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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1938

Page

5

Local notes and notices from Denton area community

Community items include a moth proofing guarantee from Denton Cleaners and Dyers, local ads for sale of plants and farm produce, a duplex rental listing, and a church supper. A health clinic for chest diseases, a Sinclair Refining move, a barn fire near Irwin Sparklin’s farm, and sewer project funds for Greensboro, Maryland. Obituaries for Edward Pinkine and John M. Wooters, plus Masonic and Junior O U A M events in Denton. Church services and regional club meetings are detailed with dates.

Denton Parish Dinner Honors Church Choir

Parishioners of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Denton hosted a dinner at the Primrose Grill in honor of the church choir. Mrs F Asbury Greaves chaired the entertainment committee and Rev John White was toastmaster for 28 guests, thanking the choir for Easter Palm Sunday programs. Miss Ellen Chaffinch of Denton chosen as duchess at the Preakness Ball to be held at Pimlico Race Track, after a Notre Dame College education.

Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Denton Primrose Grill F. Asbury Greaves John White White Ellen Chaffinch J. Roland Chaffinch Caroline County Pimlico Race Track Chaffinch Notre Dame College Baltimore Josephine Hall Milton Valentine Hall Howard M. Emmons Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons of Maryland Edenton Royal Arch Masons Royal Arch Caroline Chapter Order of Eastern Star Fred R. Owens Margaret Willifred DeWeese Washington Alvin Bacon Carpenter Maryland Women’s Eastern Shore Society H. C. Nuttle Lucy Garey Wm. Bullock Fred Wright Thomas Wright Louise Wright Ernest Lankford Billy Eber Ritchey Philadelphia John Stevens Dorothy Dorene A. G. Gelletty Ernest Kringle Winfield R. Wright Milford Edward Wright Fred Covey Clinton Edwards Lawrence Wright Elizabeth E. Pippin Derby Conn Kellar Miss Hawkins William Bullock Olevia Lord Harvey Lord Earle White Lewis White Robert Melvin Emerson Silver Springs Robert H. White E. F. Withers Maryland State Osteopathic Association Longfellow Hotel Wilmington Emma Webb Lewis Webb Charles Butler Harry Gordon Genevieve Marion Butler Virginia Horney Lulu Downes The Eastern Star George W. Beck Mary Jones Fisher Raymond R. Fisher Barbara Satterfield Elsie Henry Henrietta Liles

Suter Wins Maryland East ern Star Post At Baltimore Hotel

More than 800 voting delegates at the Grand Chapter of Maryland Order of Eastern Star elected Mrs. Anna L. Suter of Baltimore as worthy grand matron for the coming year. J Edward Hillary of Mount Rainier was chosen worthy grand patron along with other officers Frances Isabelle Marshall Reisters town Harry Beste Elkridge Nellie Boyd Amanda Hickman Anna Yaeger Anna Janney Clarence Barker. New officers were installed by past grand patron Harry L Robinson. Mildred C Johnson of Caroline Chapter 62 was named grand chaplain with Carrie Morgan Queen Anne and Reba R Wright Federalshoro as Deputy Grand Lecturers.

Grand Chapter of Maryland Order of Eastern Star Lord Baltimore Baltimore Anna L. Suter J. Edward Hilleary Mount Rainier Isabelle Marshall Reisterstown Harry Beste Elkridge Nellie E. Boyd Amanda Hickman Anna Yaeger Anna Janney Elkton Clarence W. Barker Mount Washington Harry L. Robinson Order Mildred C. Johnson Caroline Denton Grand Carrie Morgan Queen Anne Reba R. Wright Federalshoro

Job and His Friends sermon at Denton church

The Denton M. P. Church pastor will preach Job and His Friends in the morning. The local Job's Daughters chapter with Baltimore visitors will attend. The evening topic will be The Man Who did the Next Best Thing. Christian Endeavor study at 8:45 will be from Romans.

Denton M. P. Church Job Job’s Daughters Baltimore Christian Endeavor

Church of the Brethren Worship and Meeting Notices

Services for Sunday May 1 include Sunday School at 10 a m and Worship with sermon at 11. Communion service at 7 p m. Ladies Aid meets May 4 at Mrs John Good home. Senior Mothers Club held in afternoon. District Conference of Brethren Church of Eastern Maryland met in Westminster MD Tuesday and Wednesday. attendees from Denton included Rev and Mrs Norman A Seese Mrs C A Pentz and Mrs J A Seese.

Church of the Brethren Ladies’ Aid Society The John Good the Brethren Church of Eastern Maryland Westminster Denton Norman A. Seese C. A. Pentz J. A. Seese

Concord Church to hold regular services this Sunday

Concord Church will have its regular services this Sunday morning with the morning message from John 21:3 I Go Fishing. Junior and Epworth Leagues are invited to Chestnut Grove Church at 7 30. Mr and Mrs Carleton Gibbon who recently held special services in Concord will attend Chestnut Grove each night except Saturday through May 15. Everyone is invited. Caroline Charge Rev Ziba Adams pastor services for Sunday May 1 will be as follows Burrsville M P Church Sunday School 10 am preaching 11 am Thawley M P Sunday School 10 am Piney Preaching 3 pm Hobbs Sunday School 10 am C E 7 30 pm The new Union M P Church Burrsville will be dedicated May 8 Rev Frank Lewis D D morning speaker Rev E A Sexsmith D D president of the Maryland Annual Conference afternoon Former members and friends are cordially invited to attend. Services at Willis ton Community Church Sunday morning 9 am subject The River of the Water of Life Sunday School 10 15 am Morning worship at Church of the New Jerusalem Preston Sunday 11 am subject But Who Is My Neighbor Masses May 1 Catholic Churches of Denton and Ridgely St Elizabeth 10 Denton St Benedict Ridgely 8 30 Confessions St Benedict Saturday 7 pm and Sunday 7 45 am.

Denton Cleaners & Dyers Wilson Soy Beans A. P. Martin Denton W. H. Nuttle Easton Masonic Seth Hurdle Sinclair Refining Company, Inc East Denton West Denton Standard Oil P. G. Crouse Irwin Sparklin Roy Scott William Finn Denton Fire Company Works Progress Administration T. Alan Goldsborough Greensboro Maryland Edward Pinkine Ella Windsor Pinkine Denton M Burrsville M. E J. F. Willis E. HH. Wright Georgetown Del Mr. Wooters Pratt Wooters Everett Smith Burrsville Edward Mitchell Thomas McDonald Philadelphia Caroline Council Job Baltimore Marjorie Rue South Cambridge Amos W. W. Woodcock Selisbury William Feldman Margaret Johnson Carlton Yates Talbot-Dorchester-Caroline Robert F. Delaha Bertha Tyson Clinton Howard Washington Concord Church Epworth Chestnut Grove Carleton Gibbon Caroline Ziba Adams Burrsville M. P Thawley M Piney Hobbs Union M. P Frank Lewis D E. A. Sexsmith Williston Church of the New Jerusalem Preston Denton and Ridgely St. Elizabeth’s Church St. Benedict’s Church St. Benedict's Church Church of Christ Churches of Christ International Brotherhood of Disciples Hastings Jersey City N. J Caroline County Denton M. P Young People’s Council John W. Harms Maryland- Delaware Council of Churches Misa Lillian E. McCormick Mauaryland-Delaware Council of Churches Lillian E. McCormick Clyde Pentz Don W. Griffin Friendship Circle

Adams Cross Roads Social Visits End Week With Local Chats

Mrs John Adams and daughters Grace Edna Adams and Virginia Lee Robinson called on Mrs Sadie Brown at Hickman. The Wright and Fountain families spent the week end with relatives in Chester and Philadelphia. Ira Williamson and son from Federalsburg visited C W Adams and family. C W Adams and J L Adams entertained Federalsburg visitors Friday. F W Fountain spent Tuesday with Edgar Fountain at Hickman. C H Parker called on Arthur Adams family Sunday. Louise Melson and boyfriend visited Thurman Fountain. Paul of Pennsylvania was supper guest of C W Adams. W I Hubbard improved his home by painting it.

John Adams Grace Edna Adams Virginia Lee ‘Robinson Sadie Brown F. W. Fountain Edgar Fountain Hickman C. H. Parker Arthur Adams Louise Melson Thurman Fountain Mr. Paul Pennsylvania C. W. Adams al Handy J. L W. I. Hubbard

Deaths and community news from Ridgely weekly

Mrs Ida Imler died Wednesday morning after a years long illness. She was born June 11 1855 in Imler Pa married to George H Imler in 1873 in Bedford Pa lived near Ridgely forty five years. Survived by four daughters and four grandchildren. Funeral at St Pauls Church. Also notes Claude Davis born July 17 1875 died at sister’s home after war service and work as printer. Luncheon planned by local churches and county federation meeting downtown. Election time and community club notes fill the rest of the column.

Ida Imler Maple Avenue Imler George H. Imler Bedford Ridgely Willing Workers’ Sewing Circle J St. Paul's Otis Wharton Imler Wharton Elmira Kate James Hollidaysburg Davis Kauffman Osterburg St. Paul's Church H. F. Hafer J. J. Ivison J. D. Davis A. G. Koenemann Paul Hoffman Ernest Jones J. Mulford Swing Greensboro Claude Glanding Davis Norman Wilson Davis Co. L Maryland Caroline Sun W. W. Goldsborough Beauchamp Henry Wilkinson Catholic Trade School For Clayton Philadelphia Inquirer Unity In Christian Service Caroline Hutchinson Elsie Matthews County Federation Japan H. E. Stahl Claymont Del Ladies’ Aid Society Charles Dean R. G. Dean Ada Matthews Stella Matthews Ruth Baney Sussex N. J Nellie Long Grace Willis Camden Clarence Chissler Haddon Heights Arthur Sculley Elizabeth Newport George Kype Edna May S. G. Collister E. F. Pearsaul Larry Abbott Upper Darby Stanley Zweckbronner Stanley Jr Chatham J. M. Swing Edw. Bowman Harry Dodd Marie Dodd Ebby Westover Kenneth Corbett Adam Holsinger Neffsville L. S. Matthews Ada Stella Mable Viola Jones Valley Forge Longwood Gardens Olin Porter Harford Porter Philadelphia H. Porter Catherine Harrold Brookline Mass J. H. MccNicoll Pass-a-grille Fla J. Applebaum Baltimore Applebaum C. D. Lynch O. B. Reed Tolchester

Rural Women’s Short Course At College Park Maryland

The Rural Women’s Short Course runs June 13 to 18 in College Park open to any Maryland woman. A moderate fee covers day lectures and demonstrations in clothing, home management, nutrition, and more with special topics like 4-H leader training and English. Evening music and a Washington trip by busFriday. Contact Bessie M. Spafford, Denton, for details. The Smithville Community Club met April 19 with good attendance and visitors. Hair care demonstration by Mrs. Eva Lyden and Mrs. Pearl Smith followed committee reports and refreshments. Tuckahoe Homemakers Club sets next meeting May 5 at Mrs. Thomas Clopper’s home.

College Park Maryland Washington Bessie M. Spafford Denton Smithville Sunshine Committee Eva Lyden Pearl Smith John Adams Della Brown Tuckahoe Homemakers Club Thomas Clopper

Evangelistic Plea for Restoration Continues in Greensboro

The Gospel Services in the Old Theatre Building Greensboro proceed nightly except Saturdays as Church of Christ sponsors seek restoration of the early church. Evangelist Hastings from Jersey City conducts sessions through May 1 with 10:30 am 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm services, inviting all to attend.

Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Gift Week of Visits

Mr. and Mrs. Chas Jarrell and Mr and Mrs Joseph Eaton with daughters hosted and visited friends across Washington and Pittsville. Mrs Jarrell stayed a week for the fourth congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Several outings included Rev C W Spry and Mrs Spry, Diane Duffey, Laura Virginia Fleming, and Elizabeth Evans with Mary Elizabeth Rathell visiting Baltimore.

Chas. Jarrell Joseph Eaton Depew Duffey Washington Diane William Meredith Mt. Airy Meredith Elizabeth Evans Edwin Gale Wilmington Everett Gale Kline Helen Smith Alma Clark Gladys Gale Mary Elizabeth Rathell Baltimore

Local Residents Share Sunday Visits Across Town

Mr and Mrs Harry Willoughby of Longwoods spent Sunday with Jim Reese and Emma Reese and Algie Willoughby. Walter McCarty visited his sister Lizzie Miley ill at James Miley’s home. Ralph McMahan and son Darcey of Preston spent the evening with Joseph Worm. Carl Worm visited Harry and Ralph McMahan and their households. Fred Quidas entertained relatives from Washington Baltimore and Preston. Charlie Perry and daughter visited Charlie Hopkins. Charles Christopher of Bethlehem visited Alonzo Willoughby. Mrs Michael Hessler and child visited her aunt and uncle Alonzo Willoughby. Blanche Perry and daughter Aleen visited her parents at Cannons Delaware last Saturday. E Dukes had friends from Baltimore visiting.

Harry Willoughby Longwoods Jim Reese Emma Reese Algie Willoughby Walter McCarty Carl Worm Harry McMahan Ralph McMahan Fred Quidas Washington Baltimore Preston Charlie Perry Charlie Hopkins Charles Christopher Bethlehem Alonzo Willoughby Michael Hessler Little Con Blanche Perry Aleen Cannon's Del E. Dukes

Queen Anne Social Round Reports Baltimore Grand Session

Mrs Horace Morgan attended the fortieth Annual Grand Session of the Order Eastern Star of Maryland at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore. Attendees included Rev J M York and Mrs K M Barnette at the district conference held at Asbury Church Arnold Md hosted by Rev C L Fossett. Eleanor Flowers returned to St Marys Seminary after a two week vacation with her parents. E B Lightner returned from Edinburgh Va visit with Rev and Mrs G S Lightner. Lofton Sawyer and son Pennington of Oak Ridge NC were guests of Henry Morgan. Showard Culver of Hebron and Howard Eley visited Baltimore.

Horace Morgan Baltimore Order Eastern Star of Maryland Lord Baltimore J. M. York K. M. Barnette Asbury Church Arnold C. L. Fossett Eleanor Flowers St. Mary’s Seminary Howard Flowers E. B. Lightner G. S. Lightner Edinburgh Lofton Sawyer Pennington Oak Ridge N. C Henry Morgan Showard Culver Hebron Jake Morgan Howard Eley

Dover Day Antiquities Exhibition Highlights Colonial Crafts

Dover Delaware prepares for a gala Dover Day on May seventh with an exhibit of colonial cabinet makers silversmiths and other artisans. Heirlooms from Dover families since 1684 will be shown in elegant houses with hosts in colonial gowns. The day features an outdoor pageant in front of the Legislative Hall and dancing, plus tours of historic houses gardens and interiors. Proceeds support the Dover Garden Club public works.

Dover Delaware Legislative Hall E. Paul Burkholder Kent County Dover Garden Club Henry Ridgely Charles Jarvis J. H. Hughes R. C. Walker Woodburn Frank Hall Charles L.terry China W. W. Harrington Misa Jessie Harrington Ralph Wilson George E. Dawson Cahail Sipple A. B. Richardson Ridgely Henry Ridge

Peach pudding with baked warmth and meringue option

Household hints from Ethel Hunter present a peach pudding recipe. Scald milk and pour over bread crumbs, cool, then mix in sugar eggs and nutmeg. Fold in peaches, bake at 360 degrees for 1 1/2 hours in a buttered casserole, toppings: meringue or cream.

Preston Ladies Lead County Federation Meeting in Ridgely

The Caroline County Federation of Women's Clubs met in Ridgely on April 20 with Preston delegates. Mrs. Max Chambers was elected federation president. A benefit card party raised about 14 dollars for sugar maple trees along the highway. Other club activities included a bridge tournament hosted by Mrs. Preston Osteen and plans for a May 3 meeting. Several local residents visited Endless Caverns and guests were entertained by multiple hosts. Epiphany Mission announced Sunday School at 10 a.m. and service at 11 a.m.

Caroline County Federation of Women’s Clubs Ridgely Preston G. C. Carmine Max Chambers H. M. Hollis Burton Proctor Jr W. H. Cannon John Noble Robi. Dulin W. J. Bonner County Federation Community Club T. L. Trice Jr A. T. Blades Harry Taylor J. W. Nusbaum C. Fulton Noble M. S. Goodwin Washington Carville Fleetwood Denton E. B. Blades Franklin D. Nusbaum M. and M. Line Epiphany

Youth Conference to Be Held Here at Denton M. P. Church

The Denton M. P. Church hosts the annual Youth Conference and County Church School Convention on Wednesday May 11 with 1 30 p m registration. Worship at 2 led by the Young People Council features Rev John W Harms and Lillian E McCormick.

Paper Money Hidden Lightly by Dress Form Find

A dress form tucked away in an attic contained paper money left by Mrs. Manning Merriken who used the form for a scare crow project long unused. She believes the money was placed there when in use and forgotten. Social items follow with gatherings, guests, and visits through the week.

Manning Merriken Lewis Butler Grover Porter Ogden Emmett Messenger Norwood Richard Porter Denton Thomas Smith Frank Massey Frederica Preston Abbott Dover Enoch Strannahan Jr Margaret Gullett Ida Adams Federalsburg Bernard Hopkins Thomas L. H. Thomas

Greensboro Lions Club charter night in Queen Anne's County

Greensboro Lions Club held a charter night banquet at Greens boro High School auditorium Tuesday attended by 125 from Shore towns. Program included calls to order, songs, speeches by District Governor Bert H. Piers and Judge J. Owen Knotts, and a gavel presentation. The event ended with dancing and a benediction.

Greensboro Lions Club Greensboro High School Queenstown Lions Club G. Linden Duffey America Tilghman Smith Lion R. B. Rawlings Franklin D. Day Queen Anne’s County Lion C. D. Lynch Sadlersville Quartette Lions H. L. Loreman Jr Bert H. Piers Guy Harmon King Lion G. Linden Duffey J. Owen Knotts John J. Watson Daughters of Pocahontas

Ridgely Notes Visitors and Local Gatherings This Week

The gasoline train runs all week with the mid afternoon trip about a half hour earlier. Mrs Frank Flounders entertains nephew Davis Roe of Manhattan Beach California. The Flounders visit E G Finney in Wilmington. Coleman of Galena visits daughter Mrs John Whiting. Grace Richards of Wilmington visits Ridgely. Kibler family in Dallastown Pa visited by Mrs Kibler. Marion Gillis of St Michaels spends week with sister Mrs Charles Dean. I E Mason and Viola Jones visit Philadelphia. Charles Hobbs of Baltimore visits Ridgely. P T A bake sale Saturday in library building.

Frank Flounders Davis Roe Manhattan Beach Calif E. G. Finney Wilmington Coleman Galena John Whiting Grace Richards Ridgely Frank Kibler

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