Fall hats display at Mudd’s Shop Unique
Local notes list fall hats on display at Mudd’s Shop Unique and at Mrs Hollingsworth’s Hat Shoppe with promises of reasonable prices. Also mentions new fall hat lines in felt velvet and satin and a sale tone.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1926
Page
5
Local notes list fall hats on display at Mudd’s Shop Unique and at Mrs Hollingsworth’s Hat Shoppe with promises of reasonable prices. Also mentions new fall hat lines in felt velvet and satin and a sale tone.
The wedding of Miss Dorothy Isa belle Rawlings of Greens boro and Mr C Wilson Jackson of Newark N J took place Saturday August 21 at Greensboro Methodist Episcopal Church. The ceremony featured soprano vocal by Miss Elizabeth Rawlings and Lohengrin wedding music. Numerous relatives and friends attended a reception afterward and the couple plan residence in Arlington New Jersey after September 15.
Saturday noon the Toonerville train collided with an automobile driven by Mr. Parker Barnes. Barnes was knocked unconscious with back injuries. Mr. Sherman Hubbard was uninjured as the auto was demolished. The town’s social notes record numerous visits and guests from Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Washington, with several locals hosting and traveling over the weekend. The Christian Endeavor services will resume tomorrow evening. Edward Davis is in Washington for a spell.
The Ridgely News Letter reports numerous visits and hospitality across town. Families from Miami Norfolk Philadelphia and Baltimore hosted relatives while local clergy announce services and upcoming events.
Mrs William D Uhler hosted Sunday visitors Miss Georgia Elaine Haynie and Master William Uhler Wheeler with friends at Lewes Del Mr and Mrs Roland B Haynie and Master Billie Unit of Baltimore were guests of Mrs William D Uhler at Memory Lathe Mrs Harry Wagonseller of Philadelphia spent a few days with Mrs Frederick Ensor Mr and Mrs Earle Bundy of Philadelphia were visitors here last week
Greensboro reports the appointment of L J Walz as manager of the new Pet Milk Co plant at Bowling Green Kentucky Vandergrift will succeed Walz here Walz and family plan to depart in September Community mourns Mary Carolyn Phillips 3 who died of paralysis in Asheville remains buried in Salisbury Parents P C and Mrs Phillips express sympathy The column lists guest visits travels and local news items from Greensboro and surrounding towns including Philadelphia Wilmington Wellsboro and Centreville
Mr and Mrs Wright Robinson visited with Mr and Mrs G C Moore in Hamilton and were joined by his mother Mrs Amelia Robinson. Mrs Sam Hickey stays with her daughter Mrs Frank Maske after months with her children in Wilmington and Philadelphia. Miss Blossom Cooper of Philadelphia spent the weekend with her mother Mrs William H Cooper and Mrs John W Davis. The Willian Kinnamon and M B Kinnamon parties visited Mrs Mollie Dig gons at Queen Anne. No preaching Sunday morning due to vacation. Sunday School at 10. Mr and Mrs H T Griffith and family and Mr and Mrs John Griffith visited Mrs George Perry in Hartly. Miss Susanna Griffith returned after two weeks with relatives near Crumpton and Centreville. Mrs 8 L Richards and daughter Miss Pearle Cooper of Washington DC spent days with Mrs R E Lane. Mrs Louis Roschi and her son from Jamaica NY visit Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson. A F Sittig entertained his father and sister from Uniontown several days last week. Miss Helen Golt spent the weekend with Miss Smith near Crumpton. Miss Emily Walls spent Monday with Mrs Edward Cahall.
Mrs Paul Maloney spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Emmet Lord of Baltimore. Her mother accompanied her home and will stay a week or two. Mrs C E Todd joins a tour with Mr and Mrs Walter Beauchamp visiting Philadelphia and other points.
Two tuberculosis cases and one pellagra case were the only communicable diseases reported in Caroline county from August 17 to 24, Federalsburg noted as the location for the incidents.
Denton resident Mr. and Mrs. Norman Straughn hosted a Sunday dinner for extended families including Miss Mary Walls of Ingleside and Mrs. Susie Thompson with son William. Numerous visits and travel to Baltimore Philadelphia Lancaster and Washington marked a busy social week. Residents attended revival services at St Pauls Church led by Eunice Rhoades and Mrs Love, a modern evangelist. The community also noted medal contests at the Declamation Contest with Eugenia Morgan as a hopeful gold medalist and Rural Mail Carrier delegates heading to Philadelphia.
Henderson and Hazel entertainments in Philadelphia and Kenton are reported alongside visits by Rev and Mrs Hanby and grandson in Fairlee. Epworth League plans a September 8 business social at Mrs Clark’s home. Miss Annabel Clark from Easton Hospital vacationing with her parents. Families from Wilmington, Goldsboro, Marcus Hook, Pottsville, and Tel Chester area figure in a string of Sunday visits and weekend stays with relatives and friends.
Mr T A Cleaves and son with Mr and Mrs H J Ramsdell and Miss Marvin Toohey of Philadelphia have arrived home after a trip through Washington Virginia Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. Mrs J J Toohey of Philadelphia has returned home after a few days at Mr J C Cleaves. Stewart Haymon is not much improved. Mr and Mrs G F Noble were Denton visitors on Tuesday. Many in the community attended Laurel camp on Sunday.
Maryde, Mrs Willian Ours and two daughters Ruth and Arietta return to Virginia after visiting Mr Lee Harmon and Mrs Grafton Heather. Remains of Mr Thomas Mc Ginnis brought home from Easton Hospital and buried at Templeville. Elizabeth Heather and Marietta Heather with Addie and Eloise Jarrell at Bowers Beach. William Smith family from Baltimore guests of James Scotton. Mildred Rambo hosted a birthday party at grandmother Annie Heather's home. The Heather family and friends visited. Mr and Mrs Anthony and Alma Herbert of Philadelphia spent Sunday with Alex Griffith. Edward and Oscar Morris moving into their home. Oscar Morris of New York visiting. Margaret Smith and Mrs Laura Glass Chestertown visitors on Monday. Mrs Willard Jones of Ridgely visited her mother Mary Moore. Heather family spending week in Philadelphia. W G Smith and Harry Sparks families visiting Philadelphia.
A Baltimore group vacationing at Rehoboth Beach traveled to Denton for a party hosted by Mrs Willoughby Nowell. Guests enjoyed a straw ride to Williston, a bonfire with stories and songs, dancing to Let Me Call You Sweetheart, Paul Jones, and later ice cream cake and coffee. Guests listed include Louise Ulrich Erna Hanson Mildred Kraus Erna Steiner Betsy Olsen Marie Voher Margaret Albert Alvina Vogh Sylvia Mueller Edith Straughn Leona Sherwood Margaret Thawley Nellie Griffith Mary Straughn Mrs Kirkman Short George Butler Willoughby Nowell Norman Straughn R N Hitchens Kirkman Short Samuel Nowell Herman Schmick Johnson Bonner Melvin James Joe Gilbert Ormond Andrew Talmadge Strong Philip Nuttle.
The death roll lists James E. Wright of Denton 81, heart attack, funeral Saturday 2 PM at his daughter Mrs Reuben M Raleigh’s home with Rev. T. O. Crouse. interment in Denton cemetery. Also mourns George H. Mulder Jr. near Easton aged 10, funeral Fernwood Easton. Charles H. Ireland Kerr farm Denton 68, stroke, funeral Monday 2 PM Centreville. William H. Satterfield Burrsville 60, funeral Wesley Church Sunday 2 PM. J Walter Noble Federalsburg 75, longtime county surveyor, funeral Wednesday, buried Nancticoke Lodge ties.
Tuesday marked the filing deadline with lists of qualified candidates across offices including Governor Milnes Maloy and Albert Ritchie Democrats, William Gordy Jr and Charlies Goodell Republicans for Comptroller. Thomas Rob inson Democrat and William Broening Republican for Attorney General. and numerous contests for Clerk of the Court, Register of Wills, State Senator, House of Delegates, and more. The slate shows both parties fielding candidates such as T. Alan Goldsborough and Franklin Upshur in Congress, along with numerous county and state posts and party central committees.
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