Fisner Club Hosts Exchange and Plans Farmers' Picnic
The Twentieth Century Community Club met on the 4th at Mr and Mrs Edward Lances home with good attendance including visitors and a Saltnewstown delegation. Next meeting is at Bethlehem on the 17th an all day affair with lunches. Reed work demonstrations and dolls from the tar heel state are planned for the Concord picnic on the 19th refreshments sold in a separate tent.
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Edward Lance
saaltnewstown Club
Bethlehem
Concord
Twentieth Century Club Federation Picnic At Choptank Park
Friday’s Denton Journal notes the Twentieth Century Federation picnic on August 29 at Choptank Park with greetings from Mrs. Dulin and Miss Spafford. Mrs. Wilson presided, Mrs. Mellixcown of Camden read, and Miss Spence gave a welcome address in the afternoon workout.
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DENTON JOURNAL
DENTON
MARYLAND
Twentieth Century booth
Federation
heing
Choptank Park
Dulin
Twentieth Century Club
Wilson
County Federation
Mellixcown
Camden
Del
Fire destroys dwelling on G Lacy But ley farm Harmony
A house on the G Lacy Butler farm near Harmony was burned Sunday afternoon with origin undetermined. Local notices list five candidates for Democratic State Central Committee including Robert Jarrell Sr and Charles Harrison. Wheatley family to hold seventh annual reunion August 18 at Wheatley Church with Rev. Bailey and Rev. Wheatley as speakers and a noon lunch. visitors bring their own lunches. Mr and Mrs T R Clevenger and daughter Doris Lillian visited from Collingswood over the weekend. Clevenger formerly Maud Butler of Denton.
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G. Lacy Butley
Harmony
Democratic State Central Committee
Board of Election Supervisors
Robert Jarrell, Sr
Charles B. Harrison
T. Clayton Horsey
W. Foster Clark
Harry T. Moore
Alda P. Whitby
J. Clan Clark
Del
Lena Wheatley
Eldorado
Evelyn Hastings
Galestown
John T. Bailey
Delmar
Melvin E. Wheatley
Denton
Paul P. Truitt
Sharptown
Aaron Statum
East Main street
T. R. Clevenger
Doris Lillian
Collingswood
N. J
Clevenger
Maud L. Butler
Dorothy Isabel Rawlings to Wed Charles Wilson Jackson
Mr and Mrs H Claude Rawlings of Greensboro announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Isabel to Mr Charles Wilson Jackson on Saturday August 21 at 1 o clock. Also notes guests and family visits of various individuals in Plaindealing Easton Baltimore Philadelphia and Collingswood New Jersey.
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Delaware Memorial
eastern seaboard
U. S. Steel
American Bridge Company
Newcastle
Delaware
New Jersey
H. Claude Rawlings
Greensboro
Dorothy Isabel
Charles Wil
son Jackson
Wheatley Holmes
Easton
J. R. Cowman
baby
Baltimore
Miss Dukes
Plaindealing
John Savage
Alexine Williams
Philadelphia
John Chaffinch
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