The Palace Tonight Show and Local Notices
The Kid starring Charlie Chaplin will be shown at The Palace tonight. A patron’s meeting is planned at the High School Monday evening. No services at Concord Church tomorrow due to repairs. Personal property of the late James Ad Stephens to be sold near Burreville Thursday. Doris May Laramore, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Laramore Jr, dies. Denton Auto Company builds foundation at Market and Second. Fire at a Sixth street gas station extinguished by fire crew. Roy Bailey charged with overcoat theft from a car at Demon station. Mrs Ida Hollingsworth to move to Second street by December 7. Orville Martin fined for reckless driving in Centreville. Diphtheria and measles cases reported in Caroline. Sheriff’s arrests in Federalsburg for dog-skinning fines. Epworth League to present a poster serial story for Herald Day. Denton National Bank ready to redeem Victory bonds and War Savings stamps. Willoughby to slaughter record hog December 12. Straw fire at Charles Dukes’ farm. gratitude expressed. Edward Banks, 17, convicted in Cambridge for assault. life imprisonment. Mrs Mary E Perry dies near Preston aged 66. Sheriff and deputy arrest several men for robberies in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterman
F. J. Wright
the Kid
Charlie Chaplin
Palace
High School
Concord Church
James Ad Stephens
Burreville
Doris May
Joseph Laramore, Jr
Tucksahoe Neck
C. E. Wright
Concord
Smithville
Denton Auto Company
Market
Second Streets
Sixth Street
Gilling Station
Roy Bailey
Demon Station
Roy Hopkins
Ida S. Hollingsworth
Second Street
Orville Martin
Chester
Coursey
Centreville
Martin
Russell Swann
Ridgely
Whiteleysburg
Goldsboro
Denton
Caroline
Andrew
Federalsburg
Epworth League of
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth
Denton National Bank
James A. Willoughby
Hobbs
Willoughby
Charles G. Dukes
Dukes
Denton Fire Company
Edward Banks
Edna Willen
Cambridge Court
Winfield Willen
Fork District
Dorchester
Mary E. Perry
F. L. Perry
Preston
J. N. Todd
W. D. Chambers
Ollie Perry
Choptank
Charles Perry
Sallie
Ira Perry
Wallie Perry
Beck
Alan Yeeton
Nelson Waples
Leonard Hynson
Earle Stanford
Clifton Thomas
Palace Theatre
W. C. Pastorfield
J. H. Andrew
Ernest Murphy
C. G Hignutt
Wedding Bells In Wilmington And Nearby towns
A left many social notes from Denton to Philadelphia. Miss Helen B Purvis of Wilmington wed Loren Pritchett of Philadelphia at St Pauls M E Church Wilmington on Tuesday Nov 28. The couple plan a Florida trip then home to Germantown. Also notices of engagements marriages and visits across Maryland Delaware and nearby states.
Bereavement Gratitude From F L Petry And Children
The family of F L Petry thanks friends and neighbors for their kindness during the recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Petry
7s beautiful hall chime clock at F. J. Wrights
A 7s hall chime clock is offered for sale at F. J. Wrights shop. The item is described as a decorative timepiece suitable for a hall, with emphasis on its chime appeal and period style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Wright
Ellwood couple wed at home ceremony in November
Mr Charles F Hirsch of Ellwood and Miss Margaret A Willen of Eldorado were married at the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Cohee on Saturday evening November 25 Rev F J Phillips officiated using the ring ceremony The couple departed for Chestertown to visit friends They receive best wishes for a long prosperous life Revival services continue at Ellwood Church Rev W Johnson assisted by Rev C M Adams preached at Grove Church A recent eight professions noted Miss Lillian Phillips improving Rev J E Adams to speak at Grove Church Me F C Cannon and family hosted by Rev F J Phillips and Rev J FE Adams last Friday Mrs Edina Hubbard of Wilmington visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Charley Carroll Rev F J Phillips a dinner guest at the J E Clark home last Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Wilmington
Helenb. Purvis
Loren, Pritchett
Philadelphia
Carlisle L. Hubbard
D. D
Viola A. Volkan
R. E. L. Williams
William W. White
Howard Bradley
James C. Johnson
George W. Wilson
Norman C. Wilson
Jefferson Street
Florida
Pritchen
Matthews Street
Germantown
Proom
Chatine
Preston C. Parvis
Henderson
Arthur G. Croke
Small Son
Denton
Canada
Huntingdon
British Columbia
Croke
A. W. Thompson
Grace Caroline
Harold Dunning Hatfield
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ridgely
William M. Green
Caroline
Lucy Atkins
Milton
Georgetown
John L. Sparklin
Green
J. Kemp Stevens
Elizabeth Stevens
Samuel Roy Hetzer
Haperstown
Church of the Ascension
Baltimore
J. Gibson Gann
Bates K. Luras
Owasso
Mich
Rachel Lucas
Nellie Floyd
Marcus Hook
William L. White
Bridge
Elma E. Todd
G.S. Todd
Lloyd E. Brodes
Preston
T. Alan Goldsborough
Charles F. Hirsch
Ellwood
Margaret A. Willen
Eldorado
Raymond Cohee
F. J. Phillips
Grove Charge
Chestertown
Ellwood Church
W. Johnson
Federalsburg
C. M. Adams
Hurlock M. P
T. Clayton Taylor
Charley Payne
Lillian Phillips
J. E. Adams
Grove Church
J. FE. Adams
F.C. Cannon
Edina Hubbard
Charley Carroll
Rev
J. E. Clark
Thanksgiving visits across towns and provinces
Mr and Mrs J A Taylor and Mr and Mrs Murphy of Baltimore spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs J H Coursey. Misses Charlotte and Sarah Mulliken of Baltimore visited grandfather Andrew Bays. Floyd Sapp of Philadelphia visited Charles Richs home. Elizabeth Stevenson of Wilmington stayed with Miss Mabel Rich. L Taylor ill but improving. Hobbs from Wilmington stayed with Mrs Murr Hobbs. Nixon of A J Reach firm Philadelphia spent part of the week here. Mabel Cohee visiting relatives in Laurel Delaware. Hi So Cohee trip to Trenton New Jersey. Ewing of Baltimore guest of Luther Weaver. Prof and Mrs Phillips holiday in Salisbury. Leacy Roe visited Federalsburg friends. C H Pippin in Wilmington. Milton Yost improving from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Taylor
Murphy
Battimore
Mabel Rich
L. Taylor
Miss Hobbs
Wilmington
Murr Hobbs
Mabel Cohee
Laurel
Del
Cohee
Trenton
N. J
Ewing
Baltinmore
Luther Weaver
Phillips
Salisbury
Leacy Roe
Federalsburg
C. H. Pippin
Milton Yost
Christmas Era Events At Local High School
On Monday morning a new classroom opened with Mrs. J W Gibson as teacher. Plans for the December 15 patrons meeting at the High School are under way. The student entertainment will be Christmas like in tone and some seniors will debate a timely topic. Mrs Roy Killen of New Jersey spent the weekend with Mrs J Ciuillen and her daughter Edith accompanied her home. Various local families attended a birthday dinner and the wedding of Miss Helen B Parvis and Mr Loren S Pritchett in Wilmington. Mass R Jones family moved from the farm to town residence. Mrs R H Dill to spend Thanksgiving with Wilmington relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gibson
Roy Killen
New Jersey
J. Ciuillen
Edith
Wilmington
Wilbur Dill
Herman Dill
R. H. Dill
Mass. R. Jones
Wedding Bells and Town Improvements in Goldsboro
Goldsboro notes report the marriage of William Ross of Felton to Evelyn Johnson of Goldsboro at the Methodist parsonage last Wednesday night. The three corner houses, owned by Mrs. Kinnamon, gained a fresh coat of paint. A new milk station opened last Thursday, expected to aid the town and community. A baby girl arrived for Rev and Mrs W T Hartranft. Noble Jarrell and family visited Wilmington. Melvin and family moved into the Jarrell residence. J Frank Lane traveled to Easton for business last Monday. Noble Dhue remains bedridden with rheumatism. Hog butchering has begun among several locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ross
Felton
Evelyn Johnson
Goldsboro
W. T. Hartranft
Noble Jarrell
Wilmington
Melvin
Noble Jarrell House
J. Frank Lane
Easton
Noble Dhue
Thanks for Kind Aid During Illness and Death
Mrs. Sarah C Butler and son express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathetic aid and assistance during the illness and death of their son and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah C. Butler
Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Church Events
The intermediate grade staged a program at Ridgely High School with songs plays recitations and solos led by Lan ders Jones Kathryn Lynch Hannah Hopkins and others. Rev George W Rickards will preach December 10 and speak at the Men's Community Club banquet that evening at Hotel Ridgely. Dr Muccet spoke on Indian missionary work at the Methodist Church last Thursday drawing many attendees from Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prade
Anychild
Landers Jones
Kathryn Lynch
Hannah Hopkins
Alice Ferrick
Pauline Elliott
Ann Smith
Melvin Wheatley
Pilgrims
Paul Temple
Emma Guess
Fifth Prade
George W. Rickards
General Synod of the Reformed Church
Theological Seminary At
Lancaster
Ridgely Reformed Church
Emily Kellogg
Nf Denton
Bluebirds
Wheatley
Walter Reed
George Mome
Ales
Andrew Reed
Washington
Wilmington
G A&a Koenemann
Trappe
Eupene Jamison
Oxford
August Koenemann
Jaynes Cahall
Selby Rono
First Avenue West
Second Street
J. Mo Playmaker
Denton
the Reformed Church
Milton Smith
Teresca
Mutton, Jr
Will Richards
Mitchell
Philadelphia
Guy
Woman's Exchange
L. M. Goodwin
Seaford
Local guests visit Burrsville area amid school meeting results
Ridgely and Centreville families and Easton and Marcus Hook residents were entertained at the Maloney home near Burrsville for a week. A patrons' meeting at the school elected Harry Collison president and T Wilton Porter vice president. Other officers named include R H Seatford secretary and R H Thawley treasurer. Clara Snarkey and children visit Snow Hill. William Hardesty of Seaford stayed with W L Bullock. hogs being butchered. weight to be reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Taylor
Martha
Ridgely
J. Mason Shaw
Centreville
Josiah Shaw
Easton
John Sutton
Marcus Hook
J. W. Maloney
Burrsville
Harry Collison
T. Wilton Porter
R. H. Seatford
R. H. Thawley
Clara Snarkey
Snow Hill
William Hardesty
Seaford
W. Ly Bullock
Hillsboro Bazaar and Thanksgiving News Update
The Hillsboro Community Club bazaar will run December 1 and 16 in the club room with fancy articles cake candy and ice cream for sale and supper service including sandwiches chicken potato salad biscuits and coffee. Various locals and students visiting from Maryland and nearby colleges are noted along with Thanksgiving activities and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro Community Club
Christine Wilson
Bertha Rice
Maryland State Normal School
C. Kk. Stewart
University of Maryland
Francis Beaven
Margaret Hammer
Washington College
Wilbur Fleming
Beacom's College
W. S. Russell
Blanche Russell
Thompson
William
Geo. C. Stewart
F. T. Fleming
F. E. Fleming
James Hicks
Clifton Wicks
M. B Sherwood and
Danghter
Delmar
Emma Denney
Federaleburg
Sparklin
G. M. Gale
Seaford
Helen Moore
John T. Holt
Evangelist meeting to begin at St Pauls M E Church South
Walter Gerow evangelistic singer will join Rev C W Sponauple for a two week meeting starting December 3 at St Pauls M E Church South. A writer praised Gerow for captivating youth and urging attendance.
Box social at Hobbs school house next Friday evening
Hobbs announces a box social at the Qaks school house for December 8 with all welcome. Rev A W Hetts preaches tomorrow afternoon on Education in the Home Church and School. Updates: Mrs L E Moore returns to Federalsburg. Roland Starkey visiting from Atlantic City. Mrs O J Chaffinch returns from Washington. Carl N Coulbourn visits Marcus Hook Chester and Wilmington. Sunday School plans a Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qaks
A.W. Hetts
L. E. Moore
M. Merriken
Federalsburg
Roland Starkey
Atlantic City
Isaac Starkey
O. J. Chaffinch
Washington
Carl N. Coulbourn
Marcus Hook
Chester and
Wilming
Reverend Collins Delivers Sermon at M. P. Church
The Rev. E. H. Collins of Withington preached a moving sermon at the M. P. Church last Sunday evening to an appreciative audience after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Collins. Mrs. Cora Dunihn will host the Community Club on Wednesday December 6. Mrs. Sallie Ross visits her son William Ross at Lock Raven Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Collins
Withington
W. W
Collins
M. P
Cora Dunihn
Sallie Ross
William Ross
Lock Raven
Stabilizing the Dollar in The Money Problem Session
The Academy of Political Science at the Hotel Astor opened its forty second annual meeting with a discussion on stabilizing the dollar. Irving Fisher of Yale argued for monetary regulation to equal money supply with trade, favoring a plan that retires gold and uses gold certificates to control prices, while Rep. Goldsborough outlined a parity aim and the anticipated political battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Political Science
Hotel Astor
New York Herald
Peef
Irving Fisher
Yale
Congress
Prof. Fisher
T. Alan Goldsborough
Maryland
Committee On
Banking and Currency
Goldsborough
Moj
Joseph French Johnson
School of Commerce
New York University
Real Estate Transfers in Federalsburg and Nearby Districts
Real estate transfers recorded in the Clerk's Office cover numerous properties and agreements. Transfers include multiple parcels across Fifth, Seventh, Sixth, First, Second, Fourth, Eighth districts, Ridgely and Denton properties, with prices ranging from 750 to 35,000 dollars and several lot or acre descriptions. Names include Dalious, Walker, Ryans, Merriken, Baston Smith, Carter, Alford, Messick, Noble, Harding, Bowdle, Wothers, Todd, Calloway, Nichols, Coulbourn, Cooper, Scott, Presster, Morris, Harwood Horsey, Harwood, Lynch, Mitchell, Johnson, Griffith, D’Armi, and Coffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Dalious
Federalsburg
Milton C. Smith
James T. Walker
Ridgely
Herman Ryans
Harvey L. Cooper
Calvert C. Merriken
Wilbert L. Merriken
Wilbert LL Merriken
Nettie E. Baston Smith
John T. Carter
Denton
William A. Alford
Earl Alford
Perry S. Messick
Albert H. Noble
Maggie A. Harding
Robert E. Bowdle
Frank C. Wothers
Morris & Handy
Mary F. Todd
Paul Harwood Horsey
Mary Agnes Calloway
Ira J. Nichols
C. Anna Cook
Peter T
Morris
Linchester
Rachel C. McKenney
William D. Marvel
Eva M. Swing
Cora B. D. Boyer
Olivia M. Coffin
Annine C. Dixon
John K. Lynch
J. Andrew Mitchell
Alvin M. Johnson
Grace B. Johnson
Oram Griffith
William M. Nichols
Antonio D' Armi
Lillie A. Carman
David A. Tracy
Orphans Court Proceedings on estates and accounts
In open session Judges West Harper and Shawn presiding the Orphans Court granted letters testamentary on Mary F Todd estate to Mariam J Horszy bond filed and approved notices to creditors ordered and Samuel G Nuttle and William A Stewart named as appraisers. Executors filed accounts and inventories amended final distributions and withdrawals authorized for multiple estates including Luther M Dill Sallie May Carter Alexander Noble James A Stephens and others with appraisers named and bonds approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Mary F. Todd
Mariam ‘J. Horszy
Bond
Samuel G. Nuttle
William A. Stewart
Orson G. Martino
John L. Martino
Celia A. Martino
Carrie J. Bradley
Mary A. Martino
Calvent
Alexander Noble
J. R. Downes
John W. Payne
Luther M. Dill
Edgar W. Dill
Sallie May Carter
Edward B. Carter
James A. Stephens
M. Bates Stephens
William T. Beauchamp
Isaac L. Dukes
Lemuel R. Clough
License Tags Mailed Early by Auto Commissioner
Col. E. Austin Baughman, Automobile Commissioner, started mailing 1923 license tag applications to state auto owners on Monday and will continue until all have been reached. Applicants must include required information and payment, with prompt processing to avoid last minute rushes. Owners who changed addresses should notify the office at once. Tags will feature a yellow background with black lanterns and lettering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. E. Austin Baughman
Commissioner Baughman
Baughman
Automobile Commissioner's Office
Baltimore
Fifth and Sixth Grade Honor Roll and Award Winners
The list names pupils not absent in the first term ending November 17. Sixth Grade top averages include Beatrice Deen, Clement Noble, Charles Baker, Eldred Hirs, Robert Fleetwood, Eleanor Towers, Reginald Reagan, Thelma West, Elizabeth Martin, Faith Burkett. Fifth Grade also lists top averages: Margaret Beck, Anna Green, Kathryn Hirs, Edith Towers, Julia Wilson, Jane Wine, Philip Helsby, Burdette Nuttle. Clement Noble receives the mental arithmetic contest prize for the sixth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Martin
Kathleen Bowdle
Faith Burkett
Dorothy Calloway
Robert Fleetwood
Philip Porter
Charles Baker
Frank Griffin
Hilton Kitchen
Clement Noble
Pearl Leese
Margaret Beck
Kathryn Hirs
Julia Wilson
Anna Stevens
Frances Wilson
Kathryn Yeoman
Thomas Baynard
William Fleetwood
Philip Helsby
Burdette Nuttle
John Schlegel
Ward Timmons
Beatrice Deen
Eldred Hirs
Eleanor Towers
Reginald Reagan
Thelma West
Anna Green
Edith Towers
Jane Wine
Ladies Aid to Meet at Mollie Everagain Home
Mrs C H Atkins and her daughter Gladys visit Mrs Atkins mother near Harring. The Ladies Aid Society will meet Wednesday afternoon December 6 at Mrs Mollie Everagain's home. The church interior gains a metal side wall and fresh paint. The patrons meeting and box social at the school last Wednesday was well attended. Mr Somers Carroll has returned from Wilmington. Consider F J Wright's stationery before purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mollie Everagain
Somers Carroll
Wilmington
Rev Alward Chamberlaine Named Rector for Caroline Parishes
The Rev Alward Chamberlaine, former Canon Missioner of the Diocese of Easton, moves from Easton to take the rectorate of Episcopal Churches at Denton Greensboro and Hillsboro embracing Caroline county. He has served across the Eastern Shore, aided missions, and led St Michael's Cathedral Boise for seven years before returning to support the Caroline community. Service times are listed for Denton Hillsboro and Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alward Chamberlaine
Diocese of
Easton
Denton
Greensboro
Hillsboro
Caroline County
Chamberlaine
Port Deposit
Crisfield
Episcopal Church
Idaho
Wyoming
St. Michael's Cathedral
Boise
George W. Davenport
Mr. Chamberlaine
Talbot County
England
Plaindealing
Oxford
Henry Chamberlaine
Baltimore
Marion Caroline Goldsborough
Henry Holliday Goldsborough
Oswald Til
Federalsburg Wins Shore Title in Soccer Final
Federalsburg defeated Wicomico County High School 6 to 2 to win the Eastern Shore soccer championship at Hurlock on Wednesday afternoon. Grimes scored twice for Federalsburg, lifting the doughty inside left forward's team to victory as they celebrate the clean out and pursue the state championship on the Eastern Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Hurlock
Wicomico County High School
Salisbury
Caroline Countians
Grimes
Wheatley Price Man
Taylor Townsend
R. F. Collins
Insley
L. H. Hubbard
Dallas
C. H. Lissick
Guthrie
R. H. Deen Benson
L. Closson
Neare
LL. Grimes Davis
Co. F. Bowdle
Agney
I. R. Messenger
Chatham O. R. Noble
Red Cross Roll Call in Caroline District
Red Cross reports from Caroline show encouraging roll call uptakes with districts adding names to last year’s lists. Two new Christmas aid efforts are planned: ten comfort kits for soldiers stationed in Haiti and support for a military hospital yet to be specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Haiti
Preston M. E. Church Bazaar and Supper Set
The Ladies' Aid Society of Preston M. E. Church hosts a bazar and supper in the High School auditorium on Saturday evening December 9. Apron booths fancy work booths and a booth selling Christmas accessories will be offered. McCall's Magazine subscriptions will be taken. Supper begins at 5 30 with continued service at 50 cents per plate. Ice cream and cake will be for sale. The invitation reads Come and enjoy the supper and let us help you to decide your Christmas problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Ladies’ Aid Society of
M. E
McCall's Magazine
Norris Receives Invite for Denton Chautauqua Rep
William S. Norris has been informed by Dr. Paul M. Pearson of Swarthmore Chautauqua Association to select a guarantor representative for the Lecturers Conference on Public Opinion and World Peace in Washington on December 7 8 9 1922. Speakers include President Harding and former Premier Georges Clemenceau of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger
William S. Norris
Paul M. Pearson
Swarthmore Chautauqua Association
Denton Chautauqua
Washington
Harding
Georges Clemenceau
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Charles Wilson
Norman Klinger
Katie Lean
Jennie Wyatt
Alfred Smith
Milford
Nellie Grice
Topeka
C. M. White
A. G. Packard
DeFord Beasley
Philadelhia
Emily DeFord
Mary B. Wilson
Hartford
Conn
G H. Rue
Virginia Thomas
Addie Wilson
Sharon Hill
Andrew Freelans
Mildred Nuttle
Adeline
Louise Fisher
Westminster
Ida Melivaine
Dover
Grove
Mr. Nixon
A. J. Reach Firm
Eversharp
THE
Ridgely News
E. E. Krauss
Los. Matthews
Mardela Springs
J. F. Elliot
Leonard Voshell
Wolmington
Mire
FE. M. Stevens
Harry Laird
Will Conley
Hartley
George Stauphier
Mont Wiley
Griffith
T. A. Smith
Newark
Fred McDonald
Kennett Square
Paul Neft
Madge Thomas
Gus Koenemann
William Lynch
Easton Flospital
LE. C. Hanley
Emma
Naomi Holland
Harry Fisher
Chautauqua
TH. W
B. Rowe
Charlie Stevens
Edgar Stevens
Emma Stevens
Florence Covell
N. R. Covell
W. E. Sylvester
Ethel Ward
Fairlee
W. F. Dickinson
S.N. Smith
James Sloan
Irsin Sparklin
Sadie Wathers
Queen Anne
Walter Gerow
C. W. Sponauple
St Paul's M. EL Church South
Chattauqua
Pearson
R. I. Barnes
Mabel
Philadelpha
Miss Eva
Jersey
New York
John
Grace Reed
Woodwardville
Mars
Newton C. Rice
Harris Chapel
Paul's
Renshaw
Howard Flowers
Wilkinson
Barnette
Cort Briscoe
Dr. Claires
Choplank
Denton School Notes
C. H. Atkins
Gladys
Caroline Parishes
Shore
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