Local ads and notices fill Denton page wide
A jumble of advertisements and brief notices lists stove stock, Frigidaire fridges, Frigidaires, and oil burning refrigerators from M. K. Newnam Denton Md. Also listed are horses for sale, tax and political notices, a dentist vacation, church service changes, cattle shipment deadlines, obituaries, a food show at M P Church, and Eastern Star summer meeting details with officers and entertainment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
M. K. Newnam
R. C. A.cunningham
S. G. Nuttle
Denton
Silver Lake
Williston
W. C. Todd
D. Ralph Horsey Hardware
M. A. Brackett
Rehoboth Beach
Journal
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Maryland
Caroline County
Thomas B. Symons
W. H. Evans
Russell Webster Todd
Hudson B
Clara Gehring Todd
Harmony
Easton
Hillcrest Cemetery
Federalsburg
M. P
Anna McClure
Nanticoke
Order of the Eastern Star
Eastern Shore Association
Ocean City
Commander Hotel
Federalsburg O. E. S
William S. Nabb
Roger Christopher
Rebecca Charles
Frances Hackett
McClure
Rena Daugherty
Crisfield
Edward, Simpson
Catherine Powell
Pocomoke City
Carrie Morgan
Queen Anne
Social News Highlights From Maryland Towns
Marital union joins Miss Susan Elizabeth Bromley of Stockton with George Carlton Powell of Berlin at All Hallows Church Snow Hill on August 8. Reception followed in Stockton and couple to reside in Berlin. Various social events, visits, and travels statewide are noted, including gatherings in Denton Rehoboth and Milford with many local families and professionals referenced.
Little Miss Elinor Towers Birthday Party in West Denton
Elinor Towers hosted a birthday party at her parents home in West Denton on Saturday August 21 from 2 to 4 PM for her seventh birthday. Guests included Shirley Cooper Mary Woodrow Frances Reed and many others who enjoyed games and refreshments. Nancy Jean Strong celebrated her fourth birthday with a party featuring games and snacks attended by several children. Mrs. Miriam Todd Middlemas and her son William B together with Mr. Middieman returned from Cuba and will soon go back to West Englewood New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Watters spent the weekend with Mrs. Shields after a Maine vacation with his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Elizabeth Bromley
Angela Stewart Bromley
Stockton
George Carlton Powell
Berlin
All Hallows Episcopal Church
Snow Hill
Mr. Powell
H. B. Powell
Ella Beauchamp
Caroline County
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Dover
Del
J. H. Summerfield
Contract Bridge
Denton
May Moffett
Philadelphia
Anne M. Lewis
M. Kemp Newnam
Calvert C. Merriken
Wilbert L. Merriken
Wright
A. T. Reichman
Rehoboth
Caroline County Poultry Association
College Park
H. H. Bieck
Preston
C. J. Kern
W. A. Cawley
W. H. Evans
M. K. Newnam
Kemp Jr
Rev
A. B. Sapp
Gainesville
Mt. Vernon
Cleve Henry
John W. Lord
Maryland University
Pauline Neighbors
Saranee Inn
Mrs
Lawrence Neighbors
Darby Road
Gorman Henry
Nelson
Baltimore
C. H. Henry
Eldred G. Hirs
White, Street & Co
duPont Building
Wilmington
Edward H. Hirs
Talmage
A. R. Strong
Nancy
Jean
Louis C. Butler
Linwood Long
Louise
Gorman
Ocean City
Jesse Spencer
Jesse Philip
Children’s Hospital
Charles G. Dukes
J. E
Chester
Helen
Elizabeth Stafford
Juliaetta Henry
M. B. Henry
Nellie Elizabeth Hignatt
Easton
Charles E. Andrews
W. Oscar Collier
B. F. Johnson
J. Lawrence Wright
John Chaffinch
Lawrence
Howard Porter
Mary Comegys
Scranton
Greensboro
Mary Kilgallen
Dorothy Nagel
Louise Dukes
Anne Lewis
Fletcher Stafford
Milford
Alda P. Whitby
Bridge
Elinor Towers
John Towers
West Denton
Shirley Cooper
Mary Woodrow
Frances
Audrey Reed
Doris Cahail
Esther Neighbors
Mary Frances
Rebecca Betton
Frances Wilson
Louise Sharp
Barbara Satterfield
Virginia
Edwina Dashields
Patsy Cohee
Charlotte Anne
Mary Alice Smith
Sarah Finn
Norman Wilson
Bobby Taylor
Mervin Towers
Junior Reed
Nancy Jean Strong
Mrs. Talmage
Louise Chaffinch
Joyce
Gloria Brittingham
Betty George
Phyllis Ann
Frances Alburger
Phyllis May Theis
Betty Higgins
Nancy Jean
Wm. B. Middlemas
Miriam Todd
William B
Middieman
Cuba
United Fruit Company
West Englewood
N. J
Seldon C. Watters
Fannie Shields
Portland
Maine
Watters
Burrlyville Social Notes and Vacation Update
Burrlyville society items record visits by Miss Mary Smith and friends from Washington and Dover, and Mr and Mrs Everett Smith hosting Sunday reception. Rev Leon Ross granted two weeks vacation with no M E parsonage services August 19 and 26. Sunday School at 10 am. unions picnicked at local farms and Oak Orchard. Several locals and visitors travel, visit relatives, or attend events including World’s Fair coverage and hospital procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Smith
Mary Smith
Locke
Washington
D. C
Edna Smith
Ashe
Dover
Del
Edgar Pearson
John Wooters
Pratt
M. E. Parsonage
Leon Ross
Union
Wesley M
R. H. Stafford
Taneytown
Elizabeth Murphy
Hobbs
Fred Lewis
Easton Hospital
Catherine Chance
Velthema Eaton
Mason Clopper
Joe Rice
Rehoboth
Josephine Blades
Mildred Stenger
Hillsboro
Brown Thawley
Chester
Swarthmore
Frank and Son
Philadelphia
Maggie Morgan
William E. Andrew and Sons
John Chance
Edward Morgan
Harvey Griffith
A. T. Garrett
Templeville Social Notes and Church Services
Templeville residents guest lists and visits from Pleasantville Columbia University Madison districts and Wilmington. Notables include Mr and Mrs Walter Crammer Miss Louise Golt and families with Bob and Jim Knotts visiting kin. Antioch M E Church announces Sunday School at 10 and sermon by Rev R G Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Crammer
Pleasantville
N. J
Tom Golt
Louise Golt
Messrs. Gurney
Roland Knotts
Katie Stafford
Mary Knotts
James Knotts
Sadlersville
R. G. Connor
Allan Stafford
Carter Hickman
Columbia University
New York City
Melva Cobb
Washington Sanitarium
Tacoma Park
Dudley Cobb
Chicago
Lou Viner
Summit
Hurlock
Herbert Knotts
Howard Griffith
Bob
Wilkinsburg
Prof
Griffith
Susan Griffith
George Butts
New York State
Howard Clark
Jim
Bobby
Salisbury
Ruth Cooper
Greensboro
Mary Kathryn Knotts
Edward Morgan
Newark
Del
Ben Raughley
Roof storms hit Ridgely home and town loses power
A Sunday lightning storm battered the Maple Avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gaitley causing large roof holes and a small attic fire. The blaze, fanned by wind and wiring, was put out. radios and bulbs burned, a window blown out, and a scorched outside radio aerial marked the damage. Across Ridgely the storm damaged electrical lines, fuses blown, and poles struck as residents and visitors faced a long night without light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Gaitley
Maple Avenue
Gaitley
Church of the Brethren
Maryland
Elizabethtown
Young People’s Conference
Pennsylvania
Young People’s Organization
Ridgely Church
Caroline Ebling
Elizabeth Cherry
Rufus Wagner
Joseph Cherry
Peach Blossom
Fairview Church
Easton
Grace Ziegler
Ridgely
Goldie Hutchison
Henry Sanger
Cordova
Rosalie Boice
Paul Fike
Raymond Fisher
Denton-Ridgely
Laura Wooters
St. Michaels
Easton High School
Wooters
Washington College
Rutgers University
New Jersey
University of Maryland
Alice Pendleton
Harry Laird
York
Edmund
Fifer
Leelan Jackson
Charles Dean
Marguerite
John Jackson
Baltimore
Frank Flounders
Newton Williams
Canada
A. O. Saulsbury
Fred Wounders
Lawrence Wilson
J. F. Reynolds
John
Philadelphia
Earl Hammond
Wilmington
Herbert Hammond
Stephen Redden
Ridgely High School
Marine Corps
Parris Island
S. C
A. G. Gelletty
Mary
Williston
J. A. Mitchell
Edna Detwiler
Paul Neff
Oak Lane
H. E. Koenemann
Sarah Hoffman
Albert White
White
B. C. Millard
Berwyn
Gussie Hancock
Harry Cornish
Chester
Frank Matthews
Leon Ross
Colleen
Lock Haven
Wm. Culver
R. G. Dean
James Lane
Rehoboth
Bertha Shull
Greensboro
Sermons Begin in Queen Anne With August Series
Rev Fossett starts a Sunday through August 19 series on the Present Situation in the Mission Fields with topics Missions in these Times Why Missions Anyway and The Christian Use of Money The first evening preacher Dr John Paul Tyler will lead August 26 and conduct quarterly conferences after services A community supper and social events accompany church activities plus many locals attend weddings and visits continue around Ocean City and Chicago World’s Fair events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fossett
John Paul Tyler
Baltimore
Violet
Margaret Gibson
Elizabeth Saulsbury
Pittsburgh
W. F. Dickerson
Margaret
Elizabeth Lynch
Ruth Reynolds
Wm. Thompson
Ray Turner
George Eaton
Herman Skinner
Allan Moore
James Sherwood
Robly Hackett
Thomas Hackett
Howard Knotts
Chestertown
Howard Flowers
Eleanor Flowers
Mary Lillian
Horace Morgan
Ocean City
Order of the Eastern Star
Howard Eley
Louise Short
Betty
Peggy Saulsbury
Harry Gibson
W. C. Stevens
Denver
Col
L. C. Howard
East New Market
Edwin Vaught
Norfolk
Chicago
Madge
Dorothy Jump
Pocono Mountains
Fred Jump
Howard Jarman
Della Mullikin
Berlin
Mary Diggans
Showard Culver
Hebron
Jake Morgan
W. J. Reynolds
Bridgeville
S. H. Reynolds
Thurman Covey
Wilmington
Richard Moore
Penn’s Grove
Numerous local residents take trips and host visits in Ridgely area
Ridgely and nearby towns report a busy weekend as families and friends travel to Natural Bridge Virginia Enfield North Carolina Philadelphia and Wilmington Others host relatives and entertain guests including Miss Ada Matthews Elsie Matthews Leonard Ellenberger and Mr and Mrs James Wilson Local resignations and moves noted Floyd Porter leaves the position of constable to open a general store on Kent Island September 15 Also reports of medical and personal visits plus extended sojourns in Sabillasville Rehoboth and Easton with several family gatherings and weekend stays across Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Stayer
Ada
Elsie Matthews
Natural Bridge
H. W. Ellenberger
Leonard
Baltimore
Walter Mitchell
Wright
Chestertown
Wm. E. Matthews
Smyrna
Detroit
George Gorman
Pennsylvania
Charles Hammond
McGough
Wilmington
Helen Marvel
Easton
Tom Gaitley
Rehoboth
Jonathan Harrington
H. H. Beekman
Washington, D. C
Walter Bennington
Margaret Rash
Philadelphia
Emily Stevenson
Preston Bridge and Social News Highlights
Mrs A M Willey hosted three tables of bridge with high score won by Mrs E B Blades, second by Mrs Verta Noble, and consolation by Mrs Katie Parker. The column lists numerous families visiting, trips to Rehoboth, Ocean City, Bermuda, and Boston, plus local bridge club and social engagements. Epiphany Mission services announced and illness noted for Mr A Fletcher Sisk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Willey
E. B. Blades
Verta Noble
Katie Parker
Walter Carew
Dame's Quarter
Ruben Carew
Preston
Chestertown
Ocean City
Max Chambers
Allen Amos
Marjory Chambers
Reese Deane
Fletcher Sisk
Bethany Beach
Eleanor Engerman
Peggy Smith
Marie Berry
Florence Smith
Reba Dulin
Josephine Berry
Sam Stark
Rehoboth
William Kelly
Millard Whiteley
New England
Boston
Mass
Miriam Todd
Harmony
Bernice Willis
Federalsburg
C. F. Noble
Albert W. Sisk
Bermuda
Bernard Sisk
New York
Clayton Taylor
Olan Thomas
W. K. Holder
Washington, D. C
Harry F. Whiteley
John Noble
Contract Bridge Club
Lloyd Cannon
Inez Noble
Yonkers
Nova Scotia
Helen Mae DeFord
Harry Wright
Paul van Dyke
A. W. Sisk
Wilmington
Hagerstown
E. P. Baylor
Richmond
W. H. Beck
Epiphany Mission
A. Fletcher Sisk
Thomas L. Trice
Winfield
College Park
Social Notes From Rehoboth And Nearby Areas
Henderson Mrs T A Montague and children Kitty George and Betty and Miss Edith Melvin are spending the week at Rehoboth. Rev and Mrs A H Travers vacationing in Rock Hall Md. Mrs J D Long returns home after visit with daughter Mrs William Golt Burrsville. Miss Thea E Snyder Dover Kent General spent Wednesday with Miss Annabel Clark. Other visits include Wilmington Milford Dover Denton and North East residents visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Montague
Kitty
George
Betty
Edith Melvin
Rehoboth
Montague
W. J. Hoffacker
H. E. McCaffrey
Anne de- Han
Wilmington
Pearl Jones
Leroy Hutton
W. L. Saunders
J. D. Long
William Golt
Burrsville
A. H. Travers
Travers
Rock Hall
T. H. Gough
L. A. Gooden
Carleton
John Cooper
W. H. Goodwin
W. F. Clark
Annabel
North East
Fanny Pippin
Burlington
N. J
Mollie Griffin
Thea E. Snyder
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Annabel Clark
H. A. Clark
Evelyn Walls
J. E. Walls
Local Scholarships Awarded and Teacher Resignations
Mr. Wilson Binebrink of Ridgely receives a Maryland Institute scholarship and Miss Katherine B. Snnes of Preston receives Western Maryland College scholarship with approval by Senator N. H. Fooks. Resignations of Miss Roberta L. Butler and Mrs. Katherine K. Bowdle, elementary teachers, have been received and accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Binebrink
Ridgely
Maryland Institute
Katherine B. Snnes
Preston
Western Maryland College
N. H. Fooks
Roberta L. Butler
Katherine K. Bowdle
Happiness Grows At Our Own Firesides
A concise reflection on domestic contentment noting that true happiness comes from home and kin rather than distant pleasures, echoing a mid 19th century moral focus on family warmth and self reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougas Jerrold
Hillsboro social and visiting notes across Centreville
Mrs H R Covell stays in Centreville with daughter Mrs Olin Hunter. Elaine Hunter returns to Centreville with grandmother after summer in Hillsboro. Numerous visits to relatives in Washington DC and across towns. Church social planned by Hillsboro M E Church Junior Choir. Various residents and visitors listed with towns including Steubenville Wellsburg Swarthmore Ridgely and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Covell
Centreville
Olin Hunter
Elaine Hunter
Hillsboro
F. E. Fleming
Laura Virginia
J. E. Hicks
Kenneth
Washington, D. C
G. A. Lear
Steubenville
Ohio
Twillsboro M. E
Harlan Jessup
Iarlan Jr
Swarthmore
William Sherwood
John Skinner
Eugene
Gloria
Elsie Skinner
Wilmington
J. M. Kelso
Walter Pippin
Bridgetown
Edgar Bistles
Mildred Stenger
Oswell Callahan
Wye Mills
Gardner
Miss Marian
Frank Fleming
Norman Straughn
Royal Oak
Charles Jarrell
Harris Legge
Stevensville
Albert Cahall
Catherine Skinner
Baltimore
Brown Thawley
Burrsville
Louise Gray
Mary Rowe
Pastor Assigned to Grove Charge for Coming Year
Dr. BE Sexsmith, Maryland Annual Conference president, appointed Rev. B. H. Collins to Grove Charge for the next conference year. Collins, Indiana native, highly recommended by Dr. Holloway of Western Maryland Theological Seminary and by Dr. Sexsmith. Services planned at Grove Sunday morning, Choptank Saturday afternoon August 19, and Harmony and American Corner August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Sexsmith
Maryland
Newark
Del
Harry Bowdle
Gladys Torbert
Louis
Williamson
Hickman
Charles Carroll
Lloyd Maloney
Doris
Evelyn
Baltimore
Maloney
Elmer Kelley
Fletcher Williamson
Smithson
Helen Warrington
Bridgeville
Cumberland
Esther Lord
Emma Willis
A. W. Betts
Harry Evans
Byard, del
Adams Cross Roads Weekend Socials and Visits
Mr and Mrs Fred Peters and son Richard plus Francis Fountain and Elizabeth Dalton visited the Fountains. Mrs James Savage's accident was noted with improving health. Miss Mary Johnson and three friends camped at Rehoboth. Naomi Fountain returned home after time with relatives. Virginia Horsey and Paul visit Norfolk relatives. Edward and Mrs Brown from Pleasantville visited J M Adams. Bloomery Aid to meet August 29 in Cambridge. Kemp Adams visited his parents. Ormond Wright visited. Reba Adams returned from New Jersey after two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Peters
Richard
Francis Fountain
Elizabeth Dalton
Fred Fountain
Here
James Savage
Mary Johnson
Rehoboth
Naomi Fountain
F. W. Fountain
Virginia Horsey
Paul
Newport News
Edward Brown
Pleasantville
J. M. Adams
Lee Adams
Cambridge
Kemp Adams
Arthur Adams
Ormond Wright
Reba Adams
New Jersey
Collision at four corners injures mother and children
A Saturday midnight crash in Greensboro and environs involved Raymond Bennett and family crossing the four corners and Ralph Towers and Nat Cole from Ridgely. Mrs Bennett and two year old Betty were badly hurt, others had minor injuries. Towers was fined for reckless driving. Many relatives and friends are listed as attendees at various social events and visits across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Corners
Raymond Bennett
Greensboro
Mary
Ellen
Raymond
Betty
Bennett
Herry Bennett
Riverside
N. J
Ralph Towers
Nat Cole
Ridgely
Towers
Main Street
Mrs. Bennett
H. Claude Rawlings
Anna Virginia Urry
Nolan H. Hubbard
Easton
Carroll S. Klug
Maurice Stewart
A. J. Urry
Annie Swanwick
Stewart
Goldsboro
Hubbard
Barbara Brumbaugh
Betsy Anne Taylor
Joanne Rogers
Robert Porter
Anna Jane Morgan
George Stevenson
Elizabeth Kerns
Sara Ann Swing
Nancy Lee Rosenast
Phoebe Jarrell
Lou Dukes
Baltimore
Mary Jane
Wilson Jackson
Arlington
T. H. Albohn
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harvey G. Porter
Masters Carlton
Dick Porter
Anna Blackburn
Mary Mitchell
Bridgetown
Alice Lane
Isabel Andrews
Blackburn
J. E. Weaver
Hewitt Smith
Harrington
N. A. Smith
Town
Hewitt
Princeton
H. B. Bastian
D. J. Moore
Ocean View
Del
Moore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clayton Porter
Lawrence Laramore
Denton
Rehoboth Beach
Oscar Nichols
Nichols
Michael Ash
Morgan Hall
Atlantic City
W. Thomas Thornton
Smyrna
Doris Biger
George Gotwall
Elizabeth Christian
Woman’s Hospital
Philadelphia
Irvin Brumbaugh
Ernest Edwards
Eleanor
Joseph Edwards
Temple Smith
Bud
Mildred Ginn
Woodall Cochran
Middletown
P. E. Taylor
Dundalk
Hilda Weaver
Wilmington
Joseph Dutton
Samuel Jewell
Anna Zacharias
Virginia Luff
John Luff
S. D. Carrow
L. R. Taylor
Tolchester Beach
Alvah Dobson
Marie
Anne Huber
Margaret Weaver
Kenneth Price
Helstein
Fred Harrington
Wayne Phillips
Sadlersvile
Veda Hubbard
J. E. Andrews
Grace Gottwall
Dover
John Wyatt
Imla Hubbard
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