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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1936

Page

5

Local notices and sales from Denton community pages

Denton and Caroline county items include sales of rock pullets iris roots pears and peaches, plus for rent garages and sewing shop ads. Local events feature Unity Homemakers Club weenie roast, revival services at Greensboro Methodist Church, and a Cape region highway stage construction update. Also reports on sharks sighted in bays and the Hindenburg zeppelin passing over Caroline.

The Journal Denton Newnam Unity Homemakers Club Garland Lake Clarence Wright Franklin Street A. T. Morris Delmarva Peninsula Boston Charles HL. Steelman Belle of Georgia Elbertas T. I. Everagain Concord P. O. Denton Old Methodist Church Main Street Greensboro Nellie Louella Holden Dover Del P. F. Elliott and Son Daver Caroline County Preston Federalsburg American Weekly Baltimore Sunday American Bowers Beach Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania New Jersey John Laird Philadelphia Liden Hobbs Phillips Brothers of Salisbury Tabernacle Taylor's Woods Denton Road Charles A. Bailey Lester C. Bailey Chesapeake Delaware Bays Delaware Bay Chesapeake Bay Reck Hall Caroline Washington Lakehurst Max Seimeling Douglas Fairbanks

Birthday party for Nancy Jean Strong and social notes

Nancy Jean Strong celebrated her sixth birthday with a pink themed party for friends, featuring games and a trapeze, plus ice cream and cake. The social column lists numerous visitors and guests traveling from Denton, Red Lion, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and beyond, including relatives and friends visiting in August.

Church Notices for Denton Area Aug 16 Services

The Denton M E Church and Epiphany Mission Preston announce Sunday services August 16 with Rev. M S Andews and schedule details. Masses listed for St Elizabeths Den ton and St Benedicts Ridgely on Aug 15 and 16. confessions at St Benedicts Sunday morning. Church reopens Sept 6 after vacation.

Denton M. E M.S. Andews Selo Epiphany Mission Preston

Dukes and Sipple Hosts In Centreville Visit

Greensboro residents Mr and Mrs Fred Dukes of Centreville and Mr and Mrs William Sipple hosted visitors. Mrs Evelyn Stevenson of Wilmington is spending the week with relatives in town.

Fred Dukes Centreville William Sipple Evelyn Stevenson Wilmington

Fresh Air Visitors From Baltimore Arrive in Denton

Twenty one Baltimore children aged five to eleven arrive in Denton on August 3 for a two week stay to help them cope with winter. Local donors and volunteers from Baltimore and Denton provide hosting homes, meals, and activities including swimming at Garland Lake and free movies at Dentonia Theatre.

Baltimore Denton Clara Hitchcock Milton S. Andrews Mary Melvin Martha Beck Josiah Beck D. O. George E. G. Cooper Mattie M. Smith Edna Shipman J. Roland Chaffinch John Ricards E. Paul Knotts J. Owen Knotts Harry H. Nuttle Frank Nuttle Lawrence Lynch C. P. Dunning William Nuttle Wesley Thawley DeWeese Carter Women’s Eastern Shore Society Hillsboro Lawnace Moore Charles Howard William Brown R. T. J. Garey Lorace Good William Chambers Benjamin Lawless William Garey Garland Lake Mellitt Dentonia Theatre Louis Welly Mittie M. Smith William Wolf

Democratic Women to Meet at Tydings Estate Rally

The largest gathering of Democratic women in Maryland is planned for Saturday September 5 on the lawn at Oakington, the Bay-side estate of Senator and Mrs Mil lard E Tydings. Leaders from multiple clubs will attend and national speakers are expected to urge mobilization for the coming campaign.

Maryland Oakington Millard E. Tydings Mary N. Duvall United Demoocratic Womens Club of E. Blanche Phillips Democratic Womens Clubs of Baltimore Ethel Lorentz Democratic Womens Luncheon Club Ethel Heller James G. Whiteley Lawrence B. Fenneman Young Democraticg Clubs Annie E. Elliott Baltimore City United Democratic Womens Club Chas. FE. Roach Democratic Womens Tyding Bay Aberdeen Democratic Women of

Mrs Laura Long Dies At 74 In Henderson Parish

Mrs Laura Long aged 74 wife of Mr Davi D Long died at home after a three week illness of paralysis. She is survived by her husband and eight children Howard Long Marcus Hook Alston Long Church Will Mrs Ella Golt and Mrs Helen Fergerson Burrsville Mrs Sally Hall Church Hill George Redman Chestertown Walter T Redman Goldsboro twenty one grandchildren and one sister Mrs Adana Frampton Jacksonville Fla Funeral services were held at her late home Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock. Interment Greensboro cemetery.

Laura Long Davi D. Long Howard Long Marcus Hook Alston Long Church Will Ella Golt Helen Fergerson Burrsville Sally Hall Church Hill George Redman Chestertown Walter T. Redman Goldsboro Adana Frampton Jacksonville Fla A. TL. Travers Greensboro Cemetery Martin Bennett Elizabeth Myrtle Paul T. A. Montague Frank Kuthonek Rusell Anson Olivia M. Coffin Trenton N. J Susan Jones Wilmington

Thanks for kindness after bereavement from J D Long

The Long family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during their recent bereavement as well as for the floral tributes and the use of cars. J. D. Long, his children and sister.

J. D. Long

Weekly Ridgely News Letter Society Meeting Notes

The Methodist Ladies Aid met at the Dean home with 21 members and guests. Bake sale proceeds were reported and library and parsonage study were slated for papering. Many local residents and visitors are named in attendance and nearby events from Brethren church, club gatherings, and family visits are recorded, including travels to Rehoboth and College Park and a large number of social visits and confirmations of hosting duties.

Picnic season peaks for Maryland farmers this week

This week and next mark peak picnic season for organized Maryland farmers per C E Wise Jr, Maryland Farm Bureau secretary. Seven county gatherings are planned, most sponsored by county Farm Bureaus, with talks on progress, soil conservation, and fall plans followed by sports and Maryland fried chicken.

Maryland C. E. Wise, Jr Maryland Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Myr. Wise

Local social notes and visiting guests in Ellicott City

Ellicott City residents host and visit relatives and friends across Maryland and New Jersey. Trips include Ramsburgs with Marvin Butler, Sunshine Workers class plans, and multiple dinners and visits with families such as Habards, Bruthers, Smiths, Listers, and Ricards. Names include Hobbs Ramsburg, Lewis Butler, Marvin Butler, T Habbard, Ruth Barnes, Robert, Helen Moore, Christine and Allen, W FE Habbard, W G Holbrook, B OB Allen, Eldon Marine, Sunshine Workers, Bruther, PF ON Smith, Parker Barnes, Marcus Hook, J R Ricards, Denton, Katherine Gottlieb, Arthur Billings, James Maynard, Ziba Adams, Lester Adams, Katherine Lister, Chas Lister, Norris Satterfield, Teen Henry, Alice Adams, Evelyn Adams, Dorothy Stevens, Elmer Butler, Laurel Camp, Frederica, Winnington, Belmar, New Jersey.

Kenneth Ramsburg Ellicott City Lewis Butler Marvin Butler Ramsburg Virginia W. FE. T Habbard Ruth Barnes Robert Helen BE. Moore Christine and Allen Shernau Habbard W. G. Holbrook Maine B. OB. Allen Coottage Willside Eldon Marine Sunshine Workers Erense RR. Ashe Margaret Edythe Esther Marathon N. Y Louis Bruther R. J. Ashe PF. ON. Smith Parker Barnes Marcus Hook W. E. Hubbard J. Chathineh Frances Bennett Betty Somers J. R. Ricards Denton Arthur Billings Wilmington Katherine Gottleib FP. N. Smith Wilson Smith Federalsburg Burton Smith Richard Lister Greensboro Elmer Butler T. H. Towers New York James Maynard Belmar N. J Ziba Adams Lester Adams Katherine Lister Chas. Lister New Jersey John Spencer Flpb Stafford Norris Satterfield Dover Teen Henry Alice Adams Winnington Evelyn Adams Dorothy Stevens JR. Ricards QO. J. Chatfilleh Smith Laurel Camp Celeste Clark Frederica

Community Notes From Ridgely Area

Ridgely residents share visits with Baltimore and Rehoboth friends. Mrs Nelson Richards returns home after time with her mother in Baltimore. Alan Temple and son visited Rehoboth last Sunday and Monday. J W Grabille of Baltimore called on old friends. A G Saulsbury has been under doctor care for two weeks. Church of the Brethren women plan a bake sale Saturday. Grace Smith visited aunt Mrs Golt in Haston. J W Mitchell and Mallory Winstead visited Ocean City. H B Laird adds new paint to his house. Margaret Bailey has a new job in Dehnar. Subscribe for the Journal.

Nancy Jean Strong Patsy Cohee Phyllis Theis Betty George June Higgins Phyllis Ann Alburger Joyce Gloria Brittingham Frances Alburger Janet Pitts Lenora Neal Edith McNeal Lucy L. Iubbard Denton Arthur L. Jopp Jesse Jopp J. W. Krabill George J. Miller Red Lion J. B. Davis F. A. Greaves Walter Murphy Goldsboro CCC Mike Hemmersky Clarence Gough Washington T. Alan Goldsborough Esther Jean Kauffman Nils Helltrom Woodside Long Island N.Y Wiliam Abler E. E. Wheeler Williston Baltimore Glendora Nichols Linthicun Heights James J. Smith Wright Apartments A. B. Custer John Douglas Emily Bullock T. A. R. Strong Maryland Virginia Judson Ramsdell Starrington Mary Pastorfield Mary Bauman Ocean City Frank MckKnight Pittsburgh Edna Hobbs Caroline Redden New England Marthas Vineyard Kathleen Moore Johns Hopkins Hospital Annie Rochester J. R. Rochester Philadelphia Marc Bryant Itarry Patchett Atlantic City Josephine Mary Pippin J. Paul Fowler Starriet Burns Maidela Springs Margaret Austin A. C. Roth Jr Franklin Park Drive Ridgely Arthur Ford Wilbert Merriken T. O. Williamson Lewistown Joseph Il. Johnon J. Henry Morgan Mary King Belmar New Jersey Gilbert Ingadone Pippin M. ©. Johnson Chirchland S. M. Newton J. Frank Booth Susan Sailsbury Rehoboth Mary A. Lord Perryville Wilmington Betty Bishop Boston Marjorie Rue Georgia R. Garey Arlington Edith Smith Harrington T. Fred Johnson Francis Reynolds Cleveland Ohio Hobbs Bridge Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society Charles Dean Catherine McElwain Charles Hammond David Holsinger Grace V. Smith Ada Matthews Robert Dean N. Harrington Adam Holsinger Ernest Buckle Hunterly The Church of the Brethren Albert Fike Earl Hutchinson FP. A. Stayer Emma Wagner Thehna Bowman Roy Cherry S. S. Hoard Norman Hicks Caroline Hutchinson Elizabeth Klotz Grace Rickards Lansing Bennington Jack Jarrell Bssth College Park Caroline Ebling Hutchinson Hazel Holsinger Douglas Bennington Thurtington Wiliam Jarrell, Jr William Jones Mable Viola Jones Mary Laird Adele Thomas Della Pendleton York Warry Laird Martin Sellers Reanie Sellars Hartoch Lelman Spear Robert Wihlington Marc Jas. Wilken Palmer Walls Chester Loretta Isabel Lee Mitchell Mitchells Brother, Mr. Gilbert Hagadone Hageadone Helen Hagadone Elsie Stella Matthew Violadone Woc. T. UL G. T. Rue Walter Moore C. C. Giithth Betts Chesley West Grove Noob Harry Holsinger Anna Frances Seward Grange Liaders Fifer Richard Blackburn Harold Fountain Ronald Lane Olin Porter Burren Wilkinson Barry Abbott Upper Darby EL PL Pearsaul Laura Hardesty Winnington Heaston Pennington Proopes Heen Hoopes Oln Porter Mire Hoopes Helen Harry Troapes Rehobot William Matthews Suiymon Mont Wiley Jesse Ziegler Near College Park A. S. Thompson Paul Nett Doylestown TH. FE. Keenenan Fred Flounders Fred McDonogh’s Swing Yearant Pearsant Ambrose Robinson Elizabeth N.J Inger Richardstown Robert Lister Pennsylvania Bernard Ringold Charles Cherry BR. B. Smith Nelson Richards Alan Temple Haston J. W. Mitchell Mallory Winstead Billy Richards Hoys’ F Il Club H. B. Laird Margaret Bailey Dehnar

Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Highlights Local Visits

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Goode of Elizabethtown Pa hosted Hill sboro guests Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holland and took Carolyn Holland home after a week there. Notable visitors include Mrs. Asbury Greaves and daughters Mary Elaine and Patsy from Philadelphia. Naomi Stol land returns to work at the bank after two weeks vacation and illness. Several locals hosted and visited in Cambridge Green Point Burrsville Philadelphia Atlantic City and Tullytown with various families in attendance.

Vernon Goode Elizabethtown Ralph Holland Carolyn Holland Newton Swith Asbury Greaves Mary Elaine Edward Hemimerle Patsy Philadelphia Naomi Stolland T. Sparklin R. Alan Pennington Columbus Ohio Ella Pennington Garretson Smith Carney’s Point I. T. Sparklin G. B. Stewart Long Henderson Newton Smith Milford Kline J. Norman Clark Atlantic City Ella Jump Clara Thompson Mary Rowe Goldshare Namie Spencer Baltimore Barbara Waters Chesapeake City James Waters Tullytown

Social Roundup From Queen Anne County Homes

Queen Anne area residents share weekend visits and trips. Howard Knotts and family hosted in Chester. several dined in Ocean City and shopped in Baltimore. Many others, including the Flowers, Morgan, Sneed, Jump, Barton, Neavitt, and Mullikin families, enjoyed visits, vacations, or hosting relatives in Maryland towns such as Ocean City, Easton, Hillsboro, and Queenstown.

Local Social Notes Highlight Week End Visitors

Preston hosts Miss Hammond from Stewartstown and others including Mr. and Mrs. Geo Plumer, Miss Coleman, and Miss Hollis from Wilmington. Several families host guests, with visits spanning Ridgely, Easton, Wilmington, Philadelphia, and Atlantic City. The list includes births, illnesses, and weekend travels among Delmarva residents and neighboring towns.

Delmarva Tour Planned for August with Boston Visit

The 1986 annual Delmarva Extension Tour runs August 28 to 27 and will visit cities including New York Boston Plymouth Marblehead Neck Salem and the North Shore. More than 100 families from Maryland Delaware and Virginia are expected to participate with rail and boat travel and total expenses about 30 dollars. Reservations are urged through county agents or E L Oswald College Park.

Delmarva Boston Massachusetts E. L Oswald Maryland Oswald Delaware Virginia Delaarva Tour Association New York City Brookline Cambridge Plymouth Marbleshead Neck Salem North Shore New York del Nimr Vya W. N. Pippin Pennsylvania Railroad Delmarva Peninsula College Park New England

Bethlehem social notes mark birthdays and visits

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Todd and family celebrate Mr Todd’s seventy third birthday with relatives in Bethlehem Many visitors from Federalsburg Royal Oak and Easton areas appear in a sequence of family visits hospital updates and funeral attendance Mrs Leonard Legates and Mrs Harry Blades are noted as patients at Easton Emergency Hospital and Harvey Schuyler is listed as an Easton Hospital patient with well wishes from friends

Raymond Todd Aly Edgar Todd Dowels ‘Todd Todd Lewis Trice Federalsburg Marie Uubbard Ormund Harvey Harding Lawrence Legates Laura Long Henderson Mary Wright J. B. Todd Clara Stell Wright Leonard Legates Harry Blades Easton Wm. C. Harding Audrey George Cheezum al Easton Wa. H. Harding Martha Hubbard Cliford Carroll Anah Carroll Harvey Schuyler Easton Hospital Shirley Ann Legates Lois Bradley Trappe Naoni Blades

Bur rs ville Brief Vacation Notice For Wes ley M B Church

In Bur rs ville the Wes ley M B Church reports two Sundays without preaching as the pastor and relatives take vacation in South Carolina. Sunday School remains at 10 a m. Local social notes list visits from Roy Baker and Albert Henderson families, and other relatives from Philadelphia Chester Marcus Hook Wy oning Denton Swarthmore and Marcus Hook with various guests and returning youths.

Wesley M. B South Carolina Roy Baker Little Son Marcus Hook Alerbert Henderson Chester Edwin, Chitford Francis Baker Viola Cahall Annie Downham Philadelphia Chas. Brown Edna Cahall Wyoning Ebner Evans Ed. Kenton Frederica John Parris Dean Fountain C. N. Fountain Paul Beauchamp Harry Ramsdell Denton John Thawley Annie Chance Swarthmore John Chance Charles Larimore Clifford Baker

Farmers Picnic at Garland Lake near Denton

The Caroline County Farm Bureau sponsors an annual farmers picnic at Garland Lake two miles northeast of Denton on Tuesday August 18. The day's program includes talks by C E Wise Jr Maryland Farm Bureau secretary and J E Givans of Southern States Cooperative Richmond Virginia. At 3:00 p.m Red Cross offers diving swimming and lifesaving demonstrations. Bring lunch and enjoy fellowship.

Caroline County Farm Bureau Garland Lake Denton C. E. Wise, Jr Maryland Farm Bureau C and J. E. Givans Southern States Cooperative Richmond Virginia Red Cross

Miss Mary Ross Dies in Harrington Del at 25

Miss Mary Ross age 25 daughter of the late Charles and Delema Ross died Tuesday at 9 20 am at the home of her aunt Miss Ethel Masten in Harrington Del She had been ill for about two years and recently returned from a sanatorium She leaves one sister Mrs Julie Wix of Harrington and one brother Thomas Ross of near Mt Olive Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 15 pm at the Harrington funeral parlors Interment was in Mt Olive cemetery.

Mary Ross Charles and Delema Ross Mt. Olive Ethel Masten Harrington Del Miss Ross Greensboro Julie Wix Thomas Ross Charles McGee Sparrows Point MecGee Harry A. Roe John Letty McGee Everett Cox Maggie Steward Burlington N. J Ray Luff Luff Elsie Mae Samuel Schuyler Denton J. E. Weaver Anna Blackburn Near Town Hilda Weaver Wilmington Frank Baughley Burton Reisterstown Alfred Blackburn Lloyd Taylor Reading Alvin Edwards Anne Taylor Edwards J. F. Case Mariam Philadelphia Effa Plummer J. Olan Clark Baltimore Plummer A. G. Stufft Bedford Blair Counties Elmer Stufft Philadlphia L. E. Poole Snow Hill Poole T. F. Beauchamp Hateva Smith William Briggs Smith Simpkins Goldsboro Mabel Hastings Lacey Wilson Michael Ash Oscar Nichols Jr Wilson Samuel Jewell Quarryville Mary Ellen Draper Gilbert Armstrong Altoona Geo. Russell Milford Annie Hopkins Kenneth Austin and Sons Wellsboro Bob Brooklyn N. Y Wooters Grace E. Wooters H. B. Bastian George Josephine Levin Edge Riverside O. W. Barton L. I. Jones E. M. Noble Ocean City Harry Lerch Iarrisonburg Wilbur Carroll Smith Edwards Fifer Hospital Ridgely C. H. Stonesifer New York City Church Street Florence Stevenson Dorothy Charles Beaumont Mary Katherine Draper Rehoboth Margaret Seward Linwood Hubbard Oscar Wyatt John Meekins William Sipple

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the Local Department Tuckahoe Queen Anne Howard Knotts Mary Lillian Howard Flowers Eleanor Flowers W. F. Dickinson Robly Hackett Thomas Tackett Hackett Lottie Morgan Addie Morgan Ruth Reynolds Elizabeth Lynch Louis the 3Rd Ida Mae Sneed J. L. Sneed Madge Dorothy Jump Pocono Mountains Fred Jump Horace Morgan Elvise Earl Moward Bonnie Joyce Barton Queenstown Rumsey Mullikin Sara Grey Alan Neavitt Lucy Cooling Jeff Turlock Emma Short Harry Gibson Reginald Oak Orchard Edwin Rhodes Rath Reynolds H. B. Plummer Miss Hammond Stewartstown Geo. E. Plumer Coleman Ilollis Lee Covey Phil Wright Fenwick Island Walter Wright Robert Lee Wherry Clarkville James N. Satterfield Harry F. Whiteley Noble Kelly Celia Kelly Gordon Messick Stelen Smith Ralph Payne Elmer Fhuharty Johanny J. T. Reynolds Charlie Whiteley Manetta Willey Mary Jane Merrick Bethlehem Christian Science Monitor Tetel Anphive
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