Denton Journal Newspaper Archives, Dec 4, 1915, p. 5

Local Maryland items mix sales, accidents, and notices

A wide reading list covers a mixed issue with peddler ads and store sales at J. H. Pastorfield Co. and Bradley's Studio plus holiday events at Masonic Hall. Local incidents include Harry Sitterfield’s arrest, J. J. Garris mishap, and the Hagley powder mill explosion killing Harvey Place. Legislative and civic notes feature habeas corpus action, court hearings, and the Maryland Week Exhibition's success led by Col. Albert W. Sisk.

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F. J. Wright Bradley T. L. Trice Federalsburg C. E. Nichols Federalburg Wright Jewery J. H. Nichols & Co Lee Masonic Hall M. H. Downes Harry Sitterfield Beck J. H. Pastorfield Co W. F. Cannon Tuckahoe Ben Davis J. J. Garris Preston Wilton Ashburn D. H. Deaner W. H. Adkins P. B. Hopper L. D. Kelley C. E. Tempte Maryland Agricultural College Farmers’ Club B. M. Hall Bethlehem Crisfield Hall W. R. Bowdle Cordova Singer Manufacturing Company Dorchester Calvin Trice A. Stengle Marine Charles McCord Win. Harris Denton Frank G. Wrightson Talbot County Circuit Court Charles B. Lloyd Register of Wills Charles R. Wooters Ernest H. Burns W. Cabell Bruce Public Service Commission James Bruce Carroll Gorman Bruce United States Senate Frank H. Jones Baltimore Caroline Harvey Place John J. Place J. el. Beer duPont Hagley’s Yard Wilmington Place Brethren Church Albert W. Sisk Peninsula Horticultural Society New Jersey State Horticultral Society Freehold Col. Sisk Maryland Armory

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Greensboro Church Calendar and Local Items

Rev Howard T Quigg posts a weekly church calendar. The church quarterly meeting for December 2 was postponed due to Rev Dr Watt illness. An association of public school patrons formed with Alan Massey as president Claude Rawlings vice president and Mrs William Manlove secretary. Rev L S Matthews sermon Sunday morning pleased the congregation. Rev Mr Quigg was in Denton while Rev Raymond Rawlings preached in the evening. Miss Addie Shockley and Esther Meredith visited Ridge ly friends during the holidays. Rev Dr Quigg spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Philadelphia. Alfred Comfort has begun excavations for a large greenhouse and J C Russell will move to his farm soon.

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Greensboro Howard T. Quigg Greensboro M. E Dr. Watt Alan Massey Claude Rawlings William Manlove L. S. Matthews Mr. Quigg Denton Raymond Rawlings Addie Shockley Esther Meredith Dr. Quigg Philadelphia Alfred Comfort J. C. Russell

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Preston Woman Miss Sarah Reynolds Dies at Home

Miss Sarah Reynolds daughter of the late Henry and Hester Reynolds died at her home near Preston on November 27. Born in New Castle county Delaware in 1833 she moved with her parents to Talbot county Maryland and joined the Baptist Church. She leaves brothers and sisters including William Reynolds Z T Reynolds F P Reynolds Martha Ford and Clara Reynolds. funeral held at her late home conducted by Rev J E Smith Interment in Easton cemetery.

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Z. T. Reynolds F. P. Reynolds Preston Martha Ford Clara Reynolds J. E. Smith Philaphia Easton Cemetery Eleanor Davis Baltimore Blanche Ross Philadelphia Sisk

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Local gatherings and visits by Philadelphia and Delaware residents

Henderson and Barclay guests including Mrs. Albert Helstein Mrs. Laura Buller and others spend Friday and weekend visits with Wood Hollingsworth Jackson and Gooden families. Lillian Melvin returns from holidays with Henderson grandparents. Wilmington Wil mington visitors and townspeople share several Sunday and Tuesday stays with relatives and friends.

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Albert Helstein Philadelphia Laura Buller A. R. Butler Charles Barclay Clayton Melvin Greensboro John Wood C. E. Hollingsworth Elizabeth Edith Gooden William Jackson Ridgely Lillian Melvin Henderson Herbert Walls Wilmington Amos Coffin Crum Lynne E. E. Coffin W. L. Goodwin Chester W. H. Goodwin G. H. Wilson Isabelle Carraw Denton

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Hillsboro Socials and Upcoming Bazaar in Holt's Store

Local social rounds list dinners and visits among Hillsboro residents and guests from Choptank Preston Goldsboro Beterton Centreville Queen Anne Newburgh Hobbs and Delmar. The Methodist Ladies Aid plans a bazar at Holt's Store on Friday and Saturday December 16th and 17th with a Saturday market in conjunction.

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H. W. B. Rowe Harry Wright Robert Downes Robert Alex. Noble Preston Robert Jarrell Myr Goldsboro Methodist Church Holt Howard Owens and Son Betterton Harold Davis Centreville J. L. Beauchamp W. F. Dawson Philadelphia New York Margaret Brown Queen Anne Frances

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Household moves and local notes from Lapland Md area

Thanksgiving brief items record C Webster Huffer receiving household goods at Lapland station and moving to G Nuttle farm near Andersontown. Other notes include livestock weights for several neighbors, visits by Mrs Trice and children, Mrs Seeders Thanksgiving turkey, J E Merriken’s 38th birthday in Philadelphia, S J Chaffinch and Holbrook in Baltimore, W H Lord’s Hillsboro visit, Cathel Ward visiting sister F Pritchett Preston, S C Yeakle moving from Concord to Hancock Md, and E M Willey repainting her home.

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C. Webster Huffer Lapland J. E. Merriken Philadephia S. J. Chaffinch Holbrook Baltmore W. H. Lord Hillsboro Cathel Ward F. Pritchett Preston S.C. Yeakle Concord Hancock E. M. Willey

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Two Johns Visit and Local Sunday Guests

Mrs. Alva Griffith and daughter Ruth and son Harvey returned home after visiting relatives near Smyrna. Mr. Howard Callahan and Mr. Clayton Taylor were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Towers. Mr. Frank Jones spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones.

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Ridgely News Column Highlights Local Events

The Ridgely column recaps Sunday church singing by Mr. Baxter of the DeKoven Male Quartette and Miss Minnie Shay at the Methodist revival, plus a community club gift shop aiding Christmas needs and a small profit. It notes theatre in Ridgely, church sermons by Rev. A. M. Rahn, Doings of local residents, hospital visit, travel to Baltimore, and upcoming local entertainments.

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Baxter DeKoven Ain Countie Minnie Shay Community Club Ridgely Lyceum Tom

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Social Roundup At Friendship Families Gather For Visits

Misses Mildred and Alice Satterfield and brother Vinton hosted guests including Viola Turner Ethel Williamson Melvin Turner Earl Towers and Howard Williamson. Weekend visits from Ethel Eunice McMahan Mary Williamson Harold McMahan and Frank Turner. Nat Frampton hosts and drives to New York with guests Ray Stevens John Fisher. Multiple local visits fragment a busy social week with holidays and weather notes and a local jewelry ad.

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Mildred Alice Satterfield Vinton Viola Turner Ethel Williamson Melvin Turner Earl Towers Howard Williamson Brother Ethel Eunice McMahan Mary Williamson Harold McMahan Frank Turner Nat. Frampton Ray Stevens Hurtock John Fisher New York Hilda Covey Howard Davis Easton C. M. Turner Flora Williamson Mabel Baker Baltimore Bertha Altha Miller Edith McMahan Anna

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Quiet wedding seals Hayman and Miss Russell in Hickman

Miss Marie Russell of Trenton N J became the bride of James Francis Hayman of Trenton N J at the home of Mr and Mrs W Hayman near Hickman on Saturday November 27. The ceremony was conducted by Rev M W Marine. The couple will reside in Trenton.

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W. 5 Hayman Hickman Marie Russell Trenton N. J James Francis Hayman M. W. Marine Hickman M. E. Church Samuel Chambers Howard Anderson Lewes John Hayman Town Wiliam Chambers Denton Clem Noble Paul Philadelphia William Wooters Nobie Hudson E. W Ridgely Rebecca Adams Harris Satterfield Wilmington James Wooters Mildred Pauline Burrsville Walter Matthews Bridgeville J. T. Breeding Whital Larrimore Goldsboro Mollie Cleaves Judson Ramsdell Harrington William Carroll William Layton Estelle Reynolds H. J. Ramsdell Nettie Hayman

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Federalsburg Hunters Survive Daring Duck Hunt Near Hurley's Neck

Harry M. Carroll Oliver W. Spear and Lyon Worthington returned to Federalsburg after a near disaster on a duck hunt leaving Vienna for Hurley's Neck. Carroll fell into a marsh manhole and, despite swimming, sank until rescued by ropes and revived after hours with medical help. Arthur Pratt near Federalsburg shot his foot while gunning and faces possible amputation despite two doctors hoping to save the limb.

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Federalsburg Harry M. Carroll Oliver W. Spear Lyon Worthington Vienna Hurley Carroll Arthur Pratt

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Templeville News Briefs Place Claude Myers Family

Claude Myers and family from Barnesville Pa have settled in Temppleville and will occupy the house vacated by John Starkey, who moves to Marydel. A local music class seeks a capable teacher. Several residents, including D T Richards and Pearle Cooper, visited Federalsburg on Sunday. Families Gurney Knotts and Mary Knotts hosted visitors, while Mamie Starkey holidayed with Benj Starkey in Easton. Florence Faulkner stayed with Pauline Walls, Sudlersville, and Kathleen Carter of Baltimore visited Olivia Knotts. Margaret Smith returned from Wilmington, and Emma McKnett spent time with relatives in Greensboro. J A Lane spent the weekend with Goldsboro friends.

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Claude Myers Barnettsville John Starkey Starkey Marydel D. T. Richards Pearle Cooper Olfie Cahall Federalsburg Gurney Knotts Mary Knotts Fred Ross Clayton Mamie Starkey Easton Benj, Starkey Homer Benton Sudlersville N. Bowen Florence Faulkner Pauline Walls Kathleen Carter Baltimore Olivia Knotts Margaret Smith Wilmington Emma McKnett Greensboro J. A. Lane Goldsboro

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Grace Moore Nuptials Attract East Coast Guests

Queen Anne notes guests from New York Baltimore and Baltimore attending the Grace Moore nuptials at the home of G C Moore. Visitors include Mr and Mrs J Brindell Mr and Mrs James Moore and the Misses Hall from Baltimore Mrs T H Jones and son Mrs E S Rowans Mr and Mrs C H Cordrey Ernest Emory and son John spent the weekend in Washington Miss Mildred Short has accepted a school at Hickman.

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Queen Anne J. Brindell New York James Moore Misses Hall Baltimore G. C. Moore Grace. Moore T. H. Jones and Son E. S. Rowans C. H. Cordrey Hebron

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Reopening and Revivals at Concord Church and Harvest Home at St Pauls

Rev Hugh B Kelco notes Concord Church renovations including steel ceiling new lighting oak pews green ingrain carpet and plush pulpit furniture with revival services ongoing. Harvest Home at St Pauls Episcopal and Christ Church Easton raises offerings for the Home for Friendless Children. multiple services and guest speakers planned with details on times and locations.

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Hugh B. Kelco Concord Church I T E. E. Dixon Philadelphia Paul's Episcopal Church Easton St. Paul’s Church Godby Mission Church Christ Church Mr. Gantt Hillsboro J. R. Bicking Centreville Westerfield M. E

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Orphans Court Proceedings Reported In Full Last Tuesday

Judges Clark Rawlings and Stevens presided in Orphans Court with Elizabeth Dill administratrix presenting inventory of Robert H. Dill deceased. Guardians Whisler and Basher filed first and second accounts for Galen R. Whister Hazel L. Whister and Henry L. Basher. bonds renewed. Notices to creditors ordered. commissions of Liden Moore and Covey presented. extra session continued routine business and Moore named secretary. Renunciation of Emma S. Stevens filed. Harvey L. Cooper named administrator. Creditors notice ordered. apraisers named. Administrators Hignalt and Richardson reported sales and debts. authority granted to sell stock and mortgages. John W. Adams administrator presented final account and it was recorded.

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Orphans’ Court Clark, Rawlings Stevens Elizabeth Dill Robert H. Dill Charles A. Whisler Galen R Hazel L. Whister Henry L. Basher Hazel L. Whistler Edward E. Nuttle Cl A Laura W. Andrew Celia Andrew Edward W. Liden J. Virgil Moore Leonard F. Covey Liden Moore Covey Emma S. Stevens H. Franklin Stevens Harvey L. Cooper H. Earle Smith John W. Funk Otis M. Hignatt Harry Richardson Martha J. Hignalt Charles W. Adams John W. Adams

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Death of Roy W. Grove at 24

Roy W. Grove Jester died Wednesday morning November 24 at his mother's home, aged twenty four. Funeral held at Grove Church Saturday November 27 at two o'clock with Rev. L E Haddaway and Rev. W J Wright officiating. Pall-bearers were Edward Lord, Charles Lord, Calvert Murphy, Lee Murphy, Earle Cox and Bradford Cannelly.

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Grove Roy W Jester Mary E. Jester Grove Church L. E. Haddaway W. J. Wright Edward Lord Charles Lord Calvert Murphy Lee Murphy Earle Cox Bradford Cannelly

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Leather gifts for men from Pastor Field Co

Leather collar bags and men's leather dressing cases highlighted as holiday presents from J H V Pastor Field Co. The items are showcased as practical and stylish gifts for men.

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J, H Pastorfield Co

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Local Notables Take Vacations and Visits

Rev. H. A. G. Westerfield of Denton M. E. Church and his wife with son Harry G. leave for Port De posit for a two month health vacation. Barclay residents Mrs. L. W. Butler and Mrs. Audley Butler with son Charles host visitors on Sixth Street. Baltimore photographer Swepson Earle plans colonial site photos for a forthcoming book. The remodeled T. Alan Goldsborough home is now occupied by his family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Herzog and children visited Sea ford hosts Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Robinson. Philadelphia visitors Mr. and Mrs. LB. Towers, Mr. T. W. Smith also seen. Earle Stafford spent time with Chestertown relatives. Annie Lowther of Dover visited Emma Clark. Charles Bradley and wife are in Philadelphia for ten days. G. R. Percy moved to Baltimore. Mrs. Everett Pepper visiting Baltimore relatives.

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H. A. G. Westerfield Denton M. E. Church Charles W. Robinson Seaford T. W. Smith LB. Towers Philadelphia Earle Stafford Chestertown Annie Lowther Dover Emma Clark W. T. Bradley Charles Phiadelphia G. R. Percy Union M. P J. S. Bowers Maryland Charlie Bradley Ralph Fetton Johnns. Bowers Wesley E. Thawley Lyman Porter University of Maryland Baltimore William E. Cheezum Walter George Helen and Harwood Federalsburg Miss Reese Queen Anne's County J. Fleming Starkey James Cyrenus Robinson Girdietree Worcester County Robert H. Thawley Charlie Cahall Emily Baynard Katie Smith Harrington Edith Simpson Ed. Reed East New Market Joe Simpson Ruth Florence Price Wilmington Milton Price Annie Porter John H. Bullock H. A. Porter Emile H. Sapp Elizabeth Sapp John S. Bowers Annie Baughley Helen Baker W. T. Bullock R. H. Stafford Amos Layton Pearl Mason Masten’s Del Lola Fountain Myrtle Roe Hobbs Sadie Garrett Mildred Breeding Loleta Betts Mifton Mary E. Baughley J. Ottis

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Eastern Shore's Governors and Dorchester ties to Maryland

The Baltimore News notes Emerson C. Harrington will be the tenth Maryland governor from the Eastern Shore since 1838. It lists governors by county, naming Dorchester as origin for several chiefs and detailing how governors from the Eastern Shore and nearby counties have shaped the state executive line through the years.

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Eastern Shore Emerson C. Harrington Maryland Dorchester County Baltimore News Queen Anne's William Grason Talbot Philip Francis Thomas Cecil James Black Groome Austin L. Crothers Wicomico Elihu Emory Jackson Worcester John Walter Smith Groome Henry Lloyd Dorchester Senate Whyte McLane Thomas Holiday Hicks Phillips Lee Goldsborough William Pinkney Whyte Robert Milligan McLane Baltimore City Thomas Swan Western Shore Francis Thomas Enoch Louis Lowe Frederick Thomas G. Pratt Oden Bowie Prince George's Thomas Watkins Ligon John Lee Carroll Edwin Warfield Howard Augustus Williamson Bradford Baltimore County Frank Brown Carroll Lloyd Lowndes Allegany Goverors Grason John Henry Charles Goldsborough Thomas King Carroll

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November Marriage Licenses Across Several Towns

Marriage licenses issued in November include John W Richards and Lena Williams of Federalsburg Benjamin Trice of Hickman and Florence Foxwell of Longwoods Theodore Baker and Louie Good of Burrsville Robert J Kemp and Stella Young near Ga ldsboro Elbert Deen of Fowling Creek and Clara Willis Wright of Chop Tank William H Jester of Dorchester and Mary E Cahall of Federalsburg James F Hayman of Hickman and Marie Russell of Trenton George W Cooper and Grace M Faulkner of Ridgely John Jester and Octavia Williamson of Preston Oswald Gries bach of Marydel and Julia Katzer of Philadelphia The colored couples licensed include Ray D Jones and Fannie M Friend of Preston Lawrence H Howard and Esther G Friend of Preston Edward H Thomas and Rebecca Prattis of Andersontown Robert E Wright and Carrie Haines near Denton Grant Farrington and Elsie Cannon near Federalsburg Isaac Magee and Sarah E Holland of Federalsburg Augustus Brown and Mary Matthews of Greensboro David Gould and Martinus Nichols near Ridgely

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John W. Richards Lena Williams Federalsburg Benjamin 5. Trice Hickman Florence Foxwell Longwoods Theodore Baker Louie Good Burrsville Robert J. Kemp Stella Young Galdsboro Elbert Deen Fowling Creek Clara Willis Wright Choptank William H. Jester Dorchester Mary E. Cahall James F. Hayman Marie Russell Trenton George W. Cooper Grace M. Faulkner Ridgely John ©. Jester Octavia Williamson Preston Oswald Griesbach Marydel Julia Katzer Philadelphia Ray D. Jones Fannie M. Friend Lawrence H. Howard Esther G. Friend Edward H. Thomas Rebecca Prattis Andersontown Robert E. Wright Carrie Haines Denton Grant Farrington Elsie Cannon Isaac Magee Sarah E. Holland Augustus Brown Mary Matthews Greensboro David Gould Martinus Nichols

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Death of Mr. GC D Bennett Purser on Edenton dies in Baltimore

Mr. GC D Bennett longtime purser of the steamer Edenton died in Baltimore on Sunday night November 21 after paralysis. He was taken to the Marine Hospital unconscious and did not recover. Funeral held in Denton Wednesday with Rev. G L Helsby officiating, interment in Denton cemetery. Survived by his wife Rhoda Adams and several children. A Baltimore native who lived many years in Caroline county and earlier worked for the Wheeler line.

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GC. D. Bennett C. D. Bennett Edenton Choptank Baltimore Sfonday Marine Hospital Denton G. L. Helsby Denton Cemetery

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Local visitors and holiday travel notes in Whitby area

Smithson and Mr Win Whitby of Pennsgrove N J visited Thursday and Friday with their family. Miss Elsie Bilbrough spent Thanksgiving with her parents at Greensboro. Edward Patrick of Wilmington stayed with his family for a few days. Miss Viola Carmine returned home after time at Trappe. Miss Eva Berger and Miss Mary Christopher were in East on Friday. Miss Dora Powell spent Thanksgiving with friends at Cambridge.

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Highest cash prices paid for eggs by W J Blackiston

A brief note credits W J Blackiston with the highest cash prices paid for eggs. The item records a market bulletin style quote indicating the preferred buyer and a focus on egg transactions. No additional context or dates are provided.

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W. J. Blackiston

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Reopening and Homecoming at Union M. P. Church

Union M. P. Church hosted a Sunday morning reopening and homecoming with funds raised for repairs. Rev Dr J S Bowers assisted Rev C J Burdette. Numerous former members visited and contributed, while area residents and guests were mentioned in attendance and social visits throughout the week.

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Birthday at Woodenhawk Brightens Family Gathering

Mrs. T. J. Pritchett celebrated her seventy fourth birthday with her children and grandchildren Tuesday. The town noted James Johnson’s serious eye injury from a cutting accident Monday. Mail carrier T. S. Kemp’s Federalsburg route lengthened from 24 to 30 miles. Ladies Aid met at D. C. Adams home Tuesday with many attendees. Several local visits and gatherings followed, including Anna Chaffinch’s return from Bridgeville and Ruth Willoughby’s visit from near Hobbs. Revival services closed at Bloomery M E Church Monday. Levin Wright and Jason Reed were visitors in Concord the prior weekend.

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T. J. Pritchett James Johnson T. S. Kemp Federalsburg Aid D. C. Adams Anna Chaffinch Charles Betts Bridgeville Alex. Noble Concord Geo, Zott Ruth Willoughby Hobbs Edward Evans Bessie Adams Myra Wright Smithville Eva Melvin Bloomery M. E Levin Wright Hartington Jason Reed

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Revival meetings end after successful run in Smithville

The revival meetings have closed with good success. Our minister was assisted by Rev. Mr. Strayer and Rev. Mr. Dixon of Philadelphia. Several local residents and visitors shared Thanksgiving time with relatives and friends in the area including Miss Alice Tubbs, Miss Esther Shaw, Miss Thelma Keel, Miss Anna Mae Spence, Miss Mary Everagam, Miss Kathryne Spence, Miss Pearl Meredith, Miss Anna Howdle, and Mr. Willie Neal. Visits extended to Choptank, Chestnut Grove, Ridgely, Berlin, and Philadelphia families.

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Smithville Strayer Dixon Philadelphia Alice Tubbs Denton Esther Shaw Ridgely Thelma Keel Anna Mae Spence Elizabeth Hattye Alford Mary Everagam Chestnut Grove Kathryne Spence Charles Williamson Ruth Pearl Meredith Anna Howdle Federalsburg Ladies’ Aid Society D. C. Adams Willie Neal Bessie Adams Myra Wright John Holland Berlin

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Real bargains in men and boys shoes by J H Pastorfield

Real bargains in men's and boys' shoes, both work and dress shoes. See us first. We will save you money. J. H. Pastorfield Co.

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J. H. Pastorfield Co

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Preston Woman Miss Sarah Reynolds Dies at Home

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Local gatherings and visits by Philadelphia and Delaware residents

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Hillsboro Socials and Upcoming Bazaar in Holt's Store

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Household moves and local notes from Lapland Md area

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Two Johns Visit and Local Sunday Guests

Ridgely News Column Highlights Local Events

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Social Roundup At Friendship Families Gather For Visits

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Quiet wedding seals Hayman and Miss Russell in Hickman

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Federalsburg Hunters Survive Daring Duck Hunt Near Hurley's Neck

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Templeville News Briefs Place Claude Myers Family

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Grace Moore Nuptials Attract East Coast Guests

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Reopening and Revivals at Concord Church and Harvest Home at St Pauls

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Orphans Court Proceedings Reported In Full Last Tuesday

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Death of Roy W. Grove at 24

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Leather gifts for men from Pastor Field Co

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Local Notables Take Vacations and Visits

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Eastern Shore's Governors and Dorchester ties to Maryland

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November Marriage Licenses Across Several Towns

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Death of Mr. GC D Bennett Purser on Edenton dies in Baltimore

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Local visitors and holiday travel notes in Whitby area

Highest cash prices paid for eggs by W J Blackiston

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Reopening and Homecoming at Union M. P. Church

Birthday at Woodenhawk Brightens Family Gathering

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Revival meetings end after successful run in Smithville

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Real bargains in men and boys shoes by J H Pastorfield

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