Local ads fill Denton shop week ahead of holidays
A busy shopping season kicks off with new furniture lines at R H Stafford Burrsville and Majestic range demonstrations at M K Newnam Furnisher of Homes from December 11 to 16. Community notices advertise bazaars church sales and charitable drives as Doings include plans for a December 9 Ladies Aid sale and a Denton M P Church pageant on December 10. Funeral services were held for John A Fountain in Cambridge with interment at Greenlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Nuttle
M. K. Newnam
R. H. Stafford
Denton
M. E. Church
Multon S. Andrews
Good Cheer Bible Class
W. H. Neal
Wm. D. Turkington
Methodist Protestant Church
Cole
Burrsville
Caroline County
Henderson
Greensboro
Denton M. P
Andersontown-Hobbs Homemakers Club
Church House
Concord
Frank Nuttle
Denton Auto Company
Guild of Christ Church
John A. Fountain
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Cambridge
Zebediah
John Ann Fountain
Linkwood
Ethel B
Hugh M
D'Arcy J. Tian
Reginald V. Fountain
S Frank Robbins
Pied L. Fountain
Greenwood
Miss
Charles E. Fountain
Daniel F. Condon
East New Market
Greenlawn Cemetery
Birthday Party Honors Miss Kinbill In Denton
Miss Margaret Kinbill aunt near Baltimore ill visited her parents over the holiday then on Saturday night December 2nd a delightful party marked her 17th birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Todd Misses Beulah Shaffer Cleda Shaffer Adaline Holsinger Pauline Replogle Dorothy Replogle Margaret Seese Elizabeth Alston Crinda Morris Lucy Jones Effie Ott Erma Shaffer Paul Seese Robert Seese Harold Holsinger Guy Farie Charles Holsinger Norman Seese and Kenneth Shaffer. Gifts were received and games played with refreshments of ice cream cake and candy as the hour grew late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kinbill
Baltimore
Charles Todd
Beulah Shaffer
Cleda Shaffer
Adaline Holsinger
Pauline Replogle
Dorothy Replogle
Margaret Seese
Elizabeth Alston
Crinda Morris
Lucy Jones
Effie Ott
Harold Andrew
Denton
Peoria
Methodist Protestant Church
Turkington Brothers
Wm. D. Turkington
W. T. Shockley
Dorothy
Second Street
Carville Shockley
Annapolis
Doris Lee
Earl
Preston
Nelson Hubbard
Mamie Willis
Anna Mae
Pauline
Robert Clarke
Federalsburg
William Richard Trippe
William R. Jr
Hospital For Women of Maryland
Trippe
Frances Tubbs
Talbot County
India Todd
Louis Gleason
Northfield
Ohio
Marion Napp
Cleveland
Muriel Napp
Eleanor
Jean
Claymont
Del
Welen Burke
Donald Ellett
Linwood
William Neill Smith
M. O. Hoffman
Paul Howard
Chas. Howard
New York
Leonard Leary
Anne
Frederick
Miriam
Katherine Taylor
Marton I. Downes
Leslie Merrick
Glen Roch
Burton Parker
Perry Point
T. Mark Breeding
Bridge
Fifth Avenue
Emily
Frances Johnson
Ruth Surendorf
Irene Wright
Roberta Hahe
Caleb Winslow
Louie Garcy
Mary DeWeese
Chesaneade City
Paul Shockley
Trappe
Ormond Andrew
Rachel M. Collison
Burrsville
W. E. Seeders
Seeders
Louise
Earle Love
Claude Howard
Howard Waight
Clifton Wright
John Andrew
Fanny
Mary Cahall
Nat Medford
W. E. Seedes
Mary Vaginia Bimnsfield
Waithiam Thomas
Trutt Bimsfield
Anna_ Brinsfield
Robert Medford
Louise Seeders
Preston Spicher
Mabel Seeders
Edward Williams
Edna Wright
Floyd Medford
Mildred Cahall
William Reid
Edward Bullock
Leaveine Bullock
Mary Wright
Randall Stack
Roland Seedei
Vera Jaynes
Roger Knowles
Maud Jaynes
Raymond Knowles
Audrey Lee Fishell
Roland Lord
Bessie Nickerson
Wiliam Wight
Kaite Seeders
Irene Bulloch
Bud Brinsfield
Jennings Brinsfield
Edward Deane
Albert DeFord
Frances Josephine
Lloyd Andrew Butler
Charles A. Butler
Tuckahoe Neck
H. E. Uhrig
Denton Pilgrim
Douglas Fleetwood
R. H. Knox
Warrington
Century Club
Harrington
Caroline
Smith
Lloyd Baxter
Clyde Pentz
T. Alan Goldsborough Jr
Betty Lemon
Jo White
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Heath D. Goldsborough
H. Clay Hobbs
Milton
Joseph Il. Johnson
Johnson
A. G. Packard
Double birthday party at Seeders home in Denton
A large group gathered at Mr and Mrs W E Seeders home to celebrate Mr Seeders and Louise Seeders birthdays. Guests included the Love and Howard families, the Medfords, the Brinsfields, and many other local residents. Refreshments followed as well wishes were exchanged for many more birthdays.
Adams Cross Roads Birthday Dinner Honoring Earl Robison
A birthday dinner was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robison with roast turkey and dessert served to relatives and friends. Attendees included Elmer Robinson family, East Breeding, Gilbert Thomas, Join Adams, and others. Donations totaling $9.56 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Robison
Earl
Elmer Robinson
Alice and
Elmer Jr
East Breeding
Gilbert Thomas
Join Adams
C. W. Adams
Reba
Lewis Locherman
Wilminngton
John Adams
Bart Robinson
Bernice Adams
Wimnington
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Evangelist Visit
The Rev. Willam McDaniel of Munton Delaware opened a new round of evangelistic meetings led by visiting evangelist Rev. I S Long of Bridgewater Va. Long formerly spent twenty seven years in India and will preach on topics including The Unexpected Harvest The Source of Our Blessings and The Unforgiven. A December bake sale by Firemen and Ladies Aid and a Christmas box drive for Mary Todd Gambrill Neighborhood House are announced. Marauding incidents at Ridgely High School are reported alongside multiple social notes and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam McDaniel
Muton
Del
Brethren Church
I. S. Long
Bridgewater
Long
India
Aumiary
Marry E. Slolsinger
W. M. Bennington
J. K. Snowberger
Albert White
Edward Morris
A. W. Saulsbury
Carl Snowberger
Luke Andrews
William Davie
Clinton Blockston
Carlton Munrvel
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Methodist Parsonage
Grace Mooney
Baltimore
Richard Goldman
Goldman
Ridgely High School
Federnnsburg
Catholic Church
L. C. Callahan
D. Lynch
W. E. Lynch
T. E. Gaitley
M. A. Ryan
M. A. Sculley
St. Gertrude’s Academy
the Plains
Emil Rosenast
Merchantville
N. J
Central Avenue
Ridgely
Marry Lobb
Rolla
Springfield
Pearl Clark
Swarthmore
Ernest Jones
D. T. Swing
Carlton Marvel
William Davis
Gladys Richards
J. M. Swing
Richard Sharp
Nolan Stafford
Wilmington
John Stafford
Marydel
Howard Quaintance
Silver Springs
J. D. Davis
Donald Davis
Bertie Sparks
Clampstead
Mary Catherine Sparks
W. E. Sparks
T. W. Jones
Eastville
W. M. Wiley
Smyrna
Walter Sylvester
Denton
Harvey Holsinger
Troy Ashcraft
George Clarke
Elizabeth Butler
Cam_den
Sida Orr
Greensboro
Maple Avenue
Short
Fifth anniversary of Methodist Protestant missionary groups observed
The Central Group of Missionary Societies in Kent Queen Annes Caroline Talbot and Dorchester counties held its fifth anniversary at the Denton Methodist Protestant Church. Mrs Thomas O Crouse presided. speakers included Mrs Lawrence Smith and Rev Norman A Leese. A pageant and a turkey dinner followed with birthday decorations and a lighted Christmas tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant Church
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Caroline
Talbot
Dorchester
Denton
L. B. Marshall
Cambriidge
Thommas O Crouse
Addie L. Wilson
Thomas Mulligan
Cambridge
Roberta Delaha
Chestertown
Lawrence Smith
Korea
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Fishing Creek
Denton Society
Norman A. Leese
Church of the Brethren of Denton
Shansi
China
Mary Maartin
Liberia
Africa
Ellen Collison
Virginia Johnson
Marjorie Rue
Anita Rue
Lucille Bailey
Thomas J. Turkington
Ernest Webber
Thanksgiving Day Socials Across Town
A series of Thanksgiving gatherings is listed with Mr. and Mrs. Blades hosting a turkey dinner and many others visiting relatives in Camden, Colingswood, Andersontown, Chester, Denton, Trederton, Marsdel, Crisfield, Wilmington, Baltimore, and nearby areas. Names include War ren, Mills, Porter, Gough, Calloway, Chance, Garrett, Milner, Thawley, Stokes, Vors, Andrew, and Baughley among hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. R. Blades
T. P. Warren and Son
Camden
N. J
Alex Mills
Collingswoold
H. A. Porter
Walter Gough
Wright
New York City
Will Roe
Shanley
Claudia
Mamie Mech
Robert Calloway
Olan Greeny
Catherine Chance
David Eflwanger
Warry Murphy
Andersontown
A. T. Garrett
Robert Garrett
Harveys Griffith
Chester
John Tha
Alfred Baughley
T. Olin Ford
Marsdel
Virginia Stelling
Crisfield
W. H. Woodell
Laura Porter
Wilmington
I. A. Porter
Will Noe
Baltimore
Community Club and Local Family Notices Highlight Thanksgiving Activities
Local families and clubs share Thanksgiving visits and dinners with relatives from Philadelphia Astoria and Baltimore. The Smithson Homemakers Club met at the Community House with Miss Spafford absent and plans a January 3 1931 meeting. The Community Club held its regular meeting and announced a Christmas party for December 19 with a proposed town rights donation for a new athletic field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis McWilliams S
Francis McWilliams Jr
Philadelpha
Uarry Towers
Smithson Homemakers Club
Miss Spafford
J. McCarthy
Catherine
Joseph Jr
Astoria
N. Y
J. Worm
Asa Covey
Trappe
C. L. Peny
Aileen
C. Truitt
Bridgeville
Tilton Watts
Philadelphia
Harold Dew
M. J. Hart
J. Toft
Baltimore
Carolyn Toft
Margmet Bryan
Preston and Mary Lane Betrothal and Church Plans
Preston residents announce the marriage of Miss Mary Lane to Paul Campbell at St Michaels Church on November 29. The couple and families plan residence on Campbells farm near Preston before Atlantic City travels. Community activities include a Law Enforcement and Observation program with Mrs Alphonso Boley and a grand church re opening on December 10. Many local households share Thanksgiving visits and social club events while church services and hospital news appear alongside local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Lane
Preston
Mary Lane
Paul Campbell
Rosel Campbell
Near Preston
Nenvis
M. E
St. Michaels
Atlantic City
N. J
Campbell
Maude Reidy
Reese Deane
Katie Parker
Elbert Douglas
Alphonso Boley
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Harry B. Wright
Myrtle Wright
Harloch
Blanche Croll
Clyde Elzey
Cookman Orrell
Fletcher Sisk
Emalene Wright
Phil Wright
Edwin Wright
Edgar Wrightson
Lee Noble
J. L. Gallagher
Dr. Cook
Harry M. Hollis
Alva Lee Hollis
Paul van Dyke
Roth
Maynard Lednun
Ethel and
Maynard Jr
Baltimore
Atwood Wash
Thomas
Richmond
Frank Lednum
Clayton Taylor
J. P. Wright
Walter
N. E. Taylor
Betty
Eleanor
Jane Carol
Herbert Fooks
Leonardtown
Medford Fooks
Kenneth Fooks
Wilmington
LE. Fooks
Ina Griffith
Philadelphia
Esther Griffith
Johnson Bonner
Marie Taylor
C. V. Robinson
Evelyn Taylor
Lansdowne, Pa
Clara Payne
Rachel Baylor
George Radcliff
John Noble
Klinefelter
Hopkins-St. Johns
Church of the New Jerusalem
Douglas Tooks
J. K. LeCompte
Douglas Fookhs
Tufft
D. J. Vickers
Elwood
Epiphany Mission
E. T. Moore
Church Home Hospital
Elisabeth Vickers
William H. Reich
Frank
James Douglas and
Iair
Fatherly
Weirwood
Greensboro Church Elected Officers For Ensuing Year
At the Greensboro Baptist Church annual meeting officers were elected for the coming year. Deacons named W. T. Thornton M. A. Diagoo H. H. Dennison Frank Cook Joseph Snedder. trustees Fred Johnson M. L. Price T. E. Bastian William Joina Enoch Strannahan Nolan Edwards A. J. Urry. Other posts include communion Mrs T E Bastian Mrs Frank Cook baptism Mrs A E Shields Mrs Lila Hubbard clerk Miss Little E Doty treasurer M L Price financial secretary Mrs T E Bastian. Sunday School General Superintendent E R Strannahan. superintendent adult Fred Johnson. young people Horace Howard. intermediate M L Price. junior Doris Dragoo. primary and beginners Mrs J C Ledbetter. home Rev J C Ledbetter. nursery Muriel Ledbetter and Eleanor Wabbard. cradle roll superintendent Mrs Nolan Edwards assistant Mrs Claude Canner. B Y P U General director H H Dennison. president adult union Mrs Robert Schall. leader senior Rev J C Ledbetter. leaders intermediate Mrs Maurice Dragon and Mrs J C Ledbetter. leaders junior union Mrs A Dobson Miss Anna Urry Mrs Emma Roe. Mrs Emma Roe dies near Greensboro station aged 82 after hip injury. funeral at Greensboro Cemetery. Sidney Hines aged about 80, deaf and dumb mute, dies in Easton hospital. burial at Coaker burying ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
W. T. Thornton
M. A. Diagoo
H. H. Dennison
Frank Cook
Joseph Snedder
Fred Johnson
M. L. Price
T. E. Bastian
William Joina
Enoch Strannahan
Nolan Edwards
A. J. Urry
A. E. Shields
Lila Hubbard
Little E. Doty
E. R. Stranna‘han
Horace Howard
Doris Dragoo
J.C. Ledbetter
J. C. Ledbetter
Muriel Ledbetter
Eleanor Wabbard
Claude Canner
Adult Union
Robert Schall
Leaders Intermediate Union
Maurice Dragon
Leaders Junior Union
A. Dobson
Anna Urry
Emma Roe
Fred Roe
Greensboro Station
Easton
Roe
Greensboro Baptist Church
William H. Roe
Philadelphia
James T. Roe
Virgie Roe
Dorothy Roe
Wilmington
Greensboro
Sidney Hines
John Dawson
Dawson
Attie Weaver
R. B. Rawlings
Coakers Burying Ground
William Patterson
Marshallton
Del
Bethel Church
Goldsboro
Howard
George R. Horsey
Denton
Peoples Cut Rate Drug
Pepper
C. W. Stahlhut
Louis Jones
Lewis Carrow
L. R. Taylor
Smyrna
Clayton Porter and Sons
Town
Oscar Kinnamon
Ruthanna
Marcus Hook
Will Clark
James Bennett
Ernest Cohee
George Bennett
Harvey Coursey
John Harvey
Alvin Edwards
Alfred Blackburn
C. M. Jones
Betty
Washington, D. C
John Wyatt
Nelon
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Hints at Holiday Social Visits
Local notices list numerous family and friend gatherings across Swarthmore Philadelphia Baltimore and nearby towns during the holiday period. Names include Sherwood Beaven Cahall Vishen Bowmen Gale Fisher Toland Skinner and Blades with multiple appearances by Mrs Covell and Mrs Downe among others.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Helen DeFord
Wuniington
F. A. DeFord
Mildred Downes
Philip W. Downes
F. Cooper Elbin
Emergency Hospital
Elizabeth Towers
Wm. G Towers
Earle White
Sension Jis
South Second St
Adams Cross Roads
Messrs, Charles Fountain
Claude Noble
Orville Chaffinch
Central Shore
Burrssille
Smithson
Queen Anne
E. B. Lightner
Geo. Moore
D. M. Lee
Roward Flowers
Addie Morgan
Marion Covey
Dulin Covey
Willoughby
Paul Fowler
Frank Covey
Thurman
Charles Covey
Norma Mortion
Eloise Morgan
Showard Culver
Hebron
Clarence Thorp
W. C. Stevenson
Rumsey Mullikin
Isabelle Barton
Ruth Reynolds
E. A. Barton
Sharon Hill
Jake Morgan
Emily Knotts
Washington
Laura Knotts
Chester Barto
Willkinsburg
Howard Flowers
Jake Gibson
Violet Gibson
Charles Noble
Bake
Hurlock
Maynard Hohe
Anne Flaharty
Adeline Edgell
Helen Smith
Willington
Louise van Dyke
Regent
Madog
Everett Gale
Adlsboro
M. K. Newnan
Hillsboro
Tuckahoe
William Sherwood
Bithie
Milford Kime
Gladys Gale
Clifton Tichs
Frances Fisher
Henry Fisher
New Jersey
Walry Vishen
Urban Bowman
Bowman
Frank Fleming
Edgar Blanche
Blanche
Julia Blanche
Bernard Pinder
Pine Brook
Seoward Dodds
John Shinner
Selbyville
Benson
Emma Holland
Vernon Good
Elizabethtown
Ralph Toland
Chas. Sibley
Reba Jane
Edward Davis
Mildred Gale
Edwin Gale
Catherine Skinner
John Skinner
Wm. Helfrich
Ruth
Edgar Blades
Helen Summer
Patsy
Laura Wooters
Harvey Wooters
Mary Rowe
J. R. Downes
Newark
Carl Parker
Milford Kline
Preeggs