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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1939

Page

5

Denton Classifieds and Local Notices Digest

A Denton Maryland clipping lists for rent notices and sales including a heated apartment for September 1, a modern bungalow on First Street and an estate Heatrola for sale. It notes a Ladies Aid meeting August 29 and a Quaker Meeting service at 2 pm Sunday. Also mentions Denton Softball playoffs and Concord reunion with ~180 attendees, plus various ads and weather-related items.

J. L. Hughes Denton Martin C. Voss First Street W. D. Taylor Nuttle Lumber and Coal Company Denton Cleaners and Dyers W. H. Young Oil City Young O. P. Roe 7Th Franklin Sts Ladies Aid of Grace Methodist Church Walter George Samuel Young West Denton Rotary Club Wildcats Guard Independents Concord Delaware Sons and Daughters of Concord M. A. Hanna Susquehanna Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co Zach W. Wells Carey Jones Guarment Virginia West Virginia Snyder Tuckahoe Neck Nellie Stephens M. Bates Stephens Jonathan H. Harrington J. Harlan Harrington Ridgely Maryland Alexander Armstrong Maryland State Board of Law Examiners Baltimore Harrington Fidelity and Deposit Company of Rehoboth Beach Qgcean City Ocean United States R. C. Hill Rehoboth Richard C. McMullen Herbert R. O’conor Ocean City Reedville Chesapeake Fleeton Muddy Point Leonardtown Ohio Valley Jersey Chesapeake Bay

Beautiful midsummer wedding in Denton First Methodist Church

In Denton last Sunday Dr. C Elsie Wright daughter of Dr and Mrs Fred J Wright of Denton married Dr Alton G Billmeier of Saginaw Michigan at the First Methodist Church The ceremony featured a floral green and white arrangement candles and musicians from Dover Queen Anne and Saginaw The couple will reside in Denton and practice optometry with Dr Wright Their wedding drew many guests including relatives from Detroit Cincinnati Philadelphia Wilmington Dover and Baltimore.

Denton C. Elsie Wright Fred J. Wright Alton G. Billmeier Saginaw Michigan Lawrence E. Wimbrow Emma Stewart Dover Violet Gibson Queen Anne Melvin Bloser New Kensington Carlos Hasbig Jeannette Merrill South Paris Maine Dorothy Billmeier Jean Billkeier Wills J. Billmeier Martha Billmeier James Cautton Baltimore Billmeier Pennsylvania State College of Optometry N. A. Seese Susan Seese Ruth Helsinger Rehoboth Miriam Bowman Ronancke A. H. Forney Nancy and Abram Jr Elizabethtown Everett Passwaters Edna Betty Hazel Shirley Anne Marie Passwaters Easton Grace Wright Leon Kaiser George Martinak Lupin Lodge Melvin C. James Preston E. Trice Carney’s Point N. J R. Harrison Bryant Petersburg Walter Sparklin Chris Biger Gualtiatore James Cutchera Josephine Jessie Cox Plaindealing Jessie Harvey Ruth Philadelphia Clarence Roe Charles Ellwanger Lawrence Davis Richmond Indiana Jeanette Buckman Studio Village Culver City Calif A. S. Tismar Marcus Hook and Airs Everett Puss- Waters Phyllis Ann Alburger S.C. Watters Allen Alentown

August 27 Church Notices From Local Denominations

First Methodist Church notes Sunday services at 9 45 a m Church School James Wise returns from camp to lead Morning Worship at 10 45 a m titled A Man with Ones Gift Special music no evening service Grace Methodist Church announces regular services with morning and evening subjects and a Christian Endeavor meeting led by Muriel Lutz Wednesday choir practice and prayer meeting The Brethren Church observes fiftieth wedding anniversary of Rev and Mrs Jd W Krabill with a morning service and a family picnic at their Denton home Catholic Masses Sunday August 27 in Denton at 8 and in Ridgely at 9 30 Confessions at St Elizabeth s Denton at 7 15 a m

First Methodist Church L. E. Wimbrow James A. Wise National Guard Grace Methodist Church Christian Endeavor Muriel Lutz Brethren Church Jd. W. Krabill Denton and Ridgely St. Elizabeth'’s Church Denton St. Elizabeth’s Church

Golden wedding anniversary to be celebrated at Church of the Brethren

The Revo and Mrs J W Krabill mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary with morning services at the Church of the Brethren near Denton and a farm reception in the afternoon. Their family helpers include sons Verlin and Havel and daughters Mrs Lewis Natl zinger and Mrs Charles Todd, plus sisters and relatives in Ohio Michigan Washington and Maryland. Many friends and relatives, including former wedding party members and extended family, are noted in a series of brief social updates.

J. W. Krabill Church of the Brethren Denton Verlin Pocomoke City High School Havel Lewis Natlzinger Long Green Baltimore Charles Todd John Jordan Wilnington Florence Packard Bryan Ohio Washington Carsep City Michigan William Tombaugh Ao Onative Florence Mary Bosserman Eleazer Bosserman Alfred Gelletly Jr Charles Lawrence Hayes Wihnington Arthur Meads Chestertown Tlenry Detwiler Flod. Zeigter A. G. Gellvtly Rehoboth Gladys Florence Minnie Steen Jeanette Buckman Lewis Willis Addison New York Edgar S. Wills Andersontown Anne Rachel Willis Roland C. Suter Frank Lipps B. F. Johnson Mary Gelletly Middletown Del A. G. Gelletly Catherine Kauffman Brooklyn N. Y Philip Downes Jr

Social Notes From Bur rsville and Nearby Towns

Mrs Henry Stafford spent last week in Rehoboth guest of Mr and Mrs Brown Thawley of Milford. Mrs George Locke of Washington and Mrs Silvan Ash of Dover recently visited their parents Mrs and Mrs Everett Smith. Mr and Mrs Sharvey Fountain and Dean of Chester visited the Fountain parents Sunday. Mrs Clarence Dean spent the week end with her son near Greensboro and visited White Crystal Beach Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Knotts of Chester were week end guests of his father J W Price. Mrs Heavey Griffith of Chester 22 was a week end guest of her father Ma A T Garrett. Misses Charlotte Ann and Betty Baker retired from a visit with relatives in Chester Po or and Mrs John Thawley and R A L Stafford spent Sunday at Rehoboth Beach.

Henry Stafford Rehoboth Brown Thawley Milford George Locke Washington Silvan Ash Dover Everett Smith Greensboro White Crystal Beach Ernest Knotts Chester J. W. Price Poor John Thawley R. A L. Stafford Rehoboth Beach

Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Events

At a special Community Club meeting the twenty meeting Latin America program was adopted. Lemonade sale planned for Anniversary Day near ball grounds, with a booth to be used. A baseball state championship win from about thirty years ago will be celebrated at soft-ball grounds Saturday, with a parade in old-time costumes. Moving pictures from Father and Son Day shown at Recreation Center Saturday night. Various visits and social events populate the week from Ridgely to Salisbury, Washington, and Philadelphia. The Community Club seeks funds to repair the old drinking fountain in Memorial Park, and a series of yo ungs, church services, and family gatherings are noted.

International Relations Department General Federation Latin America Ridgely Charles Herzoe Recreation Center S. Wilson Elsie Ulsmere Del Frank Klotz Klotz Salisbury Harry Wilson Washington Archie Levi Replogle David King Phace Baba Church of the Brethren Moses Band of Mercy New Memorial Park Clinton Guthrie Christian Saldiman Bruce Baltimoire Patricia Anna Carter Downes Chapel Kenton Guthnes J. A. Mitchell Edna Hetchler A. G. Gellerly Willston Mass Mary Gellerly Middletown Alfred Gellerhy Jo Charles Henry Cgellerly Detroit Mich Charles Stevenson Tueday Grange University of Pennsylvania Plarksbirg Ler Intsband Altoona Jesse H. Zeigler College Park Palmyra Emily Curry Carlile Bennington Clark Tolchester Clarry Stedman Ronald Bane Barbara Alice Bennington Elizabeth Haymarker Centreville Easton Joanne James Edna Detwiler Rehoboth Thompson Swing Suzanne Keene Saulsbury Pennsylvania Frank Flounders Willams and Son Hamilton Rutherford N. J Jiames Roe Reading Alice Wilson Stella Matthews Wichard Jones Price Howerd Quaintance Silver Springs John Davis Donald Wilson Clinton Stoops Connie Nari Wilson

Straight Lines Cut Cost: A REA Cooperatives Bid for Electricity

A rural electric cooperative explains why its lines are placed in straight routes to minimize costs. Bent lines require extra anchors and guy wires, raising principal and interest. Some residents oppose pole placement, risking service delays for themselves and neighbors, but engineers stressed poles spared from farm disruption.

REA

Social Visit Notes From Federalsburg Community

Local residents hosted and visited neighbors from Federalsburg to Philadelphia Allentown Westminster and Wilmington. Relatives participated in services and programs, convalescence updates noted and several family outings referenced with names and towns across Maryland and nearby states.

Weekend Visits Across Counties Highlight Local Life

Goldsboro residents Miss Etta Mae Russell and Marguerite Griffin from Washington visited Griffin's mother Mrs. Jennie Griffin and sister Mrs. Marjorie Williams. Other locals hosted relatives from West Virginia and Pennsylvania while a group from here joined the New York World's Fair excursion.

Adams Cross Roads Social Notes at Slaughier's Beach

Adams Cross Roads reports a group including Mr and Mrs Ira Adams and Virginia Lee Rodison enjoyed sea breezes at Slaughier's Beach last Sunday. Others visiting included the Devore and Wheatley families with Wayne, and Lawrence Inges of Wilmington with Mrs Arthur Adams. Mrs Lee Adams from Cambridge visited relatives at Adams Cross Roads last week. Alvin Seely of Virginia spent the weekend with his parents Fred and Mrs Seely. Sunday School Sunday morning at Bloomery.

Ira Adams John Adams Virginia Lee Rodison Slaughier’s Beach Dave Devore George Wheatley Wayne C. W. Adams Lawrence Inges Wilmington Arthur Adams Lee Adams Cambridge Adams Cross Roads Alvin Seely Virgina Fred Seely Bloomery

Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter On town cleanup

Town notes chores for Jake to haul trash on Fridays and collect garbage on Saturdays at 10 cents per household. Residents urged to place waste in cans boxes or baskets at the curb. A social round of visits includes Greensboro North Carolina travelers and several Wilmington Philadelphia and Baltimore visitors. Horse show attendance cited and local social calls noted.

Jake Herbert Sherwin Ernestine Dorothy Sidney Hilin and Herbert Greensboro N. C Francis Beaven Lay Beaven Beaven Ocean City Harry Messick Wilmington Vandegrift Augustus Hulston Newark Del Arthur Holt Virginia Ethel Joseph M. Eaton Charlanne Frances Fisher Rock Hall Garton Nellie Brynes Bartley Broderick Baltimore Sholt Naomi Ralph Parker Philadelphia Steven Kaiser G. B. Stewart Betty Sparks Betty Morse Telchester Catherine Skinner John Skinner R. L. Matthews R. E. Bramble Booker Queenstown Milton Beaven Nancy Ruth Price Easton Betty Lee Morse

Local social notes from Queen Anne district residents

A roundup of weekend visits and travels across Queen Anne with Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Goodhand, Flowers, Pinder, Blades, Cooper, Schall, Bankert, Beall, Sneed, Sparks, Saulsbury, Gibson, Slayton, Parker, Kane, Howard, and Clark. Guests portrayed at homes in Ruthsburg, Kent Island, Taneytown, Rehoboth Beach, and Wilmington with mentions of National Guard camp and Cape May summer stay.

George C. Moore Alvan Neavitt Frances Fisher Ronnie Harding Randolph Field Texas Alvan Moore William Kersey Kent Island Goodhand Howard P. Flowers Donald Flowers Penn’s Grove N. J Eleanor Flowers Washington Sydney Pinder Edgar Blades Rehoboth Beach Blades Brown Thawley William Cooper Salisbury M. S. Cooper Hilsboro Fred B. Sylvester Charles Schall Paul Bankert Union Mills Beall Rose Beall Taneytown Rita Clark Thomas Slayton Cape May N. A Juanita Howard Bobby Horace Morgan Rita Claark Nelson C. Brown Cheyney Pearl Eveland Robert Eveland Wallace Clark Brooklyn N. Y

Social visits and guests across several towns

Greensboro and surrounding areas share a flurry of visiting relatives and friends. Elma Dill and Pearl from Rehoboth Beach visited Oscar Wyatt, Milo Evans and daughters Ruth and Betty spent Monday night in Clayton, Delaware, Jack Wells from Chester Pa visited Oscar A Nichols and Glen Price, and the Evans and Wells families hosted, with Lacey Wilson from Wilmington and Patty Ann Taylor visiting West Collingswood New Jersey. Ellen Edwards improves at home after illness, Oscar Kinnamon of Marcus Hook visited his uncle James Pinder, John Andrew visited sister Veda Wubbard in Philadelphia, Milly Anne Cochran returns from Rehoboth Beach, and Alvah Dobson of Washington spent the weekend with family.

Elma Dill Pearl Rehoboth Beach Oscar Wyatt Milo Evans Ruth Betty Clayton Del Jack Wells Chester Oscar A. Nichols Glen Price Wellsboro Nelson Evans Nelson Jr Milly Anne Cochran Mis Lacey Wilson Wilmington Michael Ash Anna L. Taylor Patty Ann West Collingswood N. J Oscar Kinnamon Marcus Hook James Pinder John Andrew Veda Wubbard Philadelphia Ellen Edwards Sallie Minner M. B. Cooper Alvah Dobson Washington Greensboro Meekins Cranfield Liberty Church Old Brick Church Francis Henry Roberts Sara Catherine Simpson R. W. Kirwan Alvin Simpson Hattie Roberts Thomas Simpson George Gottwall Town Remington Wiley Fairview Eric Altwine Jersey City Catherine Gottwals Weehawken Charles Gottwals Union City Abram Gottwals Fred Shultie Oak Orchard W. B. Massey B. G. Richards William H. Tompkins Sr William Tompkins Jr Salem S. C. Johnson Haddick Luray Caverns Skyline Drive Kern Jack McPeak Margaret Virginia Fletcher Paul Burke The Baptist Church Oscar Welch William Waskell Millington Lulu Francis J. E. Weaver Sr Roy Slaughter Clifford Heinold Peggy Smith Temple Smith John Shulties William Morgan Newark Alfred Blackburn Clara Seward New England States George Stevenson Dorothy Grace Andrew Misa Amelia Fuchs Preston Ruthanna Ida Clark Chick Pearson Wilson Thornton Bill McClyment Horace Case Effa Plummer Ernestine Carroll Kathleen Edwards Edward Nichols Davis Bishop Telchester Beach Leon Greeley Emma Leona Martha Barcus Annie Jackson Jesse Gibson Ethel Pritchett Addie Jewell Rehoboth Bake Wyatt W. H. Wyatt Isabel Wyatt Paul Dobson

Prestonian Weekend Guests Attend Ocean City Outing

A long list of Preston residents and visitors spent Sunday in Ocean City including Ed Lane and Paul Campbell families, Clara Corkran, the Lane siblings, Alice Pitts of Petersburg, and Walter Wrights circle. Certificates were awarded to Lois Dulin, Jean McAllister, Doris Covey, and Betty Engerman for beginner swimming at Federalsburg pool.

Ocean City Ed. Lane Paul Campbell Clara Corkran Roland Lane Kenneth Lane Larue Lane Elbert Engle Lloyd Perry Bill Waters Petersburg Walter Wright Alice Pitts Burton -Proctor C. W. Elzey Rachael Baylor Luke Amato Frances Bartley Newark Del W. H., Collins J. Philips Wright Cambridge Maryland Police Association Stewart Ayton Richardson Park Harry Reich Greensboro Eugene Douglas Catherine Douglas Baltimore S. E. Douglas John H. Stieff Linthicum Heights Mid Raymond Poole Elbert Edgell Slurlack W. J. Bonner Ralph P. Agnew Ithaca N. Y Hi. B. Wright Irving Fooks Fort Leavenworth Kansas Nell Fooks Fletcher Sisk Fletcher Barbara Olin Todd Lloyd Brodes Newton Harrison Iva Jean Borman Eleanor Engerman Wm. Dugan Aberdeen Dugan Frank Turner Washington Chas. M. Turner Sarah Smith Chas. Bacon Wilmington Helen Smith Roy Tufft Jr Elizabeth Tufft Hayward Dean Linwood Larry Dean Cedar Grove Ella Whiteley Isabel Douglas Leslie Dean Trenton N. J Chas. Dean Sophie Vickers New Jersey Mildred Engerman Donald Korte Billy New York Jennie Savage Rehoboth Beach

Ridgely Groom Rufus Wagner Weds Mildred Reber

Ridgely resident Rufus Wagner married Mildred Reber of Warnersville Pa on August 12. Victoriaville social notes record local trips and visits as residents mingle with relatives in Denton Baltimore Swedesboro Rehoboth Ocean City andChincoteague while others enjoy seaside house parties and family visits.

Rufus Wagner Ridgely Mildred Reber Warnersville Melvin Bennington Denton Herbert Lane Harper James Gaitery Baltimore Robert Headley Swedesboro N. J I. T. Saulsbury Miriam Holsinger Lawrence Faith Ocean City Arthur Richard Rehoboth Alice Bennington Chincoteague R. E. Fountain Maplewood

Greensboro Fest For Volunteer Fire Company Planned

A Greensboro area celebration is set for Friday evening September 1 to aid the Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company. A 6 30 comic parade with bands and freaks opens the festivities followed by a concert on a new bandstand beside the Meekins store. Proceeds fund rural fire equipment and 1000 gallons of gasoline will be given away at the close. A second street meeting on the Meekins lot, hosted by Old Brick Church, invites church participation.

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the Local Department Eugene TL. Foster East Orange Eugene of Daly Helen Segar Whitford John Segar Tuckahoce Neck Eva Pinder Mars Chris River Mary KiheaHen J. Calvin Ward Emily G. Swiss Arlington, Va Burrsville Choptank Cooperative Inc Hobbs Burt Smith E. S. Evans Allentown Ruth Miller Raymond Margaret Rielly Oscar Willoughby Fred Uubbard Williamsburg Carlile Roe Federalsbre F. E. Davis J. A. Dandy Frances Bennett Erman Miller West Chester R. Smith W. J. Jump Bulky Andrey and Ward T. Ho Towers Prank Davis Bob. Aten J. Chutlineh Larvey Towers Win. Murphy Blanche Dimes Bridgeville W. E. Stubbard Daflin J. A. Willoughby John Cahee Grove B. B. Allen Walton Dukes Federalsburg Terry Nichols Goldsboro Etta Mae Russell Marguerite Griffin Jennie Griffin Marjorie Williams Adam Crawford Fred John Crawford Leroy Cartwright Mary Lou Mollie Shockley Sadie Shockley Eastville Noarfolk Arnald Shively Catonsville Noble Shively Alvin Melvin Curtis Yonke Harrisburg Yoder Esther DeWitt Collingswood Hillsboro Twin Towns Tuckahoe Mie Pepe Mr
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