meeting

The Greens boro Community Club Inc convened at the Club House Tuesday electing officers for the coming year. Officers include President Miss Bertha Shull and vice presidents Mrs. R. Alan Carter and Mrs. Charles Bilbrough with secretary Mrs. Linden Duffey and treasurer Mrs. B. C. Beckham, director Mrs. N. Alvin Smith.

Greensboro Community Club Inc Bertha Shull R. Alan Carter Charles Bilbrough Linden Duffey Ralph Pritchett B. C. Beckham N. Alvin Smith Clara Seward Glen Spicher Lessie Ronse Robert Donald Pitcairn Wilson Jump Lee Clark Magnolia Harry Moore Marshallton Del Georgia Moore Roland Blades Nelson Jump Lizzie Jump Hillsboro Mary Ellen Bobbie Draper Town Samuel Jewell Lydia A. Dabson Out of Town Harvey Dabson Cape Charles Alvah Dobson Washington T. F. Dobson Easton W. Thomas Thornton Carl Lee Elsie Luff J. C. Ledbetter Havre de Grace Richard Ledbetter Alfred Blackburn Anna Jane Anna Blackburn J. E. Weaver Mary Mitchell Bridgetown Walter Squires Wilmington Charles Sigler Whitleysburg Mary Jackson Jack Ruth Jackson Dover M. M. Ginn Mary Katherine Porter Pocahontas Hall Wallace Thornton Alan Tilden Hughes Norma Charles McMullian A. G. Shockley Harry Draper Harvey Porter Clayton Porter Anna Wieneke Baltimore Charles Wieneke J. Harvey Coursey Jr Russell Donald

Uncle Bob's Bride promised by Bloomery Ladies Aid

Bloomery Ladies Aid presents the play Uncle Bob's Bride on Tuesday evening April 27 at 8 pm. Recitations and music plus ice cream cake and candy will be sold for 15 cents. Attend for an enjoyable evening. Various local visits are noted including Chester Scott and family with Edna and Jim Adams, Fountain and Johnson families, and a young guest staying with Mrs Thurman Fountain.

Uncle Bob’s Bride Bloomery Ladies Aid Chester Scott D. R. Adams Ira Williamson Edna Jim Adams Edgar Fountain Hickman F. W. Fountain Charles Johnson Russell Fisher Earl Collins John Adama Thurman Fountain

In Memoriam Sama Murphy Apr 15 1937

In memory of Sama Murphy, departed this life April 15, 1937. A husband F Murphy and son write of ongoing sadness, memory keeping her near, footsteps, smiling face, and a vacant place in their hearts.

F. Murphy

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Local Department Smithson Denton M. P. Church Nehemiah J. V. Moore Mattie Moore Williston Church of the New Jerusalem Epiphany Mission Edmund J. Fitz Maurice St. Benedict’s Church St. Benedict's St. Elizabeth's St. Gertrude’s Academy Immaculate Conception Marydel Rhgely Tuckahoe Queen Anne Bethlehem Henderson Raymond Slocum Mrs Carl Johnson Olaf Smith Adams Cross Roads Memoriam
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