Bargains and notices from Burrsville and Denton Md
A Denton Ridgely mail bus ban on passengers after January 1 1936 accompanies local ads for Frigidaire washing machines living room suites and farm home goods from R H Stafford & Son Burrsville Md. Obituaries include Mrs Florence E Moore near Smithville and Mrs Annie Walls near Denton with funeral details and survivors. Charles W Edgell, a Concord farmer, dies aged 77 with service details and burial at Hill Crest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Newnam
R. H. Stafford & Son
Burrsville
Denton-Ridgely
Denton Holiness Camp
R. L. Moore
Gustav Good
Jewler
Denton
Superior
North 6Th Street
Superior Ice Cream Co
Cole
Florence E. Moore
Franklin Moore
Smithville
Bloomery M. EB
Louis Dennis
Moore
Philip S. Jones
Annie Walls
Fletcher Walls
W. A. Davis
Denton Cemetery
W. L. Jump
H. E. Uhrig
Margaret W. Bryan
Caroline County
Germantown Hospital
Philadelphia
H. Clay Hobbs
Concord Church
M. S. Andrews
James
Sally Blake Williams
Bryan
Maggie Williams
Hillsboro
Amanda Jones
T. H. Jones
Baltimore
Jones
Madeline
Edith Jones
Purnell Jones
New York
Concord M. E. Church
Charles W. Edgell
Concord
L. Hanby
Lincoln del
Hill Crest Cemetery
Federalsburg
Social News Highlights From H Earle Smith Dinner
Mr H Earle Smith hosted a dinner at the Brick Hotel with relatives from Pennsylvania including Mr and Mrs W S Bittle Swarthmore and other Smith Merrick Mansure and Bradley family members. Also noted are Ever Ready Bible Class officers elected and local social gatherings and travels through late December reflecting small town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Earle Smith
Brick
Pennsylvania
W. S. Bittle
Swarthmore
J. H. Smith
Albert Mansure
Dickey
Prospect Park
Mark Bittle
Sellersville
Frances Merrick
Newtown
Maryland
Mr. Smith
Theodore Orme
James M. Clark
Gustav Good
G. H. Rue
C. E. Beauchamp
F. L. R. Nuttle
W. K. Cumming
Henry Detwiler
L. A. Moore
B. F. Johnson
W. E. Thawley
J. Lester Everngam
W. H. Nuttle
Everett R. Hinderer
Elias Hinderer
Tuckahoe Neck
I. Winifred Bradley
Chas. Bradley
Kenneth Shaffer
E. M. Miller
Unity Club
Thomas Ellwanger
Elizabeth E. Pippin
Derby
Conn
Charles Jump
Louis Welty
Irvin
Milford church young people meet and local greetings
Rev H B Flater and six Sunday School girls attended a Milford M P Church youth gathering last Friday. Mrs L H Thomas hosted a surprise birthday dinner Monday for Mrs L Hopkins Thomas with guests Mr and Mrs Charles Richards and several Misses and Mr Neil Edgell. Various locals visited or hosted events this week including Sunshine Workers class, Christian Endeavor service, Ladies Aid planning, and several residents traveling to Denton New Jersey Washington Wilmington Baltimore and back. Catherine Towers assists in the County Treasurer's office in Denton. Clinton Williamson moved to Denton with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Flater
Margaret Marine
Helen Stafford
Idaline Clark
Catherine Lister
Ruth Johnson
Celeste Clark
M. P
Milford
L. H. Thomas
L. Hopkins Thomas
Charles Richards
Helen
Catherine Towers
Virginia Rawlings
Neil Edgell
Ernest Whitman
Belleville
F. N. Smith
Idaline
Sunshine Workers
J. R. Ricards
O. J. Chaffinch
J. H. Dandy
Christian Endeavor Service
Louis Butler
Ladies Aid
Amelia Matthews
New Jersey
Frances Bennett
Denton
Clinton Williamson
W. G. Holbrook
B. B. Allen
Washington
Wilmington
H. B. Plater
Baltimore
J. H. Edgell
Smithson Homemakers Club Meeting Report
The Smithson Homemakers Club met in the Community room on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. H Nuttle spoke on books and refreshments followed. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Coleman and Mr Prager visiting Mrs Prager's son at Pine Bluff Sanatorium in Salisbury. Christmas entertainment planned at Smithson Church on Thursday evening December 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithson Homemakers Club
H. Nuttle
R. F. Coleman
F. Prager
McCarty
Smithson Church
M. J. Hall
Harold Dew
Chestnut Grove
Harry Patrick
Laurel, del
Joseph Worm
Preston
Christmas Services Across Denton Episcopal Churches
Denton churches announce Christmas programs with plays, cantatas, hymns, and midnight services. Highlights include Mimi Lights the Candle by Edith Isham Coulter, a Childe Jesus cantata, and multiple church choirs from Christ Church and Episcopal parishes.
Prices celebrate fiftieth wedding anniversary at turkey dinner
Mr and Mrs J W Price marked their fiftieth anniversary with a Sunday turkey dinner for relatives including Frank Price Ernest Knotts George Price and Lawrence Price of nearby areas and other kin from Greensboro Goldsboro and Harrington Also Mrs Powell Hopkins and families attended Unity Homemaker's Club Christmas party planned for Dec 27 and Wesley M E Sunday School Christmas program slated for Dec 26 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Price
Frank Price
Ernest Knotts
Chester
George Price
Lawrence Price
Harrington
Powell Hopkins
Near Here
Martin Adams
Greensboro
Clayton Kinnamon
Goldsboro
Henry Walters
Price
Unity Homemaker’s Club
T. E. Ellwanger
Wesley M. E
Laurabelle Hopkins
Crawford Garrett
A. T. Garrett
Brown Thawley
Edgar Blades
Hillsboro
C. Roe and
Baltimore
H. A. Porter
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Christmas Club Events
The Furman Grove Homemaker’s Club held a Christmas party at the Cannon home with about forty attendees featuring poems jokes and a quartet. St Paul’s Reformed Church plans a Christmas program and a play The Christmas Shadow addressing world peace. The Ridgely Homemakers Club hosted a Christmas party for sixty five or more at the fire house with gifts games carols and a capsule sister exchange. Memorial Park extension plans include a Christmas tree memorial and a cafe singing invitation. The Community Club met to collect Christmas gifts and heard short readings with carols. A Christmas service at Church of the Brethren and Grange play prize for An Unprepared Test were noted along with local theatre district news and visitors’ visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman’s Grove Homemaker’s Club
Charles Cannon
Jack DeFord
William Cooper Jr
Edward Bowman
Robert Schall
A. Ebling
Clifton Crouse
Mary Cherry
C. Samis
J. Sutton
London
England
Joe Jackson
Mary Callahan
Edna Detwiler
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Jim Jennings
Otis Wharton
Katie O’brien
Josephine B. Shockley
Felice Randolph
Violetta Morris
H. E. Koenemann
John Randolph
Katherine B. Hoffman
Helen Randolph
Teressa Cohee
David Milner
Clarence Eley
Angel of Peace
S. E. Thomas
Ridgely Homemakers Club
A. G. Saulsbury Jold
Ruth Sawyer
H. C. Keeneman
John
James Whitcomb Riley
Ridgely Memorial Park
Central Avenue
Breyer’s
St. Gertrude’s Academy
Mary Worthington Long
Lilly Swing Pearsaul
J. S. Fifer
Richard Blackburn
Welfare Committee
Edgar Guest
Orrell Saulsbury
Ronald Lane
Carlton Marvel
Church of the Brethren
Dorothy Jones
Amanda Ebling
Ridgely Grange
State Grange
Easton
Clarence Kern
J. K. Snowberger
Anna Frances Seward
Charles Dean Wheeler Ensor
Charles Stevenson
Harry Randall
H. F. Hafer
Terry Barry
New York City
Hurlock and Ridgely Theatres
Barry
Paramount Theatre Corporation
Northeast
Raymond Huartsock
Harry Steadman
Lee Mitchell
Gilbert Hagadone
Baltimore
William Matthews
Smyrna
Mont Wiley
Charles Sparks
Park Drive Hotel
Denton Merchants Promote Christmas Cheer and Savings
A Denton business association invites Santa to visit homes and share a gift message. Merchants pledge year round friendship and service, boasting low prices and up-to-date items to keep shopping local and support civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Business Men’s Association
Denton
Orphans Court Proceedings Review December 28 1935
The Orphans Court met in regular session with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis. Debts and final accounts were filed for Josephine Moore and for real estate trustees Fred R Owens and Wesley E Thawley. Multiple inventories appraisements and orders to sell were approved for estates including Mary Moore Wyatt Mary R Ricketts J Jerome Framptom J Virgil Moore Clara Slaser and others. Guardian Josiah A Beck authorized to withdraw funds for clothing. Court adjourned to next Monday December 28 1935 at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Towers
Handy
Dennis
Harry Moore
Josephine Moore
Fred R. Owens
Wesley E. Thawley
Mary Moore Wyatt
Harry H. Moore
Mary R. Ricketts
Harry K. Tubbs
Denton National Bank
Clara Slaser
Peoples Bank of
Denton
Clara Tubbs Slaser
Victor R. Turner
Charles M. Turner
C. M. Turner
J. Frank Turner
Harry T. Eddington
J. Robert Eddington
Leslie B. Eddington
Lydia W. Eddington
J. Jerome Framptom
Henry A. Framptom
Josiah A. Beck
Evelyn Reed
Rosella Reed
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Effie Alford
Leon Alford
W. Hyland van Sant
Co. T. A
Ada B. Piccolo
John T. Richard
Grace R. Garey
T. Purdy Richard
John J. Richard
Katie Richard
Christmas Entertainment At Marydel Church
Marydel residents hear invite for church Christmas program on Sunday evening the twenty second. Local updates note Mrs. Harry Smith now able to be out after wrist fracture. Several households report visits, travels, and callers including Webb Heather and families across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Myrtle Webb
T. E. Heather
John Stafford
Denton
Clyde
Junior Ware
John Bowdle
James Hummer
Fannie Hummer
Dailey
Templeville
Wallace Stafford
Wilmington
Edna Lynch
A. L. Harman
B. R
Community Christmas Party and Carols Planned
Hillsboro Queen Anne area reports the Community Club held its annual Christmas Party with exchanged gifts and a decorated clubroom. Plans include lighting the Community Tree and carols at 7:30 Christmas Eve plus gifts for the needy and flowers for the sick and shut-ins. Local residents and visitors are noted attending church pageants and social visits in Baltimore Philadelphia and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.S. Gale
Mary Rowe
Wm. Sherwood
Bill
Susie Thompson
Wm. Thompson
Joseph M. Eaton
Charlanne
Ellinor
Philadelphia
Willow Grove
Frances Fisher
John Kelso
Margaret
Dawber
Charles Jarrell
Ralph Holland
Caroline Holland
Elwood Fleming
Laura Virginia
Baltimore
C. K. Stewart
Sharon
Elizabeth Short
Charles Sharp
Ella Pennington
Richard Beaven
Milton Beaven
Robert Magrogan
Edgar Blades
Mary Louise Dodds
Frances Covell
N. E. Knott
Eugene
Elizabeth Evans
Hermean Worth
Cambridge
S. N. Smith
J. N. Kelso
Friedel
Viola, del
Avery Story
Crampton
H. R. Covell
H. R. Beaven
Gladys _Gale
J. N. Clark
Community Club Christmas Party in Queen Anne
The Queen Anne Community Club held its annual Christmas Party with about fifty attendees. After the business meeting a program featured carols, a Ruth Reynolds and Virginia Whitby duet, readings by Mrs. Bernard Sparks and Mrs. Horace Morgan, and games. Gifts were given to president Mrs. Lightner. Ordained slate for the new year named E. B. Lightner as president and other officers. Refreshments followed. Also, Farm Bureau banquet attendees included Harry Moore Horace Morgan Charlie Barton and Fred Sylvester at Queenstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Reynolds
Virginia Whitby
Bernard Sparks
Horace Morgan
Lightner
Mary Cooper
Clara Price
Edna Fleming
E. B. Lightner
G. C. Moore
Howard Flowers
Harry Gibson
Marion Covey
Harry Moore
Charlie Barton
Fred Sylvester
Farm Bureau
Queenstown
Marvin Barton
Meta Barton
Centreville
B. C. Barton
John Chaires
Baltimore
Jake Gibson
Jake Jr
Smithville Homemakers Plan Christmas Party In Smithville
Smithville Homemakers Club members schedule their annual Christmas party for December 30 in the club room with husbands and children invited as guests. Reports of local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Elon Wright and sons and other Wrights visiting in Tuckahoe Neck and near Federalsburg. News notes mention修 several residents visiting relatives, shoppers in Dover and Denton, and local residents purchasing a new car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Leon Meredith
Mark Hignatt
Johnson
Floyd Smith
Frank H. Wright
Virgil Wright
Howard Todd
James M. Cannon
Tuckahoe Neck
Edward Wright
Denton
Ormond Wright
Ormond
Raymond Meredith
Federalsburg
S. Walter Lyden
Shirley
Dover
Dorsey Necols
Williston
Elmer Robinson
Wilbur N. Vanscoy
Trice Dies After Long Illness at Linchester
Joseph H. Trice, born near Hurlock in 1866 and son of Thomas A. Trice, died December 6 at his Linchester home after a long illness. A charter member of Jr. O. U. A. M., he retired from farming three years ago due to health. Survived by wife, brother Chas L. Trice of Texas, sister Mrs. W. H. Harper, and many relatives. Interment in Linchester Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Trice
Linchester
Hurlock
Thomas A. Trice
Preston Spence
Preston
Chas L. Trice
Texas
W. H. Harper
Linchester Cemetery
H. M. Hollis
Cookman Orrell
E. W. Taylor
Lansdowne
John Taylor
Wilmington
R. P. Taylor
Elmhurst
Chick
Perry Point
Howard Blight Jr
Baltimore
F. P. Todd and Sons
Clayton Taylor
Henry Beck
George Clendaniel
Roland Towers
Frank Lane
Harry Sullivan
W. S. Rutter
A. T. Sisk
T. E. Fletcher
James Douglas
Dallas Blades
R. OG. Dulin
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
Philadelphia
Walter T. Covey
Grace
Florida
Oscar Nichols
Alva Lane
J. M. Chambers
Raymond Messick
L. E. Brodes
Marion Wood
Easton
Marie Taylor
Jack Lattomus
T. L. Nugent
John Cohee
Harmony
Preston W. Spence
Janet
Erna Courson
Cambridge Hospital
E. L. Fooks
L. D. Fooks
Washington
W. J. Bonner
Greenbury Griffith
Federalsburg
Robert Cannon
Salisbury
L. W. Noble
Ray Deen
Kansas
Elmer Donahue
BE. S. Patchett
Church of the New Jerusalem
Stevens Brown
Denton
Hayward Dean
Franklin Nusbaum
J. W. Nusbaum
Eldon White
Agnes Tubman
Commodore
Creighton Carmine
Edgell
Oxford
John Tull
O. B. Blades
Beverly
C. F. Noble
Louise Todd
Cambridge
Ladies Aid Social At Beauchamp Home
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Lulu Beauchamp's home on Wednesday afternoon December 11 with twelve members and two visitors present. A new member, Mrs. Louise Collins, was welcomed and a Christmas party for members and families was planned for December 30 at Mrs. Sallie Towers' home. The meeting adjourned to meet in January at Mrs. Alice Alford's. Hostess served home made cake and punch. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nichols departed for Florida last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Lulu Beauchamp
Louise Collins
The
Aid
Sallie Towers
Alice Alford
Oscar Nichols
Florida
In Memory of John E. Chaffinch Husband and Father
In loving memory of a devoted husband and father, John E. Chaffinch, who died December 20, 1934. We do not forget him, we loved him too dearly, for his memory to fade from our lives. Our lips need not speak when our hearts mourn him sincerely. By Wife and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Chaffinch
Arch
Appreciation note for support during father's illness
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the illness and care of Charles Waéley Edgell. His children thank everyone for support and sympathy during this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Waéley Edgell
Gre enboro Church to Hold Midnight Nativity Service
The Church of the Holy Trinity in Greensboro led by Rev. John C. White will celebrate the Nativity of Christ next Tuesday night at 11 30 pm with carol singing and Holy Communion during the midnight hour. Community Christians from all denominations attend this observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Denton
Mimi
Edith Isham Coulter
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Ruth Surendorf
Jean Kauffman
Mabel Rickards
Cora Chambers
Anita Rue
Mae Fifield
Ann Breeding
Rachel
Bruce Andrews
Rpastor
Childe Jesus
Joseph Clokey
M. S. Andrews
Caroline County
John White
Holy Trinity
Greensboro
Christ Church
Sunday School of
St. Paul’s
Hillsboro
Denton M. P
Christ
Christian Endeavor
Jean Temple
Concord M. E
Mildred Lord
Edward Wheatley
Epworth League
Dallas Neal
Williston Community Church
Church of the New Jerusalem
Preston
Epiphany Mission
St. Elizabeth’s Church
St. Benedict's Church
Ridgely
St. Elizabeth's Church
St. Benedict’s Church
St. Benedict’s
Church of the Holy Trinity
John C. White
George E. Nichols
A. G. Stufft
Clarence Ernest Darling
Mary Emma Stubbs
Centreville
Baptist Pastorium
D. W. Charlton
William Snowberger
N. K. Swanwick
Snowberger
Algren Manufacturing Co
Michael Pogany
Mary Molar
Goldsboro
Jack Lackmuth
Irene Farrell
Joseph deMatthews
Philadelphia
Otto Zacharias
Ed. Knox
Easton
Annie Wooters
Clinton Thornton
Jewell
Chester
W. A. Thornton
Alan Curry
Nancy
Wilmington
Jack Wells
Earl Nichols
Michael Ash
Effa Plummer
Addie Morgan
Queen Anne
L. W. Taylor
Atlantic City
N. J
Jessie Wyatt
Cora Wyatt
Bennett Venable
Lynchburg
James Curry Sr
Clara Seward
Dover
Remembering the Denton of Fifty Five Years Ago
Reverend W. M. Lister of Huntington West Virginia writes readers of the Denton Journal recalling long ago childhood memories. He recalls Ant Henry Johnson the scrub broom era superstition signs the billy barlow knife and a graveyard sighting near Greensboro and a white sheep burial tale with local color and gratitude to readers and editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Journal
Ant Henry Johnson
Billy Barlow
Martin Jefferson Cohee
Jim Dormanion
Jim
Old Croker Church
Greensboro
Tom Yer
Henry Rawlings
Tom
W. M. Lister
Huntington
W. Va
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Kindness
We express sincere thanks for the kindness shown during our bereavement and for the beautiful flowers sent in tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triate
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Smithson
Orphans' Court
Marydel
Pyrofax Gas Ranges
Tuckahoe
Newny
Fletcher Walls and Family
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