Local ads and notices fill Denton area page
A flood of notices from M K Newnam Burrsville and R H Stafford advertise furniture sales with discounts up to 30 percent plus deals on beauty rest mattresses. Other items include farm goods, clover seed, and Fordson tractors. Community events feature sermons at Liden's Community House and a musical at M E Church. Public health notes report contagious diseases in Caroline County and a turkey supper at Denton M P Church. The piece closes with wedding announcements and church conference planning notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Garey
Journal
M. K. Newnam
W. L. Jump
Liden’s
William H. Scott
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
Alsyke
McCormick-Deering
Furnisher
Denton
Caroline County
Farm Bureau
Clarence J. Kern
Nutts Lumber & Coal Co
Ladies Circle
M. E
Guild of Christ Church
Caroline Motor Company
Market Street
Fred E. Covey
Williston
Hillsboro
Preston
Henderson
J. Ed. Nichols
Gertrude McKnatt
Will McKnatt
Ralph Coulbourn
Brrs
Nora Coulbourn
Harrington
Delaware
W. S. Littleton
Wilmington
Salisbury
Bureau of Conference Budget
T. R. van Dyke
Wesley M. E. Church
W. R. Ballard
College Park
Ballard
MP Pryper En
Social News From Denton M E Church Fraternity
Local Ladies Aid officers elected and committees named at Denton M E Church. Marriages, moves, and visits highlighted with social notes on Mrs. Annie Nichols Mrs. W S Norris and others.
Flower demonstration draws local residents near Williston
Those present at the flower demonstration at Mrs. A G Gelletty's near Williston on Monday evening February 15 included Mr and Mrs Milo Crane Mrs Jennie Crane Mrs Sadie Neal Mr Clifford Towers Mr and Mrs T H Todd Mr and Mrs Will Murphy of Andersontown Mr Nat Frey Miss Martha Frey Mrs Henrietta Frey Mrs Sadie Ritter Mrs O M Hignutt Mrs Ella Frazier Miss Evelyn Towers The program covered soil preparation for perennials seed beds and bulb planting Mr Nat Frey will discuss growing water lilies at the March meeting Other items note visitors from Warwick Sal isbury Philadelphia Wilmington and Hyattsville Md as well as local moves and notable visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Gelletty
Williston
Milo Crane
Jennie Crane
Sadie Neal
Clifford Towers
T. H. Todd
Will Murphy
Andersontown
Nat Frey
Martha Frey
Henrietta Frey
Sadie Ritter
O. M. Hignutt
Ella Frazier
Evelyn Towers
A. G. Gelletly
Clara I. Rice
Addison Welsh
O. M. Hignutt l
C. A. Sennett
Salisbury
Chester Bacon
Philadelphia
E. B. Maloney
W. T. Love
Morris Frampton
Wilmington
W. S. Wright
Elizabeth
Willard Knotts
Denton
George Neal
J. M. Baer
Phil Ordwine
Hyattsville
Burraville Unity Club Meeting and Local Socials
Burraville Unity Club met at Mrs Alfred Raughley's home on Wednesday February 17 at 2 pm with Miss Spafford demonstrating affordable meat cuts and Miss Verna M Kellar from University of Maryland Extension Service giving a talk on club work. Social events include a March meeting at Mrs Henry Stanford's home a sock social on March 1 at the old school building to benefit Wesley M E Church and a miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Herman Minner at the Parker home. Also noted are visits by local families and a church league meeting February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Club
Alfred Raughley
Easton
Powell Hopkins
W. T. Bullock
Austine Stafford
R. H. Stafford
Henry Walters
Wesley M. E. Church
Herman Minner
Fred Parker
Clinton Satterfield
Philadelphia
Tom Satterfield
Paul Carroll
Trappe
David Ellwanger
R. H. Thawley
Wesley Thawley
Denton
Wyoming
Epworth League
R. H. Dill
Myrtle Thawley
Crisfield
Henry Stafford
County Firemen Elect Officers at Fourth Annual Meet
At the fourth annual Caroline County Firemen's Association meeting held in the Fire House last Thursday night, officers were elected: President W. J. Bonner Preston, vice president J. W. Porter Greensboro, secretary J. O. Williams Federalsburg, treasurer Walter M. Bennington Ridgely. The report noted seven fire engines valued at $43,000, new buildings worth $46,000, hose $7,800, and gear totaling $99,200, with 286 trained volunteers. A county contribution was promised toward each company without carnival this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Firemen’s Association
W. J. Bonner
Preston
J. W. Porter
Greensboro
J. O. Williams
Federalsburg
Walter M. Bennington
Ridgely
J. K. Snowberger
Denton
W E Seeders Named District Forest Warden
The State Forestry Department announced W E Seeders of Hurlock as District Forest Warden for the Bay Shore fire control unit covering Caroline Talbot and Worcester counties. He will oversee forty six wardens, start March 3, and base at Hurlock. Departments aim to add wardens crews lookouts with funding and two towers planned in Dorchester over the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Forestry Department
W. E. Seeders
Hurlock
Andersontown
Bay Shore
Caroline
Talbot
Worcester
Seed‘ers
Caroline County
Hoe
Salisbury
Forestry Department
Dorchester County
Local Social Notes From Templeville And Nearby
Templeville residents and relatives gather for weekend visits and family time. Isabel Raughley of Beacom's Business College Wilmington visited her parents the Raughleys. Melba and Dudley Cobb visited relatives in Salisbury. the Wyatt family near Millington spent Sunday with the Starkeys. Junior Happy Builders Club hosted by Mrs. M. B. Kinnamon. Dorothy Knotts of West River visited Knotts family in Sadlersville. Mary Knotts also visited. Church services set for Sunday with Sunday School at 10 preaching at 7 30. Dora Everett staying weeks with the Starkeys near Massey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Raughley
Beacom's Business College
Wilmington
Del
J. Frank Raughley
Melba Cobb
Dudley Cobb
S. M. Cobb
Salisbury
Norman Wyatt
Near Millington
Medford Starkey
Happy Builders Club
M. B. Kinnamon
Dorothy Knotts
West River
Gurney Knotts
Dora Everett
Taniea L. Starkey
Massey
Mary Knotts
James T. Knotts
Sadlersville
Federalsburg Club Elections and Community Notes
Federalsburg The Federal Community Club met on Friday February 6 in Chestnut Grove with new president Mrs Howard Bennett presiding. Officers and committees named include Sick chair Mrs John Todd and Ways and Means chair Mrs Nicholas Laigneil. Directors elected and home demonstrators appointed. A meat demonstration by Miss Spafford led to a planned balanced menu. Also reported were the death of 84 year old Mrs Martha Satterfield and a civil case over a broken leg horse injury resulting in a $65 award to Daniel Kinnamon with an appeal noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Community Club
Chestnut Grove
Howard Bennett
John Todd
Fred Beauchamp
James Dew
John Rosser
Lewis Trice
Kemp Todd
Carl GuHette
Ways and Means
Nicholas Laigneil
Claude Howard
Bannister Meredith
Harry Sullivan
Fred Trice
Victor Dean
John Stoward
Harold Dew
Raymond Andrew
Mesdames Bannister Meredith
Carl Gullette
John Howard
Maryland
Martha Satterfield
John C. Satterfield
Helen McMahon
Caroline County
Methodist Episcopal Church
William Satterfield
Concord
Howard Satterfield
Baltimore
Clayton Covey
Leonard Covey
Clayton Satterfield
Blaine Bullock
Federalsburg
Charles Sullivane
Philadelphia
James Sullivane
Ransom P. Nichols
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Daniel Kinnamon
American Corner
Nuttle Milling Company
Denton
Justice of the Peace
Robert Nichols
Doweese Carter
J. Owen Knotts
J. L. Jopp
Jopp
Kinnamon
Knotts
Visitors and family gatherings around Wilmington and Wy oming
Mrs. John Wolfe of Wilmington returns home with her husband after five weeks at her father's home, Geo W Towers. Numerous relatives visit, including Mr. and Mrs. H R Towers and son Chester from Harmony, Mrs. Anna Schmick from Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Whiteley from Cape Charles, and Mr. and Mrs. J Harvey Quillen with daughter Rachel. C W Holtgrove of Wilmington visits grandfather Geo W Towers, and Miss Lillian Towers with sister Mrs John P Wolfe spend time in Salisbury. Mrs. C Harvey Towers shows improvement after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wolfe
Wilmington
Geo. W. Towers
H. R. Towers
Chester
Harmony
Anna, Schmick
Baltimore
Herbert Whiteley and Son
Cape Charles
Williston
Edward Quillen
Lillian Towers
John P. Wolfe
Del
Salisbury
C. Harvey Towers
Harvey Porter
Easton
Norman Baynard
Miriam
Frederick Baynard
J. E. Weaver
P.S. Baughley
Frederica
Clarence Russell
Philadelphia
George Russell
John C. Brown
Elizabeth Hughes
Edw. Thomas
Harry Karcher
John Pritchett
Henderson
Leslie Wyatt
Wesley Walls
Felton
Susie Ford
Roy Sard
William Stevens
Queen Anne
Jesse Gibson
Hollywood
Fla
Will Clark
Stephanie Ford
Denton
Attie Weaver
J. C. Ledbetter
Archie
Hurlock
Alvin Edwards
Joseph
N. A. Smith
Choptank Club Visits Celebrate Flower Talks and Readings
The Twentieth Century Community Club entertained visitors on the 10th at Mesdames Thomas and Thompson homes. Mrs John Hopkins and Miss Emmons spoke on flower culture. A reading on Washington was given by the president. Next meeting set for the 24th in the club room. February Aid at Choptank held Wednesday at Blades home. March meeting will be at Spence home on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Engarlie Snowberger
Ed. Morris
Church of the Brethren
Harry Zeigler
Roy Tawes
Jesus
Martin Blanchie
Harvey Reininger
Alfred S. Thompson
Clifton
Marvin Morris
Carl
Percy
William Snowberger
Ridgely Cemetery
Snowberger
Martinsburg
Joseph Snowbeger
Maryland
Ridgely
Second Street
German Baptist Church
Thadeus
Wilmington
Joseph
Rose
Ed Morris
Mr. McKnight
Dorchester County
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Methodist Church
J. J. Ivison
John Davis
George Cherry
China
Harry Hemmons
Japan
R. E. Fountain
Korea
Ada Matthews
India
Margaret Swing
Africa
Alice Bennington
Philippines
Frank Seward
Russia
Near East
Doris Kirwan
Islands of the Sea
Beatrice Bowers
Europe
Viola Jones
North America
Elsie Matthews
South America
Federation of Women’s Boards of Foreign Missions
Union Christian Colleges
Christian Literature Fund
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
A. W. Thompson
J. W. Swing
Washington
Emma Saulsbury
Philadelphia
I. T.saulsbury
Park Drive Hotel
George Washington
Memorial Park
Martin Robinson
Mobile
Ala
Harry Robinson
Foreign Missions
Reformed Church
J. C. Glessner
Brerut
Baltimore
Lawrence Wilson
Vivian Holsinger
Near Ridgely
Goldey’s
Samuel Laird
George Amos
Frank
Street
Fred Tawes
Claymont
Del
Billy
Mesdames Thomas and Thompson
John Hopkins
Emmons
Choptank
M. P. Church
O. C. Blades
John Spence T
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Notes Society Meeting
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M E Church met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Herbert Stayton in Queen Anne. Eight members and two visitors attended. Various locals and visitors were noted, P T A set a February 23 meeting, and community events included a bake sale and hospital treatment for Mr. W B Sparks in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Herbert Stayton
Queen Anne
Henry Fisher
Wilbur
Rinehart
Red Bank
N. J
N. S. Fisher
N. W. B. Rowe
Louise] Gray
Gladys Gale
Elwood Fleming
Clifton Hicks
Baltimore
Edgar Blades
Louise Blades
Oswell Callahan
Wye Mills
Olin Hunter
Centreville
H. R. Covell
Ralph Thompson
New York
S. S. Thompson
Frank Seward
Ridgely
S. Sparklin
W. B. Sparks
Valentine Themed Shower At Queen Anne Honor Mrs Redden
Mrs Horace Morgan and Sunday School class hosted a Valentine night at her home honoring Mrs Ora Richardson Redden. The program featured music readings and a gift spectacle for the bride to be, with attendees including Mrs Elizabeth Lightner and guests at a Queen Anne luncheon in Easton. Local church notes and social updates from Cambridge and nearby towns wrap the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace M. Morgan
Ora Richardson Redden
Hazel Eaton
Ruth Reynolds
Dinah
Geo. B. Stewart
Margaret Hollister
No Bridge
Queen Anne
Easton
Irvin Morton
Alan Day
Donald McQuarry
Donna
Washington, D. C
Charles Morton
Thurman Nelson
John Paul Tyler
St. Paul’s Church
Hurlock
Horace Morgan
Charles Ewing
Easton Hospital
Madge Jump
Howard Eley
Baltimore
Henry Morgan
Marydel Unit Attends Sunday Service. Conference News
Marydel Jr O U A M No 91 will join Divine worship at Marydel M E Church Sunday February 21 at 11 am led by Rev A G Thomas who was invited to return for another year after a large quarterly conference in Templeville Church. Doris Moore returns from Easton hospital improved after tonsil adenoid removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel
Marydel M. E
A. G. Thomas
Templeville Church
Doris Moore
Easton Hospital
Virginia Smith
T. E. Heather
Lee Harman
Annie Heather
Chas. Rambo
Philadelphia
Mary Smith
Johnson
Wilmington
Temple Smith
Bridgetown
Myrtle Webb
Preston community events and club notes from Preston Maryland
The Preston regular auction club met at Mrs H B Wright’s home with Valentine themed seating. High scores went to Mrs Ralph Ledman for the club and Mrs Phil Wright for guests. Various church services and programs are noted along with travels and family events including a Florida trip, a new baby, and social visits across local households and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Wright
St. Valentine
Blanche Croll
Phil Wright
Ed. Wright
T. B. Marden
P. Osteen
Cook Orrell
Everest Newnam
L. Bradley
Hurlock
W. D. Noble
Easton
Ralph Ledman
Church of the New Jerusalem
Williston
Washington
J. A. Riedy
Alva Lee Hollis
St. Michaels
Elizabeth Cohee
A. M. Willey
Baltimore
James E. Douglas
Weirwood
Howard Harris
John Noble
P. C. Douglas
Fulton Noble
Cambridge
A. W. Sisk
Florida
Ten Year Anniversary Specials At Plaza Theatre Milford
A packed program at New Plaza Theatre Milford announces a week of specials including Three Wise Girls featuring Mae Clarke Jean Harlow and Marie Prevost on Friday and Saturday February 19 and 20. The Fighting Fool with Tim McCoy appears as a children’s matinee on February 20 with Laurel and Hardy Helpmates and Mickey Mouse Beach Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plaza Theatre
Milford
Del
Mae Clark
Jean Harlow
Marie Prevost
Tim McCoy
Jackie Cooper
Robert Coogan
Jackie Searle
Skippy
Sooky
Greta Garbo
Ramon Novarro
Lionel, Barrymore
Lewis Stone
Greta
Garbo
Susan Lennox
Buck Jones
Doctor Knox To Conduct Denton Baby Clinics
Dr J H M Knox chief of Baltimore Child Hygiene will inspect local children at Denton on Thursday the 25th. Clinics at Health Centre Masonic Building 1 30 to 3 30 pm and John Wesley M E Church 11 am to 12 30 pm for colored children. Public Health Nurse Miss H Ruth Jackson urges mothers to bring their youngsters for free physical examinations by Dr Mason Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Masonic Building
John ‘Wesley M. E
J. H. M. Knox
Bureau For Child Hygiene of
Baltimore
H. Ruth Jackson
Caroline
Mason Knox
Local Visits Reported From Belwood and Smyrna
Ridgely Mr and Mrs Charles Cherry visited Mr and Mrs Willard Barr at Belwood Pa Mrs William E Matthews of Smyrna is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs M W Wiley Hiram Eaton of Centreville visited Mr John Davis on Wednesday last week
Social Roundup From Greensboro Environs Attends Thrifty Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Oscar Wyatt hosted a turkey supper on Thursday with a large guest list including R B Rawlings J Wyatt N A Smith and H H Moore among others. Week end visitors included Miss Margie Jones of Marshallton Del and Miss Hazel Quillen of Wilmington Del. Various local residents traveled to nearby towns for visits and hospital news noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wyatt
R. B. Rawlings
John Wyatt
N. A. Smith
James H. Thawley
H. H. Moore
Harvey Terrel
Hamilton Park
Hazel Quillen
Wilmington
Del
Chas. H. Jones
Elsmere
Margie Jones
Marshallton
Louis Boyd
W. Thomas Thornton
Ralph and
Carl Lee
Jack Thornton
Clinton Thornton
Boothwyn
Marshall Hutson
Alice and
Anne
Marie Pregg
Annie Edwards
N. K. Swanwick
A. J. Urry
Anna
Lucy Urry
Pine Bluff Sanatorium
Harry Karcher
Wilmington General Hospital
Harry Jones
Lewis Carrow Jones
Goldsboro
Wm. Sipple
H. W. Richter and Son
Philadelphia
Revival Meetings In Progress At M E Church South
Goldsboro notes revival meetings ongoing at the M E Church South led by Rev W D Talbert of Winchester Virginia. Attendance invited and services open to all. Community announcements list relocations visits and social events among local families and individuals from Wilmington Philadelphia Templeville Del Easton and Oxford Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church South
W. D. Talbert
Winchester
Irvin Kenton
Wilmington
T. N. Jarrell
Sewing Circle
Assembly Hall
J. W. Gibson
Barwick
Elsmere
Del
Roy Brown
Philadelphia
Noble Shively
Walter Elliott
Will Kinnamon
Templeville
Elbert Saunders
Wm. Ogle
Marjorie Williams
Easton
Jennie Griffin
J. S. Lapham
Luther Lapham
Clayton
Thomas Shockley
Oxford Bank
Oxford
Grace Jarman
W. T. Jarman
County Girl Seriously Injured In Accident
Miss Mildred Harding of near Bethlehem Caroline county is in critical condition at Easton Emergency Hospital with facial and body lacerations after a Saturday automobile crash on Cordova road near Jerome Lister farm four miles from Easton. Four others in the car Beatrice Messick Orlie Christopher Daniel Shortall escaped with minor injuries. the car owned by Christopher and reported driven by Messick overturned in a field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Harding
William Harding
Bethlehem
Caroline County
Easton
Beatrice Messick
Orlie Christopher
Federalsburg
Daniel Shortall
Cordova
Jerome Lister
Centreville
Lister
Miss Harding
Christopher
Miss Messick
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the Local Department
Fordson
EWSP
Denton M. E. Church
Annie Nichols
W. S. Norris
C. H. Stewart
F. R. "Owens
Benj. Colgain
E. D. C. Hegeman
A. T. Reichman
John Chaffinch
Sallie, Covey
F. Baynard
Alfred Smith
H. E. Ramsdell
Martha Cannon
Alphonse Meredith
William Donovan
Henry Hughes
J. Frank Collins
Emma Pepper
J. Henry Andrew
Fred R. Owens
E. ©. Hallman
Collins
S. T. Jupp
Long Island
N. Y
Wilhelmina Henning
T. Odenwald
Ozone Park
Wm. Wilson
Oceanside
Marc Bryant
W. G. Wooters
F. J. Wright
Harry Richardson
Lulu Downes
Jennie Wyatt
Jack Stevens
Jefferson Hospital
Ladies Aid
Methodist
Protestant Church
Lizzie Clark
John Statum
Aaron Statum
Denton Schools
Caroline High School
Denton Primary School
Paul Howard
Kathryn Lawler
Hoboken
Charles Howard
Earle White
Cuba
Wilbert Merriken
Helen Wheeler
Eva Hildebrant
James W. Voss
Norwood W. Voss
Wm. Bullock
Mary Pastorfield
J. Norman Pitts
Burraville
County Firemen’s Association
Tuckahoe
Plaza Theatre