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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1933

Page

5

Local Church News and Evening Services on WEEU WRAW

The weekly notes cover Rev W E Habbart of Dover visiting the Cambridge church and being hosted by Walter Moore. Elsewhere Rev Elmer L Coblenz of Reading Pa broadcasts on WEEU and WRAW. A Reformed Sunday School picnic is set for Tolchester August 8 with transportation by Mrs Frank Simon and Mrs Mary Wharton.

W. E. Habbart Dover Rev. Habbart Walter Moore Cambridge Paul Habbart Texas Elmer L. Coblenz Second Reformed Church Reading WEEU Coblenz WRAW Reformed Church Ridgely Tolchester Transportation Committee Frank Simon Mary Wharton Albert Farrer James Willis Clara Powell Weaver Elise Roe Stephanie Ford Annie Hopkins Greensboro Shadrack Raleigh Baltmore Charley High Raleigh Nettie Arnold West Virginia Mercury Chicago Edmund Pendleton York

Community Notes and Visits From Ridgely Area

Local residents report guests and travels including Rev and Mrs Short visiting Pylesville Md and Mrs Vetch Tubman visiting East New Market sisters. A new garment factory is expected in Ridgely. The Ridgely Community Theatre is leased to a Wilmington man and will start Labor Day with pictures. Several locals and visitors from Elsmere Newport Hartly Rehoboth Centreville Jamaica and Williston are listed with weekend visits and familial gatherings.

B. Messachpors Federalschuch Cape May N. J Ridgelynes Ernest Jones Rehoboth Ridgely Wilmington Katherine Wilson Emily Ratledge Elsmere Maud Sleek J. T. Moore Norman Wilson Marguerite Holsinger Johns Hopkins Baltimore Dan Connolly Centreville A. W. Saulsbury Laura Smith Arthur Peacock Jamaica N.Y Leroy Detwiler Bobby

Harrington Area Guests and Summer Visitors

Burrsville residents and relatives gathered as Mr and Mrs J W Price hosted relatives including Frank Price and son Harry from Chester and Francis Price who spent two weeks visiting. Ladies Ruth Hobbs and Mollie Cahan joined summer guests Annie Downham and Mrs Will Simpson. In addition Leeda Dew and families from Marcus Hook Greensboro and Wingatt families enjoyed outings and visits.

Frank Price Harry Chester J. W. Price Francis Miss Marian Price Harrington Annie Downham Wyoming Mollie Cahan Will Simpson Arthur J. Baker Linwood Baker Dew Roy Speakman and Son Marcus Hook Ruth Hobbs Greensboro Isabelle Andrews Mee Vero Waltar Vnoro Ar Anid

Preston man saves child by crashing into pole in Kentucky

William T. Kelley Jr. 21 of Preston swerved to avoid a child, crashing into a telephone pole and saving the youngster’s life with only minor car damage. Mildred Sharpe 15 of Preston died, and three others were injured when their car overturned and burned after a collision with a truck at Trainer, Pennsylvania. Injured include Monroe Green 27 of Preston and Ruth Sharpe 23 and Leslie Sharpe 2 of Philadelphia. Other items report a two week Chicago trip by Noble W. Kelley, William T. Kelley Jr., and Thomas L. Trice III, Miss Louise Payne’s 20th birthday party, a marriage in Elkton, Md, and social visits in Preston. Services announced for Epiphany Mission in Preston.

William T. Kelley Jr William T. Kelley Preston Burnside Kentucky Kelley Mildred Sharpe Trainer Monroe Green Ruth Sharpe Leslie Sharpe Philadelphia Messrs Noble W. Kelley Thomas L. Trice Chicago Louise Payne Torus A. Koehler Sophie Fletcher John H. Fletcher Elkton William Thompson Atlantic City N. J Cambridge Hospital Charles Payne Louise Betty Jean John Williamson Cornelia DeWilde Salisbury Normal School Clarence Frampton Billy Epiphany Mission

Social notes and local meetings in Carroll and Caroline counties

Hobba and Wheatley families visit from White Plains and Dover while Mrs. Davis recovers at Emergency Hospital. Local residents host guests and attend picnics in Oak Orchard and Rehoboth. Caroline County retailers urged to attend August 10 meeting in Denton to discuss NRA wage and hours code. A Federalsburg meeting was held this week.

Caroline County Denton NRA Federalsburg

Longtime pastor Mrs Warren dies after lengthy illness

Federalsburg obituary for Mrs Lottie Charles Warren 47 wife of Rev B E Warren details birth near Hurlock teaching in Caroline and Dorchester counties then evangelistic ministry in New England and nationwide prior to serving East Baltimore Church of God in three periods funeral held at Ellwood Camp meeting The piece also notes Public Works funds for Caroline County including 47700 for Federalsburg parks and a Denton Salisbury boulevard project reaction from locals and a Denton 4 H bake sale at Denton parsonage on Market Street today

Lottie Charles Warren B. E. Warren Caroline County Federalsburg Idlewild Utilities Company Salisbury Denton

Social News Highlights From Denton Maryland And Nearby

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Heath D Goldsborough of Baltimore on July 28. Many locals attend family visits and trips, including Miss Mary Elizabeth Jones and John Joseph Tracy's July 29 wedding. Summer travel includes trips to the World’s Fair and Bermuda, with repeated visits to Rehoboth Beach and Ocean City. The community hosts picnics, cottage stays, and guests from Philadelphia Baltimore and Easton, with multiple residents and visitors noted.

Heath D. Goldsborough Bal Itimore Martha Winder Goldsborough T. Alan Goldsborough Denton Caroline County Thomas J. Turkington William D. Turkington Blockley Baptist Church Philadelphia Mary Elizabeth Jones William Jones John Joseph Tracy J. W. Krabill Philip W. Downes Mildred Downes Bermuda Chicago A. M. Hunter Baltimore Hoey Clark J. M. Bennett Millsboro Del Norman A. Leese Harold C. Nuttle Nancy J. Stanley Cooley Strasburg J. W. Funk S. G. Nuttle Paul H. Bowman Bridgewater Bowman Miriam Bowman Rehoboth Beach Wm. B. Cook S. K. Wolf Wilmington Georgia Towers Preston Tuckahoe Neck Margaret Krabill Pauline Replogle Paul Seese Norman Seese Thurmont Walter Sparklin Bryant Petersburg Clarke Rehoboth T. H. Wyatt and Son Orville Easton Barwick Orville’ Wyatt Robert Smith Milford Willoughby‘ Nowell Anderson’s Grove Silver Lake Williston Christ Protestant Episcopal Church J. Irwin Harwood Ocean City G. H. Rue Branford Conn Rue Jessie Parrott Raymond Eminizer John, Barwick Gorman Henry Linthicum Heights C. H. Henry Ruth Greaves Roland Butler Kemp Walls Pastorfield House South Third Street Calvert C. Merriken Tootsie Goldsborough William and Mary College I. V. Brumbaugh St. Louis B. B. Brumbaugh Elmer Orme Mary Orme Virginia Hurley Cambridge Lillian Dean Charles W. Sylvester Ruth Holsinger Suc. Leese I. R. Fleetwood Earl White Henry Culver

County wheat growers could receive 59037 in cash under plan

County officials estimate that if all Caroline county wheat growers join the Agricultural Adjustment Administration production control plan, cash adjustments for this year would total about 59137 dollars. Payments of 30 cents per bushel will be issued on domestic allotment quotas, with county quotas set at 197126 bushels based on 54 percent of county average production.

Caroline County Agricultural Adjustment Administration

Local social notes from Downes Chapel area

Henderson family and relatives visit kin in Downes Chapel and Wilmington. Local couples host and entertain over the weekend. Readers note a Dover Chicks versus Henderson baseball game tomorrow afternoon.

Wage floor set for canneries by Roosevelt plan

Washington meeting of State and Regional Canneries Associations approved a minimum wage of 80 cents per hour with exceptions for groups averaging less than 30 cents from 1921 to 1929. The General Code of the Canning Industry was filed with General Johnson on July 30. Public hearings will follow in about ten days and then take effect. The Tri-State Packers Association, joining Maryland Delaware and New Jersey canners, led a large delegation.

Washington Roosevelt General Johnson Tri-State Packers’ Association Maryland Delaware New Jersey

Reverend Nugent Leads Communion Service on Sunday

Rev T L Nugent spoke from the book of 1st Kings during a Holy Communion service on Sunday. He will depart this week for a month of vacation and summer school. Relatives and guests including Master Henry Detwiler Jr and sisters Roxanna and Elizabeth of Ridgeley visited Memory Lane and other locals.

T. L. Nugent Bro. Nugent Henry Detwiler Jr Roxanna Elizabeth Ridgely A. G. Gelletly Wm. A. Wheeler Charlotte Lam Baltimore Margaret Uhler Memory Lane Hugh Allen Newark Del O. G. Hignatt Irvin Bennett Denton Minnie Todd Rehoboth Beach

Harmony Miss Mildred Gadow Returns From Sister’s illness

Harmony Miss Mildred Gadow has returned home after a week with her sister Mrs Claude Todd who has been sick but is improved. Many relatives visited and all wish Calvin Todd a speedy recovery. Lawrence Flaharty and Roberta Handy wed last Saturday. Sunday School at 10. Mrs Raymond Williamson is on the sick list.

Mildred Gadow Claude Todd Harvey Ivins Phil Troutwine Philadelphia Webyster Todd Norman Wright Audrey Lee Grayson Towers Todd Orville Morgan Calvin Todd Elizabeth Meredith Ella Todd Lawrence Flaharty Roberta Handy Hanson Todd Lester Goslin Otis Dawson Raymond Williamson

Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Jail a Fgiled Uth

Hillsboro area notes report Mrs Edgar Blades chaperoning a girls’ cottage party on Miles River with Elinor Flowers Aileen Barton Frances Sullivan Nancy Jane Kline Norma Lee Stevens Shirley Morton Anne Phelps. Nearby social visits list Dr and Mrs Depue Duffey, Catherine Skinner’s Chicago trip, and various locals visiting kin, plus a jail break attempt by three prisoners in Caroline county.

Edgar Blades Miles River Elinor Flowers Aileen Barton Frances Sullivan Nancy Jane Kline Norma Lee Stevens Shirley Morton Anne Phelps Depue Duffey Washington Chas Jarrell Rehoboth Catherine Skinner Chicago William Sherwood Swarthmore Edwin Gale Wilmington Norman Clark Lay Beaven William Short Philadelphia Ruth Rice Neavitt Rice Centreville Henley Beaven Federalsburg Margaret Towers Denton John Sharp Emma Holland Brown Thawley Burrsville Milford Kline Gladys Gale Blanche Brant New Jersey

In loving remembrance of Thomas W Bradley deceased July 6 1932

A widow Sallie E Bradley recalls the loss of her husband Thomas W Bradley one year after his death on July 6 1932. She describes a life bound by love a chain of devotion that cannot be broken by death and expresses the loneliness of living apart yet thoughts keep him near.

Thomas W. Bradley Sallie E. Bradle

Miles River Regatta Sparks High Stakes Competition

The Miles River Yacht Club regatta at St Michaels features prized trophies the Miles River Cup and Governor's Cup for speedboats and canoes. Gov Albert C. Ritchie and Mayor Howard W. Jackson will attend as guests of Commodore Thomas M. Scott, with races spanning frostbite sailboats to unlimited outboard motorboats and diverse classes. Boat owners from Chesapeake Bay and neighboring states gather amid weekend social events and a busy race schedule.

Miles River Yacht Club St. Michaels Albert C. Ritchie Howard W. Jackson Baltimore Thomas M. Scott Chesapeake Bay Area Trail Johnson Lunder

Revival to Begin at Greensboro Baptist Church

The Greensboro area news notes the Baptist Church revival starting Sunday August 6 with Rev. George Renegar of Havre de Grace Baptist Church to preach for two weeks. Renegar and J. C. Ledbetter have led four meetings in three years at Renegar’s churches. Community notices include local travels, visits, and weekend outings of residents and relatives from Durham Baltimore Norfolk and Wilmington with several names and places mentioned.

the Baptist Church George Renegar Havre de Grace ‘Baptist Church Renegar J. C. Ledbetter A. P. Morris and Sons Paul and Gary Ivy Shockley Durham N. C Philadelphia Margaret Weaver Isaac Pearson Tolchester Beach Anna Pearson Baltimore Genevieve Price Church Home and Infirmary Olin Price Anna Wieneke Charles Miller Susie McClaine Hebron Messrs Henry Frank Medford Susie Ford Mary Jackson Ruth Jackson Ralph Pritchett Jackie Rehoboth Charles Paige Effa Lowe Wilmington Harvey Porter The Baptist Sunday School White Crystal Beach Hilda Weaver J. E. Weaver Laura Hastings Mable Hastings Andrew Faulkner Claymont Del J. R. Meekins Virginia Luff John Luff Elsie Mary Briggs W. Thomas Thornton and Sons Leipsic Geo. Mitchell West Grove

Bird Feed Patch Urges Buckwheat to Attract Birds

Farmers are urged to plant buckwheat in cornfields as a bird feed patch to attract birds and reduce weed seeds and insects. Small patches along field edges suffice, with strips left until spring 1934 to provide wildlife cover and food. The note also lists recent visits of several local residents and travelers.

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Local Department Rhgely Wilbur Hornsby and Sons David Strite Margaret Sparks Manoah Virgie Sparks Mont Wiley Smyrna Gana Perit Lei Steenham Matthews Mrs. Wiley Robert Reynolds Boothwyn Henry Friedel Wm. Bullock M. K. Newnam White’s Shiloh Hillsboro F. W. Kirwan Board Walk Dorchester Avenue Smyrna Marian Betty Goodwin Frank Foster Broadway Milton S. Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church Anna Marie Howard John Henry Fisher T. J. Turkington Methodist Protestant’ Church Hickman Warren Elwood Hitchens Katherine’ Helen McCauley Bridgeville Lawrence Franklin Flaharty Mary Roberta Handy Easton Armory Juliaetta Henry Wm. DeFord William Foster Starr Dorothy Collison Talbot County Tri-County Queen Anne Collison Foster Ida Melvin Bloomery Church Fred Melvin Clarence Norwood Melvin Helen Melvin Eva Smith Greenwood Arthur Noble Hall Butler Victor Lynn Middletown Cheswold Russell Adams Lincoln City Christian Swartzentruber Preston Rogers James Ent Kent General Hospital Rogers Lester Thomas New Bridge Road Alexander Matthews Harry Ross Katie Knox East New Lawrence Legates Lewis Trice Cis Wallace C. Wilson W. H. Harding Ralph Brodes Donald Dent Glen ‘John Brodesdale Ariz James Robinson Wilson Fae Prospect Park William A. Wilson John E. Smith Armstrong County Claude Thompson Matthews Mary Dorothy Porter Cresswell Peyton Thompson Harry Blades Carlton Marvel Mary Laird Wilson Farm Charlie Blades Orland Blades Ed. Stephens CG. N. Fountain Ell. Preston Stella Matthews Wisconsin Alva Blades Arizona T. C. Cahall Ridge Anah Carroll Bethlehem John Moore Miss Christine Moore Near Hobbs Elmer Evans John Parris Christian Science Monitor Leeda Wingatt Short Jane Irene Betterton J. M. Swing Emil Rosenast Merchantville Betty Jane Jack Fountain Annie Bromley New York City Hanna Gibson Delmar Charles Stevens Son Airs Frank Kibler Kaylor Christana Elmer Hoffman Jay Hobba Elmer Walters White Plains N. Y James H. Wheatley J. W. Wheatley F. E. Davis W. E. Hubbard Paul Moore Christine and Allen J. A. Billings George Blades L. H. Thomas James H. Hardesty F. N. Smith Esther Sue M. E Market Street Henderson T. A. Montague Montague Annie Moore Downes’ Chapel Ruth Hazel Gruwell Laura Gruwell J. G. Lynn L. M. Jones Shiloh Camp Dover Chicks Carlton Pratt Pearl Evelyn Walls Edith Melvin Katherine Montague John Fuller Catherine Melvin Charles Cartwright Richardson Park Roscoe Clough William Anderson Wallace Jones Norman Seward Susan Jones Laura Stubbs Farmington Mary Griffin Tuckahoe Helen Chaires Frances Helen Sullivan Peggy Gibson Florence Moore Eleanor Flowers Juanita Elizabeth Howard John Chaires Jr Billy Chaires Junior Gibson Catherine Mullikin Holland William Holland George Moore Elizabeth Lynch Josephine Blades Bernard Sparks Frank Fleming Walter Callaway Harry Clark Fletcher Clark W. C. Stevens H. B. Logan Rowlandsville B. H. Ruthley Horace Morgan John, Chaires Bernard Messix Geo. Moore Chester Barto Wilkinsburg Herbert Stayton Vern Jussiter Washington, D. C St. Paul’s Church Howard Flowers Frank McKee Pegry Boyles Cordova Jake Gibson Edwin Seward Church Hill Sheriff Tarburton Russel Stokly Howard Walker Seward Boy J. K. Cushwa State Highway Police Memoriam Oscar Nichols and Sons E. Lee Le'compte Wesley Honey Harry Hemmons Yorkdale Cherryvale Helen Hagadone Lee Mitchell Louise Beauchamp Madge Thomas C. O. Starkey Sadlersville D. T. Swing Fred Flounders Newspaper Hal Hlye
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