Local notices and events in Denton and Preston area
The excerpt lists bids for coal for schools, 60 tons for court house and jail, and a 23 mile concrete State highway project. It notes the Victory Loan effort, a tour train in Denton, theater shows at Parker's New Theatre, a poultry lecture, a tomato growers meeting, and a public hearing on fishing regulations. Obituaries include Mrs. Mary Jarrell. Community events include the minister's honeymoon play, a Masonic lodge gathering, and a temple fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Wright
Caroline
Board of Education
William Bullock
L. B. Towers & Bro
E. H. Hirs
Kent Gun Club
Harrington
Preston
Ihis
Camp Meade
Geo. A. Bullock
East Denton
Temple Masonic Lodge
Centreville
J. H. Summerfield
Masonic Building
State Roads Commission
Denton
H. W. Rickey
Maryland Agricultural College
Home Economics Club
Court House
Caroline County
Frank Hubbard
Talbot County
St Paul's M. E Church
Greensboro
Thomas Jarrell
Washington
Hersey Jarrell
New York
Parker's New Theatre
Marguerite Clark
Bob
Douglas Fairbanks
Board of Engineer
Board of Engineers
15Th and
G. Streets
N. W
Washington, D. C
Chesapoke Bay
Carrie Dixon
George G. Dixon
G. Ford
Dixon
Baltimore
Grace F. Dixon
America
Engagement announced between Miss Roberta Everngam and Mr Ralph Dubs Finkbinder
Denton announces engagement of Roberta Everngam daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Everngam to Ralph Dubs Finkbinder of Baltimore son of Rev and Mrs Charles William Finkbinder formerly of Baltimore. He has worked with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The couple plan a fall wedding. Plus numerous social notes and Easter events from Denton and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Everngam
Denton
Roberta Everngam
Ralph Dubs Finkbinder
Baltimore
Miss Everngam
Girls’ Latin School
Goucher College
Pi Beta Phi
Emerson Hotel
Finkbinder
Bridgetown
Mildred Mitchell
Greensboro
Mary Emily Walls
Lucile Cooper
Addie
Mary Nuttle
Esther Raleigh
Eleanor Towers
Evelyn Long
Bernice Wooters
Anne Wilson
Mary
Edith Straughn
Queen Anne "Tir
Stevens
G. Lacey Stevens
T. L. Trice
E. H. Hirs
Catherine
Hartley Swanger
Samuel T. Jopp
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Denton M. E. Parsonage
C. T. Wyatt
Alice Tubbs
Anna Wright
Preston
Ella Carter
Laura Knotts
Frances Tubbs
Washington
Queen Anne
Clayton Collins
Louise Cohee
Katherine Cohee
Florence Seeders
Lynnie Wright
Mabel Urner
Alice Satterfield
Alice Rutter
Della Wooters
Mildred Roe
Blanche Rutter
Margaret Thawley
Ruth Harvey
Ella Kelley
Esther Kelley
Viola Collins
Harold Brooks
Raymond Wright
Dorsey Nichols
Earl Love
Elmer Butler
Sherman Hubbard
Roland Starkey
Harold Roe
Rawlins Dulin
George Butler
Lloyd Butler
Bennie Trice
Ora Vickery
Norman Adams
Roland Seeders
Gilbert Collins
William Stafford
Ralph
Lester Collins
Tim Kelley
George B. Wyatt
L. C
Marcus Hook
Marguerite
Philadelphia
Elmer Trice
Auto Crash Near Greensboro Sends Boone Jarrell to Hospital
Greensboro column notes an auto accident on the way back from Cambridge near Cordova. Boone Jarrell sustained a broken collarbone and minor injuries. others escaped injury. Car damaged and towed to Easton. Also reports death of Vaughn Wyatt in France and community sympathy, local social events, church services, and multiple brief local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Boone
William
Charles Jarrell
Greensboro
Francis Lynch
Ridgely
Cambridge
Easton
Cordova
Boone Jarrell
U. S
Sermon on Tithing and Busy Easter Week in Burrsville
Reverend J H Beauchamp of Wilmington delivered a strong sermon on Tithing from Malachi 3 10 at Wesley M E Church to a full house. The column lists numerous local visits, Easter gatherings, social guests, and a death in the Melvin family, noting Prof Milton Melvin long connected with Kent county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Smith
Baltimore
Messrs
L. I. Jones
A. G. Smith
Dr. O
W. Barton
H. L. Cohee
EC. Orrell
Centreville
Edgar Anderson
Marie
Kenton
Scotten
Harty
Mary Jackson
Bertha Shull
Clara B. Hastings
W. E. Ayers
Wilmington
Raymond E. Rawkings
Red Men's Lodge
Greensboro
Sherman Todd
Russell
Bridgeville
L. W. Taylor
T. M. Green
Oxford
Wesley Jarrell
Temple Jarrell
College Park
Harry Dabson
Dabson
Clara Harper
Philadelphia
E. C. Carter
O. P. Simmons
Hurlock
Earl Nichols
Worton
Georgie Butler
St. Paul's M. E Church
J. H. Beauchamp
Home Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Wesley M. E. Church
Malachi
S. J. Minner
Frederica
Somerset Slaughter
John Slaughter
James Spence
Denton
John Stokes
Frank Hanson
Margaret Simpson
Marion Davis
Harry Murphey
Hobbs
C. N. Fountain
A. Clark Smith
Betty
Goldsboro
Alfred H. Ross
R. H. Stafford
Robert Henry
Laura Thawley
Clara Steele
Farmington
A. Thurman Garrett
Jeanett Layton
Emma Masten
Milton Melvin
Kent County
Melvin
Chestertown
Caroline County
Thomas Melvin
Methodist Protestant Church
Burrsville
Adolphus D. Melvin
Maryland
Alfred Melvin
Walter Melvin
Felton
Willard Melvin
Washington Jester
Isaac Moore
Jonathan Scotten
J. H. Hong
Eugene Everett
Ladies’ Aid Society
Edna Cahall
Mary
Olivia Knotts
George Leeds
Newport
Resurrection of the Dead Easter Sermon by Dr Crouse at M P Church
Rev Thomas O Crouse preached on Easter message titled Glad Tidings of the Dead at the M P Church last Sunday. He argued Christ rose from the dead proves the gospel’s truth, defends faith against rationalist denial, and promises life for believers who die in the Gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O. Crouse
Bethlehem
Mary
Suaviour
St. Paul
Christ
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Faith
Church
Ife
Death
Isaiah Fountain Escapes Lynch mob at Easton jail
A Black man identified as the Bertha Simpson attacker fled through a jail window amid a mob with police and guards at Easton. After a citywide search, Fountain was captured near Hardy and later hanged following conviction. Authorities feared a lynching given the crowd’s threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Fountain
Easton
Bertha Simpson
Fountain
W. E. Willis
Lyman J. Scotton
D. L. Montague
Hardy
Hardy Station
Orphans Court Proceedings Report Multiple Final Receipts and Sales
Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided as executors William L P Tull and Jesse Wright filed final receipts and releases and sales reports. Administrators Wesley Towers and Ferdinand Gadow received orders to sell personal property. A. W. Short offered cabbage plants ready for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Liden, Moore and Covey
Mary A. Tull
Edward E. Nuttle
Martha E Hackett
Adolphus Tull
James E. Tull
Dukes T. Hammond
George K. Wright
Mary E. Lane
Jesse Wright
Alva LB
Todd Howard Towers
Wesley, Towers
Alverta R Rogers
Cora H. Todd
Laura J. Wright
Flora B. Taylor
Howard Towers
Kenry C. Towers
Anna Gadow
Herman Gadow
Ferdinand Gadow
Church Notes Reflect a Busy Mission Drive and Clergy Changes
Retired Rev. Richard C. Jones from the Caroline county First district marks a clerical transition. Rev. H. L. Elderdice leads a Denton rally as the Methodist Protestant drive for one million dollars begins in May for missions and education. Congregations across Denton, Oxford, and nearby circuits welcome new appointees, while evangelistic meetings and sermons fill Concord and Brethren churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
H. Lo Elderdice
Denton
M. P
Maltimore
McComb
Richard C. Jones
Caroline County
Cambridge City
Indiana
Kingston
Jones
Wilmington
Peninsula
Christ Church
George T. Redden
J. Dukes Downes
J. Kemp Stevens
William #1
Anderon
William K. Scotton
T. Allan Goldsborough
Samuel Lewis
William A. Smith
St. Mary's Whitechapel
A.B. Frye
Parmele
North Carolina
Concord Circuit
Chestnut Grove
S Bloomery
C. T. Wyatt
M. E
Levi K. Ziegler
Church of the Brethren
Margaret Ervan
France
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