Local Denton ads and notices parade in issue
Long列 listing of sales and notices from Denton Maryland including livestock hay and building for sale rooms to let and farm equipment. Local events include bake sales auctions church meetings and social notes with several named residents and firms such as M K Newnam Nuittle Lumber R H Stafford & Son and By Kota Club. Historical notes mention the fire at Pres ton and community updates across town.
Good Food For Sound Thinkers By Franklin Quote
A concise printed quote discusses busy people and peace, noting spiritual thought as a temporary solace. The passage references Benjamin Franklin and Christian Science Monitor, framing philosophy on daily life and contemplation.
Rail service restoration and end of line in Delaware town
Baltimore and Eastern Railroad officials return to plan opening of the Choptank River bridge at Denton to traffic and final abandonment of the Maryland and Delaware Seacoast Railroad from Denton to Rehoboth Beach. Freight service resumes between West Denton and Denton, with final transfer completed Tuesday. Up to Queen Anne, line remains freight only. passengers served beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Eastern Railroad
Love Point
Denton
Choptank
Maryland and Delaware Seacoast
Rehoboth Beach
Delaware
West Denton
Queen Anne
Greenwood
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Community Notes
Ridgely weekly wraps a club gathering, lectures on Ireland, and holiday service at the Methodist Church with a long schedule of local events. Reports show library growth to 2243 books, 245 magazines, 111 members, and 100 average monthly circulations as Rev Turkington spoke of Ireland and shipbuilding in Belfasts. Obituaries mark the deaths of Mrs. Samuel Price and William Howard Payne, with funeral plans in Ridgely and Denton. many residents travel, visit kin, and attend church and social events.
4-H Rally Plans and May Day Queen Election
At a Friday meeting of 4-H Local Leaders plus an older 4-H girl the Spring Rally of the 1-H Girls Federation was planned for Ridgely on May 16 as a May party. Miss Dorothy Emerson described New England May Day. Boxes with flowers or fruit will be given to the ill or shut in. Each club selects a May Queen candidate. Festivities include a Grand March, games, music, and a box lunch demo.}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Dorothy Emerson
New England
Mayers
Veterans Administration
T. Alan Goldsborough
Maryland
U. S. Public Health Service
U. S. Marine Hospital
Baltimore
Veteran Administration
Wm. Wheatles Holmes
Cambridge Hospital
Moore Funeral Home
Denton
Hillsboro
Holmes
Hope Creek
Goldsborough
Board of Engineers For
Melvin C. James
AL. K. Newnan
Smithville Social Round With Williams McDowell Bowdie
Smithville society notes recount Wednesday night entertainments by Mr and Mrs Calvin Williams with several Williams kin and friends. Sunday gatherings feature Mr and Mrs Floyd Smith hosting Edward and Lawrence Wrights and others from Denton Greensboro areas, plus Elbert Williamson birthday party on Thursday. Addie Bowdle visited Carl Gullett Thursday. Sunday School set for 10:00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Williams
Elmer Fearins
Catherine Williams
John Williams
Bill McDowell
Clarence Bowdie
Floyd Smith
Edward Wright
Harriett
Lawrence Wright
Denton
Frederick Wright
Greensboro
James M. Cannon
Elon Wright
Frank Wright
Leonard Williamson
Elbert
Addie Bowdle
Carl Gullett
Williston Hosts Weekend Guests of Various Cities
Mr and Mrs A G Todd entertained over the weekend guests including Mr and Mrs Holden Gotshall of Philadelphia and Mr John McVain of Rochester NY Mrs Anita B Knoblauch and her son Eugene of Swarthmore were Sunday guests of Mrs Willard C Todd in Williston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Todd
Holden Gotshall
Philadelphia
John McVain
Rochester
Anita B. Knoblauch
Eugene
Swarthmore
Willard C. Todd
Tri County Homemaker Meeting and Club News
The Tri County Homemaker Clubs gather at Harloch High School on April 80 from 10 30 a m to 3 30 p m with a program led by Mrs Wallace Wheatley, reports by Dorchester Talbot and Caroline County presidents, and a Miss Margaret Smith song program. Also covered are club meetings at Andersontown Hobbs Bethlehem and notes on a table setting demonstration and a planned potluck lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri County
Homemaker’s Clubs
Harloch High School
Wallace Wheatley
Dorchester
Talbot
Caroline Counties
Association of
Country Women of the World
Margaret Smith
Henrietta Baker Low
Peabody Conservatory
Low
Thomas B. Symons
University of Maryland
Caroline
Bessie M. Spafford
Andersontowna Hobbs Club
Church House
Concord
John Monk Saunders
Corinne Thomas
Zora Nutte
Lawless
Mollie Horsey
Emma Nuttle
Thorns
Atkinson
Nichols
Zora Nuttle
Tri-County
Harloch
Local Notes From Ridgely and Wilmington Community
RIDGELY ORRELL SAULSBURY JR is in Easton Hospital with appendicitis. Mrs Jis Wilson and son Donald visit Wilmington with her sister Mrs Lehman Spear. Mr and Mrs Clarence Ringgold of Wilmington hosted weekend guests. Mrs Andrew Mitchell returned from Philadelphia. Mrs A S Thompson hosts her mother Mrs George Kirech of Plainfield NJ. Elizabeth Smith of Baltimore visited her mother. Inez Richardson of Baltimore stayed with aunt Mrs Alice Lane. Mary Brumbaugh and daughter visited Crouses. Miss Grace Richards and Porgy Lynch visited Wilmington. Elizabeth Wilson of Wilmington visited relatives here. Helen Roche was ill. T W Jones traveled to Washington. Ridgely Homemakers Market Day on May 9. P T A bake sale set for May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libary Committee
America the Beautiful
Ivison
Hbrary
Turkington
Denton
Ireland
Maine
Belfast
Kathleen
D. T. Swing
America
Enhe
Woman's Missionary Society
Walter Moore
Ruth Anna Roche
Charles Deaner
Mothers Jewels
M. Viola Jones
Mary Laird
Helen Hoopes
Jean Hammond
Virginia Friedel
Harold Fountain
Frank Seward
Walter Bennington
Jesus
Samuel Price
Tueday
Ridgely
William Howard Payne
Cambridge
Moore
Henriettas Carter Payne
Charles Davidson
Centreville
Dear
Bulgely
Florence Todd Lane
Philadelphia
Q Olmer Baar
Greensboro Cemetery
H. OF. Afer
Lane
Alice Bennington
Lansing Bennington
Chincoteague
Alice
W T. Sharpley
Elma Sharpley
Kermit Sharples
Florence Thompon
Maple Avenue
Robert Lord
Thompson
Virginia Holsinger
Houston Pennington
Thoing Beyer
Laura Hardesty
Wilmington
Lee Mitchell
Baltimore
Gilbert Hagadone
Jack
Betty Jane Fountain
Maplewood
N. J
Jo M. Swing
Howard Smith
Grace Vernon Smith
Miss Smith
Ridgely Firemen
J. W. Booker
Hamey Dean
Daytona Beach
Bhi
Anthew Mitchell
Adna Detwiler
A G. Gelletty
Willston
Mary Gimigues
Bryan Turbitt
Selby Smith
W. M. Wiley
Smyrna
Wm. Matthews
Orrell Saulsbury Jr
Easton Hospital
Jis, Wilson
Donald, Latre
Lehman Spear
Clarence Ringgold
Bernard Ringgold
Andrew Mitchell
A. S. Thompson
George Kirech
Plainfield
Elizabeth Smith
R. E. Smith
Mis
Inez Richardon
Alice Lane
Mattie Brumbaugh
Mary
Clifton Crouse
Grace Richards
Porgy Lynch
Elizabeth Wilson
Helen Roche
T. W. Jones
Washington
P. E. Taylor
Dundalk Baptist Church
Greensboro Baptist Church
Wienda Monroe
Greensboro
Mr. Taylor
Clinton Edwards
Ralph Hubbard
Maynard Hubbard
James Greenles
Jerry
Asbury Hubbard
Linwood Hubbard
Granogue
Dee
Lydia A. Dabson
Harvey Dabson
Cape Charles
T. F. Dabson
Easton
Alvah Dabson
Earl Hargrave
Mt. Airy
H. B. Bastian
Josephine Bastian
Leonard Clark
Sarah Thompson
Alvin Tribbitt
Herman Dill
Cedar Grove
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Oscar Thomisson
Vernon Needles
Erma White
Milton
Del
John Wyatt
Samuel Sherwood
Felton
Harry Armstrong
Little Creek
Frank Howard
Oscar Nichols and Sons
Town
Ruthanus Shulties
Henderson
Octavia Totheroh
Alvin Totheroh
Concordville
Wm. E. Kerns
W. H. Walch
Elethia
Norfolk
Charles Hobbs
Burt Hobbs
Charles Nichola
William Phillips
Dorothy Swann
Georgia Swann
Charles Bilbrough Jr
Homeopathic Hospital
Harry Bilbrough
James
Martha Bickling
L. W. Taylor
Florence Taylor
Susie Ford
George Kibler
Dayton, C
Charlotte Moore
Mary C. Tribbitt
Sallie Nichols
John Long
Maryland Annual Conference Ends Fourth Quarter Session
Dr Sexsmith president of the Maryland Annual Conference presided at the fourth quarterly conference held in the church last Saturday afternoon. A goodly number were present with representation from each Caroline charges. An adjourned conference is set for May 26 at the church house here due to unfinished business. The Aid Society hosts a babe in Denton today offering dressed chickens pies cakes and related items. Mrs Frances Bennett leads the Christian Endeavor service tomorrow evening. Mr and Mrs T H Towers and Mrs O J Chaffinch were in Salisbury last Thursday. Mrs Howard Davis of Washington has been visiting locally this week. Miss Helen Towers spent Friday in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downes
Walbert Merriken
Denton
North Ith Street
M. K. Newnam
Thomas
W. J. Martin
B. H. Johnson
M. E
By Kota Club
Nuittle Lumber and Coal Co
Denton Md
Loyzal Sons
Church of the Brethren
C. A. Pentz
Albert Morris
Baltimore Sunday American
R. H. Stafford & Son
Burrsville
R. Rh. Stafford & Son
Friendship and Loyal Leader
Denton M. P. Church
Church
C.m. K. Newnam
Maryland Council of Federated Church Women
Lutheran
East Church St
Frederick
Louise Heath
Hood College
John Howard Hopkins
Laurel
Armstead Richardson Holcombe
New York Herald Tribune
Salisbury
Holcombe
Eastern Shore Times
Berlin
Herald Tribune
Worcester County
del- Mar-Va
James Henry Andrew
T. J. Turkington
Andrew
James
Elizabeth Cahall Andrew
Buirville
Andrewville
Delaware
Julia Day
Franklin Street
Tamsie Butler
James Anderson
Harrington
Del
Hartley Betts
R. C. A.victor Co
Camden
N.J
Ralph Garrett
Salome Somers
Ruth Ritchey
Ann Johnson
Kathleen Shafter
Frinda Morris
Erma Shaffer
Minnie Somers
la Rue Crain
Effie Ott
Emma Ott
Pauline Bradford
Howard Joiner
George Shaffer
Lawrence Davis
Donald Shaffer
Marion Shaffer
Alvin Shaffer
Willard Ott
Glenn Crain
Preston Anthony
Edwin Seward
Kenneth Shaffer
Clifton Walls
Harold Redden
Ridgely
Denny Jensen
New York
John Shaffer
Charles Blough
Joseph Blough
Clarence Towers
Ann Buttner
N. J
Lyman Cohee
Downingtown
Penna
Herbert Fear
Baltimore
Rosalie Alvina Fear
W. Addison Welch
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Mr. Rhodes
Mary Kriemer
London
Albert Fear
New Yok City
Hudson
Milford
Eastern Shores Association of Optometrists
Maryland
Dent
F. J. Wright
Pennsylvania
J. M. Collison and Son
Minnie Henry
Georgetown
Linwood Long
Louise Long
Grace Line Steamship Company
William Cheezum
Santa Lucia
Denton M. E. Church
M. P. Church
Mark Smith
Wm. Brubaker
Elias Hinderer
Paul Beauchamp
Phyllis
Marcus Hook
W. T. Beauchamp
William Willoughby
Frank Hoagland
Leonardo
Hugh Clark
Hugh Duffey
Berwyn
Oscar Clark
Bessie Murphy
Ralph Hayward
Hany
Elizabeth Murphy
Dover
Estelle DeFord
Charles Stevens
J. B. Magruder
Jessie Cox
M. Louise Dukes
Samuel O. Johnson
Golden College
Wilmington
Roland C. Suter
Benjamin F. Johnson
M. B. Monroe
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. Dukes Downes
Gladys Long
Chester
William Golt
Burnsville
L. R. Hooper
Easton
Mis
Wm. K. Scotton
Dr. Sexsmith
Maryland Annual Conference
Caroline
Ladies of Our Aid
Fourth and
Market Streets
Frances Bennett
Christian Endeavor Service
T. H. Towers
O. J. Chaffinch
Howard Davis
Washington
Helen Towers
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Social Guests and Events
Mrs James Thomas and son of Kent Island visited Hillsboro with Mr Howard Dadds and Miss Mary Louise Thom as was guest of Miss Mary Louise Dadds. A benefit concert for the Hillsboro Ladies Guild will be held April 21 at 7 15 p m in the Queen Anne High School with tickets 34 cents. Numerous local residents from Philadelphia Pocomoke City Greensboro New York and nearby towns visited relatives and friends during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thomas and Son
Kent Island
Howard Dadds
Mary Louise Thomas
Mary Louise Dadds
Pine Brook
N. J
Winfield Pinder
Ruth Egger
Ladies Guild of
Hillsboro
Queen Anne
New York
Staten Island
Wilmington
Claymont
Del
Nelson Beaven
Cordova
Florence Beasen
Raughley Loch
Betty
Janet
Philadelphia
Ella Pennington
Olin Hunter
Centreville
HL. R. Covell
James Price
Willard Russell
Peggy Spry
Stevensville
Chas. Spry
N. C. Straughn
Royal Oak
Queen Anne Club Notes and Local Socials
Mesdames Horace Morgan and others attended a Denton luncheon and card party for the Old Ladies' Home of Easton. Locals report visits, church services at St Pauls Queen Anne, and community club activities with upcoming talks by Dr. Gilbert Wilcox Meade and Rev Lee Richcreek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Horace Morgan
Henry Morgan
Robby Hackett
Howard Eley
Harry Moore
Rita Clark
Denton
Old Ladies
Easton
John Emory
Penns’ Grove
N. 2
Ernest Emory
Byron Barton
Washington
St. Paul's Church
Queen Anne
Fossett
Livers
Charles Steinmetz
Hillsboro
Mary Diggans
Finksburg
Wilmington
Della Mullikin
Berlin
Lee Richcreek
Margaret Stansfield
Reisterstown
Jake Morgan
Gilbert Wilcox Meade
Washington College
St. Paul’s Church
Concord and area church notices and services listed
Denton M P Church outlines morning and evening sermons and an evening Christian Endeavor led by Miss Gertrude Young. Concord Bloomery and Chestnut Grove Epworth Leagues plan three Friday events with art music and portraits, plus a forthcoming program. Other churches announce worship times, Epworth and Junior Leagues, Holy Communion, and reading circles at Willis ton, Preston, and Ridgely churches with daily devotions and Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Grove Epworth League
C. J. Carpenter
Epworth League
Leon
Virginian
Baker
Williston
Church of the New Jerusalem
Preston
Reading Circle
St. Benedict’s Church
Fox chase at Caroline County Farms entertains many
Miss Marie Taylor and her grandfather joined a fox chase hosted by the Alot County Spot Club last Friday. About eighteen people enjoyed the long hunt across woods and farms with forty hounds pursuing the fox Sir Reynard until the creature escaped. Several local residents attended social gatherings and meetings with veterans groups and club events mentioned for Crisfield Ocean City and Baltimore visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Taylor
Uenr, Beck
Alot County
Caroline County
Sir Reynard
Fulton Noble
Del-Mar-Va
United Spanish War ,Veterans
Ladies Auxiliary
Crisfield
Easton
Wilbur C. Noble
United Spanish American War Veterans
Ocean City
Harvey Parrott
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Baltimore
Marguerite Pawn
Middletown
Taylor
Roland Towers
Clayton Taylor
T. Pliny Todd
William Wrightson
Wrightson
A. K.wrightson
Betty Davis
James Douglas
Fatherly
Wierwood
Robert L. Willis
Ford Dealers
Preston
Lane and Brauchle
Agnes Tubman
Maud Reidy
Burrsville and area social and church notes
Mr and Mrs Edward Taylor of Hartington received a miscellaneous shower at the bride’s parents home. Burrsville and Hickman announce Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. with sermons at 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Rev Ira Crum and Miss Laney visited Bayside Maryland with Rev Walter Glass and others. Families and guests from Philadelphia and Concord appear in weekend visits and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Taylor
Hartington
Fred Parker
Burrsville
Hickman
Ira Crum
Miss Laney
Louis Dennis
Concord
Bayside
Walter Glass
G. L. Blades
Harlan Blades
Willard Blades
Camden
Del
Clinton Satterfield
Philadelphia
Tom Satterfield
Nettie Satterfield
Fred Lewis
Henry Stafford
John Thawley
Ina Crum
Rachel James
Denton
Epworth League Performs At Trinity Church South
Goldsboro report details Epworth League from Millington Md presenting a fine program at Trinity M E Church South. District conference attendees cited. Local visits included Ross family in Kent General Hospital and relatives in Govans Md. Silver Tea fundraiser benefited Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Millington
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Fred Holden
Luther Bennett
J.T. Milby
W. J. Murphy
Jennie Griffin
Calvin Richard
Freedom
W. C. Ross
Miss Bess
Noble Dhue
Herman Dill
Kent General Hospital
John Williams
Josephine Moore
George Moore
Philadelphia
John Milby
Holden
Ladies Aid
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Beverly
Govans
Clayton Kinnamon
George Cherry
Ridgely
Mary Rowe
Hillsboro
T. N. Jarrell
Greensboro Meetings Start May 3 With Reverend Taylor
Reverend P E Taylor of Dundalk Baptist Church Baltimore will lead a series of Greensboro Baptist Church meetings beginning Sunday May 3 with his wife Wienda Monroe assisting. All members urged to attend nightly. Also notes local visits and illnesses among Greensboro residents.
Adams Cross Roads Benefit Social Scheduled For April 27
A social event to benefit the Ladies Aid will be held Monday April 27 at the Smithville community house. A 10 cent door fee will apply with lemonade cake and candy for sale. The program features three plays music and jokes for a lively evening. Several local families share visits and progress notes during the week with guests from Greenwood Philadelphia and Smithville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Virginia Lee Robinson
Earl A. Collins
W. L. Trice
Blanche Stettler
Sadie Devore
Philadelphia
Fred Fountain
Randall
J. W. Johnson
John Adams
LeRoy Gibbs
D. F. Johnson
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the Local Department
Benjamin Franklin
Christian Science Monitor
TRE County Meeting
John Brodes
Bethlehem Homemakers Club
Julia Peterkin
Sophe Kerr
France
Florida
Maldred Miley
Hobbs
Twin Towns
Tuckahoe
Goldsboro
Adams Cross Roads
Pepe ER