Local notices and commerce mix in Denton region
A Denton area column reports on diverse items including farm product prices at The Local Department Wheat and corn markets, wedding ring offers at F. J. Wright's, and high egg prices by W. J. Blackiston. It notes New Year holidays for rural mail carriers, turkey sales by Mrs. J. W. Clowser near Burrsville, and advertising for Riverside hotel in Greensboro. It also covers real estate sales by T. Alan Goldsborough, store openings at Main and Third streets, and a Denton farm sale by Harvey L. Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Wright
W. J. Blackiston
J. W. Clowser
Burrsville
Clinton H. Jarman
Greensboro
Riverside
G. S. Raleigh
Seventh Street
Denton
Harvey L. Cooper
Mattie E. Horney
Dover
T. Alan Goldsborough
Lamb Farm
First District
Short & Sons
N. J. Walker
Main
Third Streets
Caroline
Dorchester
Clayton Taylor
Walton Taylor
Preston
J H. Nichols & Co
Eddy
Baltimore
M. E. Church
Ridgely
W. Brewster Deen
Frank Baker
Reton
J. L. Evernham’s
Ernest Downes
Bradford Downes
Paul Knotts
Montana
Denton Lyceum
Rip van Winkle
Spragues
Masonic Hall
Smith & Walls
Lenard Adams
Hignatt
FL. J. Wright
New York
Superior Guano Company
Messrs. J. Allen Moore
William J. Barton
C. H. Whitby, Jr
J. A. Mackintosh
Eastern Shore Fish
E. S. Phillips
Gilbert Hagadone
Hagadone
Jackson
Ounty
Carrall
Chaptank River
Garey
Personal and Social News in Denton and Surroundings
Vincent Moore of Denton was taken to University Hospital Baltimore after being found helpless and unable to move on December 28. The item lists numerous local residents visiting, traveling, and socializing during the holidays, with notes on jobs, marriages, and community events across Denton, Hobbs, Federalsburg, and surrounding towns.
Deaths and Social Notes From Marydel Area
The Death Roll reports Mr Edward Stafford of Marydel died at home Friday morning December 27 of dropsy. A carpenter and longtime church leader he leaves a son John F Stafford and three wives. Funeral was Monday at his home with burial at Sadlersville cemetery. The item also notes the death of Mrs Jane Jordon Marker in Smyrna and a string of local social notes including visits and moves involving residents such as Mrs Mollie Hubbard, Mr George Whiteley, Mrs J E Whaley, Mrs Effiott Dowding, Judge Levi Noble, and others across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stafford
Marydel
Mr. Stafford
Stirling
M. FE. Church
Annie Taylor
Philadelphia
Hannah Faulkner
Georgia Clarke
John F. Stafford
Sadlersville Cemetery
Jane Jordon Marker
Frederick Augustus Marker
Smyrna
Odd Fellows’ Cemetery
Johnson City
Tenn
J. L. Noble
Levi D. T. Noble
Taylor's Island
J. le Noble
Alfred Fitch
Baltimore
Jerome R. Cox
Lulu Sisk
Col. A. W. Sisk
J. J. Garris
North Carolina
Ruth Dowding
Tennessee
May V. Powell
Salisbury
Dorsey Todd
Cambridge
Theodore E. Fletcher
Roberta Everngain
Concord
Dorothy Sisk
Evans Takes Charge of 47 Acre Delaware Farm and Bricks Plant
Mr. T. E. Evans oversees a 47 acre tract in Delaware on the road to Greenwood and will manufacture concrete blocks and bricks. Local social notes record visits among residents and church services, with numerous mentions of Miss Lydia Glatzel, the Hayman and Chambers families, and other townsfolk. The Anti-Saloon League gears up for another campaign as community life continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Evans
Delaware
Greenwood
Evans
Samuel Chambers
Baltimore
Lydia Glatzel
Frank Hollis
James Morgan
Roberta Bowdle
Francis Neal
Philadelphia
Nettie Hayman
Bridgeville
W. P. Carroll
Hobbs
William Layton
Wedding Tales From Laurel Grove Church This Week
A sequence of local weddings and social notices fills the week. Ola Howard wed Lacy Murphy at Laurel Grove Church with a reception at the bride’s home. Ernestine Todd tied to Kirkman Wilson Short in Denton with guests and music. Bertha Nowell married Samuel Nowell of Denton at the Clark home. Additional couples and social visits are noted, with travel plans and holiday gatherings across town and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Grove Church
Ola Howard
Walter Howard
Lacy Murphy
Charles Murphy
Mary Meredith
G. S. ‘Thomas
Lona Howard
Denton
Reynolds Murphy
Dawson Todd
E. ‘I. Orme
Howard ‘Todd
Madison Towers
Ernestine
M. M. Todd
Kirkman Wilson Short
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. A. G. Westerfield
Messrs
Carlton
Leland Short
Bertha
Samuel Nowell
Annetta Anthony
Philadelphia
A. N. Ward
Nowell
Nan Cummings
Ben Ffields
Pleasant New Year Social at Miss Westerfield Home
A lively New Year’s party hosted by the younger son of Denton at Miss Gladys Westerfield’s home drew about one hundred invited guests. The event featured a large list of attendees from Denton and nearby towns, including Miss Helen Bostic and many others, with enjoyable activities and warm social exchanges reported by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Gladys Westerfield
Helen Bostic
Seattle
Washington
Myra Ramsdell
Helen Mason
Baltimore
Lilian Morgan
Myrtle Morgan
Georgetown
Liste Blowers
Easton
Dorothy Sish
Preston
Alice Brumbaugh
Dorothy Haymaker
Helen Haymaker
Gladys Smith
Hilda Turner
Hope Saulsbury
Isabel Swing
Sara Neff
Beatrice Bowers
Esther Shaw
Sylvia Smith
Ridgely
Roberta Everngam
Frances Tubbs
Cila Carter
Anna Ottinger
Alice Tubbs
Florence Funk
Lila Weiland
Hazel Exverngam
Ruth Meredith
Mildred Nuttle
Thelma Leverngaum
Mary Skirven
Marjorie Merrick
Catherine Taylor
Alice Anderson
Clara Skirven
Eleanor Barnhart
Katherine Smith
Caroline DeFord
Catherine Wright
Denton Messie
Henry Stollingsworth
Kingsley Mercer
Harold Nuttle
Benjamin Johnson
Bradford Shawn
Harry Beck
Russell Anderson
Wesley Shawley
Charles Shawn
Bates Lucas
Mulford
Thompson Swing
William Lynch
Thomas McCloud
Earle Knotts
Paul Neff
Cline Smith
Carlyle Pennington
Jack Smith
Roland Yountain
Stanley Grabill
William Sigler
James Clark
Francis Lynch
Anna Anthony
Elva Perry
Gladys Wright
Nita Allaband
Rhue DeFord
Rosa Allen
Margaret Smith
Anna Voss
Howard Gothrod
William Wolf
Robert Redden
John Emerson
Lous Cole
Gilbert Hignutt
Howard Porter
Lora Lynch
Roland Fountain
Howard Thompson
Queen Anne Visit Highlights Alma Dulin and Deans
Miss Alma Dulin of Baltimore visits Mr and Mrs Marion Dean near Queen Anne. The Deans spent several days last week in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Dulin
Baltimore
Marion Dean
Queen Anne
Stafford Horse Dragging Man Hurts Mrs Stafford In Accident
In front of his store, R Henry Stafford watched his horse bolt and drag Mrs Stafford a short distance. He escaped with a badly lacerated face and hand. The report notes general injuries but few precise details are given. Various local residents and families are mentioned as visiting or moving, with multiple names tied to Harrington Dover Stevensville Brownsville and Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Henry Stafford
Harrington
Del
Stevens
Clarence Lord
Red Hawk Tribe
Red Men
Burrsville
No 52
Herman Wright
Philadelphia
P. W. Wright
Thomas H. Wyatt
Mae Walters
Stevensville
J. B. Raughley
Wesley V. Thawley
Rachel M. Warvey
Clifford Raughley
Baltimore
John H. Thawley
W. P. Stafford
Laura Virginia Stafford
Dover
A. T. Garrett
Alice Dell Hopkins
Brownsville
J. Otts Stafford
John Collison
Miss Baker
Edith Simpson
Walter Bullock
Robert H. Dill
Ruth Cannon
Easton
Church Services and Local Marriages Reported
Church services at M. Church include morning classes and a 7 30 p m preaching on Birds of Prey. Marriages noted: Edden Tribbett weds Lida Satterfield, Frederick Setterfield weds Virgie Tribbett, Jacob Thomas weds Myrtle Mitchell, Mary Lurtty weds Robert A Porter, all by Rev Warren Burr or Rev Warren Durr. Local movements include Stephen McPharson moving to open optical jewelry business and guests visiting Mrs Mary Jackson and Mrs L Irving Jones amid social transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edden Tribbett
Lida Satterfield
Warren Burr
Frederick Setterfield
Virgie Tribbett
Stephen McPharson
Delaware
M. [. Parsonage
Jacob Thomas
Myrtle Mitchell
Elva
Helen Garrison
Kenton
Bertha Jackson
Ridgely
Ethel Jackson
Robert A. Porter
Mary Lurtty
Warren Durr
Arlington Price
Hardy
Mary Jackson
Anna Anthony
Denton
Maryland farmer progress noted in figures and weddings
Portraits of local families at weddings and gatherings accompany an economic summary listing farm output in Maryland. Dairy, poultry and crop values are detailed, with totals for milk, butter, wool, eggs, fowls, meat, fruits, vegetables, strawberries and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Letter on numbers and luck in Wilson campaign
M H Wooters of Queen Anne writes to the Baltimore Sun defending belief in the number 13 as lucky and expressing hope that four years in the White House under Dr. Wilson will bring continued good fortune. He notes the vast problem of evil and credits courageous representatives for progress, with many readers contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Wooters
Queen Anne
Baltimore Sun
The
Sun
Dr. Wilson
Tip
White House
Local Visits Mentioned In News Note Cards
Henderson misses Hazel and Alice Dennison of Millersville State Normal School visiting mother Mrs. Georgetta Dennison. Mrs. C. E. McKvaine of Philadelphia stayed with sister Mrs. G. H. Wilson. Mildred Gooden returns to St Mary's Seminary after ten days here. Theodore Cartwright of Wilmington visiting relatives. Lee Cooper of Greensboro spent Tuesday with Isabel Carrero. S.S. James returns to New York after visiting relatives. Helen Parvis visiting relatives in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
Alice Dennison
Millersville State Normal School
Georgetta Dennison
C. E. McKvaine
Philadelphia
G. H. Wilson
Mildred Gooden
St Mary's Seminary
Theodore Cartwright
Wilmington
Lee Cooper
Greensboro
Isabel Carrero
S.S. James
New York
Helen Parvis
Denton to Preston Pike Plan Backed by Taxpayers Delegation
A Fourth district taxpayers delegation met with County Commissioners on Tuesday to urge rapid construction of the Shoe maker road from Preston to Grove. Prestonians pledge material aid to connect Preston to the state road near Two Johns, highlighting benefits to the county seat and Fourth district. Denton businessmen will support and help finance the pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton-Preston Pike
Preston
Grove
Denton
Christmas Dinner Hosts in Williston and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs S B Kitchen hosted Christmas Day dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs John Wice and sister Miss Pannie of Ridgely Mrs Spicher and son Murray of Denton and Miss Pauline Cohee of Williston. Linwood Cohee gave a turkey dinner for friends in honor of their daughter Nellie of Mederalsburg. Annette Anthony visits sister Mrs Allie Neal while Nellie Coffee visits Mabel Baker. Pauline Coffee spent New Year’s Day with Ridgely friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Baker
Pauline Cofee
Ridgely Frends
Visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Pritchett on Sunday
A Sunday visit list includes Miss Meriam Dennis Leano Carmine Eunice Poole Mary Parker Clara Todd Estelle Wright Cornelia Cannon and Mr. Willie Noble Harry Hollis R H Renshaw Jr Zora Cannon Edward Patchett Lloyd Cannon and Mr and Mrs W H Cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I Pritchett
Meriam Dennis
Leano Carmine
Eunice Poole
Mary Parker
Clara Todd
Estelle Wright
Cornelia Cannon
Messrs
Willie Noble
Harry Hollis
R. H. Renshaw
Zora Cannon
Edward Patchett
Lloyd Cannon
W. H. Cannon
Ninth Annual Eastern Division Convention in Denton
The ninth annual district convention of the Eastern Division of the International Apostolic Holiness Union will be held in Denton on January 7 8 and 9. Rev G L Helsby says ministers and workers will attend along with delegates for a time of refreshing from the Lord. Revival meetings start Sunday evening at the Methodist Protestant church with cottage prayer meetings in twelve homes on Monday. Rev E D Stone of Washington DC will preach during the week beginning Wednesday. The public is invited. The men’s Bible class reunion at Denton M I Church was held last night at the former parsonage. Mr T C West is the teacher. Rev D W Austine, recently treated in Cambridge hospital, is recuperating on a farm near Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Apostolic Holiness Union
Denton
Gth
G. L. Helsby
Methodist Protestant Church
E. D. Stone
Washington, D. C
Denton M. I. Church
T. C. West
D. W. Austine
Cambridge Hospital
Cambridge
New Year Address Sparks Scout Honor and Manners
Daniel Carter Beard of the Boy Scouts of America delivers a New Year's address urging boys to develop a sturdy sense of manhood, a strong body, and confidence. He argues these traits enable goodness without vanity, courtesy without servility, and usefulness without subservience, envisioning Americans able to stand tall and meet others eye to eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Carter Beard
Boy Scouts of America
Little Lads
America
Easton to honor Confederate soldiers with marble monument
About seventy five Talbot countians served in the Confederate armies. General J. D. Seth, Col Oswald Tilghman, and other prominent men support erecting a large marble monument in Easton to commemorate their memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Seth
Oswald Tilghman
Easton
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