Local shops advertise gifts and Christmas sales
The notice lists many area merchants promoting Christmas gift items and events. Mudd’s Shop Unique offers one fourth off stamped goods until Christmas. F J Wright advertises watches and white gold mounting. Easton and Denton stores announce extended hours and holiday specials. Community events include church services, PTA meetings, and a musical at Preston Town Hall. Weathered by local notices of deaths, floods, and hospital transfers, the region gears up for holiday shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudd
F. J. Wright's
M. K. Newnam
F. J. Wright
J. H. Nichols & Co
Everagain
Mudd's
Leroy A. Gullett
Ganey’s Wharf
Clifford T. Trazzare
Fourth Street
Easton
Baltimore
Talbot
Davenport
Preston
Caroline County
Hobbs
Denton
Ridgely
Town Hall
Miss Cooper
Wayne P. Sewell Co
Atlanta
M. O. Goldsmith
Brooklyn
Harrington
Milford Hospital
J. Virgil Moore
University Hospital
Philadelphia
Ida “Hollingsworth
Leonard Layton
Blue Ridge Summit
Waynesboro
Layton
U. S
Henderson
First District
John B. Medford
Cora Griffith
W. Ford
Seaford
Earle G
Washington
T. Mark
Elizabeth E. West
Samuel W. West
George M. Towerr
Friendship
Mollie E. Towers
George M. Towers
Earl and
Myrtle Towers
Federalsburg
Carlton V. West
J. Howard D. West
Long Beach
California
M. E. Wheatley
Hillcrest Cemetery
Old Kris Coming to Denton for Santa Claus Day
Denton merchants plan Santa Claus Day on Saturday December 11 with Old Kris visiting and gifts for children. Mrs Santa Claus and young helpers may attend while city vendors prepare features for juvenile visitors and a gala day for childhood. Denton Firemen's Band will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Kris
Santa Claus
Santa Clauses
Denton Firemen
Marriage Announcements and Local Social Arrivals
Mrs. Sarah Mitchell of Camden announces the marriage of daughter Elsie Isabella to William H. Bailey on Thursday at the bride’s home in Camden. Ceremony by Rev H N Bailey with music by Edna Shipman. Couple to reside at 1494 Louis St Camden after December 1. Other notices list weddings, relatives visiting, and attendance at the Sesqui Centennial in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Mitchell
Camden, N. J
Denton
Elsie Isabelle
William H. Bailey
Arthur Benjamin
Port Deposit
Ednad Shipman
Sadie V. Layton
Caroline County
John L. Jeffery
Baltimore
Chambersburg
A. E. Shields
Frank and
Albert
Greensboro
Highland Park
Camden
N. J
E. R. Trice
Fy. H. Doerr
J. E. Eisenbrand
Philadelphia
Market Street
Ernest Fields
Sara
Alex. Sedgewick
Seaford
Charles Jopp
Frances
Roland Porter
Stevensville
John Chaffineh
Denton Introduces Faster Station-to-Station Long Distance
R C Harris of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone announces a new Denton operating method. Callers who know the city number can request a direct long distance call through the local operator, with the line held until the called party answers or a report is given. If the number is unknown, ask for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
R. C. Harris
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Mr. Harris
Easton
Greensboro
Chestertown
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Richmond
Harris
Henderson Wedding at the Bell Home
On Saturday afternoon at 4 30 o clock at the home of Mr and Mrs William Bell Mr Winnie Cavender of Marcus Slook Pa and Miss Wini fred Bell daughter of Mr William Bell were united in marriage by Rev W L McClintock Only family present The bride wore white silk carried bridal roses The maid of honor Miss Mary Morris of Greensboro wore yellow crepe de chine and carried yellow chrysanthemums Best man Mr James Ross of Marcus Hook The couple will reside in Marcus Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bell
Winnie Cavender
Marcus Slook
Winifred Bell
W. L. McClintock
Mary Morris
Greensboro
Leroy Hutton
Betty
Wilmington
W. L. Sanders
Medford Kimball
Anne Virginia
J. E. Walls
Sara
Emma Gooden
State Normal School
Salisbury
Arthur Robertson
Samuel
Lancaster
Samuel Hudson
James Melvin
Katherine
Edith Melvin
Thema Gilbert
Orville
Marcus Hook
Kelso Gilbert
L. A. Gooden
Esther Cartwright
C. H. Clayville
Baltimore
Myrtle Bryant
Washington College
Edward Coffin
Norman Melvin
Ann Bennett
Goldsboro
W. E. Cartwright
C. M. Wingate
Cambridge
Esther Fertig
Local notices of deaths and social visits in Goldsboro area
Harber Young dies after horse accident near town. Easton Hospital reports his death after an automobile frightened his horse. Community members visit and send condolences. Sewing Circle and Ladies Aid hold meetings at Mrs. Jarman and Mrs. Shiveley homes. Various residents visit relatives in Wilmington Philadelphia Dover and Crisfield with holiday exchanges and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilson
Price Mullikin
Easton
G. Campbell
Dover
W. J. Murphy
Harper Young
Mr. Young
Near Town
Ind
Clark Quillen
Edward Jarrell
Beacom
Business College
Wilmington
Thomas Shockley
Bryan Shockley
Massey
Violet Williams
Harry Williams
Roy Seamans
Emma Wharton
Clayton
J. C. R Kinnamon
Noble Shiveley
Rebecca Lane
Annapolis
J. F. Lane
Anne Bennett
T. N. Jarrell
Delaware
Ray Seamans
Philadelphia
W. W. Sylvester
G. C. Johnson
Mary
Adams Family Visit Spreads Through Centennial Holiday
Mr R F Adams and Clarence Love with Thurman Adams and families drove to Carboro Pa Saturday to visit Ira Adams in a Buick sedan. Minnie Althea Adams J L Mears Winnie Graham of Wilmington visited John Adams over the weekend. Marian and Bernice Adams spent Thanksgiving in Wilmington visiting the Centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Adams
Clarence Love
Ridgely News Letter Thanksgiving Returns and Travels
Ridgely community notes list numerous residents home for holidays from Golden's College Salisbury and Philadelphia schools. Many families hosted gatherings. church, club and school events noted. Local clergy announcements include Rev George Fitz farewell and sermon topics.
Quiet Queen Anne Wedding at Mt Vernon Church
Miss Mary Jump married Vernon R. Clark at Mt. Vernon M. E. Church in South Washington D C on Thanksgiving Day. Rev Herbert Cannon officiated. Bride wore gown of rose georgette and pink rosebud bouquet. They will reside in Hyattsville after a short northern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon M. E. Church
Washington
D. C
Mary Jump
Ida B. Jump
Queen Anne
Vernon R. Clark
Hyattsville
Herbert Cannon
Iyattsville
Clark
Missionary Society of
St. Paul's Church
Horace Morgan
R. V. Whitehurst
T. H. Stayton
Washington, D. C
C. HL. Dean
Robby Hackett
Eugene Bonwill
Still Pond
Beulah Callahan
Greenshoro
Everett Blades
Charlie Dean
Herbert Trice
Dover
S. H. Reynolds
Morris Lynch
Walter D. Made
Wilmington
J. F. Morgan
Clark Taylor
Thurman Covey
Madeline Jeffers
Baltimore
Madge Jump
E. S. Bowens
Queenstown
Oscar Briscoe
Salisbury
Austin Swann
Chester
Elizabeth Jump
Local social notes and church announcements
Hobbs and Anderson families from Hickman Philadelphia and Dover guests of Silas Layton. Rev Dr Makosky to preach Sunday afternoon at the Maryland Conference church. Helen Towers to lead Christian Endeavor service tomorrow. Betts and son visit Wilmington. Richards and Fleetwood from Denton guests of Hopkins Thomas. Chaffine and Paisley guests of Merriken. Paisley visits Dover and Isaac Starkey. George Neighbors visiting Wilmington and Philadelphia friends. Betts at Lewis Slaughter. Hartzell family moves from near Bridgeville. Nettie Satterfield visits. Elmer Butler now clerk for William Chambers. Minnie Murphy visiting local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Anderson
Joseph and
Alfred
Hickman
Laura Anderson
Michael Slavely
Philadelphia
Mabel Marker
Dover
Silas Layton
E. C. Makosky
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Makosky
Antone Yienger
Catherine Bauer
Baltimore
Viola Biddle
Greenwood
Helen Towers
Christian Endeavor Service
A. W. Betts
Martin
J. Calvin Betts
Wilmington
Charles Richards
Robert Fleetwood
Denton
Hopkins Thomas
O. J. Chaffine
Fred Paisley
M. Merriken
Isaac Starkey
George Neighbors
Lewis Slaughter
Harrington
Millard Hartzell
Bridgeville
Nettie Satterfield
Burrsville
Quiet Dorchester Couple Wed In November Ceremony
Miss Elsie Todd daughter of Mrs G S Todd and Mr Raymond Mesick son of Mr and Mrs Perry Mesick of Dorchester county quietly wed Wednesday evening November 24 at Cambridge officiated by Rev D A Chapman. Maynard Ledman family from Baltimore visited J Frank Ledmum parents. Frank Patchett and Naomi Wright spent Thanksgiving with relatives in New York and the Community Club met at Mrs J Frank Ledmum’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Community Club
Cooper
Wayne P. Sewell Co
Atlanta
Elsie Todd
G. S. Todd
Raymond Messick
Perry Messick
Dorchester County
D. A. Chapman
Canbridge
Maynard Ledman
Baltimore
J. Frank Ledmun
Frank Patchett
New York
Naomi Wright
J. O. Wright
Community Club
J. Frank Ledmum
M. E. Church Bazaar Set For December 10 and 11
The Ladies Circle of the M. E. Church will hold their annual bazaar on Friday and Saturday, December 10 and 11. Proceeds support church activities and local community aid. прям
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Happenings at Hillsboro community notices
In Hillsboro the annual Children's Home offering from St Pauls Church Easton was unusually large. Christmas events at the Methodist Church include a Sunday entertainment and Tuesday treat. Local visits, funerals, and holiday gatherings fill the week with church services and social events across Federalsburg, Still Pond, Windy Hill, Dover, and Baltimore areas.
Thanksgiving visits and travels across towns
Ridgely residents shared holiday greetings as Clara Denny entertained her brother and nephew from Wye Mills. Ennis Percy and wife visited William Marvel in Ridgely. Edward Pearsall and wife visited Michigan with their son. Leelan Jackson and daughter Nellie were in Baltimore Sunday and Monday. Carter Forester returned from Wilmington. George Slaughter Jr of Marcus Hook visited his parents. Paul Temple spent the weekend in Templesville. George Imler recovered and went out. Florence Layfield weekended at Westover. Walter Mitchell visited Baltimore last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Elizabeth Wilson
Swing Pearsaul
Page Jones
Golden’s College
Wilmington
Paul Holsinger
Freehold
New Jersey
Madge Thomas
Irwin Downes
Salisbury
Olive Wood
Daniel Cecil
Beacom’s Business School
Lewis Lynch
Charlotte Hall
St. Mary’s
Dorothy Saulsbury
Kindergarten Training School
Philadelphia
Landers Jones
Donelson School
Baltimore
Tom Richards
Polytechnic School
Mary Rebecca Saulsbury
Froebel League
New York
Walter Bennington
Alice Bennington
L. D. Truitt
Fletcher Truitt
Hayden's
John Sharp
William Cooper
Chester
Dorothy. Ridgelynes
Marie Smith
Centreville
Henrietta Swann
Paulsboro
N. J
Mildred Swann
Ella Pearsnul
Berwyn
Pauline Wiley
Collingswood
Clifton Morris
Near Washington
Fred Flounders
McDonoughs
George Fitz
Ephrata
Mr. Fitz
Reformed Church
Harvey Sewell
Fred Sewell
Dorothy Davis
Walter Mitchell
Paul Sewell
Denton
Reese Sewell
W. Jackson
A. D. Stanton
Jacksons
Bernard Ringgold
Stantons
Edna Detwiler
Hagerstown
Harper's Ferry
Washington
Easton
Oxford
Gladys Miller
Norwood Eaton
University of Marryland
Howard Quaintance
John Davis
Dorothy
Florence
Grace Zeigler
Jesse
Edward Zeipler
Bridgewater
John Hoffman
Paul Hoffman
Hansen
Jonas Shaner
McQuade
Joshua van Sant
Marguerite
Mary Catherine Sparks
Bridgetown
Elizabeth Sparks
Harry Laird
Edward Stephens
Myrtle Stephens
Rehoboth
Frank * Flounders
Fitz
Holsingers
California
BE. R. Montgomery
Ridgely Station
McKnett
Harry Zeigler
Voice
J. C. Madara
Fred Madara
Rochester
N. Y
W. E. Sparks
Earl
Leonard Dean
Griffith Jones
Elmer Redden
Bateman Draper
J. T. Saulsbury
David Swing
Thompson Swing
Hannah Freeman
Euston
Clara Denny
Wye Mills
Ennis Percy
William Marvel
Edward Pearsaul
Michigan
Leelan Jackson
Nellie
Carter Forester
George Slaughter, Jr
Marcus Hook
Paul Temple
Templeville
George Imler
Florence Layfield
Westover
G. L. Blades
John Tubbs
Queens‘town
Edgar Smith
Norman Smith
George Smith
Wibnington
Willard Blades
Camden
N.S
George Cherry
Hilda and
Roland
Rudgely
J. W. Price
Powell Hopkins
J. O. Stafford
Lawrence Price
W. L. Jump
Holiness Church
Donaldson
Harrington
Harlan Blades
C. N. Fountain
Harry Murphy
Andersontown
David Eilwanger
R. H. Stafford
J. H. Thawley
Margaret Thawley
Melvin James
William Andrew
John William
American Corner
Carlton Andrew
J. L. Chance
M. F. W. Collison
Frank Davis
Hobbs
Emma Hurd
Jacob Price
A. W. Betts
Martin Betts
Norman, Jr
Clarence Voss
Zack Johnson
Houston
Mary Link
Brownsville
Blades and Friends Party Guests Across Holidays
A lengthy social notes listing guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Blades includes Rev. and Mrs. John Tubbs of Queens town Ma and several Smiths and Blades from Wibnington Camden and Marcus Hook. Other visits feature Rev W L Jump at Holiness Church and Thanksgiving gatherings with numerous relatives and friends.
Bethlehem Ladies Aid meeting and local visits noted
The Ladies Aid Society will meet Thursday afternoon December 9 at 2 o'clock at Mrs FE OH Thomas's home with full attendance urged for officer elections. The column records numerous visits among residents including Ted Hatten and Sara Ann of Seaford, Isabelle McWilliams, Alva Blades, Gladys Melvin, and others in Seaford Easton Baltimore Philadelphia and Trappe with varied family and friend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
FE. OH. Thomas
Ted Hatten
Sara Ann
Seaford
Otho McWilliams
Isabelle
Alva Blades
Thomas
Gladys Melvin
Payton Thompson
Pat Handley
Beacom’s Business College
Wilmington
F. H. Thomas
Claude Thompson
Joe Pritchett
Philadelphia
Grasonville
Allie Todd
Easton
Charles Christopher
George Blades
Bradley
Trappe
Harry Blades
Bernard Blades
Baltimore
Mr. Weaver
Nathaniel Legates
Elizabeth Taylor
Gladys
Mabel Parrott
Beltimore
Church Services and Local Visits Note Near East Offering
Sunday services begin with Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11. A special Near East offering is requested. The column lists multiple weekend visits among the Knotts and Robinson families in Harrington Newport and nearby areas, plus hospital update for Evelyn Robinson after tonsil surgery.
Personal Mention in Second District Brushes with Many Guests
In Greensboro several friends and relatives visited and stayed with local families over Thanksgiving and holidays. Notable attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Roland Pippin, Mrs. Maggie Carroll, and guests from Riverside New Jersey and Maryland. Numerous youths and students from Beacom’s College Salisbury State Normal School Towson and Wilmington areas were mentioned with weekend or holiday visits to家 by local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Pippin
Maggie Carroll
Whiteleysburg
Bradford Starkey
Riverside
N. J
Zeth Matlack
Harold
Audubon
D. Smith Edwards
Cedar Grove
Charles Walls
Pauline Wyatt
Mabel Rich
Dorothy Swann
Stanley Pippin
Ernest Pearson
Beacom’s College
Wilmington
Oscar Kinnamon
Ruthanna
Fletcher Clark
Marcus Hook
William Clark
Joseph Bernard
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
J. O. Bernard
W. Thomas Thornton
Wilson
Ralph
Carl
Gilbert Carrow
Leipsic
Del
Paul Dobson
Maryland University
College Park
Thomas Dobson
Anne Pearson
Clara Hastings
State Normal School
Salisbury
Junior Hughes
New York City
Jake Hughes
B. C. Beckham
Marcus Nook
Strode Beckham
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Hilbrough
Towson
Milton Roe
Stewart
Doris
Rachel McClyments
M. B. Cooper
Genevieve
W. W. Wroten
Clayton
Fred Smith
Hobbs
Alfred Billing
Benjamin Bastian
Dawson Gruwell
Margaret Garvin
John Garvin
Rising Sun
Harvey Dobson
Lydia Dobson
Wede Hubbard
Little Son
Andrew
Cordova
Elizabeth Sharp
Rosanna Richard
Henderson
Minnie Pinder
H. G. Budd
Elkton
Benjamin Hevalow
Conshohocken
Clara Seward
Palace Pictures Schedule For December Exhibition
At The Palace in December the following films are booked for the coming month and New Year's night. Tonight Compromise. December 1 Bride of the Storm. December 9 Live Wire with Johnnie Hines. December 10 and 11 The Rainmaker. December 14 Tin McCoy in War Paint. December 16 Sweet Adeline. December 17 and 18 The Temptress. December 21 The Count of Luxemburg. December 27 Born To The West. December 28 Lon Chaney in The Black Bird. December 30 The Bells. December 31 and January 1 Monte Carlo. Norma Talmadge in Wk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live Wire
Johnnie Hines
the Rainmaker
Tin McCoy
Sweet Adeline
the Temptress
Smithson School Reports Perfect Attendance and Spelling Honorees
The Smithson school opening in September shows pupils with perfect attendance: Kenneth Cole, Leo Frase, Alton Cole, Rockwood Coleman, Webster Flaharty, Thomas Price, Carl Prager, Thomas Mundt, Anna Lee Coleman, Blanche Flaharty, Winifred Mundt, Bertha Frase, Margaret Mundt, Mildred Hopkins, Virginia Towers, Marie Willoughby, Dortha Towers. For October, 100 percent in Spelling goes to Tilghman Bryan, Marie Quidas, Blanche Flaharty, Margaret Mundt, Anna Lee Coleman. In November the sole perfect Spelling mark belongs to Anna Lee Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithson School
Kenneth Cole
Leo Frase
Alton Cole
Rockwood Coleman
Webster Flaharty
Thomas Price
Carl Prager
Thomas Mundt
Anna Lee Coleman
Blanche Flaharty
Winifred Mundt
Bertha Frase
Margaret Mundt
Mildred Hopkins
Virginia Towers
Marie Willoughby
Dortha Towers
Tilghman Bryan
Marie Quidas
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Ridgely News Letter
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St. Paul’s Church
Charles Jarrell
John Wooters
Emma Beauchamp
John Wammer
Annie Jump
W. F. Dickinson
W. FF. Pennington
Ella
Saulsbury Sparks
Joseph Taylor
Mary Frances
J. C. Sherwood
Edgar Blades
Virginia
Howard Dodds
William Helfrich
Windy Hill
William Sherwood
Selby Groff
Beverly
Ida Blackson
Robert Gr
Pearl
Lucy Sullivan
Episcopal Church
H.W. B. Rowe
Robert Jarrell
Susan Thompson
Rowe MacSorley
Elwood Fleming
Harry Messick
A. W. Holt
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
N. E. Knott
Eugene
Owen Ford
Charles Wood
John Hammer
R. M. Peacock
R. E. Evans
Harry Thompson
Albert Handy
Sallie Worth
Alga Worth
Joseph Stewart
Matthewstown
C. E. Stewart
Bertha Rice
C. S. Rice
Walter Stevens
Sadlersville
W. B. Sparks
Sadie Wooters
Harry Covell
Newton Smith
P. Finan and Son
Miriam Gale
Ella Pennington
Mary Cooper
Thomas Seward
Allie Thawley
Bethlehem
Near East
Helen Baker
Nell Knotts
William H. Knotts
George Leeds
Henry
Miss Smith
Newport
Gurney Knotts
Evelyn Robinson
Easton Hospital
Priscilla Dill
Melissa
Reese Wessel
J. F. Raughley
Wright Robinson
Homer Stufrt
James T. Knotts
Elizabeth
Kate O. Knotts
William Cahall
Millington
Edna Cahall
Aulda Purnell
Frank Raughley
Newark
Ot Ridgely
Harry Knotts
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