Ready-made glider covers and home goods ad
The Local Department lists ready-made covers for your glider at 2.95 and a complete stock of floor coverings from M. K. Newnam. Also promotes Perfection Hot-water heaters and Bucket-a-Day stoves. Offers Frigidaire units as low as $5.00 per month and advises wrapping melons in Patapar to prevent odor contamination.
Social News: Weddings and Visits Across Denton and Surrounds
Miss Josephine Dyar wed Theodore Orme in Yellowstone Park. Blanche Marguerite Croll married Paul Smith Van Dyke at Valley Forge. Numerous relatives, visitors, and locals from Cascade, Denton, Hickman and Long Island are mentioned. many small gatherings, birthdays, and home visits fill August social notes.
Burrrsville Residents Enjoy Ocean City Weekend
Burrrsville residents Catherine Chance Mary Wilson and Thomas Goodley joined Norris Reagan for a Sunday outing in Ocean City. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Davis Miss Anna Chance and Warren Pierce plan a weeklong tenting trip at White Crystal Beach. Mary Wilson was a recent guest of Catherine Chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Chance
Mary Wilson
Thomas Goodley
Norris Reagan
Ocean City
Lloyd Davis
Anna Chance
Warren Pierce
White Crystal Beach
Neighborhood Relief and Eastern Shore Join Forces for Children
Maryland groups commend Mrs. Wolf of Denton and Mrs. Fesmger and Centreville Women’s Club for organizing two weeks of sunshine for forty five underprivileged Maryland children. They emphasize selecting children with genuine needs, not just visible distress, and praise community cooperation that supports healthy homes and American citizenship.
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Maryland
Neighborhood Relief Association of
Baltimore
Wm. F. Wolf
Denton
Jewell H. Fesmger
Women's Club of
Centreville
Neo
Neighborhood Relief of
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Benedictine Attendance
About seventy Sisters of the Benedictine Order attend summer school at St. Gertrude's Academy near town. Notes cover the mother superior, Miss Collins death in Paterson, and multiple social visits, travels, and local events including fire at Sparks' station, gatherings in Rehoboth, and visits from Baltimore, Wilmington, and Philadelphia.
Maryland appoints county relief boards for direct aid
State relief administrator Harry Greenstein names county welfare boards to oversee direct relief funding from State and Federal sources and to handle old age pension referrals. Eastern Shore appointees include chairmen J Roland Chaffinch Cecil Pierre N LeBrun Dorchester Edgar S Hubbert Kent G Els worth Leary Queen Annes Thomas C Cruikshank Talbot Julian Trippe Wicomico Brady J Dayton Worcester Jesse Goodman and others.
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Maryland
Harry Greenstein
Caroline
J. Roland Chaffinch
Irvin Brumbaugh
T. Olin Ford
Harvey Long
Calvin D. Lynch
John T. Sechmick
J. Frank Lane
Cecil
Pierre N. LeBrun
F. W. Clapp
R. C. Dodson
Joseph R. Grant
Gore Jenkins
Carol Short
Mauldin Lum
Dorchester
Edgar Bradley
Edgar S. Hubbert
Russell Jones
William F. Jones
L. Thurman Phillips
Alton Spear
George D. Holder
Kent
G. Elsworth Leary
Thomas C. Cruikshank
Harry Hill
Russell L. Bates
Sidney Turner, Jr
Fred G. Asilton
Morris Bramble
Queen Anne’s
Harry Bishop
William E. Denny, Jr
S. E. W. Friel
William H. Good
Philip H. Thompson
W. Rogers Wilson
Charles I. Boyle
Talbot
Julian Trippe
C. H. Bradley
Arnold Huntman
L. V. Johnson
Samuel E. Shannahan
J. Russell Summers
William J. Shortall
Wicomico
Brady J. Dayton
Fred Adkins
W. D. Gravenor
Louis Tilghman Lambert
M. Clifford Smith
Arthur E. Williams
Walter Farlow
Worcester
Jesse Goodman
Clarence E. Baker
Walter Dennis
E. W. Marshall
Raymond McGee
Frank Sacca
Charles L. Mason
Adams Cross Roads Club Notes and Family Visits
Mrs. John Adams and sister Edna attended the R. W. S. C. Club at Mrs. Zora Nuttle’s home with dessert after a business hour. The last Aid meeting with Rev. and Mrs. Dennis will pause until October when hosts return at the Smithville clubhouse. Visitors include Walter Adams and D. F. Johnson’s group at Rehoboth, baby girl born to Arthur Cannon, Virginia Lee Robinson visiting grandparents, and several local visits with Hepnie Johnson and Gloria Mae Johnson. No Bloomery services in August.
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John Adams
Edna
Virginia Lee Robinson
Blaine Bullock
R. W
S. C
Zora Nuttle
Dennis
Smithville
Walter Adams
D. F. Johnson
Crolla Johnson
Rehoboth
Arthur Cannon
Hepnie Johnson
R. F. Adams
Charles Johnson
Gloria Mae
Bloomery
Henderson Student To Tour New England Canada Then Nova Scotia
Miss Olivia M. Coffin and fellow teachers from Trenton New Jersey State Teachers College plan a summer trip through New England and Canada with final destination Nova Scotia. After returning they will spend time at their Henderson home.
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Olivia M. Coffin
Trenton
N. J
State Teachers College
New England
Canada
Nova Scotia
Henderson
J Frank Booth longtime De Laval supervisor dies in Washington
J Frank Booth 59 a former Emerson and Sunnyside resident and 25 year sales supervisor for De Laval Company of New York died last Tuesday August 6 at his home in Washington DC after health failed him a year. He was a native of Talbot county and left Denton for milk farming before joining De Laval. Survived by wife Elsie Saulsbury and four children, two sons Wilbur and James and two daughters Mrs Robi H McNeil and Mrs Margaret Davis. Funeral held Thursday in Ebenezer Church Easton with interment in Spring Hill cemetery. Pallbearers were six nephews.
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J. Frank Booth
Washington, D. C
de Laval Company
New York
Mr. Booth
Talbot County
Emerson Farm
Denton
Sunnyside
W. A. Cawley
Alexander
Sarah McDaniel Booth
St. Michaels
W. R. McDaniel
Western Maryland College
Alice McDaniel
Easton
Elsie Saulsbury
J. Frank Saulsbury
Mr. Saulsbury
Wilbur H. Booth
Roanoke
James F. Booth
Lynchburg
Robi. H. McNeil
Blacksburg
Margaret Davis
Atlanta
Alexander Booth
Baltimore
W. Alonzo Willis
Ebenezer M. E. Church
J. Harry Wright
Dr. Ridgely
Washington
Spring Hill Cemetery
Floyd F. Booth
Marion R. Willis
John W. Henry
Roger, Saulsbury
Francis Ewing
Wilmington
Del
Twentieth Century Club News Hosts Share Summer Gathering
The Twentieth Century Club met July 24 at Mrs. D. M. Cheezum’s porch overlooking the Choptank river with Miss Marie Perry as co host. Members discussed 4 H rally prep at Garland Park and praised Helen Spies for biscuits winning first in the Preston 4 H group. The group supported Miracle House with a county federation donation and planned a Denton Ball Jar Canning Contest exhibit.
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D. M. Cheezum
Choptank River
Twentieth Century Club
Cheezum
Marie Perry
Effie Davis
Garland Park
Helen Spies
Preston
College Park
County Federation
Miracle House
Kentucky
H. A. Spies
David Grayson
Rebecca Voshell
Denton
Dorsey Coulbourne
John Engerman
Edna Patrick
Denton church notices schedule August and September
Regular Denton M P Church services Sunday schedule includes 9 45 Sunday School 10 45 morning worship with sermon and 6 pm evening service led by Rev Milton S Andrews. Church to be closed last two Sundays in August and resume September 1. Christian Endeavor at 7 15 led by Miss Emma Turkington. Tuesday church meeting with covered dish supper at 7. Offerings to orphanage at High Point N C. midsummer Christmas tree program at 8. Epiphany Mission Preston Holy Communion and sermon at 9 am. Quote by Elbert Hubbard follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Emma Turkington
Church
High Point
N. C
Epiphany Mission
Preston
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Observes Social Visits
Whitby wife of Nash Whitby honored at Methodist Episcopal Church South Queen Anne service led by church pastor assisted by Rev H E Uhrig of Denton Pilgrim Holiness Church. Many locals and visitors listed in a lively social notes column detailing weekend trips, dinners, and greetings across Salisbury Dover Newark and Ocean Grove.
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Margaret Whitby
Nash Whitby
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Queen Anne
H. E. Uhrig
Pilgrim Holiness Church of
Denton
Elwood Fleming
Laura
Virginia
Gladys Gale
Naomi Holland
Louise Gray
Ocean Grove
Fleming
A. C. Bushey
Baltimore
P. G. Tarburton
Easton
A. N. Merrick
Trappe
Clara Thompson
J. Norman Clark
Rose May Kelso
University of Delaware
Blanche Brant
Pearl Sparklin
Salisbury
Garrettson Smith
Carney’s Point
Edgar Blades
Johns Hopkins
Delmar
Marion Sherwood
Houston Russum
Albert Cahall
Sermon and social notices from Queen Anne area church event
Dr John Paul Tyler will preach his last sermon as presiding elder of the Baltimore District on Sunday evening with the fourth quarterly conference afterward. Morning sermons by Mr Fossett, Pauline Epistles studies, Life Saving class, nearby visitors, and multiple family social events fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul Tyler
Baltimore
Fossett
Elizabeth Lightner
Wye Landing
Howard Culver
Hebron
Jake Morgan
Chester Barto
Edgewood
Henry Morgan
John Barto
Cordova
Madge
Dorothy Jump
Fred Jump
Centreville
St. Paul's Church
Church House
Alyce
Bobby
G. G. Oliver
Hyattsville
C. L. Fossett
Laura Knotts
Hartford
Jake Sneed
Williston Social Mix With Kin and Friends
Mr and Mrs E S Hignutt and daughter Mary Louise spent Sunday with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Preston Davis at Federalburg. Master Roland Wheatley and brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Wm Love visit Wilmington. Mrs M P Allen returns home after a few days with daughter Mrs Gilbert Hignatt. Mr E G Hood and nephew Mr Howard Harrow, guests of Mrs Wm Uhler, return to Indianapolis. Mrs Jennie Crane and daughter entertain Miss Christine McNeal and Master LeVerne McNeal of Denton.
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E. Hignutt
Mary Louise
Preston Davis
Federalsburg
Roland Wheatley
Wm. Love
Wilmington
M. P. Allen
Gilbert Hignatt
E. G. Hood
Howard Harrow
Wm. Uhler
Indianapolis
Jennie Crane
Christine McNeal
LeVerne McNeal
Denton
Schulke and Lord Attend Harrington Fair
Mr and Mrs T C Schulke Jr Mr N William Schulke and Miss Myrna Lord R N of Philadelphia attended the Harrington Fair on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Schulke Jr
N. William Schulke
Myrna Lord
R. N
Philadelphia
Firemen Social and Area News in Preston
The Preston Firemen held a Thursday evening meeting with Mrs. Clara Payne singing and Misses Betty and Jean Patchett dancing under Mrs Jack Lattemus. A wedding June 6 at Valley Forge joined Paul VanDyke and Blanche Croll of Hickman Md. Community members and visitors from Jenkins Ky Cincinnati Ohio Shelby Mich Easton Ocean City Rehoboth and Harrington attended events and weekend outings.
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Preston
Clara Payne
Betty
Jean Patchett
Oliver Wright
Jack Lattemus
Art
Valley Forge
Paul VanDyke
Blanche Croll
Hickman
VanDyke
Provident State Bank
Miss Croll
Preston High School
Richard Trice
Richard Jr
Jenkins, Ky
Myra Due
Kathryn
Cincinnati
Ohio
T. L. Trice
Erwin Anderson
Hayward Dean
Phillip Stewart
Easton
Patty
J. A. Reidy
Ocean City
S. W. Berry
Rehoboth
James Crauss
Howard Rash
Helen Smith
Spence
Miss Owens
Barnes
Alva Lee Hollis
Rebecca Blades
Emaline Wright
N. H. Fooks
Mountain Lake Park
Marker
Holden
Elmer Flaharty
Harrington Fair
Harry Taylor
Grace Covey
Atlantic City
N.J
Mary Ledman
Hurlock
Card Club
McAllister
Kentucky
Douglas Fooks
J. W. Noble
H. M. Hollis
Rehoboth Beach
Junior Wright
Local Weddings and Visits Highlight Goldsboro News
Miss Mildred Shockley and Mr. Galloway of Ridgely wed at M E South parsonage with Rev H M Waters officiating and plan to live near Ridgely. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Harry Saunders of Washington DC and Mr and Mrs Wm Ogle of Wilmington. A heavy storm caused five horses to be struck dead near town. Miss Bess Jarrell underwent surgery in Baltimore and is recovering well. Others hosted or visiting include the Cartwright family, Betty Smith at Rehoboth, Howard Jarman of Berlin, Maud Gottwall and sister, Florence Byrd of Philadelphia, and Mrs Sellick of Pennsylvania. The M E South Sunday School held its Tolchester picnic. attendees included many locals and New York visitors.
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St. Gertrude’s Academy
Town
Margaret Mary
Mabel Collins
Ridgely
Paterson
N. J
Collins
A. L. Sigler
Ridgely Fire Company
Sparks
Oakland
Louise Meredith
Betty Guslang
Burlington
Bryan Meredith
Clarence Andrews
James Lane
Philadelphia
Sallie Ludlow
Baltimore
Hevalow
Rehoboth
Lulu Hevalow
Elijah Luff
Molly Rickards
R. E. Fountain
Emma Jackson
Viola Jones
Ada Matthews
Edna Detwiler
Theodore Gelletly
Williston
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Ida Mason
Helen
City Point
Mason
T. Frank Seward
Dorothy
Virginia Holsinger
Eleanor Taylor
Irma Harrington
Margaret
Joyce Saulsbury
A. J. Evans
Grand View Heights
Anna Evans
Pittsburgh
Franklin Stayer
J. A. Richard
Leroy Smith
G. Massey
Dover
Arthur J. Richards
Arthur Beaven
J. M. Ludwig
Fred Friedel
Fred Jr
Virginia
Wildwood
Alan Temple
Alan Jr
Fort Lee
New York City
Mary Laird
Edward Stephens
Bertie Smith
Emma Turner
Ruthsiburg
Jewell Smith
Wilmington
Edward McPherson
Dickerson
Snow Hill
Josephine Herzog
Butch Haviland
T. L. Day
Charles Herzog
Samuel Thomas
Madge Thomas
Leroy Detwiler
Bobby
Paul Hemmons
Doris Moore
Walter Moffett
Centreville
Methodist Sunday School
Tolchester
Frank Flounders
Lewis Roe
Plymouth
Hannah Freeman
George Cohce
Lebanon
Del
Mary Frances Bickling
Colorado
Teressa Fountain
A. O. Saulsbury
Harvey Holsinger
Mildred Shockley
Mr. Galloway
M. E. South
H. M. Waters
Harry Saunders
Washington, D. C
Wm. Ogle
Elbert
Elbert Saunders
Sam Connelly
Near Town
Bess Jarrell
Union Memorial Hospital
Virgie Cartwright
Anne
Dallas Cartwright
Preston
Betty Smith
Howard Jarman
Berlin
M. E. Jarman
Maud Gottwall
Howard Shockley
Florence Byrd
Noble Dhue
Sellick
Pennsylvania
John Wright
John Sylvester
New York
Harrington
Susan Milby
Alice Elliott
Citizens Urged to Take Personal City Responsibility
A newspaper urges readers to stop blaming others and to act locally. It emphasizes individual accountability for safe traffic, honest politics, and supporting business growth, warning against boasting and empty schemes. The piece calls for practical, plain speaking and self improvement.
Greensboro area social and travel notices and visits
Mrs. Mary Russell and granddaughter Anna Jane Morgan return home after visits with the Wyatts in Philadelphia and a ten day trip to White Sulphur Springs West Virginia and Goldsboro North Carolina. A fishing party on Delaware Bay yielded 176 trout and croakers. Numerous local visits span Clayton Goldsboro Folsom Philadelphia Washington Easton Ocean City and Cape Charles with relatives friends and coworkers attending events and travels.
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Mary Russell
Anna Jane Morgan
Wyatt Lancaster
Philadelphia
Mrs. Lancaster
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Goldsboro
N. C
Virginia
Russell
S. J. Richner
Arnold
Tommie
Folsom
Robert Davenport
The
Pet Milk Co
Greensboro
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Davenport
Washington
James Ross
Marion Cole
Jesse Schirler
Charles Barrett
Oliver Wilkins
Easton
John H. Lankford
National
Department ,of Labor
Washington, D. C
John Wyatt
L. I. Jones
H. T. Langmaid
Anne Anthony
Denton
Otis Wooleyhand
Mary Catherine
Paul
Elwood
Wooleyhand
Grace
Mary Ross
Harrington Fair
Bastian
Josephine
William Briggs
Warren
Ocean City
A. L. Chaplain
Jean
Portsmouth
Fifer
W. W. Warren
Wellsboro
H. B. Bastian
Ruthanna Kinnamon
Marcus Hook
Alfreda Blackburn
Kenneth Bostic
Chester
William Sipple
Noble Wooleyhand
Ice Cream Social Planned by Choptank Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of the M. P. Church at Choptank met on the 6th at Mr and Mrs Roland Chambers home. They decided to hold an ice cream social on Tuesday the 13th with home made ice cream cake sandwiches and lemonade on sale. The public is invited to attend and support a good cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Church
Choptank
Roland Chambers
Reverent Associate Thought Prompt
An aphoristic line urges aligning associations with loftier thoughts. The quote by Thoreau invites a disciplined, elevated mindset guiding daily reflection and conduct.
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