Personal and Social News Roundup at Denton Borough Party
Last Friday evening a surprise party honored Mrs. J. L. Stevens birthday drawing about seventy five guests to the Stevens home. Many gifts and a late hour in refreshments marked a pleasant social event with wishes for many more joyful birthdays. Several students home for mid year exams were listed including Margaret Beck, Frances Lee Cooper, James F. Wright, Helen Norris, Beatrice Deen, Bernice Wooters, Mary Nuttle, and Robert Fleetwood. Various local visits and gatherings followed with neighbors and relatives traveling to Dover, Baltimore, Annapolis, and Washington. Numerous updates covered patients, dental clinic attendance, Epworth League leadership, and a steady stream of hospitalities among families in Denton and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stevens
Caroline County
Milford
Del
Stevens
Margaret Beck
Delaware University
Frances Lee Cooper
Girls Latin School
Baltimore
James F. Wright
Johns Hopkins
Helen Norris
Beatrice Deen
Bernice Wooters
Mary Nuttle
Robert Fleetwood
Washington College
Jane Wine
Iome
Western Maryland College
William Bullock
Elizabeth Masten
Smithville
Harriet Bess Butler
R. M. Collison
Richard Wright
George Butler
Dover del
Frank H. Doerr
Linthicum Heights
E. R
W. T. Shockley
William Wolf
J. B. Ross
Easton
M. A. Brackett
Lord Baltimore
Denton
Epworth League
Elinor Wilson
Gertrude Wheatley
Fred Hubbard
Federalsburg
Carlislle Roe
South Fountain Avenue
Paul Howard
New York
Chas Howard
South
Clinton Williamson
Louise
Rebecca Collison
Queen Anne’s County
Wilmer Parker
Henrietta Liles
North Carolina
I. Kemp Stevens
John Reed
Ben Reed
Jennie Harbin
Washington
T. Pliny Fisher
E. F. Withers
South Second Street
Salisbury
John Hitch
Florida
Smithville Club Opens Year With New Gear And Roles
A Smithville special meeting at the club room last Tuesday saw nine regular members and one visitor. one new member joined as women push for more equipment to improve the club room. Officers were elected including President Mrs Walter Liden and Treasurer Mrs Orland Closson. The treasury is strained, and members agreed to make quilt squares to raise funds. Hostesses Mrs Blaine Bullock and Mrs John Adams shared cake from Short Course. Various local notices follow with community visits, funerals, and illness updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Liden
Horace Robinson
Fred Fountain
Sidney Collins
Orland Closson
Advisory Council
Oscar Alford
Frank Adams
Treasury
Blaine Bullock
John Adams
Spafford
Ladies Aid of
Bloomery M. E. Church
Frank H. Wright
Ora Adams
Kathryn Spence
Henry Davis
Wm. A. Alford
Thomas Daffin
American Corner
Elon Wright
Arthur Wright
Josephine Wooters
Howard Wright
Fred Parker
Burrsville
Elmer Robinson
Ormond Wright
Denton
Arthur, Adams
J. C. Davis
Finchville
Ed. Wheatley
Charles Torbert
Hickman
T. Thomas
Calvin Williams
Althea Adams
Wilmington
Laura Smith
Federalsburg
Arthur Beauchamp
Robert Wright
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Open Meeting and Local Moves
The Community Club met in session at Mrs. M A Brackett's home with seventeen members present. Librarian Mrs. Moore reported accessions and a memorial tree was voted for Mrs. Elizabeth Flounders. Four families moved residences in Ridgely and area towns. Several church services and topics for sermons were announced for upcoming Sundays. An out-of-town speaker on forestry was planned for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant Church
Denton
J. W. Kirk
Jones
Pet Milk Company
Greensboro
Rotary Club of
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
Palace Theatre
Epiphany Mission
Preston
St. Andrew’s Mission
Hurlock
Methodist Ladies Aid of
Denton Fire Company
Emory D. Kimmey
I. Robert Fleetwood
Clarence H. Roe
R. Boone Beauchamp
Sherman L. Tribbitt
Wm. H. Coohee
Marc Bryant
Kirkman Short
Alda P. Whitby
Reuben Raleigh
Wa. H. Neal
Samuel Young
Caroline County
Federalsburg
Ridgely
W. Blair Roberts
South Dakota
Bishop Davenport
Christ Church
St. Paul’s Church
Hillsboro
Holy Trinity Church
James Good
Collingwood City
Ontario
Canada
Mrs
Smith Good
Wes Porter
Burrsville
Good
Chautauqua
M. A. Brackett
Frank Flounders
Moore
Elizabeth Flounders
Stafford
Arthur Richards
Second Avenue East
Olan Porter
Herbert Hammond
First Avenue West
Robert Lord
James Hevalow
Roberts
Maple Avenue
West Side
Adam Holsinger
Ada Matthews
William Pindar
Marcus Hook
Arters Scully
Grace Scully
Charles
Harry Satterfield
Claymont
John Swing
New Jersey
Merchantville
Methodist Church
E. Green
Fairlee
Epworth League
John Dean
Charlotte Kibler
University of Maryland
Kibler
Sugar
Harry Zeigler
Brotherhood
Jesus
William Harrison
Harrington
L. S. Matthews
Frank Matthews
The
Reformed Church
B. A. Beherns
A. W. Thompson
Harold Hatfield
George ‘Town
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Harry Robinson
Mary Robinson
Chester
Harry Eaton
Centreville
Leonard Dean
William Davis
Ed. Stevens
Mary Laird
Rehoboth
Harry Laird
I. T. Saulsbury
Baltimore
Lewis Nagle
S. S. Stone
Thomas Gaitley
M. W. Wiley
William E. Mattthews
Smyrna
William Marvel
Helen
Billie
Goldsboro
Willis Marshall
St. Michaels
James Walker
Olan Reynolds
Page Jones
Philadelphia
Herbert Jones
George Cherry
J. C. Kinnamon
Prof. McBride
Oxford
Nelson Rickards, Jr
Washington College
Alice Ferrick
Swarthmore
Mary Rebecca Saulsbury
Annapolis
Vergie Sparks
Hollywood
Cal
Carlton Marvel
Junior
Clarence Ringgold
Wilmington
Carroll Meredith
Joseph Snowberger
James Lewis
D. M. Swing
John Applebaum
C. W. Moore
Dover Opera House Name Change Contest Proposed
Dover announces a public name-change contest for the Dover Opera House to a modern, memorable title. Entries open February 10 and close February 22, with rules requiring sender name and address and consideration by a committee of business representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Shhindler
Dover Opera House
Temple Theatre
Dover
Strand Theatre
Smyrna
Delaware
Card of Thanks for support during grief
The family thanks friends for invaluable help and expressions of sympathy that eased their grief. Levin E. Taylor Mrs. R. Lee Rosson I. Webster Taylor express gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levin E. Taylor
R. Lee Rosson
I. Webster Taylor
Local Tomato Growers Meetings Week Of February 10
A series of meetings at tomato growing centers across the country during the week of February 10 will present past year test results on varieties fertilizer use and planting effects. Maryland tomato work results will be shared by L M Goodwin Canning Crops Economist amid demonstrations on muffins and home-economy topics led by Miss Spafford. Meetings include Burrsville Ridgeley Henderson Greensboro Smithville Friendship with homemaker demonstrations February 12 13 14 18 19 20 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Goodwin
Maryland
Burrsville
Ridgely
Henderson Hall
Greensboro High School
Smithville
Friendship School
Miss Spafford
Caroline County
Spafford
Harmony
Pliny ‘Todd
Lidjen
Unity
Thomas Ellwanger
New Project Announced for County Clothing Demonstrations
Miss Bessie M. Spafford, Home Demonstration agent for Caroline county, announces two planned demonstrations on clothing for children up to twelve for girls and six for boys. The sessions feature actual garments, pattern cutting, and expert instruction by Helen Shelby of the University of Maryland Extension Service. Demonstrations will be held in Denton on April 1 and April 21, with location and hours to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie M. Spafford
Caroline County
Miss Spafford
Jean
Helen Shelby
University of Maryland Extension Service
Leach
Dent
Ronald Earl Fisher dies in Washington military career noted
Lt Col Ronald Earl Fisher died at Walter Reed Hospital January 31 after a long illness. Full military honors funeral and burial were at Arlington National Cemetery on February 8. He was the elder son of Geo M and Martha Fisher of Denton and educated at local schools and Washington College class of 1892. He rose from private to lieutenant colonel by 1921, served in the Fifth Maryland Infantry in the Spanish American War, then the First U S Cavalry, earned the Distinguished Service Cross and two Silver Stars in the Philippines. Survived by wife Nellie Gassaway, daughters Martha and Marian, son Dorsey Gassaway Fisher, and siblings including George Arthur Fisher and several sisters. The text also lists unrelated catalog-like fragments about furniture prices and display sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Earl Fisher
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Fisher
Geo. M
Martha E. Fisher
Denton
Washington College
U. S. Army
Annapolis
Martha
Marian Fisher
Dorsey Gassaway Fisher
India
May L. Fisher
Glassboro
N. Frigidaire
Im J
Annie Bower
West Commediate Delivery
Andlingswood
N. J
Clifford Green
M. K. Newnam
Memphis
Tenn
Charles Bur- Homes
Kett
Buffalo
N. Y
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Headline Social Notes
News items from Hillsboro and Queen Anne along the Tuckahoe detail social visits church events and community meetings. Guests include Rev Willard Everett Mrs Gladys Gale and others with reports on travels baptisms and upcoming services. Local clubs and society activities feature readings refreshments and committee appointments.
Mrs Mollie Hignutt Dies At 72 In Delaware
Mrs Mollie A Hignutt aged 72 widow of John Leonard Hignutt died Saturday morning January 26 1930 at her home near Woodenhawk Delaware She is survived by daughters Mrs Alex Noble Denton Mrs Harry Chaffinch Queenstown son Arthur E Hignutt Woodenhawk and George W Hignutt Chester Also three sisters Mrs Robert Frazier Williston Mrs David Messer Preston and Mrs Charles Todd Easton Funeral services were held at Bloomery M E Church Monday afternoon January 27 with Rev S L Hanby officiating and interment followed in the adjoining cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie A.hignutt
John Leonard Hignutt
Woodenhawk
Delaware
Alex. Noble
Denton
Harry ‘Chaffinch
Queenstown
Arthur E. ‘Hignutt
George ‘W. Hignutt
Chester
Robert Frazier
Annual Home Economics Exhibit at Preston High School
The January 29 1930 event featured sewing displays door-stop dolls hooked rugs embroidery and clothing for all sizes plus an electric sewing machine demonstration by Singer from Easton Thel judges awarded 10th grade prizes Dorothy Taylor second Cornelia Dewilde third Louise Payne 9th grade Henrietta Blades first Gladys Thieroff second Mildred Engle third Theodora Geiger 8th grade Theresa Luznick first Theodora Geiger second Mark Berry 10th grade Dorothy Lee Pachelett second Freda Schmick third Katharine Spies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thennual
Preston High School
Singer Sewing, Machine Company
Easton, Thel
Dorothy Taylor
Cornelia Dewilde
Louise Payne
Henrietta Blades
Gladys, Thieroff
Mildred Engle
Theresa Luznick
Theodora Geiger
Mark Berry
Dorothy Lee Patchlett
Freda Schmick
Katharine Spies
L. E. Taylor
R. L. Rosson
Culpepper
Virginia
East New Market Cemetery
Ella W. Whitely
James Flaharty
Penn's Grove
N. J
Greensboro
Levin Taylor
N. H. Fooks
A. F. Sisk
A. M. Willey
Green Run
Ocean City
F. J. Phillips
Lillian
New Market
Fredrick County
Roy Hubbard
J. E. Clark
J. R. Baker
M. E.church
Johnson
Preston Aces
E. P. Baylor, Jr
East New Markets
Hurlock
J. M. Parker
Atlantic City
Holland's Island
Noble Carroll
Washington
Chas. A. Carroll
H. M. Hollis
Hollis
B. M. Connelly
David Sylvey
Salisbury
W. M. Wright
Ladies Aid Society
A. W. Silk
Epiphany Mission Guild
Local Social Notes Record Weekend Visits and Illnesses
Mrs. F N Smith and daughter Esther visited Mrs. H C Hobbs in Denton where a crochet needle injury required Dr Knotts. Washington visitors Mr and Mrs B B Allen brought Mrs O J Chaffinch and Mr L Hopkins Thomas home. Mrs W E Hubbard hosted Ladies Aid. Helen Towers and Mary Morris, students at Washington College, visited Towers parents. George Johnson, son of Franklin Johnson, recovered from pneumonia and can return to school. Rev Hanby and Rev Hafnal assisted in revival with Rev W T Archer. Mrs M Merriken returned from ten days in Philadelphia and Smyrna. Sympathy extended to the family of Mr Howard Wright who has died. Neil G Edgell of Greenwood spent the weekend with L Hopkins Thomas. Mrs O J Chaffinch visiting relatives in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Fire Co
J. E. Walls
Evelyn
N. C. Melvin
A. H. Gooden
Dover
Roscoe Taylor
Philadelphia
Frederick Bowdle
Penn State College
Goldsboro
J. F. Quillen
Etta Mitchell
J. R. Jones
Mary
Grace Griffith
Marcus ‘Hook
John Milby
Frank Workman
Farmington
Ed.Stubbs
Roland Walls
Marcus Hook
Minnie Morgan
Reynolds Murphy
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Church House
Missionary Society
H.W. B. Rowe
Lightner
Henry Morgan
Howard Eley
B. B. Barton
W. G. Stevens
Oscar Briscoe
K. M. Barnette
D. M. Lee
Ernest Emory
Chas, Rhodes
Clara Price
Mabel Dickerson
E. B. Lightner
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Lee H. Richcreek
Land
Summers Anderson
R. H. Gibson
J. Raskob
Centresville
E. S. Bowens
Queenstown
Howard Knotts
Chestertown
Howard Flowers
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Madge Jump
Miami
Paul Luck
Everett Blades
Howard Andrews
Easton
Eugenia Morgan
Eloise Trice
Towson
Horace Morgan
Ida Gale
J. E. Morgan
F. N. Smith
Esther
H. C. Hobbs
Denton
Fred Smith
Helen Towers
Mary Morris
Washington College
T. H.towers
George Johnson
Franklin Johnson
L. Hopkins Thomas
Washington
L. H. Thomas
Hanby
Concord
Hafnal
Burrsville
W. T. Archer
M. Merriken
Smyrna
Howard Wright
Neil G. Edgell
Greenwood
O. J. Chaffinch
Orphans Court Gazette Entries On Appointments And Accounts
The Orphans Court met Tuesday with Judges Harper and Shawn. Actions included grants of letters of administration for Howard B. Wright to Bertha L. Wright with bond and creditor notice. Appraisers named David M. Clopper and Thomas Clopper. Inventory and appraisement filed for M Ella Anthony debts. Newnam administers Walter Sapp inventory and sale order granted. Fred R. Owens filed first and final account for George W. Walls. Whisler Carter filed corrected debts, account of sales, first and final accounts and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Harper and
Shawn
Howard B. Wright
Bertha L. Wright
David M. Clopper
Thomas Clopper
L. Irving Jones
M. Ella Anthony
M. K. Newnam
Walter Sapp
Fred R. Owens
C.t.a
George W. Walls
Anna Elizabeth Whisler
J. DeWeese Carter
Charles A. Whisler
Ten room house for rent in 1930 Denton Md
Ten room house for rent with immediate possession. Contact J Frank L Wright of Denton Maryland for details and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frankl Wright
Denton, Md
Greensbor o and Its Environs Social News
Mr and Mrs Jack Smith and daughter Mary and Mr and Mrs Glenn Philipps of Marcus Hook visited Mrs Bessie E Stevenson. Several couples from Goldsboro and near town attended weekend gatherings and dinners at local homes. Birth announced at Kent General Hospital. Various Wilmington and area residents visited relatives and hosted social events over the weekend.
Federalsburg Injury Reports Girl Struck by Truck on Academy Ave
Federalsburg 12 year old Anna Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Wright living near Smithville was knocked down by a truck while crossing Academy Ave at Buena Vista Ave. The truck driver Paul Beckwith stopped to aid her and she later had a broken collar bone. She received treatment at Dr Kenneth Knotts office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wright
Charles Wright
Smithville
Academy Ave
Buena Vista Ave
Paul Beckwith
Kenneth Knotts
H. W. Davis
Union M. E. Church
William F. McDowell
Christ M. P. Church
Union Choir
William Wagner
Sunshine Laundry
Cambridge Hospital
Community Club
Preston
Woman’s Club
Reese Dean
Local residents visit and family gatherings reported
Mr and Mrs Sam Culver spent Sunday at Hynson with their son and daughter in law Orland Culver. Leonard Howard of Wilmington visited his parents the Week end. C H Howard and family joined Mr and Mrs Mark Howard Sunday afternoon. Hazel Baker and Everett Clark visited Tuesday evening. Olaf Smith and family hosted Sunday with Fletcher Wails of Denton. Charlie Lewis visited Burrsville relatives on Sunday. Hazel Baker spent Sunday with Fred Miller. Mrs A L Snowberger is ill. Olaf Smith bought a radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Everett
Gladys Gale
Harry Jump
Madge
H. M. Thompson
H. W. B. Rowe
Francis
Susie Thompson
William
J. R. Downes
Newark
Delaware
Bishop Davenport
Easton
Bishop Roberts
Idaho
Episcopal Church
Dora Morris
Centreville
Harry Covell
Oscar Rice
R. E. Greaves
Nichols
Federalsburg
J. Lay Beaven
Bernard Pinder
Frances Shinn
Albany
Howard Dodds
J. Norman Clark
Norman Marshall
St Michaels
Mildred Tarburton
Agnes Larrimore
Wilmington
Del
Avery Story
Little Son
Crumpton
Berlin
Rowe
Richard Beaven
John Vesty
Edward Davis
Virginia Blades
Greensboro
Edward Farring
Aberdeen
G. B. Stewart
Sam Culver
Hynson
Orland Culver
Leonard Howard
Mark Howard
C. H. Howard
Hazel Baker
Everett Clark
Harry Sullivan
Olaf Smith
Fletcher Wails
Denton
Charlie Lewis
Burrsville
Fred Miller
Violet Higgins
A. L. Snowberger
Near Here
Bereavement thanks from Bertha L Wright and Family
The Wright family expresses sincere thanks to all who offered assistance and condolences during their recent bereavement and appreciates the floral tributes received from friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha L. Wright
Rejoice in Silence and Virtue of Praise
A pithy adage from Harriet Beecher Stowe exhorts readers to seek grace in silence, reject faultfinding that harms, and cultivate praise as a moral practice for daily life. The quote emphasizes restraint, constructive critique, and generous acknowledgment of virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Beecher Stowe
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Queen Anne
Mollie A. Hignutt
Hobbs
Jack Smith
Glenn Philipps
Howard Thomas
Harry Adams
Earl Thomas
Frederick
Bessie E. Stevenson
L. E. Jones
Lewis Carrow
Clayton Porter
Francis and
Robert Lee
S. D. Carrow
Nancy Smith
Temple University
Temple Smith
Mary W. Moore
Westminster
J. C. Moore
Nettie Reading
Laura Longfellow
Woman's Hospital
Harry Bilbrough
Evelyn Moore
Essington
Frank Baughley
Felton
John T. Carter
R. J. Baughley
Gale Raisin
Dorothy ‘Swann
James ‘H. Swann
Leslie Walls
Margaret
Virginia Luff
John Luff
Elmer Quillen
Kent General Hospital
Irving van Sant
Warren van Sant
T. C. Curry
Bridgeville
Alvah Dobson
John Minner
M. B. Cooper
Alvin Tribbett
Thompson
Mabel Rich
Bridge
Marshall Hutson
Annie Edwards
Lester E. Stevenson
J. Keene Saulsbury