Willys Six cars advertised at Denton store
The Denton grocery and hardware pages advertise the Willys Six at Bullock and White, Denton Maryland highlighting test models and promotions. Other items include Everagnam clearance sale on clothing, and theatre notices for Dolores Del Rio in Evangeline at the Palace Theatre Denton on Friday and Saturday January 3 and 4.
Social News Roundup of Christmas and New Year Visits
Numerous Baltimore Philadelphia and Denton residents shared Christmas and New Year gatherings at homes across Maryland and nearby states. Guests included Reed Reid Trice Noble Willis York Duffey Wright Towers and others. Local families hosted turkey and goose dinners, house parties in Philadelphia and Philadelphia area, and visits from relatives in Baltimore Easton Laurel and Br idgeport. Middle names and exact dates noted for several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jones
John Reed
George Reid
Reuben Jones
Fred Jones
John Trice
Denton
Lemuel Reid
Williamsburg
Alice Jones
Harry ‘Jones
Frank Jones
Hurlock
B. F. Greenlee
Greensboro
John Lister
John Ireland
John Wooters
W. A. Spicher
Helen
Mildred Noble
James Henry
B. C. Willis
C. S. York
James Duffey
James Wright
Fred Towers
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Baltimore
Dwight Biscoe
Ruth Culver
Webster Taylor
Paul Robinson
Near
Easton
W. A. Culver
Marvin Dukes
Clarence Dukes
Philadelphia
Henrietta Blades
Preston
Ruth Wheatley
Melvin Wheatley
Burdette Nuttle
William Irwin
R. H. Bryant
Petersburg
J. M. Clark
Walter Sparklin
J. E. Chaffinch
Earl Chaffinch
Clarence Chaffinch
Stewart Gale
Hillsboro
Russell Flaharty
Ralph Cover and
Washington
Alex Noble
Mildred
Ruth Noble
Willard Holt
Laurel
Del
Mildred Downes
Philip Downes
South America
Downes
Emily and
Frances Johnson
Jennie Stafford
Chas. Findley
Alphonso Meredith
Walter Sylvester
Olga
Mary Hill
Edward Hill
C. H. Stewart
John Boone
Trenton
N. J
G. Lacey Butler
William S. Norris, Jr
Maryland Credit Finance Corporation of
Easton, Md
Alex. McWilliams
Atlanta, Ga
J. A. Reynolds
Christmas social notices and family visits in Smithville area
Numerous households hosted or visited during Christmas week in Smithville and nearby towns. Families including Davis Williamson Young Daffin and Robinsons moved residences or hosted gatherings at multiple homes across Federalsb urg American Corner and Wilmington with relatives from Lewes Milton Denton Preston and Oak Grove.
Christmas Event and Local Happenings in Ridgely
The Methodist Sunday School staged a Christmas play The Happiness Way with Zelma Winstead Nellie Briscoe and Anna Frances Seward in lead roles. The Woman's Home Missionary Society met with six members and three visitors. Several couples hosted gatherings for New Year celebrations. Notable obituaries include William Marvel formerly of Ridgely, and many local engagements and weddings were noted among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Zelma Winstead
Nellie Briscoe
Anna Frances Seward
Santa
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Norman Wilson
C. W. Moore
L. S. Matthews
Ethel Harpst
Cedartown
William Bieck
Preston
Willard Jones
Jones
Charles O'Day
Margaret
Edwin
Walter
Ralph
Bridgeville
Edgar
Budgeville
Mary Moore
Sarah Pippin
Ridgely
William J. Marvel
Upper Boxboro
Easton
Marvel
Baptist Church
A. W. Marvel
Frank Seward
Ella Carlile
Philadelphia
Will Smith
Mary Rebecca
Bateman Draper
Baltimore
Martha M. Taylor
Wienda C. Monroe
Bristol
W. Lee Towers
Queens‘town
Robert R. Larrimore
Wye Mills
Charles Starkey
Peacock
Templeville
Harrisburg
Garman
Ambrose Taylor
Robert Larrimore
Pratt Taylor
James Swing
Mulford Swing
A. W. Thompson
Parsons
Yarrington
Tommy
J. Norman Parrott
Boothwyn
Paul Temple
Roy Slaughter
Newark
N. J
Thomas MccCloud
Girard College
Margaret McCloud
James Wilson
Elsemere
Frank Klotz
Thompson Swing
Beatrice Bowers
Greensboro
Julia Wallis
Wilmington
Boston
Jennette Catherine
Calvin Lynch
Bryan Turbitt
Selby Smith
Elizabeth Hammond
Carlton Lane
Sam Lane
Elizabeth Wilson
Christmas Holiday Visitors Return Home
Miss Rebecca Wheatley returns to Wilhington for school after holidays with her father Roland Wheatley. Mrs A R Neal comes home from Washington DC after visiting sister. Mr and Mrs William Wright spent holidays with Wilmington relatives. Marietta Anthony and son Lee visited A R Neal family. Anna Rice returns from Federalsburg after holidays with sister Claudel Wright. Jennie Crane and Milo Crane visited Ellis family. Dorothy Neal spent holidays with her parents A R Neal. Eliza Hall Goldsborough stayed a few days with Dorothy Neal. Robert Rice of Scranton, Pa., visited his parents C E Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Davis
John Williamson
Greenwood
John Young
Federalsburg
Thomas Daffin
Norris
American Corner
Wm. Davis
Earle
Roland Wright
Wilmington
George Tucker
Williston
J. H
Ellwood
Edward Donovan
Stanley
Oak Grove
Chester Scott
Blanche
Helen Chatlineh
Denton
Stewart Gale
Sillsboro
Everett Lofland
Milton
Mildred
Oscar Alford
L. N. Alford
Hattye
William A. Alford
Leon
Effa Alford
Chester
Earl Alford
Donald
Ormond Wright
Kemp Adams
Reliance
Arthur Adams
Annie Lanton
Harry Lewis
Ollie Lanton
Samuel Chestnut
Lewes
Del
J. H. Lare
Lacy Alford
Hattye and
Elizabeth
Harlan Clevenger
J. C. Davis
Finchville
Ed. Wheatley
Clifford Thawley
Leon Meredith
Palmer Lare
Lynn Case
New Brunswick
N. J
G. N. Fitz Randolph
J. H. Spence
Chas
Lyden
Norman Shawley
Mildred Scott
Elizabeth Bullock
Francis Neal
Philadelphia
Neal
Percy Tucker
Orland Closson
Beatrice
Pederalsburg
C. A. Scott
Blaine Bullock
Federalshuro
Rebecca Wheatley
Roland Wheatley
Wilhington
A. R. Neal
James FitzGibbon
Washington, D. C
William Wright
L. McNeil
F. Frampton
Marietta Anthony
Eliza Hall Goldsborough
Dorothy Neal
Robert Rice
Scranton, Pa
C. E. Rice
H. R. Covell
Will Morris
Baltimore
Dora Morris
Olin Hunter
Centreville
Francis Covell
Hillsboro
E. D. Fogle
Woodsboro
Herbert Rice
Coudersport
Osear
Rice
Uhrig
Clifton Hicks
Elwood Fleming
James Hicks
Emma Wilmot
William Hopkins
Easton
Edgar Blades
Brown Thawiley
Burrsville
William Helfrich
Ruth Helfrich
Trappe
W. A. Holt
G. L. Wilson
Ridgely
N. Lay Beaven
Methodist Church
Frances Fisher
Willows Grove
Henry Fisher
Greenbank
Harry Fisher
Virginia Holt
John Redden
N. E. Knott
Eugene
Elizabeth Evans
George Knott
Summitt
Milton Beaven
Booker
Queenstown
Florence Beaven
Powell Short
Virginia Blades
Blanch Chaffinch
Edward Bryan
G. H. Tarburton
Roy Hopkins
Larrimore
Oscar Flynn
Joseph Carroll
James Ward
Elsie Ward
Greensboro
W. B. Sparks
George B. Stewart
Howard Flowers
Queen Anne
Ida Rice
Cambridge Hospital
Oscar Rice
Howard Dodds
Edgar Blanch
Marion
Choptank Twentieth Century Club Elects Officers
The Choptank The Twentieth Century Club met on the 26th at the home of J B Todd with good attendance. Mrs Hopkins presided as retiring president. Elected for the coming year were W R Dulin president Edward Lane vice president Gil bert Lane secretary. The next meeting will be at the Dulins on January 8 with full attendance urged. Subscribe for the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
J. B. Todd
Hopkins
W. R. Dulin
Edward Lane
Gilbert Lane
Obituary for Nataline Morgan at Centreville home
Nataline Morgan, aged about 76, longtime resident, died at the home of Mr. Theo Hall near Centreville on Monday around 2 p.m. after rheumatism and complications. Funeral held Wednesday at Goldsboro Church at 2:30 p.m. Rev. McClintock of Wye Mills and Rev. W. H. Ballengee officiated with burial in the family ground nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nataline Morgan
Theo
Hall
Centreville
Goldsboro Church
McClintock
Wye Malls
W. H. Ballengee
Town
Edith Lane
Philadelphia
Rebecca Lane
Drexel Hill
J. F. Lane
Nita Richard
Sallie Voshell
Grace Jarman
Greensboro
Russell Hill
Jane
Selbyville
Del
T. N. Jarrell
Ella Carlisle
Edward Lapham
Ella Cherry
Silda
Ridgely
J. G. Kinnamon
W. J. Murphy
E. 5
Martin
Carmine
Delmar
Margaret Bennett
Ann Dickey
Wilmington
June Bennett
M. E. Smith
Stamford
Jane Conner
Miss Heaps
Shenandoah
J. Roche
John Sylvester
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Bill Ross
Carroll Elliott
A. D. Quillen
Norman Smith
Noble Shively
Inieces
Asbury College student Claude Thompson noted ministerial leader
Claude Thompson a sophomore at Asbury College Wilmore Kentucky spent Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs J P Thompson He is a ministerial student popular leader and secretary of his class last year elected president this year He also belongs to the Ciceronian debating club He preached Sunday afternoon at the M E Church South Easton Sunday night fellow student John Romer Detroit a member of the college quartet sang well Several families visited and spent holidays with local residents including the Thompsons and Bowdles The Ladies Aid meets January 9 at Mrs John Harringtons home and Alva Blades visited Philadelphia over the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Thompson
Asbury College
Wilmore
Kentucky
J. P. Thompson
Claude
Cicerania
M. E. Church
Easton
John Romer
Detroit
John Smith
Marcus Hook
Fred Blades
Mary
Centreville
Lewis Wright
Choptank
Charlie Dean
Hayward
Preston
Edward Phelps
Fred Jones
Lucy Phelps
Cambridge
Gifford Bowdle
Melvin Wheedleton
Roland Carroll
Norwood
Roland
Ernest Legates
Florence Legates
Wilmington
Lee Smith
Hurlock
John Harrington
Payton Thompson
Frank Thomas
Naomi Blades
Philadelphia
W. E. Pritchett
Joseph Pritchett
Addison
Frank Fatchett
Lewis Trice
Federalsburg
John Sands
Ladies Aid
Alva Blades
Concord Turkey Dinner Hosts Guests From Nearby Towns
Concord residents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lankford entertained at a turkey dinner last Sunday with guests including Miss Addie Lord and Mr. Clyde Thomas of Swarthimore Pennsylvania, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Layton of Bridgetown, Mr. and Mrs. William Bullock of Denton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright, Mr. and Mrs. William Carender, Misses Lynnie Lord Marie Cavender Louise Wright, and Messrs Elwood Wright Thomas Wright and Francis Atkinson of Concord. Mr. Samuel Clough has been visiting friends in Chestertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lankford
Addie Lord
Clyde Thomas
Swarthimore
Pao
Silas Layton
Bridgetown
William Bullock
Denton
Fred Wright
William Carender
Lynnie Lord
Marie Cavender
Louise Wright
Elwood Wright
Thomas Wright
Francis Atkinson
Concord
Samuel Clough
Chestertown
Christmas Dinner Guests in Hillsboro Queen Anne
A long list of local families hosted gatherings and visitors over Christmas. Residents from Hillsboro Centreville Trappe and surrounding areas welcomed relatives and friends from Philadelphia Wilmington Cambridge and beyond for meals theater events and church activities during the holiday period.
Social gatherings and church notices from a Delmar scene
Mrs Horace Morgan hosts eighteen youths for a Friday night Sunday School gathering with carols and games and a decorated dining room. Mr Howard Eley entertains twelve children from his Sunday School class on Friday night with ice cream cake nuts oranges and candy. Wording notes church activities at Methodist Episcopal Church South with services and Sunday School times. Various local residents are listed as hosting visiting guests and attending events through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Morgan
Howard Eley
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Lee H.richcreek
Howard Flowers
Bowens
Queenstown
Norman Clark
Clara Thompson
Hillsboro
Grace Love
Denton
Harry Flowers
Henry Morgan
Chester Barto
Pittsburgh
Addie Morgan
Horace Reynolds
Bridgeville
S. H. Reynolds
E. H. Dashiell
Mazie
E. B. Lightner
Hubert Stayton
Jane
Baltimore
Washington
John Shively
Wilmington
Mollie Diggans
William Schmidt
Mildred Trice
Wallace Hurley
Nellie’ Dean
Chas. Rhodes
Harold Jump
Delmar
Anderson’s African voyage fuels Trader Horn film work
Garfield New Jersey story profiles William Anderson son of the Garfield postmaster and grandson of Isaac D. Anderson. He spent four months in Central Africa with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer capturing color for a new screen story. Beginning in Bell Telephone electrical research, he moved to radio theatre installations, then to M G M Q in Hollywood. He now leads a sound recording team for the studio. The Africa footage was sent straight to Hollywood after shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Garfield
N. J
William Anderson
Lee Anderson
Grandison
Isaac D. Anderson
Denton
Central Africa
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture Corporation
Anderson
Electrical Research Laboratory
Bell Telephone Company
New York
Florida
M-G-M Q Company
Hollywood
Adams Family and Friends Enjoy Christmas Week Gatherings
Misses Althea and Minnie Adams and Mr Winnie Graham of Wilmington spent Christmas with relatives here. P T A meets at Woodsenhawk School Thursday at 8 pm. Families and friends hosted turkey dinners across the week with many visits among Adams and local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althea
Minnie Adams
Winnie Graham
Wilmington
wWoodsenhawk School
Kemp Adams
Madaline
Arthur Adams
Hennie and Crolla
Fred Johnson
R. F. Adams
Harrison Trice
Bernice
Reba Adams
Alice Hastingson
John Adams
Charlie Adams
Water shutoffs in Denton prompt improvement ideas
In a reader letter from Denton, BE D. C. Hegeman proposes remedies for planned water shutoffs before Christmas. Suggestions include performing main repairs between 10 pm and morning hours and using a distinctive siren alert ten minutes before shutoff to allow households to stock water. The writer maintains no criticism of the Town Commissioners, only relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Board of Town Commissioners
BE. D. C
Kelley Family Holiday Visits Across Cities
Preston T Kelley, a Beren College student in Kentucky, spends holidays with Dr. and Mrs. William T. Kelley. Miss Julia Elizabeth Kelley visits relatives in Baltimore, while Dr. William T. Kelley was in Baltimore this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Kelley
Beren College
Julia Elizabeth Kelley
Baltimore
Greensbor o and its Environs Wedding and Christmas Visits
Mr and Mrs Milton Roe and Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Bilbrough attended the wedding of Rev Samuel Clark Bilbrough and Miss Irene Mae Dezendorf in Washington DC. Numerous relatives and friends visited, moved residences, and celebrated holidays across Greensboro and nearby towns. births and illnesses noted including the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Norman Cohee in Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Roe
Margaret
Elizabeth Bilbrough
Samuel Clark Bilbrough
Irene Mae Dezendorf
Eldbrooke M. E
Washington, D. C
Edgar Anderson
Charles Jackson
Bridgeville
Lloyd Cannon
Preston
Mary Jackson
Chas. Nichols
Ruth
Earl Nichols
Chester
John Nichols
Frank Cooper
D. Kirby Metz
Railroad Avenue
Marshall Hutson
Anne
Wilmington
Burt Hobbs
Carrie
Otto Kornrumpf
Lawrence Thornton
Linwood
Wilson Thornton
Alvin Webber
U. S. .Navy
Wilmer Webber
Clayton Porter
Louise
L. Taylor
Baltimore
Betty Jones
C. M. Jones
Jessie Wyatt
Cora Wyatt
Ira A. Dill
Drexel Hill
R. N. Dill
James T. Roe
Philadelphia
Laura Longfellow
Women’s Hospital
Norman Edwards
Local Families Gather for Holidays and Church Services
Denton residents hosted dinners and visitors this holiday week. Guests included Mr and Mrs F Baynard and others. services at Wesley and Hickman churches featured a Vision themed program. Younger celebrations noted as Master Russell Blades turned ten with a party at his grandparents. Regulars listed visiting Harrington and Hobbs. several relatives cautioned on illness and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Thawley
F. Baynard
W. Nowell
Melvin C. James
Denton
Harvey O. Hufnal
John Parris
Fred Lewis
Houston Thawley
Brown Thawley
Wesley
Hickman
Russell Blades
George Blades
William E. Andrew
John L. Chance
Warren
Frank Pierce
Swarthmore
H. A. Porter
Fred Hopkins
Frederica
Harrington
G. L. Blades
H. R. Blades
Fred Smith
Hobbs
David Ellwanger
Lson
C. N. Fountain
Harry Murphy
Paul Collison
New Castle
Del
Harry Collison
Ada Hopkins
Howard Hopkins
Catherine Chance
John Chance
Death of Greer Cooper in Philadelphia
Greer Cooper aged seventy two died suddenly of apoplexy on December 25 at his Philadelphia home. His remains were brought to Denton for interment in Denton cemetery with burial by Rev. J. W. Kirk. He was son of the late George and Francis Cooper, from prominent Delaware families. He once lived at Tuckahoe Neck before moving to Philadelphia. He is survived by his wife Sarah Saulsbury Cooper and one son James Ward Cooper, plus sisters and brothers including Pennell Cooper Moroe Laura Cooper Ann Young and Ars Robert Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer Cooper
Philadelphia
Denton Cemetery
J. W. Kirk
Mr. Cooper
George and
Francis Chambers Cooper
Tuckahoe Neck
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Willys
Bullock and
White's
Maryland
Bullock and White
Everagain
Caroline County
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White’s
Dolores del Rio
Palace Theatre
J. L. Everngam & Son
J. L. Everagam and Son
J. H. Nichols & Co’s
Sullivan’s
H.C. Wright
John A. Woodrow
Randolf St
Edenton
Jennie McConnell
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
Epiphany Mission
St. Andrew’s Mission
Pal 4 H Club
Theodore Wells Pietsch
Caroline High School
Union Memorial Hospital
Arena Bullock
John F. Bullock
Smithville
Horsey's Cross Roads
Bloomery Church
Willard C. Todd
John Willoughby
James D. Willoughby
William Willoughby
Caroline Council, No. 175
Fred Cohee
Fred Schlegel
C. H. Roe
R. Boon Beauchamp
W. K. Scotton
J. Carroll George
Charles Ellwanger
M. F. H. Collison
Inside Sentinel
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C. D. Collison
Roy H. Waite
University of Maryland
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Asn
Horst
Maryland State Poultry Association
W. H. Rice
Extension Service
U. of M
William G. Sattler
Monkton
Aaron Fell
Association
Elmer Harrison
Blue Ridge Summit
E. A. Harrison
William Orme
N. K
E. T. Orme
Mary Culver
George Culver
Lucy V. Garey
F. N. Nichols
John L. Dukes
Ormond L. Andrew
S. Russell Anderson
J. Kemp Stevens
Edward W. Brown
Edward W. Liden
Bessie Spafford
New York State
Sallie Covey
Margaret Abler
Brick Hotel
S. Ira Cooper
Emma Hyde
Leslie Lewis
Leonia
N. Y
A. Delaney
S. G.‘Nuttle
Journal
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Tuckahoe
F. N. Smith
J. A. Billing
W. Edward Davis
L. Hopkins Thomas
J. Herbert Edgell
Messrs
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Marietta Butler
JW. T. Archer
Kirwin Smith
O. J. Chaffinch
Christian Endeavor Service
Emma Short
Louise Price
Richard Montgomery
Mr. Anderson
Adams Cross Roads