January Sales And Local Meetings In Denton
Notices report price cuts on 1928 Whippets and a January clearance sale by J. H. Nichols and Co. along with church guild meetings at Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Owens. A chest clinic at Denton Law Building, a poultry feeds distributor, and a M. E. Church talk by Mr. Prettyman are listed amid fire department calls, theater shows, and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Nichols and Co
William Bullock
Rector’s Guild of
Christ Church
W.B. Parker
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
Fred R. Owens
Law Building
Denton
M. K. Newnam
Caroline County
American Corner
Palace Theatre
Lon Chaney
Thomastown
Hillsboro
Preston
S. E. Douglas
M. E
Prettyman
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Marriott S. Redden
Clayton S. Kauffman
J. Carroll George
George W. Beck
Sherman L. Tribbitt
William H. Neal
Walter Smith
Texas
Alaska
Caroline High School
Denton Post Office
U. S. Post Office
Lawrence B. Towers
Smithville Farm Bureau
J. A. Conover
United States Department of Agriculture
Greensboro
Pet Milk Co
National Orphans’ Home
Tiffin
Ohio
Roland A. Satterfield
Carl D. Collison
Clarence H. Roe
R. Boon Beauchamp
William K. Scotton
S. Frank Cole
T. O. Crouse
Raymond Smith
Charles Howard
Thomas F. Roe
Outside Sentinel
Elisha E. Nichols
Inside Sentinel
J. Virgil Moore
Hagerstown
Federalsburg Obituary and New Year Festivities
Dr R Kemp Jefferson longtime Federalsburg physician died suddenly at his home after a heart attack. He is survived by a widow and two sons, with funeral services held at his home and interment in Hillcrest cemetery. Also, Thomas S Kemp prominent Mason died after a lingering illness, leaving a widow and two daughters. The town recorded a New Year’s dance in honor of local students and a Yuletide pageant at Union Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Kemp Jefferson
Caroline County
Federalsburg
Jefferson
Hillcrest Cemetery
Thomas S. Kemp
Masonic Lodge
Jefferson Brothers
Thomas
Charles
George A
Donald
Eastern Shore Trust Company
Robert
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Laurel
Delaware
J. B. McCabe
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
F. C. MacSorley
Wilmington
Thomas S. Holt
Mary
Helen
New Jersey
Lodge of Masons
Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Conference
Sarah Williams
Main Street
Evelyn
Roselle Covey
Hood College
Frederick
University of Delaware
Newark
Del
Henry Long
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Harvey H. Long
Allison H. Covey
Florence Messenger
Miriam Stowell
Eleanor Noble
Ruth Vickers
Frances Hackett
Evelyn Bradley
May Collison
Bridgeville
Louise Brooks
Kathleen Todd
Helen Covey
Alice Regan
Lillian
Katherine Noble
Roselle’ Covey
Frances Vickers
Rebecca Charles
Nettie Hayman
Hattie Atkinson
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Walker Williams
Maryland State Normal School
Towson
Rebecca
Eloise Poyner
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Blue Ridge College
New Winsdor
Ralph Johnson
Leslie Williams
John Watson
Johns Hopkins Univerisity
Paul Croll
Heniy’ Long
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Alfred Charles
Washington College
Chestertown
Stanley Long
Jerome Frampton Jr
Harold Dean
Salisbury Star Normal School
Salisbury
Eisabeth Bullock
Evelyn Elrick
Lankford
Ruth Stevens
Pata Webb
Bessie Wright
Evelyn Covey
Temple University
Philadelphia
Severn School
John Stowell
Irma Nichols
Ridgely
Ida Noble
Milford
Cordova
Miriam Wright
Wilmer FP. Davis
Miriam Longaker
Horace Longaker
Newport News
Milton Cox
Paris
Texas
William Cox
Philip and
Julian Glover
Andaunt
Mrs
J. P. Mowbray
Burraville and Hickman church social round up
Local residents host and visit across Burrville Harrington Denton Greensboro and Goldsboro during Christmas and New Year festivities. Several families plus church members share meals gifts and sermons while noting visits from relatives and friends.
The Goose Hangs High stage renovation by Denton PTA
A professional cast stages The Goose Hangs High in two acts. The Ingals family in a midwestern city learns maturity as a city assessor resigns under political pressure and the father gains a genial partnership. Hugh and Dagmar delay marriage, twins seek work, and a united family ends happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingals
Lois
Bradley
Hugh
Dagmar Carroll
Mr. Beach
Spain
Dagmar
Denton P. T. A
Carolin High School
New York
Lizzie Boston Dies Noted Denton Cook For Generations
Lizzie Boston an octogenarian and faithful servant in Denton households died last Tuesday after being stricken while preparing the noon meal for Mr. Peter Clark where she had served as cook for 17 years. Earlier she worked in the Hardcastle home under Mrs Hardcastle following Dr Alexander Hardcastle’s death in 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Boston
Denton
Peter Clark
Alexander Hardcastle
Ministers Association Meeting in Denton Monday
A meeting of the Caroline County Ministerial Association is set for Denton Methodist Episcopal Church on Monday January 9 at 10 o clock. Rev J B McCabe of Federalsburg will read a paper titled The Work of the Prophets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Ministerial Association
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. McCabe
Federalsburg
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Obituary and Local Notes
Mr Robert Pippin died Monday evening after six oclock at Ridgely born September 16 1858 son of John and Rebecca Pippin He married Sara Biddle forty four years ago on the tenth of this month They lived near Ingleside then moved to Ridgely ten years ago Several children survive Mifflin Luther James William Noble Pearl Mrs Mahan and a brother Davis Pippin Funeral was held at the home Thursday morning The community notes cover church events travel visits and local business including Swing Brothers Basket Factory resuming after May and various visits among Ridgely residents and neighbors through the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pippin
John
Rebecca Pippin
Sara Biddle
Ingleside
Ridgely
Mifflin
Luther James
William Noble
Chester
Pearl
Mahan
Henderson
Davis Pippin
Holiness Church
Denton
Harry Zeigler
Church of the Brethren
Barry Fox
Easton
Green Pastures
George Slaughter
Second Avenue
Elizabeth Sparks
Vergie
Slaughter
Wyatt House
Carroll Meredith
A. C. Reber
Palmyra
Milton King
Elmer Hoffman
Ellen
State Normal School
Towson
Easton Hospital
Paul Hemmons
Robert Dean, Jr
Muller
Paul
Lancaster
Robert
Washington College
Harvey Holsinger
Watson
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Beatrice Bower
Grace Rutter
Blanch Cross
Hickman
Ellen Brown
Greensboro
E. Pearsaul
Ella
Chestertown
Baltimore
Washington
James P. Swing
Cambridge
Frank Seward
Ella Carlile
Lawn
Eugene Cooper
Wilmingston
Carter Forrester
Carrol Meredith
Joseph Muller
Courtland Roe
Mancha
Hemmons
Vachell Downes
Elizabeth
Davis Wilson
Newport
Del
Hannah Detwiler
Andrew Mitchell
Edna Detwiler
D. J. Moore
Whitehurst
Queen Anne
R. E. Fountain
Roland
Bloomfield
State Farm
Devilbit
Alfred S. Thompson
Plainfield
N. J
Foster Clark
Will Smith
T. A. Smith
Dutton
Newark
Denny Rhodes
L. S. Matthews
Mr. Taylor
Hillsboro
Frank Flounders
Emma Jackson
Wilson
Houston Pennington
T. N. Jarrell
John Sylvester
Noble Shively
Alfred Dennison
Bill Dennison
Wyoming
J. J. Bunting
Jack
Crisfield
Harry Gibson
Hannah
Delmar
Jos. Gibson
Messrs
Clark Quillen
Thos. Shockley, Jr
Beacom’s College
Louise
New York
C. E. Russell
Greenwood
W. W. Sylvester
Dover
Carlotta Silver
Millersville
H. F. Silver
A. G. Dennison
Calvin Richards
Rebecca Lane
Annapolis
J. F. Lane
Addie Jarrell
Golden College
Roche
Kent General Hospital
W. J. Murphy
Grant Dewitt
Mrs. Milligan
Preston Man William H Hollis Dies After Illness
William H. Hollis of Preston died Monday night after a week with pneumonia. Born March 1841 in Sussex County Delaware, he moved to Maryland as a youth, served in the Civil War, learned millwright trades, and later ran undertaker and wheelwright businesses in Federalsburg and Preston. Surviving children include Harry Hollis, Mrs. Mary Blake, Mrs. Nellie Carmine, and Mrs. Velma Collins. Funeral held at his home with burial in Linchester cemetery. He was the oldest male Preston resident and a longtime church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hollis
Preston
Sussex County
Delaware
Levina (Stafford) Hollis
Maryland
Eastern Shore Volunteers
Federalsburg
J. T. Frampton
Hollis
Fannie Cox
Harry M. Hollis
Mary Blake
Denton
Nellie Carmine
Velma Collins
Arthur A. Haxman
Linchester Cemetery
Church of the New Jerusalem
Pride of
Elsie B. Spence
Hilda Carmine
Florence Deen
Mary Lane
Clara Corkran
Inside Sentinel
Jas. H. Corkran
Outside Sentinel
E. V. Lane
Mary
George Wright
St. Michaels
Gootee Christopher
James Corkran
Alva Lane
Gilbert Lane
Edward W. Lane
Easton
Iva Harrison
Bozmnon
Marguerite Lane
Leren Lane
Roland Lane
Kenneth Lane
Milton Lane
Albert Hibbert
Orphans Court Action In Caroline County Session
The Caroline county Orphans Court met in regular session with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Proceedings included notices to creditors, appointments of administrators and guardians, bond approvals, and releases from estates including Duffey Satterfield Durney and Walls. The final order ratified the sale of Christopher Hall real estate and investments for Teresa Lucznik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West
Harper and Shawn
Paul Holsinger
Adeline Flamer
Walter W. Sparks
Verma W. Sparks
Walter Sapp
Clark Smith
Mabel C.duffey
Guardian
George Linden Duffey
Hannah T. Satterfield
Verdie Mosley
John E. Satterfield
Charles B. Harrison
Teresa Lucznik
Christopher J. Hall
Franklin T. Johnson
Charles Rhodes
Austin J. Durney
Robert H. Durney
Loretta Durney
Loretta Durney Thomas
Bertha Durney
Margaret Durney
Anthony Durney
Harry Durney
Samuel C. Walls
Samuel Charles Walls
Betty Walls
Adams Cross Roads welcomes new residents and visitors
Adams family notes several relocations and visits over the holidays. D R Adams farm changed hands to Cannon of Blanchard Station while the Adamses occupy Federalsburg. Visitors include Wilmington and Atlantic City residents joining local gatherings and Christmas week events.
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter News Hems
Twin Towns updates from the Tuckahoe list several social visits and dinners. Guests include Hicks Blanch Dodds Fleming Sherwood Taylor and others from Easton Baltimore Greensboro Frostburg Philadelphia and Denton. Local clubs held a meeting January 2 and plan an Ladies' Aid gathering January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Hicks
Queen Anne
James Hicks
Edgar Blanch
Marion
Howard Dodds
Clifton Hicks
Elwood Fleming
James Sherwood
Joseph Taylor
Easton
Frank Fleming
Gladys
Miriam Gale
Dickinson
Anna Jump
Robby Hackett
Mary Frances
Clifton Larrimore
Rex Welch
Baltimore
Edgar Blades
James C. Ward
Greensboro
Virginia Blades
Frostburg Normal School
Lulu Beaven
Philadelphia
Florence Beaven
Mary Virginia Sherwood
H. S. Sparks
Denton
Ladies’ Aid Society
James Hickson
Master Mason Sones
Jimmie, Sherwood
William Sherwood
Wilmington
Templeville Social Notes and Local Visits
Templeville report of greetings and dinners as families including Baughleys Stuffts Starkeys Golt and Cahalls share gatherings from Greensboro Milford Mills Massey and Wilmingto n. Local visitors Linwood McKnott Pearl Wyatt and others from Marcus Hook traveled to see relatives. Sunday services announced with School at 10 a m and preaching at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baughley
Homer Stufft
Greensboro
Medford Starkey
Hyland Seamans
Millington
Hazel Golt
Salisbury Normal School
T. H. Golt
Daniel Cole
William Palmatory
Massey
Thomas Golt
Connecticut
Fred Golt
Wilmington
Norman Wyatt
Miss Pearl
Near Massey
William Cahall
Linwood McKnott
Marcus Hook
L. A. McKnett
F. A. Ross
Kate O. Knotts
Fire damages home of T N Jarrell with minimal harm
Wednesday morning fire at T N Jarrell's house did little damage after the flames were extinguished. water pipes froze and thawing caused a brief floor leak but the home was deemed fortunate. The report also notes several social visits, travels, and local events among town residents.
Williston Community Club Meet With Mrs Cooper Next Friday
Williston residents note a meeting of the Williston Community Club with Mrs. Harry Cooper scheduled for next Friday the 13th. Ladies are invited to gather at Mrs Cooper’s home by 12 p m for lunch before the business session and planning of programs for the new year. Local social notices and holiday visits among residents are also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Roland Wheatley
East New Market
George Wheatley
R. Wheatley
Dell
Cooper
Baltimore
Harry Cooper
Wendell Cooper
Norna
Baltimore County
Katheryn W. Thawley
0. M. Hignatt
Waverly
Jennie Crane
Milo
Mildred
Lewis McNeal
Denton
W. C. Maloney
Wilmington
Sherman Hignutt
Personal Mention Of Wedding Anniversary Celebration
Mrs. William Wolf hosted dinner Thursday night for her brother Arthur Perry and her parents Mr. and Mrs. J Wesley Perry to honor their 41st anniversary and witness a repeat ceremony first held at Thawleys Chapel in 1887 officiated by Dr. Kirk and Dr. Crouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wolf
Arthur Perry
J. Wesley Perry
Thawleys Chapel
Kirk
Crouse
J. W. Funk
H. T. Langmaid
C. A. Pentz
W. R. Smith
Corsicana
Texas
Pottstown
Minnie Henry
Swarthmore
M. B. Henry
C. H. Jester
Centreville
Jester
John Wooters
Denton
William Cohee
Marcus Hook
Camden
N. J
S. G. Nuttle
Baltimore
J. C. Glessner
Ridgely
A. L. Butler
Greensboro Social Notes Mention Local Weddings and Guests
Friends of Mr and Mrs Charles Nichols hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Nichols home with many local attendees. Announcement of the marriage of Carvil Shockley and Evelyn Elliott took place in Chestertown, both former Greensboro residents. Various local residents hosted, visited, or spent holidays with family in Greensboro and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nichols
John B. Nichols
Oscar A. Nichols
Karl
Edward
Junior
Fred Friedell
Myrtle
Delia
Virginia Friedell
Dorothy Hobbs
Margaret Sipple
Lucy Dingledine
Martha Carrow
Frederick Baynard
Marion Bickling
Parnell Dean
Carvil Shockley
William Shockley
Chester
Evelyn Elliott
Chestertown
John Nichols
Chas. Nichols
Fred Friedel
Michael Ashe
Greensboro
Earl Nichols
Alfred Billing
N. A. Smith
Smith
E. E. Spence
Eleanor Greenlee
General Hospital
Philadelphia
James Greenlee
Maurice Framptom
W. W
Stanley Curry
Perry’s Point
J. E. Curry
Arthur Mitchell
Wilmington
Lacey Wilson
Edward Morgan
Sun day School officers re-elected at Hobbs church
Reorganization last Sunday morning re elected the entire Sun day School corps with M. Merriken as Superintendent and W H Lord as assistant superintendent. Other officers include L Hopkins Thomas as secretary and Mrs T H Towers as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Merriken
W. H. Lord
L. Hopkins Thomas
T. H. Towers
L. H. Thomas
Marietta Butler
Liden's
Russell Adams
Francis Meluney
Francis Wright
Jonathan Adams
Paul Meluney
Marie Noble
Grace Meluney
Elizabeth Masten
Benson Allen
J. R. Ricards
Washington
O. J. Chaffinch
Roy Hetzer
Kemp
L. R. Dukes
E. M. Willey
Baltimore
F. N. Smith
Miss Esther
J. A. Billing
Greensboro
Ernest Brown
Florida
South
Calvin Betts
Wilmington
A. W. Betts
William H. Lord
Christian Endeavor
B. B. Cohee
Ladies’ Aid of
Concord Church
Piney Church
O. E. Kelley
Nuttle Farm
Hignutt
J. Robert Starkey
Salisbury
William Kelley
Lord Calvert Quintette at WRC Friday Jan 13
The Washington program airs at 9 30 p m Eastern Standard Time on Friday January 13 featuring Lord Calvert Quintette with Henri Sokolov directing. Selections include Schubert March Militaire Brache Ballad I Passed by Your Window Sgambati Minuetto Vecchio Franck Finale From Sonata for Violin and Piano and Herbert G Spanish Serenade Yesterthoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Washington
Lord Calvert Quintette
Henri Sokolov
Schubert
Brache
Franck
Herbert G
Tarefighi
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Burraville
Edden Tribbitt
Thomas C. Skinter
Media
Tribitt
George Satterfield
Janet
Rockaway Beach
Edward Clark
Goldsboro
Will Satterfield
Miriam Hughes
Mary Ivins
Burrsville
R. H. Thawley
John H. Thawley
James Thawley
Coursey Hammond
Harrington
Wesley Thawley
Thomas E. Cahall
Lester
Mollie Cahall
Ed. Clark
Nolan Edwards
Johnnie Murphy
Annie Pearson
Lottie Satterfield
Wesley M. E
Hilda Tribbitt
Fred Powell
Anna Chance
Helen Hopkins
Bencom’s
Annie Baughley
Mamie
P. & Roughley
Frederica
J. W. D. Tubbs
Minister’s Association
Paul Beauchamp
C. N. Fountain
William Chism
Houston
George Price
J. W. Price
Clifford Raughley
Annie Raughley
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Adams’ Cross Roads
D. R. Adams
Cannon
Blanchard Station
Minnie
Althea Adams
Winnie Graham
Johnnie Mears
John Adams
James Binder
Atlantic City
R. F. Adams
Vienna
Bloomery
Tuckahoe
St. Paul’s Church
Old Santa
Howard Flowers
Harry Thompson
Norman Clark
Harry Flowers
Ella Jump
T. Sparklin
Alfred Smith
Maud Smith
Hannah Gooding
Mary E. Harrison
Sherwood
Elizabeth Harrison
McDaniel
Everett Blades
Bernard Messix
Providence Richardson
Ray Messix
Florence Barton
Byron Barton
Isabelle Barton
Hazel Eaton
Thomas Mitchell
Ruth Neighbors
R. V. Whitehurst
Charlie Barton
Chincoteague Island
Horace Morgan
Clara Price
Jessie Knotts
Jake Gibson
Seaford
Ida Mae Sneed
Louise Short
E. B. Lightner
George Moore
Templeville
Hobbs
Wy. R. C