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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1930

Page

5

Local ads and notices fill Denton area page

The page lists car dealers promoting 1930 Whippets and Willys Six in Denton Maryland, farm equipment from Stafford Burrsville and Hollis Preston, barbed wire prices, and used car ads. Also notes tickets for Denton Fire Co Minstrels, census work in Caroline County, medical case counts, a funeral in Delaware, and community events at Caroline High School and Denton Rotary.

W. H Willys-Overland Co America Bullock and White Denton R. H. Stafford Burrsville Red Barn Young and Calloway W. H. Young Maryland A. Stengle Caroline County Hobbs Preston Goldsboro Ridgely Federalsburg Concord B. F. Miller Delaware Hospital Wilmington Milford Del Carnahan Phillips M. C. Miller Philadelphia Lowell Patton Swarthmore Chautauquas H. E. McBride Ridgely High School Rotary Club Lincoln Milton L. Reckord State National Guard Reckord Melvin E. Wheatley, Jr Caroline’ High School State Comptroller

Denton Club Hosts Poetry Contest and Social Notes

The Denton Community Club held its Feb 7 meeting with a large attendance and a poetry contest by Primary School pupils. John Henry Price won first prize for The wood box, with Betty Sullivan and Marjorie Rue placing second and third. Rotary highlighted a member birthday with a cake and flowers. Additional items include Masonic initiation, Rotary/Delaware guest visits, and local social notices featuring residents and celebrations through mid February.

Denton Community Club Betty Sullivan Marjorie Rue John Henry Price Hilda Cade John Henry Andersontown and Hobbs Club Rotary Club Frank Nutitle Alex. McWilliams Willoughby Nowell Mark Breeding Nuttle Masonic Hall Denton Caroline Council Preston Council Ida Neighbors Walter Wilson Hurlock Delaware Thomas Todd Albert Jackson Seaford James Wilson Rehoboth Beach Philip Shultie Harrington Fred Shultie Phyllis Felton D. of A Paul H. Roe W. L. de Ford J. E. de Ford, Jr Alfred Bilbrough Greensboro Joseph N. Blazejak Baltimore Williston S. F. Lynch Sallie A. Morgan F. A. Cleaves Hickman W. O. Collier Wm. D. Uhler Chalfonte-Haddon Hall Atlantic City N. J W. R. Mowbray Lewes Melvin C. James B. F. Johnson Louise de Ford Pauline Neighbors

Family Visits Highlight Federalsburg Weekend

Smithville residents Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Lare visited last Sunday at the home of Mrs. Lare’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Willin, who hosted many relatives including Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Boyce of Wilmington and others from Sharptown Galestown Farnhurst and Federalsburg. The gathering also included Mr. Calvin Williams and his wife with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Williams, and Miss Mildred Scott visiting her parents. Blaine Bullock and family joined relatives nearby, while Mrs. Elsie Savitz spent a few days in Federalsburg.

Palmer Lare Federalsburg Daniel Williams W. L. Eddington Mildred Scott Do. A. Scott Blaine Bullock Elsie Savitz

Rev F C MacSorley D D dies after 57 years in ministry

The Reverend F C MacSorley D D long time Wilmington Conference Methodist minister died suddenly at his Middletown home on East Main Street after a Wilmington visit. Born 1851 he served many charges including Federalsburg and McCabe Memorial Wilmington. survived by widow Mrs A Tryphena MacSorley and three sons, plus sixteen grandchildren. Burial in Hillcrest Federalsburg followed services at the Middletown church. funeral conductors included several Wilmington Conference ministers.

F. C. MacSorley D. D Wilmington East Main St Middletown MacSorley McCabe M. E Caroline Middletown M. E Hillcrest Cemetery Federalsburg Harrison Street M. E. Church Reynolds’ Academy Drew Theological Seminary J. B. McCabe Bridgeville Dorchester Royal Oak Kent Hillsboro Trappe Harrington Laurel Crisfield Lewies Cambridge Newark Pocomoke City Kent Island Townsend MacSor

Orphans Court Session in Caroline County Sees Administrations and Appraisals

The Orphans Court of Caroline County met February 11 with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Proceedings included inventories and sales orders for Howard B Wright and William A Thornton estates, separate debts listed for C Leslie Walls, accounts of sales for George H Wilson estate, administration letters granted for Mary E Taylor, bonds approved with appraisers Norris and LeCompte, final accounts for James W Fitzsimmons and Malissa Paisley, and distribution and creditor notices for James Good estate with appraisers Wooters and Nuttle.

Orphans’ Court Caroline County West Harper Shawn Bertha L. Wright Howard B. Wright Wesley E. Thawley C. Leslie Walls Anna P. Wilson C. T A. Vance Peterson James W. Fitzsimmons Ethel Wheatley Malissa Paisley James Good John M. Good William G. Wooters Samuel G. Nuttle

Odd Duck Yields Two Old Fashioned Clothespins

Mrs James Tatman reports finding two long old fashioned clothespins inside a duck she dressed. The heads of the pins had partly disappeared in the digestive process. Several local families and guests are noted visiting or hosting, including Draper, Porter, Barker, Thomas, Stafford and others. Brinton Holloway has been ill with tonsillitis.

James Tatman Herman Kemp Greensboro Clarence Draper Harrington Benjamin Draper Clarence Lofland Wilton Porter Wilmington

Union M E Church Reopens After Debt Free Drive

The Union M E Church reopened with full financing raised at the first service. A $20,000 goal was met as about $6,300 remained. solicitors then secured the needed funds. Messages from former pastors and Amherst College figures were read. Services continued weekly. a choir recital occurred and a fellowship service was planned. Also noted were injuries from a highway accident near here and obituaries of Perry Pitts and Ida E Nagel.

Union M. E. Church William Fraser McDowell H. W. Davis Ransom P. Nichols George D. Olds Amherst College Calvin Coolidge Dwight W. Morrow Mexico Naval Parley London Herbert L. Pratt Standard Oil Company of New York Lucius R. Eastman Stewart Hallowell Roland Poole Perry Pitts Williamsburg Christian Nagel Nichols M. E. Church H. E. Ralph Hillcrest Cemetery

Shadow Social at Burrsville School February 21

Burrsville school hosts a Shadow Social on Friday evening February 21 with ice cream and cake for sale to benefit the school. Community invited. local families and students feature in weekend visits and town notices.

Hillsboro-Queen Anne community notices and services

The Community Club held a Monday program with Lincoln and Washington readings by local ladies, plus songs and games. Episcopal services in Hillsboro featured baptisms and confirmations. Numerous dinner gatherings, visits, travels, and sickness updates fill local life entries, including church services, PTA meeting notice, and recent hospital recoveries.

In sad remembrance of Mrs George W Towlers

In loving verses a daughter recalls her mother Mrs George W Towlers who died January 12. The poem honors her kindness and memory, noting the home life and lasting love. A firemen's minstrel show by the Denton Volunteer Fire Co is announced for February 19 and 20 at the Palace Theatre in Denton.

George W. Towlers Lillian Denton Volunteer Fire Co Palace Theatre Denton

Antiques and Curios Program At Local Club

A well attended meeting with Mrs H M Hollis featured an antiques and curios program. John McDaniel of Easton spoke, exhibiting several antiques. News of social visits, dinners, and travels followed, including a Valentine party in Cambridge and various local gatherings.

Denton Fire Company Builds Deep Roots in Town

The Denton Fire Company, formed in May 1922 and incorporated in September, faced an outdated equipment base and scarce hose. It funded a town siren to announce its presence, spent about $1,500 yearly to operate, and relied on Honorary Memberships, town and county maintenance to cover costs. The organization owns a brick building, two engines, and ample hose, with sixty members including bandmen. The band has won 12 first prizes at 14 carnivals and will parade in Baltimore on June 12, in a major firemen spectacle. The group meets on the last Friday of each month, with bandmen and firemen sharing duties and rights. Motto: Service for others.

Baltimore Friends

Local Visitors Sperse Through Havre de Grace and Federalsburg

Mr and Mrs A D Ivins and Mr and Mrs Clarence Wright with children Evelyn and Cannon visited Mr and Mrs Norman Wright in Havre de Grace. Mr and Mrs Walter Lister of Chester are visiting Mrs Towers Todd. Mr and Mrs John Cohee visited near Federalsburg. Mrs Cohee hosted her Sunday school class Tuesday evening.

A. D. Ivins Clarence Wright Evelyn and Cannon Norman Wright Havre de Grace Walter Lister Chester Lister Towers Todd John Cohee Cohee Federalsburg

Frigidaire Displays All Sizes With Immediate Delivery

Frigidaire appliances shown in all sizes with immediate delivery offered. Prices start at $195.00 and up. M. K. Newnam, Furnisher of Homes, promotes the sale and showcases available models to customers.

M. K. Newnam

GREENSBORO AND ITS ENVIRONS

A long list of social visits and familiares from Henderson to Wilmington to Ridgely, with many residents and guests spending Sundays and weekends at homes across the area. Names include Cohee Starkey Jones Karcher Baughley Hobbs Coursey Dabson Harris Porter and others, plus occasional funerals and family gatherings in Clayton Chester Preston Milford and Baltimore Corridor.

Farm Bureau Holds Annual Meeting at Denton

The Caroline County Farm Bureau met at the Palace Theatre in Denton on Wednesday with a 1 30 p m start. John C Fisher of Federalsburg presided as guests including J W Davis of the Maryland Farm Bureau Federation and M M Stewart. reports by T D Holder and Victor Dean were shared and moving pictures “The Farm That Jack Built” shown. The banquet at the Masonic Hall followed with toastmaster Harry H Nuttle and several musical numbers and addresses highlighting growing interest in farm bureau work.

Farm Bureau Caroline County Farm Bureau and Affiliated Associations Denton Masonic Hall Palace Theatre John C. Fisher Federalsburg J. W. Davis Maryland Farm Bureau Federation Maryland M. M. Stewart Maryland Farm Bureau Farm ‘Bureau T. D. Holder Victor Dean Jack Harry H. Nuttle Andersontown Herbert Keeneman Cambridge M. A. Brackett Ridgely

Local Socials And Movements In Town Circles

Mr and Mrs Geo Turner of Smyrna with Mrs Hennie Good of Kenton and Mrs Hawkins Everett and Hazel of Sadlersville spent Monday with Mrs Seeney for her birthday. John Stafford entertained visitors from Wilmington Chester Pa and Hardy. Stewart Schwartz returned home after weeks in Northfield Chicago Ohio and Pittsburg. Geo Long and daughter Helen returned home with Geo Long of Marcus Hook Pa. Bernard Luff died suddenly at the home near town on Feb 11. Louise Medford of State Normal Salisbury spent weekend with her parents. Tatiana Standertson of Washington DC spent weekend with her father near town. Mr Harry Dailey visited Denton Tuesday.

Lincoln and Washington Susie Thompson Edgar Blades George Stewart Clifton Hicks James Hicks Gladys Miriam Gale Bishops Roberts South Dakota Davenport Easton Episcopal Church Little Florence Anne Beaven Margaret Sayre Philadelphia Milford Kline Charles Kline Denton Katherine Kline Bowdle Olin Porter Ridgely George Mulder J. R. Holland Naomi Carolyn D. M. Lee Queen Anne Herman Worth Town Emna Wilmot William Hopkins William Hollingsworth Starr Ruth Washell Centreville H. R. Covell R. F. Eaton Claude Leland Ann Frank Fleming Powell Fleming Willard Everett F. E. Fleming Federalaburg Hillsboro P.T. A Charles A. de Ford A. C. Bilbrough Greensboro W. B. Sparks Fletcher Sparks Sadlersville Uhrig Meredith and Wayne Oscar Rice Robert Lee Pauline Howard William Booker Queenstown Milton Beaven Ladies Aid and Home Missionary Societies Farm Bureau H. P. Flowers H. M. Thompson Edwin Gale William Sherwood Wilmington William Cooper Johns Hopkins Louise Blades Cordova Peter Finan Camden Del Geo, Turner Smyrna Hennie Good Kenton Hawkins Everett Hazel Harry Seeney Near Town Louise Medford State Normal School Salisbury

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Local Department Bullock and White’s Pyye Perryse Smithville Montaigne Methodist Ladies Aid John Davis Richards Swing Wilkinson R. E. Fountain Frank Seward Lincoln’s Washington Methodist Ladies’ Aid Church House R. E. Green Fairlee Methodist Church The Reformed Church Irwin W. Hendricks Chambersburg J. T. Saulsbury Frank Simon Kenneth J. Siegwith Beatrice Vaughn Carroll Meredith Effie Smith Ima Cooper Carter Forester St. Mary’s Ernest Jones Ben Weaver Beatrice Bower Clayton Alfred Bennett Jones Woman's Christian Temperance Union Edward Pearsant Walter Mitchell New Jersey Andrew Mitchell C. W. Moore Catonsville Harlew Lodge Harry Zeigler Paul Neff Oak Lane Hoffman Brothers Frank Flounders Alice Flounders William Rieck Ella ‘Carlile Edward Lapham Pearsau Larry Abbott Abbott Frank Matthews Hughes Harry Lane James McCloud Josiah Shaw Samis Elizabeth Wilson Norman Wilson Hamnal William Sippfte Leonard Dean Erma Nichols Mulford Swing Walter Bennington Russell Easton Hospital Mary Laird Rehoboth Harry Laird Paul Temple Arlington W. T. Temple Sarah Pippins Benjamin Mahan Henderson George Slaughter, Jr Marcus Hook Elizabeth Haymaker Joe James Lewis Dora Samis Coulter Greenwood Lon Harvey Holsinger Charles Starkey A. T. Saulsbury I. T. Saulsbury Strafford Vernon Birrsville Anna Chance Swarthmore Anna R. H.thawley Mollie Cahall Charles Cahall Henry Stafford A. T. Garrett Crawford Walter Meyers Millington Harvey Hufnal Asbury Park J. W. Price Powell Hopkins Raymond Dean Howard Hopkins C. N. Fountain Harry Murphy W. T. Bullock Brown Thawley Fred Flounders Brackett Herbert Jones Fred Sewell Journal Tuckahoe Methodist Episcopal Church South Lee ‘H. Richcreek Gen. B. Stewart Howard Eley Percy Harrison Fred Harrison Claiborne Everett Blades Horace Morgan Elizabeth Catherine Lynch Cornelia Prettyman J. E. Morgan Howard Flowers Mem’ries H.M. Hollis John McDaniel Raymond Poole Edgar Wrightson Merritt Parker J. L. Gallagher Feble Byrd Poole Clayton Carroll Raymond Cooke C. A. Carroll Ruth Cooke Minnie Taylor Gertrude Eunice Carroll Reese Dean Douglas Fooks Hamilton Grace L. B. Otwell Florida Johnson Bonner J. W. Noble Harry Wright Max Chambers James Nichols Thos. L. Trice Helen Smith Alfred Bradley Denton Fire Company A. B. Cohee and Sons Harper and Norman Starkey L. E Jones D. Carrow W. A. Thornton W. Thomas Thornton Ralph and Carl Wallace Thornton Whitesville Irene Karcher W. PF. Dorman Karcher Harry Karcher Frank Baughley Benjamin Starkey Templeville Bradford Starkey Louis Taylor Martha Carrow Purnell Dean Perry Point George Dean Hilton Dabson Thos. Dabson S. M. Harris Alcade Porter Baltimore Corner Harry Porter J. W. Porter Coursey Edwards Allen Curry Holland Simmons Emma Wyatt Masten’s Corner Florence Thornton A. B. Collison L. N. Harris Ernest Cohee Mollie Bennett W. P. LeCompte Elsie Ward Calvin S. N. Harris Alvah Dobson Lee Covey Marydel Newspapt
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