Denton Community and Market Notices Big Week
The Denton community page reports a December 15 meeting of the Denton Community Club, multiple sales and reductions at J. Ed. Nichols and J. H. Nichols & Co, and a broad mix of local notices. It notes church service changes at Concord Church, a 2 hog totaling 980 pounds sale, and upcoming events including box social at Bridge Town school and a humorous recital at Masonic Hall.
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J. Ed. Nichols
Journal
Denton Community Club
J. Kemp Stevens
J. H. Nichols & Co
Concord Church
Frank
Russell
Sherif Andrew
Maxwell Ricer
Court House
Sallie Webster
Market Streets
Bridgetown School
John Ferrins
Denton
John C. North
Faston
Talbot County
Algree Manufacturing Co
Greensboro
Taylor's Woods Church
W. A. Freeman
Ashville
N. C
Parent-Teacher's Association
Denton High School
Ladies of Christ Church
Masonic Hall
Roselth Knapp
The
Denton Fire Company
Clarence H. Roe
Emory D. Kiminey
Raymond B. Fisher
Earle White
Sherman E. Tribbett
Charles N. Satterfield
Chestertown
Caroline Council
United American Mechanics
Federalsburg
Mary Alice Stafford
James A. Stafford
Burrsville
Springfield
Mass
W. C. Pastorfield
Denton High
Centreville
Hotel Luray
Atlantic City
Josiah White & Sons
Yuray
Josiah White
Whentoo
Diocece
Easton
Ocean Bolman
Matthews Goldie
Cecilton
WEDDING JOINS FREDERALSBURG AND SEAFORD FAMILIES
The wedding of John T. Holt to Helen Marie Moore took place at the bride’s home with Rev F F Carpenter officiating. The couple honeymooned by car through the Southern states and plan to reside in Federalsburg by January first. Holt Construction Company ties and local social notices follow, plus various visits and gatherings reflecting community life.
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John T. Holt
T. S. Holt
Federalsburg
Helen Marie Moore
William M. Moore
Seaford
F. F. Carpenter
Seafort Methodist Episcopal Church
Holt
Holt Construction Company
A. Norman Ward
Western Maryland College
Denton
Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of
Middle Atlantic States
Maryland
Walter Spuklin
T. M. Todd
Dorothy
Andersontown
Newark
Del
W. E. Brown
Mesers
Marion S. Downes
Frank Essigs
Charles Meyer
Bitchy
William Browning
Baltimore
Grane Alburger
J. A. Dudley
Easton Hospital
S. M. Newton
Chitchland
Mabel Johnson
J. A. Reynolds and Son
Rosalind Wharberger
New York
George T. Redien
Harriet Anderson
Church Hill
J. Kemp Stevens
M. Gates Stephens
M. J. Woodford
Fire damages millinery store at Fourth and Market
Fire in a millinery shop owned by Mrs. Inka Hollingsworth caused smoke damage to stock and interiors. Flames started in a rear pile of empty boxes and burned through the floor, while passers by and three men quenched the blaze. The building is owned by Messrs Frederick B. and Frank L. R. Nuttle.
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Market
Inka S. Hollingsworth
R. Boon Keauchanp
Charles KK. Evans
Raymond Smith
Notable Gathering At Washington Lecturers' Conference
Congressman T Alan Goldsborough was chosen to represent Chau tauqua Association at the Lecturers Conference on Public Opinion and World Peace in Washington. The event, billed as highly international, features discussions on economic and scientific aspects of world peace and a track of problems to be understood. President Harding greeted delegates. notable participants include leading American and international figures. Local ad copy promotes footwear and cash for eggs from Over the Bridge Store run by W C Pastorfeld.
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T. Alan Goldsborough
Chautauqua Association
Washington
Hell
America
Harding
International Chautauqua Association
Thanksgiving Evening At American Corner Event
American Corner hosts Mr. and Mrs. Trunt who entertain guests including Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Collins and others for Thanksgiving in honor of Morris Vlount and wife. Morris is at Subittasville for health. Hunt family reports improvement while E F Smith and Griffiths visit relatives.
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Trunt
Ernest Collins
Clas
E. Smith
Dorsey Nichols
Claude Howard
Ernest Griffith
Washington College
Ralph Hunt
Dover
Morris
Morris Vlount
Subittasville
J. F. Hunt
Hunt
G. Lo Graiffith
Olaf FE. Smmith
EF. FL Hane
Ralph
Hastings
Houston Branch
Martha Griffith
Lillian Phillips
Union Grove
Mary Nichols
Mere
Lydia Nichols
E. F. Hunt
G. L. Griffith
Revival Services Set in Bridgetown Sunday
Henderson announces re opening of Bridgetown church on Sunday December 16 with all day services. Rev. E. L. Eloffecker will speak in the morning, Rev. O Te Baynard of Hillsboro at 2:30, and Rev. Dr. Wise will preach in the evening. Community invitation extended amid week of visitors and illness notes among local residents.
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S. L. Uunhy
Bridgetown
E. L. Eloffecker
O. ‘Te Baynard
Hillsboro
Dr. Wise
John Smit
Vineland
N. J
F. Gough
S. C. Johnson
Wilmington
J. W. Gibson
J. J. Banting
Smyrnna
Hi. O. Bostic
Felton
J. F. Quillen
Thomas Rabb
J. E. Walls
J. NoSmth
Marydel
R. W. di
Withington
Gladys Medford
Clayton
Cick
Queen Anne Evangelistic Meeting Opens With Sponaugle Team
The evangelistic party led by Rev W C Sponaugle and Mr Walter Geraw arrives in Queen Anne for a week of services through Sunday the 7th. Mrs Sponaugle travels with her husband and Mrs Fleming, recovering in Easton Hospital, is improving. Also noted are social visits by Mr and Mrs Walter Connolly and by Mr and Mrs Ravens as they plan trips to Philadelphia.
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Queen Anne
W. C. Sponaugle
Walter Geraw
Sponaugle
Sponanugle
W. C. Sponangle
Warris Chapel
John Mane
Frank Long
Aden Mall
Olive Thi
Union
Baptist Church
Melvin J. Wheatley
Methodist Church
Harvey Holsipper
Lamet Troxell
Matthews
FE Braass
Lawn
Hante
Puntine Wiley
Middletown
Mildred Swann
Baltimore
Mary Land
Rehoboth
Wileson Jackson
Newark
N. J
Mis. Tlemsy Withinean
Burton
J. J. Hunting
Venderson
Reformed Church
George Rickards
Lancaster
Par
Rickards
Harry Robinson
Ali Lofton
Louisville
Harry Smith
Ann
Harry, Jr
Marydet
Melvin Wheatley
Lee Morris
Everent
Daupher
Lia
Conrad Flamer
Mesdamesfred Flaunders
J. C. Madura
D. M. Swing
A. Sailsbury
S Stone
T. W. Jones
J.I. Saulsbury
Paul Neft
Greensboro
Tom Day
Flollingsworth
Sallie Cavey
Denton
Walter Barnett
Trappe Clifton
Milton Smith, Jr
J. C. Madara
J. M. Barry
McDaniel
Edgar Blades
Gilbert Johnson
Federalsboro
Clifton Lumpkin
St. John's College
Fred Flownders, Jr
W. T. Reselle
Rocktfalt
Maryland General Hospital
Mrr
Harry Fisher
J. N. Clark
State College
Mia
Virginia Blades
William Ifelfiich
Rutt
Willington
J. Ro Wolland
Emma Hjallind
F. O. Worth
Cumberland
Worth
Sallie Worth
PL RL Fisher
Ab £. Fleaven
Joe Taylor
Mary Frances
J. C. Sherwood
M. Kline
Beauchamp
HL. M. Thompson
Kenton
Belle Connolly
Easton
RR. M. Peacock
Mt. Airy
Thanksgiving Dinner Attended by Regional Guests
Anthony. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Asilton entertained at Thanksgiving dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Willoughby of near Letton, Mrs. Ruth Whiteside of Chaptank, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Willis and two sons of Burrsville, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelley of near Denton, Mrs. Enoch Strannatan and children of Greensboro, and others. The Willoughbys and their son Rose joined Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Willoughby, their son Ernest Nichols of Fellan, and Mrs. Ruth Whiteside on Sunday. Mrs. Marietta Anthony near town hosted Harley Willoughby of Hobbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Asilton
Andrew Willoughby
Near Letton
Ruth Whiteside
Chaptank
Charlie Willis
Burrsville
Arthur Kelley
Near Denton
Enoch Strannatan
Greensboro
Arthurfteley
Rose
Ernest Nichols
Fellan
Ruth Whuitsite
Choptank
Marietta Anthony
Near Town
Harley Willoughby
Hobbs
Campfire Girls organized in Ridgely with twelve members
The Nyonda lodge of Campfire Girls was organized with twelve members. Mrs. A G Saulsbury is guardian and Miss Margaret Swing assistant guardian. A verse written for the group celebrates service, unity, and the rainbow symbol after storms. Local students visiting out of town for Thanksgiving and numerous community events fill the town’s social calendar.
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Nyonda Lodge of
Campfire Girls
A. G. Saulsbury
Margaret Swing
Nyada
Local Notes and Social Roundup from Burrsville and Vicinity
Burrsville and nearby communities share a busy social calendar with visits to Wyoming Delaware and American Corner. Rev A W Betts announces revival meetings at Union M P A Church starting December 31 inviting all. Various families hosted relatives and enjoyed holidays and hospital visits, while church and Sunday school activities and honor rolls are noted along with local guest stays in Greensboro Salisbury and Denton.
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Thomas I. Cahall
Willie Wilson
Pauline Nichols
Matlie Catal
Lester Cahall
Wyoming
Del
A.W. Betts
Union M PA
Sadie Garret
Mildred Porter
Ida Benson
Robert Garrett
Cloyd Porter
Paul Benson
Wilmington
Caroline County
Preston Correspondence Bazaar Supper and Local Meetings
The Ladies Aid Society of Preston M. E. Church hosts a bazaar and supper at the High School Auditorium this evening with booths selling aprons fancy work Christmas accessories and cards plus a dipping line and a McCall magazine subscriptions booth. Supper served 5:30 to all at fifty cents. Also reported is a Preston Produce Growers Association meeting on Saturday December 6 at 8 p m in Ledman's Hall to discuss cantaloupe growing acreage and distribution methods with input from North American Fruit Exchange and American Fruit Growers Inc. A large American flag was presented to Preston High School by Preston Council Jr O U A M with a public flag raising and remarks.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Preston M. E. Church
McCall
McCall's Magazine
Preston Produce Growers Association
Ledman’s Hall
North American Fruit Exchange
American Fruit Growers, Inc
Whate
Harry H. Rieck
Preston High School
Preston Council
No. 43
Jr. O. US Ajm. OA
C. N. Satterfield
Federalsburg Band
A. 2B
Morgan
Butler Nichols
W. F. Bailey
Harvey Williams
Elina
Ruth Poole
Martha Carroll
Clarry, Raymond
Nelson Carroll
Johnnie Poole
Daughters of America
M. E. Church
Outten
Burdette Thomas
Newark
Del
Thomas
John J’oole
Merritt Cagrofs
Philadelphia
Hobbs Happenings and Local Notes at Andersontown
Reports from Hobbs include hog weights of 362 350 280 pounds and 450 301 329 331 56 pounds for various owners. Sermon on Education in the Home Church and School. Hobbs Community Club meets December 1th at Mrs Will Murphy. Coal shipments to rural schools. J R Starkey buys a 1923 car. Thanksgiving visits from Henderson residents. Esther Willey attends Army Navy game in Philadelphia. Revival continues at Thawley s M P Church Tuckahoe Neck. Holly wreath making in progress.
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William IL Walley
TF. H
Win
E. Hubbard
L. H. ‘Thomas
A.W. Betts
Andersontown
Hobbs Community Club
Will Murphy
J. R. Ricards
J. R. Starkey
Es, Atkins Co
Salisbury
Alston Long
Henderson
Sarah Davis
Vernie Donaldson
J. H. Thomas
Esther Willey
Army and Navy
Philadelphia
Frank Davis
Henry Flughes
Austin Murphy
Thawley’s M. P
Tuckahoe Neck
Quaker City
Resolutions Adopted By Marydel Ladies On Mrs Cecelia Sparks
The Ladies Aid Society of Marydel Maryland adopted resolutions mourning the death of Mrs Cecelia Sparks a faithful member and loving mother. They sent sympathy to her husband and children and ordered copies sent to county papers and recorded in minutes. Committee Members Mrs T O Ford Miss Margaret Smith Miss Effa W Heather signed the resolutions.
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Harry Vane
Dover
Bertha Monroe
Millsboro
T. O. Ford
James Clements
Kirk Farm
Marydel
Henderson
Templeville
E. H. Collins
Wilmington
Wesley Smith
Kaler
Philadelphia
Lockwood Gooden
A B. Gooden
J. Tyson Heather
Sadlersville
Maggie Cox
Cecelia Sparks
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Margaret Smith
Effa W. Heather
Silk and lingerie items advertised for ladies
Silk underskirts boudoir caps linen handkerchiefs bedroom slippers offered by J. Ed. Nighols in a period advertisement.
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J. Ed. Nighols
Rabbit Trapping Incentive Spurs Maryland Youths
Caroline county youngsters may earn a dollar per cotton tail trapped and kept until after the season closes as part of a state effort to boost game supply. State Game Warden LeCompte orders 5,000 cotton tails from Kansas for January delivery, to be distributed statewide with Caroline county receiving a proportional share. The plan targets reducing rabbit scarcity observed over the past two years while preserving captive rabbits until payout after season end.
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Caroline County
V. Lee LeCompte
Kansas
Maryland
LeCompte
Orphans Court Actions On Cross Estate And Will Probate
In Orphans Court Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn presided. Mary Cross administratrix of Lewis E Cross estate filed debts inventory and final distribution and a release. Court authorized deposit of minors funds in Caroline County Bank until they reach maturity. Laura Rebecca Wright will admitted to probate Executor Frederick Noble Wright qualified with bond. Creditors notice ordered and two appraisers named. Louise Blades and J Owen Knotts executors of August Brogley filed first and final account and release.
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Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Mary £. Cross
Lewis E. Cross
Mary P. Cross
Lewis M. Cross
Margaret N. Cross
Dorothy Cross
Charles P. Cross
Coust
Caroline County
Laura Rebecca Wright
Frederick Noble Wright
Harry W. Davis
Edward E. Nuttle
Louise M. Blades
J. Owen Knotts
August Brogley
Louis N. Brogley
Happy Jack Caves Near End Of 99986 Mile Walk To Boston
Long distance pedestrian Happy Jack Caves also known as John Muriel Caves is close to finishing a 99986 mile endurance walk around the world with 12 days left to reach Boston. He visited all Maryland Delaware and Virginia peninsula county seats and reached Dover Delaware Monday night. The trek began April 1 1919 under a contract with 16 others for a world record endurance test arranged by Johns Hopkins University and the Pedestrian Club of Boston.
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Maryland
Boston
Mass
Happy Jack Caves
Cape Charles
Delaware
Virginia Peninsula
Dover
Del
Happy Jack
John Muriel Caves
Johns Hopkins University
Pedestrain Club
Edward Weston
New Piggly Wiggly Store Coming to Denton
Messrs E K Gibbons and C E Eshman of the Delmarvin Unit announced a Denton branch of the Piggly Wiggly chain to open about mid January. It will be the sixth store on the peninsula outside Wilmington, with two already in operation. The self service concept will let customers pick items, pay, and leave without salesmen. The store at Fourth and Market streets, owned by the Nuttle Brothers, has been leased for the new venture.
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Denton
Piggly Wiggly
Messrs. E. K. Gibbons
C. E. Eshman
Delmarvin
Denton’s
Wilmington
Fourth
Market Streets
Nuttle Brothers
Happenings at Goldsboro and Nearby
Several Ladies' Aid Society members honored Mrs. Alda Jackson with a surprise party praising her leadership. The community mourns the Shivelys leaving for Delaware as Mr. J W Shively purchased the Bush property. Thanksgiving gatherings, milk station openings, and numerous visits reflect a busy coastal town social scene with multiple families traveling, hosting, and moving.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Alda Jackson
W. W. Dennison
Delaware
E. J. Saunders
Dennlson
Robert Jarrell
Noble Jarrell
Rowe
Hillseboro
Edgar Dill
Faulkner
Wilmington
Howard Thomas
W. T. Jarman
Moore
Marydel
Centreville
J. A. Jackson
W. J. Murphy
Baltimore
Walls
William Clark
George Sylvester
C. Gester
Viola
Mitchell
Esther Quillen
Bridgeville
J. H. Roche
Greensboro
Ladies’ Aid
J. H. Williams
Carolyn Lapham
War Savings Stamps Exchange Offer For 1923
Owners of War Savings Stamps issued in 1918 may exchange at face value for Treasury Savings Certificates dated January 1 1923 with cash adjustments. Certificates pay 4 percent interest to maturity, or 3 percent if redeemed early, in denominations of 25 100 and 1000 dollars. Prompt presentation at post offices or banks advised to avoid delays.
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Treasury Savings
Professor Huffington’s Work Indorsed by Educators
A resolution received by State Superintendent Albert S. Cook from 15 colored county supervisors and Bowie Normal School principal endorses J. W. Huffington, state supervisor of colored schools. Huffington, once principal of Caroline High School, has faced criticism in a negro newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huffington
J. W. Huffington
Albert S. Cook
Baltimore Sun
Bowie Normal School
Caroline High School
Christmas toys from Santa bring county joy
Bond issued by Aetna Life Insurance of Hartford will bring Christmas joys to the home. A little talk with Newman D. Richards, agent, will convince you. Give him a call.
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Santa Claus
Manmma
Papa
W. C. Pastorfield
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Hartford
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Melvin Smith
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St. John’s College
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Beechwood School
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Wuastington College
James Swing, Jr
University of Maryland
Stephen Stone, Jr
Mount Washington School
Thomas MicCloud
University of Pennsylvania
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Wesley Bower
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Hillshoo School
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Virginia Wades
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Edward Eveland
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Howard Koons
Emma Holland
Francis Rowe
Rumsey Muthkin
Charlie Hanmer
Francis Fleming
Naomi Folland
Mary V. Sherwood
Elinor Knotts
Rumsey Mullikin
Naomi Halland
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Princess Nadoms
John Parris
John Weaver
Miss Weaver
Alfred Baughley
Alenry Walters
Crumpton
Union M. BP. Church
Preston
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Goldsboro
Newspape
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