Local notices and events from Caroline county
Community brief listing church meetings markets sales and obituaries. Items include a Saturday parsonage market with cake pies and bread, Ladies Aid meeting March 3, a spring fertilizer at Denton Auto, a charity supper for Denton Primary, a bridge luncheon at the Denton Parish House, a postponed sale of personal property to February 26, Chautauqua season notes, weather damage reports, and local funeral and civic notices involving Porter Daffin Reed Smith Alderson and others.
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Journal
Caroline County
Preston
Evangeline Booth
Ladies’ Aid
M. E. Church
G. Lacey Stevens
Redden
Maryland
Denton
Elsie B. Porter
Floyd M. Porter
E. T. Orme
Miller
Denton Auto Company
West
The
Protestant Episcopal Church
William J. Rickards
G. T. Redden
Rita Rich
Caroline
George Culver
Greensboro Baptist Church
M. G. Morris
Preston Methodist Church
Lewis Carroll
Easton
Bethlehem
Thomas J. Daffin
American Corner
C. H. Atkins
Concord M. E
Concord Cemetery
Daffin
James A. Reed
Missouri
Eastern Shore Society of
Baltimore
Hotel Rennett
Frederick P. Adkins
Salisbury
Del-Mar-Va
Eastern Shore Association
James W. Chapman, Jr
Samuel K. Dennis
L. Irving Pollitt
John H. K. Shannahan
Thomas W. Donoho
W. Houston Toulson
Fannie Smith
Reliance
Tilghman Hackett
Charles W. Hackett
W. S. Williams
J. L. Martino
Federalsburg
Thomas J. Hackett
E. J. Melson
Hurlock
Albert J. Hitch
Vienna
William H. Alderson
House of Delegates
Dover
Del
Delaware
Alderson
Public Service Commission
Washington Birthday Wedding and Local Social News
Miss Florence La Mar Williams of Federalsburg married Wesley Robert Dixon of Greensburg Pa at the bride’s home Lilleshall with few intimate guests. Post ceremony, the couple drove to Harrington to depart for Greensburg to make their home. Also noted are a 30th anniversary banquet of Caroline Council United American Mechanics, a fancy dress ball feature, and various social visits and engagements across Denton, Washington and nearby towns.
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Washington
Florence la Mar Williams
Agnes Williams
Federalsburg
Wesley Robert Dixon
Greensburg
W.S. Nabb
W. S. Nabb
Lelia Davis
Ira Johnson
J. F. Short
Harrington
Institution of Caroline Council, Jr. Order
United American Mechanics
Maryland
Samuel Nowell
William K. Scotton
G. J. Hooker
J. DeWeese Carter
Denton
Peggy Blair Douglas
Washington and Lee University
Carter
Baltimore Sun
Miss Douglas
Venice
Layman J. Redden
Washington and Lee
Martha Blackburn
Edward Godwin
Wilmington
Mildred Truitt
New Castle
Earl White
M. E. Wheatley
Marie Durham
James B. Shellender
Edward God‘win
Federalsburg Club Supports Library and Remembers Local residents
The Federalsburg Woman's Club Library Committee chaired by Mrs Philetus Jefferson voted 25 toward new books and plans prizes for the high school's annual exhibits. Obituary for Mrs Clara L Russell 84 noted along with funeral at Hurlock Methodist. Ruth Sullivan injured by a sewing machine needle at Topkis Brothers plant. Severe Saturday storm caused extensive damage with roofs torn and trees uprooted. Junior High organized with officers Hazel Wright president and others. Florence Williams wedding shower and Robinson Nichols 73rd birthday celebrated. Prof B C Willis enters The Spectator prize contest at Columbia University.
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Woman's Club
Library Committee
Philetus Jefferson
Jefferson
M. A. Newell
Maryland Library Extension Society
Pauline McCauley
Enoch Pratt Library
Baltimore
Woman’s Club
Federalsburg High School
Clara L. Russell
Alfred N. Russell
G. A. R. Post
Russell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hurlock
Miller
Messrs. Dawson and
McCabe
Ruth Sullivan
Federalsburg
Topkis Brothers
Hazel Wright
Katherine Coulbourne
Helen Dean
Eunice Hallowell
Isabel Aulenbach
Florence Williams
Agnes Williams
the Spectator
Columbia University
Tellers' Club Presents Rose Time Comedy at High School
The Tellers' Club stages the three act comedy Rose Time at the High School auditorium on Tuesday March 15, 1027 at eight o clock p m. Subscribe now to secure seats and support the club.
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Tellers’ Club
Templeville Church Services and Local Social News
Templeville notes list Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11 led by the pastor with expected visit of Miss Ilsey, director of Religious Education for Sadlersville district. Also reports visits and stays of several locals from McGraw New York Washington DC Baltimore Dundalk Rising Sun Wye Island Sudlersville Crump ton and Massey plus a property sale and trips to Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilsey
Sadlersville District
Lloyd Wildman
McGraw
N. Y
George Butts
Winter Park
Fla
Nash Merchant
Near Rising Sun
Edna Cahall
R. E. Lane
J. Frank Baughley
Melvin Kinnamon
Little Son
Owen Purnell
Sudiersville
Phyllis Butts
Wye Island
Town
Dorothy Knotts
Elizabeth Knotts
Sudlersville
Anna Smith
Crumpton
Hazel
Helen Golt
Earl Moore
Norman Wyatt
Massey
William Melvin Kinnamon
Dr. Downes
Annapolis
Bethlehem Church Spelling Bee and Social Night
Bethlehem M E Church ladies host a spelling bee at the Community House on Friday evening March 4 with an interesting program and foods for sale including Maryland biscuit chicken salad pies and ice cream. Admission is free. Agnes Virginia Dulin and Bertram Phelps announce their marriage set for February 19 in Baltimore and to reside there. James R Christopher and daughters attended Oscar Cannon's funeral in Dover. Mrs. Harry Schuyler has recovered enough to return home from Easton Hospital. J E Todd and daughter Louise return from a motor trip to Chester Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Bethlehem
M. E. Church
Maryland
W. R. Dulin
Agnes Virginia
Bertram Phelps
Baltimore
James R. Christopher
Myra
Elizabeth
Oscar Cannon
Dover
Del
Harry Schuyler
Easton Hospital
J. E. Todd
Louise
Chester
Philadelphia
New York
Vianna Mitchell
Arthur Long
New York City
Methodist Church
State Federation
M. A. Brackett
Frank Seward
Edith Rose Seward
Virginia
Anna Frances Seward
Ruth Wheatley
Denton
Coursey Hemmons
Wilmington
Harry Hemmons
A. S. Thompson
Richard Blackburne
Thompson Swing
Roger Ringgold
Ridgely
Newton Smith
Hillsboro
Ridgely High School
Community Theatre
Harry Swann
Lane & Lang
Sallie Redhead
Federalsburg
Andrew Mitchell
Young People’s
Reformed Sunday School
Barnes
Queen Anne
McBride
William D. Marvel
Helen
Rachel McKenny
Goldsboro
Ella Goldsborough
Frank Long
Selsbyville
Dollar Social Draws 235 Attendees at Ridgely Church House
The annual Dollar Social on Washington's Birthday in Ridgely drew about 235 attendees. The door offering was roughly 17 to 18 dollars, with around sixty experience dollars returned. A varied program featured recitations, plays, songs, piano solos, and talks by visiting guests from Colombia, Cambridge, and Baltimore, plus community readings and a chalk talk. Refreshments included brick ice cream and cake as the event wrapped up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Herbert Koeneman
Jack Jarrell
George Washington
Uncle Sam
Joseph Snowberger
Mr. McBride
Zelma Winstead
Elizabeth Detwiler
Madeline Snowberger
Martha Taylor
Betsy Ross
Leolan Jackson
J. Palacia
Colombia
South America
Swing Pearsaul
W. E. Wabbart
Cambridge
Ridgely
James Cavanaugh
Philadelphia
Caroline Service
Habbart
Samuel Troxell
Baltimore
Ridgely Reformed Church
Viola Jones
J. T. Moore
Harvey Sewell
Lane & Lang
Maple Avenue
Lancaster
Ford car theft solved near Ridgely last week
The Ford touring car stolen from Alvin Edwards on February 12 was found in Ridgely last week. The thief remains at large. Nearby social news lists multiple visits, family gatherings, and job moves among local residents including the Dabsons in College Park and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence on Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Edwards
Ridgely
D. Smith Edwards
Cedar Grove
Charles Walls
Thomas Hall
Barclay
Paul Dabson
Maryland University
College Park
Thomas Dabson
W. G. Carrow
Henderson
D. Carrow
Martha
Henry Moore
Dover
Harvey Porter
C. C. Lawrence
Church Street
Mabel Rich
Beacom’s College
Wilmington
Charles Rich
A. Dingledine
H. B. Bastian
Sarah
Pauline Wyatt
William Wyatt
Near Town
Cambridge Hospital
James Beckham
Bowling Green
Kentucky
The
Pet Milk Co
Sarah Bastian
Benjamin Bastian
Grace Wooters
Myrtle Lankford
Baltimore
S. D. Carrow
Roland Cartwright
Goldsboro
Thomas Dobson
Ethel Hall
Annie Hall
Near Barclay
Frank Hubbard
A. G. Smith
Genevieve Cooper
Hickman
Allen Curry
Goldsboro Couple Married at Bride's Home
Omar Shively son of Mr and Mrs J W Shively wed Miss Dorothy Baker of Wilmington on Saturday at the bride's residence. They will live here where Shively works for his father. A miscellaneous shower honored the couple Monday night. Several locals and visiting students from Beacom's College were noted among guests and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Shively
J. W. Shively
Dorothy Baker
Wilmington
A. G. Dennison
Noble Shively
Harry Saunders
Start
Wallace Dennison
Wyoming
Del
Clark Quillen
Edward Jarrell
Beacom’s College
Anne Cartwright
J. W. Gibson
Smyrna
Madge Jump
Queen Anne
T. N. Jarrell
F. Sylvester
Philadelphia
Ridgely Community Notes and Visits End Week
Ridgely residents and visitors are listed with many trips and calls. Dr Floyd and family moved to Howard Park in Baltimore last Thursday. Various locals hosted relatives in the past week and several outings to Salisbury Philadelphia Grenlock Trappe and Wilmington are noted. Rev Zeigler to preach Faith Triumphant Sunday morning. Firemen report a profit of one hundred seventy dollars from their benefit movie. Other local updates include illnesses and recoveries.
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Dr. Floyd
Howard Park
Baltimore
Burton Wilkinson
Samuel Lewis
Denton
Howard Quaintance
Washington
John Davis
M. C. Meredith
Eugene Cooper
Wilmington
K. M. Barnette
Queen Anne
Henry Wilkinson
T. W. Jones
Sparks
I. E. Mason
Philadelphia
Grenlock
N. J
L. M. Goodwin
Dorothy Davis
Salisbury
Otis Wharton
George Slaughter, Jr
Alma Wilson
Harry Zeigler
T. L. Day
Trappe
Paul Sewell
Josephine Cahall
I. T. Saulsbury
James Swing
Everybody Come To Church Sunday Hillsboro Queen Anne
Community events across Hillsboro and Queen Anne feature a Methodist observance next Sunday with special sermon on Character Versus Reputation. Dover singer Herman Taylor to perform as part of services. bake sales and club activities planned to fund local lyceum deficits and support community groups.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Herman Taylor
Dover
Del
Epworth League
Julia Robinson
T. H. Meeks
Tuckahoe Neck
Robinson
President Coolidge
George Washington
Thompson
George B. Wilson
Washington College
Chestertown
G. L. Wilson
H. M. Thompson
Norman Clark
Wilbur Walls
Mildred Gale
State Normal School
Salisbury
E. H. Gale
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Harry Jump
Charles Fleming
Edgar Blanche
Baltimore
George B. Stewart
Willard Russell
Easton
Grace Vesty
Elizabeth Vesty
James C. Sherwood
Joseph Taylor
Emma Wilmot
Trappe
Clifton Hicks
Newton Smith
Swedesboro
N. J
Gladys M. Gale
Mary Cooper
Wilmington
Concord Chestnut Grove patrons meet with school program
Concord and Chestnut Grove held a joint patrons meeting with performances by children including dialogues plays and a spelling match. The Andersontown Hobbs Concord Community Club enjoyed an evening at Mrs H H Nuttle's home with music talks and recitations. Measles spread nearby and storms damaged trees and poles. Local clubs appointed committees and discussed future plays and meetings. Regular meetings set for Smithville and updates on incubation care of chicks. New members joined the club. regular sessions at the schoolhouse every second Tuesday. Local Farm Bureau plans March 3 meeting inviting all to help.
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Concord and
Chestnut Grove
Concord
Andersontown-Hobbs-Concord
H. H. Nuttle
Norman Thawley
Corinne Beauchamp
George Thawley
Charles Liden
Liden
Louise Beauchamp
Mildred Gibbons
Annie Todd
William Bullock
Denton
Francis Lawless
Smithville
Orland Closson
John Adams
B. Spafford
Oscar Alford
Farm Bureau
Earl Pennypacker
Smith
Jacob Smith
Horace Robinson
Floyd Smith
Kemp Adams
Anna Robinson
Ladies’ Aid
Chester Scott
Thelma Neal
Philadelphia
Ruth Fountain
Richard Hines
Choptank Ladies Aid Meets at Williamson Home
The Ladies Aid of the M. P. Church at Choptank enjoyed a pleasant gathering on the first of the month at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Williamson. After business and a literary program, time passed quickly. The next meeting is scheduled for March 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Spence.
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M. P
Choptank
C. E. Williamson
J. I. Spence
Forty guests fete Ander sontown-Hobbs Club hosts
Forty guests and their husbands enjoyed a Friday evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Nuttle. Laurels and cherries decorated the rooms for Washington's Birthday. Flor ence Love led the program with violin solos by Russum Orme and F. D. Carpenter, recitations by L. H. Thomas, and a humorous talk by Rev. C. H. Atkins. Hatch ets and contests followed with Mother Goose rhymes, cherry stringing, and refreshments of candy cake and ice cream.
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Andersontown-Hobbs Community Club
H. H. Nuttle
Washington
Florence Love
Russum Orme
E. T. Orme
L. H. Thomas
F. D. Carpenter
C. H. Atkins
R. H. Walling
George Washington
Harry J. Nuttle
Harry Wheatley
E. M. Willey
M. Merriken
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ridgely
Oron Smith
Henry
F. N. Smith
B. B. Cohee
Stanley Draper
Greensboro
A. W. Betts
Wallace Clark
Baltimore
Salisbury
Burrville Guests Share Weekend Visits and Local News
Local residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from New York, Goldsboro, Greensboro, and Pa including Lottie Satterfield George Edward Satterfield Nolan Edwards Ed Clark Frank Reed Marie Clark Ken doroneth Price and others. Attendees included Epworth League members hosted by Rev E N Wright and visitors to Denton American Corner and Salisbury Del Mar Va Congress.
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Johnnie Murphy
Ridgely
Lottie Satterfield
Edden Tribbett
Tribbett
George Edward Satterfield
Rockaway Beach
N. Y
Marie Clark
Goldsboro
Kendoroneth Price
Greensboro
J. H. Thawley
R. H. Stafford
Ferdinand Baynard
Denton
E. N. Wright
Epworth League
William Andrew
John Wiliam
American Corner
Frank Lewis
New Spring Hats At Mudd s Shop Unique
Spring hat arrivals at Mudd s Shop Unique invite shoppers to discover the season s latest headwear. Charming brims, bold colors, and fresh styles highlight a curated selection for sunny days and events.
Birthday party honors Miss Marie Dill on eighteenth
Miss Marie Dill celebrated her 18th birthday with a Friday night gathering attended by numerous family and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mahan Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gooden and children and many others. Dancing games and refreshments followed the social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Dill
Ben Mahan
Alex, Gooden
Viola Conaway
Mary Heit
Evelyn Pederson
Frank Pederson
Hiram Godwin
Dover
Marke Dill
Beatrice Wood
Lillian Meredith
Beatrice Hudson
Elizabeth Husztek
Naomi Stafford
Hattie Smith
Bertha Phillips
Mary Bickling
Maxine Sanders
Esther Clayville
Messrs
George Clark
Everett Clayville
Jake Melvin
Norman Cohcee
Paul Dill
Lawrence Sylvester
Clinton Sylvester
Herbert Bickling
Keith Webb
Raymond Shulties
Robert Dill
Medford Quillen
John Quillen
Harry Schoppe
Eden Hall
Annie Webb
Nassau
Del
F. B. Sweeney
Arthur Truitt
Margaret Green
Sadlersville
Carroll Jones
Queenstown
Annabel Clark
Easton
W. F. Clark
Bertie Wood
Katherine Melvin
Ruth McCrea
Federalsburg
Clarence Pritchett
Wilmington
C. M. Wingate
Chestertown
S. S. James
New York City
Ruth Malone
Philadelphia
Leslie Meredith
Smyrna
Death of Federalsburg elder George W Handy
George W Handy aged 90 plus died Friday at his daughter Mrs Charles Kinder home Federalsburg He was born in Dorchester county lived there until moving to Federalsburg about 20 years ago A Mason with Gethsemane Lodge Reliance Delaware he left a large family including A S Handy Mrs George Noble Mrs Charles H Kinder L W Handy O W Handy Grace Noble and Clarence Handy 20 grandchildren 11 great grandchildren Funeral at his home Sunday at 1 pm Rev J B McCabe Union M E Federalsburg Burial Hillcrest Cemetery Federalsburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Handy
Federalsburg
Caroline County
Charles Kinder
Mr. Handy
Dorchester County
Gethsemane Lodge of Masons
Reliance
Delaware
Union M. E. Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Governor nominates election supervisors and justices in Caroline County
Governor Ritchie sent to the Senate on Wednesday a slate for Caroline County including Election Supervisors Milton H. Roe Greensboro Lee Hignatt Hobbs Harry B. Mason Denton and Justices of the Peace Alonzo B Cokee Henderson H Claude Rawlings Greensboro John T Biles Greensboro Henry R. Lewis Denton Percy C Douglas Preston Jehu T Blades Choptank Thomas F Cox Federalsburg John C Fisher Federalsburg James H Hicks Hillsboro Henry Wilkinson Ridgely Solomon Hurst Preston and R F D Senator Nelson H Fooks of Caroline was named to one of three Board of Managers of the Eastern Shore State Hospital succeeding Robert W Messenger of Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Senate
Caroline County
Milton H. Roe
Greensboro
Lee Hignatt
Hobbs
Harry B. Mason
Denton
Alonzo 3B
Cokee
Henderson
H. Claude Rawlings
John T. Biles
Henry R. Lewis
Percy C. Douglas
Preston
Jehu’ T. Blades
Choptank
Thomas F. Cox
Federalsburg
John C. Fisher
James H. Hicks
Hillsboro
Henry Wilkinson
Ridgely
Solomon Hurst
Nelson H. Fooks
Caroline
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Robert W. Messenger
Federalsburg Social Roundup Mentioned Local Visits
Mrs Blanche Adams and sister Miss Edna were Friday visitors of Mrs Edward Brown and Miss Grace Adams in Federalsburg. Mrs Fred Fountain hosted an old time taffy pulling Thursday evening. Earl Robinson and Miss Marian Adams were weekend visitors in Wilmington. Mr D F Johnson and sisters visited relatives at Vienna on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Adams
Edna
Edward Brown
Grace Adams
Federalsburg
Fred Fountain
Earl Robinson
Marian Adams
Wilmington
D. F, Johnson
Vienna
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the Local Department
Elizabeth Walker
Caroline High School
Orange
Austin R. Murphy
Ora A. Carroll
Denton M. E
Mary Jones Fisher
University of Pennsylvania
P. Roland Fisher
Howard Shields
Myrtle Robinson
Fl Dent
Emily Swiss
Carlotta Kinnamon
T. Mark Breeding
Ove
Templeville
Tuckahoe
Assembly Hall
Lyceum
Catherine Gibson
Henrietta Roe
Washington, D. C
Ella Rickards
Marjorie Sparks
Mollie Diggans
Florence Finch
New Orleans
Ella Jump
Missionary Society
Paul Bordner
Kutztown
Burrsville
Adams’ Cross Roads