Radio with us and the Wares at sixty five dollars
A miscellany of local notes on items for sale at 33 percent off from J H Nichols Co and ongoing parish and church events. Reports on dances at Christ church parish house and revival meetings at Denton Pilgrim Holiness Church plus school attendance lists, obituaries, and public notices from January.
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M. K. Newnam
Christchurch
J. H. Nichols & Co
W.T. Thawley
Parent Teachers Association
Journal
Cambridge
Caroline
Williston
Leonard I. Tafel
Church of the New Jerusalem
Preston
Denton Pilgrim
Marydel
Thomas Heather
Frances Hummer
Marion Seeney
Howard Sparks
Pauline Gutrich
Marguerite Sparks
Marvin Seeney
W. R. Breeding
Federalsburg
Denton Drug Company
T. Mark Breeding
Denton
Hillsboro
Ridgely
St. Gertrude’s Academy
Taylors
Woods Church
Paul H. Walker
North Dakota
Bloomingdale
Georgia
Farrar
Greensboro Baptist Church
Ezekiel B. Farrar
Holt
Alabama
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Maryland
Delaware
Eastern Shore of Virginia
W. R. Cox
Greensboro
N. C
Smithson
Emily Bryan
Tilghman Bryan
Alton Cole
Anna Lee Coleman
Blanche Finhart
William McMullen
Hillsburg
Harry
Wilmington
Ruth Hil
Near Denton
Sallie Gerbig
Bertie _ Dyatt
Boston
Ed. McMullen
Chicago
Victor
Tle
John McCormack
Lucrezia Boni
Metropolitan Opera Company
Albert F. Woods
State Board of Agriculture
Ritehigy
The
Agriculture Board
Personal and Social News from Denton and Nearby
Numerous Denton social notes recount visits and holidays across Baltimore Philadelphia Newark and Atlantic City. Names include Clarence Chaffinch Elizabeth Towers J W Wiggins Elizabeth MacDonald J R Rochester Dorothy Ward Ammerman Baughley Fisher Cover Carroll Sparks Saulsbury Shipman Koenig Cooper Long etc. Families hosts guests relatives and dances mark New Year celebrations with widespread travel and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Chaffinch
Baltimore
John Chaffinch
Blanche
Helen
Elizabeth Towers
Denton
Earle Chaffinch
Carl Herr
Philadelphia
J. W. Wiggins
George T. Lowe
Linwood
Mie
J. R. Rochester
Rochester
Reading
Walter Semlow
Little Daughter
New York
Mr. Semlow
Thomas R. Green
Johan Howard
Dorothy
Howard
Hillsboro
Oscar Flynn
Saulsbury Sparks
Bear Hillsbor
Second Street
Randolph
Newark
N. J
Oscar Clark
John C. Rutter
Washington
George E. Saulsbury and Son
T. Pi Fisher
Stephen P. Shipman
Norfolk
S. P. Shipman
George Koenig
Oldsborough Stalum
Atlantic City
Lucile Cooper
Roy C. Smith
Morgantown
West Virginia
M. H. Smith
Evelyn Long
Filbert Hitdh
Laurel
Del
Hannah Eftwanger
Nellie Werth
Lida Adams
Trappe
Mel
Henry Hollingsworth
Leonardo
Idas. Hollingsworth
C. Shannon York
Katherine Towers
Lelia Andrews
Allee Allaband
Ida Culver
Local residents relocate and holiday gatherings noted in Vernon area
Mr Samuel Lessly moves to a Vernon farm while Harley Willoughby shifts from Evitts to Redden farm near Denton. Several Starkey relatives host visits in Philadelphia Atlantic City and Cleveland. Revival services begin January 4 led by Evangelist Mumford with Rev C F Cummins. Many local families host and visit, including Cohees, Merrikens, Smiths, and Davises. Multiple dinners and Christmas Day gatherings are recorded along with health notes on Mrs Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lessly
Vernon
Del
Harley Willoughby
Evitts
Redden
Denton
John Kelley
Robert Starkey
George Neighbors
Kelley
Isaac Starkey
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Lillian Starkey
Cleveland
Ohio
Earle Starkey
Aantic City
Evangelist Mumford
Sharptown
C. F. Cummins
Millard Hartzell
Bridgeville
Alda Reed
T. C. Williamson
Louise Cohee
Federalsburg
L. E. Moore
F. N. Smith
George Blades
Burtsville
Walter Lord
W. H. Lord
Harold Brooke
Westmont
N. J
Louis Butler
Q. J. Gootee
B. B. Cohee
Howard Adams
T. H. Towers
Richard Merriken
Baltimore
M. Merriken
Marvin Davis
Morrisville
J. Robert Starkey
Salisbury
Frank Davis
Tacky party planned by Choptank Ladies’ Aid for church benefit
The Ladies' Aid of the Choptank M E Church organizes a tacky party in the club room on January 6 to raise funds for the church. Refreshments will be sold. prizes reward the best costume. Several local families are mentioned visiting or staying with relatives during the holidays.
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M. P. Church
Choptank
Edward Phillips
Junior
New York
Phillips
N. B. Goswellen
Arthur and
Melvin Waldron
Wilmington
E. M. Waldron
Gilbert Waldron
Thelma
Miss Nona Goswellen
Federalsburg
Oliver Carmine
C. E. Andrews
Christmas Dinner and Holiday Events at Poplar Neck
Mr and Mrs J E Cheezum hosted a large Christmas dinner on December 26 with children and grandchildren from Denton Williamsburg Easton Collingsdale Pa Preston and Poplar Neck. A Christmas program followed December 29 in Poplar Neck Sunday School. Notable visits included Miss Lillian Cheezum from State Normal School staying with her parents and Louise Cheezum visiting grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Tree
Noble Walls
Emil Kusmaul
Peisreard Kusmaul
Emil Ziock
George Ziock
Helen Ziock
Wilson Walls
Christine Walls
Stelen Mentrovitch
Ollie
Anna Coffin
Edward Coffin, Jr
William Goodwin
John Cooper
William Hutson
Wilmington
Wm. Goodwin, Jr
Folsom
Lillian Meredith
Philadelphia
John Quillen
Ruth Cole
Herbert
Marian Ogle
Frederick
S. S. James
New York City
Mes
L. M. Jones
Beatrice Hudson
Marietta Heather
Marydel
Beatrice Wood
Ethel Melvin
Goldsboro
Katherine Downes
Kate Downes
James Glass
Newark
N. J
J. E. Cheezum
Henry Baker
Katherine
Denton
Frank Roe
Williamsburg
Clarence Russ
Easton
Harry Cheezum
Oliver
Collingsdale
Henry Cheezum
Louise
Preston
Fred and
Monroe Cheezum
Louise Cheezum
Poplar Neck
Lillian Cheezum
State Normal School
David Cheezum
J.E. Cheezum
J. A. Davis
Agnes Dulin
George Stafford
Federalsburg
Roland Blades
Trappe
Bill Chambers
Dorothy Harris
West Denton
Raymond Dische
Lewis Slaughter
Henry Walters
M. F
Collison
Carlislie Roe
Lyman Worter
Washington
James Thawley
Greensboro
Charlotte Webber
Carl Messick
Chester
Edward Morgan
Fire destroys Ridgely building. few saved
A fire Sunday between 2:00 and 2:30 a.m. leveled the Applebaum Gaitley Lauisbury block in Ridgely. Frozen plugs delayed suppression but Denton fire company helped confine the blaze. Ownership changes had recently moved the property to A G Saulsbury Senior and Junior. No rebuilding planned by Saulsbury. Applebaum seeking a new site. A Christmas program at the Methodist Church and community club actions accompanied the day’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applebaum
Gaitley
A. W. Lauisbury
Denton
Goodwin
Mr. Wheatley
A. G. Saulsbury
A. W
Saulsbury, Junior
Saulsbury
Ridgely
Methodist
Church House
Viola Jones
Harry Swann
Ada Matthews
Harvey Sewell
Second Avenue East
Maple Avenue
John Swing
Central Avenue
Charles Hobbs
First Avenue West
Lawrence Lynch
Second Avenue West
James Swing
Third Avenue
Elsie Matthews
Railroad Avenue
North Side
W. M. Wiley
Alice Bennington
Walter Bennington
Melvin
Lee Bennington
Alice
Chester
Mildred Roe
Chincoteague
Helen
Catherine
Hopewell
J. T. Stevenson
Baltimore
John Grabill
Elizabeth
John Bromley
New York
Harry Gibson
Hannah
Delmar
Edward Stephens
Rehoboth
Myrtle Stephens
Swarthmore
Christ
Ella
Blanche ‘Hevalow
Annie Hevalow
Ralph Hevalow
Ira Y. Wheatley
Edna
Cambridge
Christmas visits mark gatherings across families in Chester area
A series of holiday visits feature Mr and Mrs George Wyatt hosting kin including Clyde Wyatt Elmer Trice and others from Marcus Hook and near Denton plus guests from Chester Pa. Several dinners are noted with relatives in Concord Preston Wilmington Greensborough and Philadelphia areas as well as a minor accident when Robert Garrett broke an arm cranking a Ford at Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wyatt
Clyde Wyatt
Elmer Trice
Marcus Hook
Robert Brubaker
Near
Denton
William Delaney
Chester
James Breeding
Ross
Anne
Harry Cheezum
James Morgan
Carlton Clarris
Charlie Butler
Charlie T. Harvey
Walter Carlton
Fred Cheezum
Preston
Annie Baker
Robert Garrett
Easton Hospital
M. F. H. Collison
Arteria Nichols
Concord
Annie Baughley
Thomas Wyatt
Collingsdale
Smithville Holiday Entertaining Ties Federalsburg and Wilmington
Smithville hosts on Christmas Day with Federalsburg residents including the Bullocks and Satterfields while Wilmington guests join Mr. and Mrs. Scott and family. Further gatherings include Chester and Denton visitors, Bloomery M. I. Church ladies’ aid, and locals visiting relatives near Greenwood and Chestnut Grove. Christmas holiday visits feature Alford and Cannon families alongside Mrs. Mildred Scott with local kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Bullock
Leonard Covey
Clayton Satterfield
Martha Satterfield
Helen McMahon
Elizabeth
Frances
Federalsburg
Fred Scott
Herbert Bullock
Martha Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
Bruce Wilson
Wilmington
Arthur Adams
Raymond Meredith
Maggie
Greenwood
Mildred Scott
Christmas Eve Sunday School Entertainment Receives Praise
A Christmas Eve Sunday School program at the church featured recitations speeches dialogues and music. The event included a treat and exchanges of gifts between teachers and scholars and relatives. The school credited with a fine year under Mr W E Collins honored him with a ten dollar gold piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Collins
Edward Butler
Arthur Butler
Russell Edgell
Philip McConnell
Bradford Connelly
John Butler
J. Frank Collins
Oscar Nichols
Vernon
Sarah Hubbard
American Corner
F. J. Phillips
Lillian Phillips
Beacom’s College
Wilmington
Lillian
W. E. Collins
Mildred Taylor
Walton Taylor
Notable Social Visit List Includes Several Families
Mr and Mrs B F Greenlee hosted guests on Sunday including Mr and Mrs J E Lister and family, Mr and Mrs J C Ireland and family, Mr and Mrs W A Spicher and son, Mr and Mrs J W Wooters and Mrs Sarah Widloughby. The Wooters have moved to their farm near Burraville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Greenlee
J. E. Lister
J. C. Ireland
W. A. Spicher
J. W. Wooters
Sarah Widloughby
Burravile
Happenings at Hillsboro Christmas House Guests
Local society notes list numerous residents and visitors spending Christmas and nearby days at homes in Hillsboro. Families from Chestertown Philadelphia Baltimore Wilmington Jersey City and Laurel mingle at dinners suppers and church services amid long holiday visits and generous hosting.
Orphans' Court Approves Several Final Accounts
In the Orphans Court on Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn presided. Willie E Pritchett executrix of William E Pritchett deceased filed and the court approved and ordered recorded his first and final account of administration and distribution. J Walter Beauchamp administrator of Elizabeth Beauchamp deceased filed and the court approved and ordered recorded his first and final account. William E Brown executor authorized to amend and substitute corrected accounts for Martha B Walters estate. W Brewster Deen guardian to Clarence E Swaninger and administrators W Brewster Deen and Clarence C Deen filed accounts of sale of personal property for Ralph Hubbard deceased which were approved and passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Willie E. Pritchett
William E. Pritchett
J. Walter Beauchamp
Elizabeth Beauchamp
Martha B. Walters
William E. Brown
W. Brewster Deen
Clarence E. Swaninger
W. Brewster ‘Deen
Clarence C. Deen
Ralph Hubbard
Henderson High School fieldball team shocks Caro line county
Henderson High School girls embraced fieldball in its early days, rapidly turning into champions. Over eight games they won seven, with one 8th game tie against Chestertown. Denton, Chestertown, Sadlersville, Greensboro, and Ridgely fell before their attacks as they outscored opponents 49 to five. Captain Beatrice Wood, S Gooden, Cole led goals while S Walls, Richards, Churchman, Dill, E Gooden, Clark forged a tough defense.
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Playground Athletic League
Henderson High School
Henderson
Henderson Lassies
Caroline County
Chestertown
Denton
Sadlersville
Greensboro
Ridgely
Hendersonians
Peyer
Beatrice Wood
S. Gooden
Cole
M. Walls
Goodwin
S. Walls
Richards
Churchman
Dill
E. Gooden
Clark
Tri State Canners Plan Unified Marketing
A Dover meeting of twenty five Maryland Delaware and New Jersey co operative canneries discussed forming a unified sales organization for tomato output. C O Gelder was elected chairman and William R Derrickson secretary as plans move toward a single brand and shared advertising to raise profits. Tomato raising in the region valued at five to fifteen million dollars annually.
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Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Dover
C. O. Gelder
Capncre’ Association
William R. Derrickson
Bureau of Markets of
Puzzle Allegedly Solves a Bible Verse From Proverbs
Puzzle invites readers to fill in missing words of verses from Proverbs using a numbered cipher. It promises prizes for phone-in solutions and mentions Concordance if not solved by a deadline. The text combines biblical quotes with puzzle instructions and an advertisement for a home furnishings store.
Quiet Hillsboro Episcopal wedding ties two notables
A December wedding at the Easton Episcopal residence joined Dr. W F Dickinson of Hillsboro and Mrs. Caro S. Pugh of Baltimore in a solemn ceremony led by Rev. G W Davenport. The couple plan to live in Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
W. F. Dickinson
Hillsboro
Caro S. Pugh
Baltimore
Annie A. Jump
R. Hackett
Robby Hackett
G. W. Davenport
D. D
Episcopal Church
Dr. Dickinson
New York
Maryland
Frank Wingate
Cambridge
Florence Marshall
Percy Hynson
Denton
Wingate
Mayme Parker
Parker
B. F. Bean
Holiness Church of Cambridge
Morris Wingate
H. W.hynson
Paul Hynson
Nellie West
Ida Culver
Dwight Biscoe
Willard Carroll
Mamie Ellen Schuyler
Concord
Edgar Willis, Jr
Andersontown
Lewis Adams
Joseph Bernard
Bridgeton
N. C
Cora A. Debner
Hickman
Del
Local social notes from Mt Airy and area churches
Misses Irene Price and Bere nice White with Robley and Thomas Hack ett, Bennett, and Wilbur Clark visit family over holidays. St Pauls Church services led by Wesley Adult Bible Class with choir. Rev J A Johnson to preach nightly next week except Saturday. Alumni banquet addressed by Prof C H Cordrey. Skating on the cove of interest. Mrs Bruce Finn and daughter visit Ray Turner. Jump family visits. Miss Dorothy Jump in Prince Georges County. Cordrey guest of C H Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Price
Mt Airy
Berenice White
State Normal School
Messrs
Robley
Thomas Hackett
Clarence Bennett
Wilbur Clark
St. Paul's Church
Wesley Adult Bible
J. A. Johnson
Harris Chapel
C. H. Cordrey
Emily
Laura Knotts
D. H. Knots
Cove
Bruce Finn
Ray Turner
Ida Jump
Mary
Ella Jump
Dorothy Jump
Prince George’s County
Prof
C. H. Rhodes
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