Denton area stores promote sales and services
Local ads announce Evergam s White Sale February 9–13 with 100 dollar price cuts on models and 20 percent storewide discounts on sheets towels and linens. M K Newnam promotes February furniture sale and a piano radio exchange. Bethlehem Bethel JDs bake sale at Ford garage February 13. Postmaster exam notice Marydel. disease cases in Caroline county. Community events include charity supper at Choptank club room February 11 and a bridge luncheon for Denton PTA February 6. Local gardening specials list February flowering plants and spring hats debut. World Day of Prayer observed February 12 in Denton. Community officials discuss a river bridge status following January 26 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Newnam
Willys
Willys Knight Motor
W. L. Jump
Liden’s
Bethe
Job
Ford
Everngain
N. J. Clark
Hickman
Del
Marydel
Caroline County
Ridgely
Bethlehem
Nutts Lumber & Coal Co
Denton
Ladies’ Mite Society
T. Alan Goldsborough
Court House Square
Parent-Teacher Association
Gray Hill Gardens
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
A. E. Miller
Third
Randolph Ave
C. N. Thorpe
United States
Marjorie Bruce Curtler Weds Isaac H Dixon in Catonsville
The wedding of Misa Marjorie Bruce Curtler daughter of Mrs W H R Curtler of the University of Virginia and Isaac H Dixon son of Mrs Isaac H Dixon of Baltimore occurred at 430 PM Saturday at the Catonsville home of Mrs Graham Hughes. Rev Noble C Powell officiated and the couple will reside at Cambridge Arms Baltimore after a trip to Havana. The article also notes club meetings dinners and social events in the same community.
Attendance record and teachers' meeting at Caroline High
January attendance shows senior girls leading with 98.33 percent and the high school rising to 96.169 percent. Grammar school at 94.49 percent up 1.79 percent. several rooms above 95 percent. Mr Swepson Earle of the State Conservation Commission spoke at the County Teachers Meeting outlining conservation efforts and the role of schools in public education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brown
Miss Clopper
Earle
Caroline High School
Swepson Earle
State Conservation Commission
Tidewater
Maryland
Principal urges freshmen to improve second semester
The ninth through eleventh grades met on February 1 and heard the principal remind students that half the school year has passed. He said the character built in school follows them into later life and urged pupils to strive for a better next semester.
Death of Mrs Mary Wooters in Ridgely
Mrs Mary Wooters age fifty one died Monday evening. Funeral was held at home Wednesday with Rev F W Kirwan officiating. burial in Hillsboro Episcopal Churchyard. She taught at Ridgely High School, married to Harvey Wooters in 1908, survived by husband daughter Laura and her mother Mrs Dukes. Her life began in Talbot county after Easton High and University of Pennsylvania education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wooters
F. W. Kirwan
Hillsboro
Wooters
Talbot County
Easton High School
University of Pennsylvania
Harvey Wooters
Ridgely High School
Philadelphia
Laura Wooters
St. Michaels
Thompson Swing
Olan Porter
Beatrice Bowers
Frank Seward
Friends
All
Norman Wilson
J. T. Moore
C. S. Holsinger
Marguerite
Bernard Sparks
Selby Smith
Bryan Turbitt
Lelia Nickerson
Hartly
Methodist Church
Tawes
Ridgely
Armor Plant
E. F. Pearsaul
Larry Abbott
Upper Darby
Pearsaul
Ronald Lane
Frank Kessler
Sabillasville
Harper Lang
Clara Landers
T. W. Jones
New York
Community Club
Frank Flounders
Carroll Meredith
Wilmington
Carter Forrester
Ed Stevens
Rehoboth
Harry Laird
George McGough
Charles Hammond
James Temple, Jr
Denton
Clarence Ringgold
Bernard Ringgold
Bridgetown
Roland Cherry
Dover
George Cherry
Homer Roe
Reading
Roy Tawes
L. S. Matthews
Walter Bennington
Chester
J. W. Simms
John Wright
Chestertown
Cooking Demonstrations by Esskay Dealers in Denton Md
Certified Esskay Meat Dealers plan a series of cooking demonstrations and a lecture on what they mean to the community at the Community Club Rooms in Denton Maryland. Miss Ruth Heath will direct the event with moving pictures showing a trip through the Esskay Plant and prize awards. The free program runs 2 to 3 30 p m featuring home economics tips and meat handling insights for housewives from across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esskay
Denton
Ruth Heath
Miss Heath
Denton Meat Market Pork Roast Listing
A. Meredith proprietor of Denton Meat Market advertises pork products including loin roast pork shoulder and ham in half or whole portions with pricing indicated by code 12%4c and 16c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pork Shoulder, LLC
Denton Meat Market
A. Meredith
Emma Bradley 58 Dies After Auto Trip to Cambridge
Mrs Emma Bradley wife of W O Bradley prominent Federalsburg farmer died in her daughter's arms as an auto ride to Cambridge hospital began She had been in poor health for about a year She was born in Lancaster Pa daughter of Edward Russell She leaves seven children and a sister Burial was at Slillcrest cemetery Tuesday. The Baltimore and Eastern Railroad rerouted trains via Love Point to serve Federalsburg Oak Grove Seaford Laurel and Delmar adding one daily Baltimore train while removing several stations including Vienna and Mardela Springs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Emma Bradley
W. O. Bradley
Here
Mary Anne Bradley
Finchville
Dorchester County
Norman Whitting
Marion
Russell Bradley
Julia
Frank Todd
Federalsburg
Edward Russell
Philadelphia
Slillcrest Cemetery
Nanticoke River
Vienna
Baltimore and Eastern Railroad Company
Ocean City
Love Point
Oak Grove
Seaford
Laurel
Delmar
Baltimore
Rhodesdale
Mardela Springs
Hebron
Smithson Home Makers Club meets at Community House
The Smithson Home Makers Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at the Community House. Miss Bessie Spafford demonstrated various cuts of meats. Refreshments were served by Mrs. C. L. Perry and Mrs. A. R. Willoughby. Numerous local residents and relatives visited one another over the weekend, including families from Bridgeville Salisbury Wilmington Easton and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithson Home Makers Club
Bessie Spafford
C. L. Perry
A. R. Willoughby
C. Truitt
Claude Truitt
Billy
Bridgeville
Del
May Willoughby
State Normal School
Salisbury
Alfred
Anna Lee Coleman
Wilmington
R. F. Coleman
Paul Harding
S. W. Harding
N. Cole
Albert Schmick
Baltimore
E. Dukes
Anton Worm
Mr. C. Willoughby
R. McMahan
H. McMahan
J. Worm
Frank Walker
Easton
Roy Kennedy
C. F. Collins
Odus Hopkins
New York
Harrington and area guests visit Farmington circle
Burraville and Denton residents joined Harrington and Hobbs families visiting near Farmington. W S Littleton attended a Middletown district preachers meeting in Hillsboro. Thawleys and Fountain family members visited relatives in Concord and with John Thawley on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Harrington
Denton
James Willoughby
Hobbs
Harriet Calloway
Harrington
Amos Layton
Cathyl
Henry Stafford
Arthur Layton
Farmington
Alfred Baughley
Harvey Porter
A. C. Creadick
W. S. Littleton
Middletown
Hillsboro
G. L. Blades
Fred Lewis
John Thawley
C. N. Fountain
J. L. Stevens
Concord
Wesley Thawley
Orphans Court Proceedings in Caroline County
The Caroline County Orphans Court met in regular session with all judges present. Actions approved include James F. Davidson as guardian for Charles J. Davidson filing his twelfth account. Myra F. Carson as executrix of Wm. H. Carson filed additional inventory and list of operate debts. Administration letters granted for the estate of Justice D. Cooper to Virginia B. Dill. Bond and appraisers appointed. James E. Wilkerson, executor of Amanda Lewis, filed and passed his first and final account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
James F. Davidson
Charles J. Davidson
Myra F. Carson
Wm. H. Carson
Justina D. Cooper
Virginia B. Dill
J. Ed. Nichols
Isaac L. Dukes
James E. Wilkerson
Amanda Lewis
Gratitude for Aid During Illness and Death of Mrs Cooper
The sympathetic and kindly assistance of many friends who ministered during the illness and at the death of Mrs Justina D Cooper is gratefully acknowledged by her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justina D. Cooper
Preston Community Club Events and Local Notices
The February Preston Wo mans Community Club plans a benefit film at Federalsburg February 17 and 18 starring This Reckless Age with Charles Ruggles Buddy Rogers and Peggy Shannon. Preston Council Jr O U A M 43 banquet is set for February 19 at Town Hall tickets $1 sold until February 16. Worship at Church of the New Jerusalem Sunday 11 am sermon The Holy City Rev XXI 2 Sunday School 10 15 am Williston no service Sunday. Y P L meets 7 30 pm after long service. Community Club met last Wednesday. Mrs Baylor led the program. Mrs Helen Smith returned from Wilmington visit. teachers hosted parents Tuesday night. Marie Taylor and Noble Payne home from Beacom College weekend. Mrs James Willis visiting Fulton Noble. Mrs Walter Twilley visiting Salisbury. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Sara Fletcher Wednesday. Mrs Elizabeth Tufft visiting Cambridge friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Marjorie Bruce Curtler
W. H. R. Curtler
University of Virginia
Isaac H. Dixon
Mr. Dixon
Baltimore
Catonsville
Graham Hughes
Hugh M. Curtier
Isabel Hughes
Edward Fennimore
Jack Porterfield
Joseph Kahrs
Orange, N. J
Noble C. Powell
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church
Havana
Dixon
Cambridge Arms
G. A. McDaniel
Tri- County
L. G. Frazier
Christian Citizenship
W. O. Bennett
Hurlock
Frances Willard
William Jd. Irwin
Denton
James Temple
Walter Rutter
T. J. Turkington
Howard Harris
Preston
S. L. Hanby
Hanby
Concord
Annie Seeders
Andersontown
Earle Love
Williston
Claude Howard
Federalsburg
Louise Seeders
State Normal School
Salisbury
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Jackson
Caroline High School
Jackson
Harry E. Ramsdell
Washington
Hugh Ramadell
Congress
E. H. Hirs
T. L. Trice
E. B. Blades
Rebecca Ann Blades
Mary Ellen Wright
J. Frank Wright
Thomas F. Smith
Fleetwood
Roland Thomas
Havre-de-Grace
Smith
M. B. Henry
Frances Lee Cooper
Beatrice Deen
Newman D. Rickards
H. M. Locke
QO. H. Smith
William Wolf
Bridge
Woman’s Community Club of
Charles Ruggles
Buddy Rogers
Peggy Shannon
Preston Council
No. 43
Town Hall
Art’s
T. L. Trice Jr
Wright & Corkran’s
Church of the New Jerusalem
Holy City
Baylor
Helen Smith
James Crouse
Wilmington
Frank Ledman
Wash
Richmond
Marie Taylor
Noble Payne
Beacom’s College
Jamess. Willis
Fulton Noble
Walter Twilley
George Leonard
Sara Fletcher
Elizabeth Tufft
Cambridge
Marydel Ladies Aid to Host Covered Dish Social
Marydel The Ladies' Aid Society met in February at Mrs. T. O. Ford's home and decided to hold a Covered Dish Social on Thursday evening. Reported visits include Mrs. James Scotton returning from Philadelphia with Mrs. Rae Parshall and others, plus several local residents visiting Wilmington, Hartly, Grasonville, and Elkton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
T. O. Ford
James Scotton
Rae Parshall
Philadelphia
Parshall
Lloyd Travers
Anne Jump
Wyoming
Helen
Heather
Edgar Harman
Dover Hospital
J. Tyson Heather
E. J. Ross
Wilmington
Howard Sweitzer
Hartly
John Stafford
South
Herman Cohee
Elkton
G. Wesley Smith
Bobby Heather
Don
Hugh Wolfe
Temple Jump
R. W. Thomas
Grasonville
Major Still Destroyed Near Williston Raid
Large 7650 gallon still tied to a residence and 300 foot pipeline was seized and demolished on a Williston area farm. Agents with Thomas L. Nichols and Robert S. Nichols confiscated 4000 gallons mash, 2100 pounds sugar, and 32 pounds yeast. One man arrested, Hobart Guther of Rising Sun Maryland, jailed at Denton. The still sat at Williston lake head on Lacy Murphy’s property. another man fled by swimming the lake. Ten dynamite sticks used in destruction. a gasoline engine and small truck seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Thomas L. Nichols
Robert S. Nichols
Hobart Guther
Rising Sun
Caroline County
Denton
Williston Lake
Lacy Murphy
Shorty
Local Visitors Report Distant Communion of Families
Henderson residents Mr and Mrs Harry Bickling and son Bobby visit Mrs Dora Melvin on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Morris Sylvester and children visit Daisy Quillen near Goldsboro. Norman Cohee and children of Greensboro visit relatives. Ed Thomas of Wilmington spends Tuesday with her parents Mr and Mrs John Pritchett. Allan Sweeny of Fox Chase Pa visits E C Gooden. Esther Clayville of Worton entertained by Laura Stubbs. Grace Griffith of Marcus Hook spends weekend with her parents. T H Gough spends Tuesday at Newark New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bickling
Bobby
Mary Turner
William
Wilmington
Dora Melvin
Morris Sylvester
Daisy Quillen
Goldsboro
Norman Cohee
Greensboro
Ed. Thomas
John Pritchett
Allan Sweeney
Fox Chase
E. C. Gooden
Esther Clayville
Worton
Laura Stubbs
Grace Griffith
Marcus Hook
T. H. Gough
Newark
N. J
Social gatherings and visits in Goldsboro area
The Goldsboro scene lists multiple social visits and events. Frank Lane Jr. of the University of Maryland visited his parents J. F. Lane. Kathryn Cole, a Salisbury Normal School student, spent the weekend with her parents. Various couples hosted Sewing Circle and Ladies Aid activities in Greensboro Harrington and nearby locations. Several residents including Marjorie Williams, Doris Cahall, and Mollie Shockley are noted visiting relatives or hosting guests in Salisbury Baltimore Dover and Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lane Jr
University of Maryland
J. F. Lane
Kathryn Cole
Salisbury
Clayton Cole
Arthur Cahall
Greensboro
W. J. Murphy
T. C. Hammond
Harrington
Jennie Griffin
Ladies Aid Society
Adam Crawford
Paul Thomas
Baltimore
Howard Thomas
Florence Boyd
Philadelphia
Noble Dhue
Emma Martin
S. Martin
Doris Cahall
Bertie Schaube
Dover
Mollie Shockley
Maryland Congressman Introduces Tariff and Antidumping Bills
On February 2, Congressman T. Alan Goldsborough of Maryland introduced two bills to equalize tariff duties by currency depreciation and to amend the Antidumping Act of 1921. The moves target Canada’s cheap canneries undercutting U S prices, impacting canners farmers and workers. Eastern Shore canning, a key Maryland industry, would feel the effect. The measures mirror proposals by Hawley of Oregon, with whom Goldsborough is cooperating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. ‘Alan Goldsborough
Maryland
Canada
United States
Hawley
Oregon
Ways and Means Committee
Goldsborough
Greensboro Couple Wed In Goldsboro Parsonage
Miss Addie Jarrell daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Jarrell of Goldsboro and Mr Orville Travers son of Mr and Mrs Charles Travers of Greensboro were married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage Saturday evening by Rev A B Frye. After a short honey moon in Philadelphia and Camden they will reside in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Jarrell
Robert Jarrell
Goldsboro
Orville Travers
Charles Travers
Greensboro
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
A. B. Frye
Raymond Bennett
Wm. Bennett
Wm. Hubbard
Freddie
Leon
Betty Marie
Alfred Bilbrough
Albert Shields
Albert Jr
J. H. Murphy
Clark
Ridgely
Lottie Satterfield
Glen Riddle, Pao
Miahala Clark
Kenton
Nolan Edwards
Matilda Stevenson
Atlantic City Hospital
Stevenson
T. L. Trice
Denton
C. H. Trice
Geneva
N. Y
W. H. Ellwanger
S. D. Carrow
Lewis Jones
Lewis
L. R. Taylor
Clayton
Harvey Porter
Thomas Thornton and Sons
Carl
Ralph
Annie Hall
Templeville
Oscar Kinnamon
Ruthanna
Marcus Hook
Will Clark
Nancy Smith
Temple University
Philadelphia
Temple Smith
Richard Bullock
Centreville
M. B. Cooper
Arthur Wheatman
Marvin
Smyrna
David Morris
Wilbur Carroll
Billie Lerch
Harrisburg
Brady Baggs
Albert Cahall
Hillsboro
E. M. Noble
Edward Walls
Henry Cohee
Laurel, del
Paul Greenlee
Marian Adams birthday dinner at Rob inson home
A birthday dinner for Marian Adams was held at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson's home on Sunday. Marian received five dollars, beads, flowers, cards, cake, candy and pictures, plus a beautiful birthday cake from Mrs. E. W. Brown of Federalsburg. Attendees included Althea and Minnie Adams, Winnnie Graham, Jack Mears, Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, Edna and Reba Adams, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Robinson
Miss Marian
E. W., Brown
Federalsburg
Althea
Minnie Adams
Messra
Winnnie Graham
Jack Mears
Wilmington
John Adams
Edna
Reba Adams
Marian
George Chaffinch
Helen
Blanche Adams
S. L. Hanby
Concord
C. W. Adams
Thomas Porter
Suthersville
Lewis Lockerman
Towers Celebrate Twenty-Eighth Wedding Anniversary
Hobba Mr and Mrs T H Towers mark their twenty eighth anniversary with a turkey dinner guests include their daughter Miss Helen and Lusby Moffit of Chestertown and Mrs C J Chaffinch. Mr and Mrs J A Willoughby were guests at a Harrington area dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Layton. Mrs F E Davis to lead tomorrow evenings Christian Endeavor service on How Our Society Meets Young People's Needs. Mr and Mrs Louis Bickling of near Greensboro visited Mr and Mrs Harry Anthony. Mrs F N Smith, noted thrifty housewife, has little chicks. Mr C E Bright visits Louis Bickling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Towers
Helen
Lusby Moffit
Chestertown
C. J. Chaffinch
J. A. Willoughby
Arthur Layton
Harrington
F. E. Davis
Christian Endeavor Service
Louis Bickling
Greensboro
Harry Anthony
F. N. Smith
C. E. Bright
Bible Discussion At Wesley Church Monday Evening
An open Bible discussion is scheduled at Wesley M E Church Monday evening with all invited. The Journal office notes wedding invitations visiting cards and engraving services as a local reminder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Loffice
M. G. Crouse
Baltimore
Reese Theatre slate features classic and new films
The Reese Theatre offers a tight week with Strictly Dishonorable shown Friday and Saturday February 5 and 6. Sidney Fox, Paul Lucas, and Lewis Stone headline the stage adaptation praised as top entertainment. A Monday Tuesday run with Stepping Sisters follows, featuring Louise Dresser and others. Homicide Squad arrives Thursday February 10 with Leo Carillo, then Dance Team headlines February 12 and 13 led by the same stars behind Bad Girl, promising lively entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Theatre
Delaware
Wilmington
Sidney Fox
Paul Lucas
Lewis Stone
Louise Dresser
Minna Gombell
Jobyna Howland
William Collier Sr
Reese
Universal
Homicide Squad
Leo Carillo
Sally Jim
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Association of Ministers’ Wives
J. H. Wright
Melvin E. Wheatley
Willard Everett
Hostess Church
E. C. Hallman
Association of
Ministers’ Wives
Mrns
J. Harry Wright
Roy L. Tawes
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Harold Hallman
Lawrence Andrews
Carville Fleetwood
William Irwin
Co. H. S
Rwgely
Smithson
Burraville
Adams Cross Roads
Hobba
Vernon
Wesley M. E
Eliza Mitchell
Prospect Church
Littleton
Burrsville
W. Coverdale
Ellendale
Milton
Pauline Wooters
Easton Hospital
M. P
B. Frank Ross
Charles Shuttle
Harmony
Robert Stanton
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