Local Denton items feature rentals sales and theater plans
A miscellany of notices in Denton includes apartments for rent by Miss Hattie Dukes and Mrs. Mary E Pastorfield, a January clearance sale by J H Nichols and Co, and farm equipment offers from R H Stafford and Son Burrsville. Upcoming events cover The Bombing of the U S S Panay at Dentonia and Ridgely theaters, a Delmarva Maryland Delaware press meeting in Wilmington, and Denton volunteer fire company events.
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WFBR
Journal
Bath
Hattie Dukes
Denton
Mary E. Pastorfield
J. H. Nichols and Co
Wm. D. Taylor
G. Nuttle
South Sixth Street
R. H. Stafford and Son
Burrsville
Maryland
Denton Court House
O. K
Cole
R. H. Stafford & Son
Samuel Mellits
U.S.S
Panay
Dentonia
Ridgely Theatres
Ridgley
Richard C. McMullen
Delaware
Harry W. Nice
Delmarva Press Association
Wilmington
Peninsula Group
Maryland Press Association
Hotel du Pont
United States
Millard E. Tydings
T. Alan Goldsborough
Washington
Baltimore
Hope Creek
Goldsborough
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Denton M. P
Judy Garland
Mickey Rooney
Sophie Tucker
C. Aubrey Smith
Ronald Sinclair
Dentonia Theatre
Koenig
Main St
Downes
West Denton
Redden’s Park
Emory D. Kimmey
William D. Binebrink
Wilson Binebrink
Maryland Institute of Art and Design
James Fisher
Denton Bridge
Social News Notes of Turkeys and Anniversaries
Mr and Mrs Nolan Steele hosted a turkey dinner to mark their fortieth wedding anniversary at their Marydel home. Guests included Rev Harry N Bailey and family from Deals Island and others from Federalsburg Collingswood and Wyoming. Music followed with Mrs Bailey on piano, Albert Steele on banjo, Milton Steele on guitar.
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Nolan Steele
Marydel
Steele
Harry N. Bailey
Mildred
Helen
Ruth
Harry Jr
Billy
Gene
Deals Island
Bradley Steele
Virginia
Bradley Jr
Marilyn
Federalsburg
Harlan Steele
Harlan Jr
Elaine
Tommy
Nancy Ann
Collingswood
N. J
Albert
Milton Steele
Mildred Mumford
Wyoming
Del
Bailey
Albert Steele
George Pepper
Neck
Denton
Henry Bareford
W. H. Brubaker
Harvey Lord
Ernest Lord
Roland
Chester
Clyde Thomas
Lois Ann
Wilmington
Everette Gambrill
Gertrude Waldis
Mabel Todd
Harmony
Minnie Todd
Willard C. Todd
Alpheus Adams
Walter Adams
Norman P. Wooters
Margaret Elizabeth Perry
W. L. Perry
William Paul Kibler
August Kibler
Greensboro
W. L. Jump
Ruth Walker Reynolds
Wsal Salisbury
Julianne
Jeanne Reynolds
Clayton Reynolds
Eloise Downes
F. A. DeFord
Estelle
Elizabeth
Town
Edwin V. Ocheltree
Greenwood
Frank H. Doerr
J. Emily Hubbard
Baltimore
Clarence Atkinson
Robert Atkinson
James Curry Jr
Alice Jane Covey
Preston
L. M. Dean
Chas. B. Walls Sr
Charles Walls Jr
Easton
Frederick Walls
C. H. Henry
Julietta
Charles Sewell
W. B. Cook
A. B. Custer
Evelyn
Washington
Sallie Morgan
Emily Bullock
Clarence Rice
Alphoniso Meredith
Clarence Rice Jr
Judson Ramsdell
Mollie Cleaves
Mrs J Kemp Stevens to Attend National Conference in Florida
Mrs J Kemp Stevens will travel by train from Washington to Coral Gables Florida for a five day National Educational Conference of the Equitable Life Assurance Society at the Miami Biltmore Hotel. Nearly six hundred managers and agents from across the United States will attend. Stevens, affiliated with the Wilmington Agency, is the only Equitable representative from Caroline County to qualify as a National delegate. She plans to visit Cuba after the conference.
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J. Kemp Stevens
Washington
Coral Gables
Florida
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Miami Biltmore Hotel
United States
Stevens
Wilmington
A. B. Dalager
Equitable
Caroline County
Cuba
Lola M. Weber
Greensboro
Thomas L. Glenning
Bridgeton
N. J
Norman A. Leese
Denton
M. Duke Smith
Edward
Omar Shively
al Wilson
Long Island
Alford Breeding
Breeding
Barbara Passwaters
Linwood
Wilford Passwaters
Ralph H. Wooters
Norman F. Wooters
Carroll Satterfield
Good Cheer Bible
Denton M. E
Fred J. Wright
Marion H. Downes
Miriam Baughley
Elbert Wright
Glenolden
Clarence Atkinson
Talmage
A. R. Strong
Nancy Jean
Lee Barns
Fairlee
Evelyn Wright
Banks Business College
Clarence Wright
Prudential Insurance
G. B. Wells
Windsor Hotel
Milford
George M. Neighbors
Newark
Del
Wm. J. Richards
Dorothy Miller
South
Frank B. Wade
Port Tobacco
Lida M. Wine
Mattie Moore
Oscar Nichols
Nellie Sullivan
Alice Jane Covey
Preston
Miriam Atkinson
Swarthmore
James Duffey
Baltimore
Mabel Duffey
Sallie Morgan
J. Henry Morgan
Delaware
Francis Atkinson
Philadelphia
Lannace A. Moore
Salisbury
Ridgely weekly notes with weddings and visits
The Furman’s Grove Homemakers meet at Mrs Jack DeFord’s near Queen Anne with fifteen members. Mary Amanda Ebling wed Henry S Fisher in Ridgely. both families noted. Various society events, visits, and births are listed, including church society meetings, hospital births, and local movements.
American Corner Social Notice Recaps Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Raymond Slocum hosted Friday guests including Mr and Mrs C W Towers and son Leon Mrs Olas Smith and children Edward and Eunice Mr and Mrs George Huey Dorothy Porter Florence Patchett Norma Lee Daffin and Pauline Patchett Also notes duck dinner on January 2 at the Blades home plus multiple visits and a Ladies Aid meeting set for January 12 with Mrs pean Trice and Mrs Lily Daffin.
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Raymond Slocum
C. W. Towers
Leon
Raymond Slacum
Olas Smith
Mr. Slacum
Cambridge
Eunice
Carl] Johnson
Ladies Aid
Pean Trice
Lily Daffin
Ruth Johnson
Bridgeville
Carl Johnson
L. R. Towers
Lydia Garman
Federalsburg
Social Notes From Newport and Nearby Towns
Elizabeth Wilson of Newport Del visited with Mr and Mrs Norman Wilson from Friday to Sunday. George McGough of Wilmington spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Hammond. Curtis Hardee of Endfield NC stayed with Mr and Mrs Paul Hardee last week. Jonathan Harrington of Baltimore was a recent visitor at his parents home near town.
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Elizabeth Wilson
Newport
Del
Norman Wilson
George McGough
Wilmington
Charles Hammond
Curtis Hardee
Endfield
N. C
Paul Hardee
Jonathan Harrington
Baltimore
Clayton Austin
Emily
Harold
Alenoden
Joseph Lachmuth
Philadelphia
G. Walter Riddleberger
Charles
William E. Joiner
Everett Walraven Jr
William Scarig
Whitall Laramore
Virginia
Lester Draper
Greenwood
Harry Jones
Goldsboro
William Sipple
Will Clark
Fletcher
Jane Reed
Luella Stufft
Marcus Hook
Leon Greeley
Emma
Lenora
Effa Plummer
T. F. Dobson
Bethlehem and Unity Homemakers Club Reports and Events
The Bethlehem and Unity Homemakers Clubs held meetings and social events in late December and early January. Attendees included fourteen members and two visitors at Bethlehem. new member Ethel Towers joined. Demonstrations covered hair care, with plans for February a covered dish luncheon. Unity Club donated 29 jars to the Children’s Home in Easton. P.T.A. program featured Hillsboro 4-H Club boys showcasing farm products and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman's Grove Homemakers Club
John DeFord Jr
Vernon Haker
St. Mary's
Little Brown
Edward Howman
Roy Cherry
County Homemakers’ Library
Ethel Towers
Sunshine
Rowe Wood
Charles Horton
Cherry
Eugene Brown
Barton
Clifton Crouse
Edna Detwiler
Bessie M. Spafford
Mary Callahan
Wood
Miss Spafford
Unity Homemakers Club
Thomas Ellwanger
Clyde Ellwanger
Unity Club
Easton
Club
Ferdinand Baynard Dies at 66 in Denton after Heart Disease
Ferdinand Baynard longtime Denton National Bank bookkeeper and former merchant died last Monday at his home from heart disease at 66. He leaves a widow Addie Parris, two sons Paul and Tomas, daughter Sarah, and brother Rev. QO. T. Baynard. Funeral services were held at Denton M E Church with Masonic rites at the cemetery.
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Ferdinand Baynard
Denton National Bank
Denton
Philadelphia Commission
Mr. Baynard
Thomas Hardcastle Baynard
Caroline County
Baynard
Temple Lodge
A. M
Edenton Royal Arch
Denton M. E
Addie Parris
Burraville
Paul
Chester
Tomas H
Sarah Baynard
QO. T. Baynard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Blades
E. C. Hallman
M. E. Wheatley
M. S. Andrews
Temple Lodge No. 128
Denton Cemetery
Standing on the Vantage Ground of I Truth
A compact reflection on epistemic stance attributed to Francis Bacon, invoking the authority of truth as a perpetual benchmark. The line frames truth as a high, almost inviolable position from which assessment and judgment proceed.
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Francis Bacon
Hillsboro Community Club notes and social visits
The Hillsboro Community Club met Monday with Miss Mattie Smith health nurse delivering a talk on Improvised Equipment for home nursing, the first in a five part series including two first aid demonstrations. A long list of guests and gatherings over New Year’s and holidays is noted, along with club officers and local visits by residents and friends from Delmar, Ridgely, Crumpton, Baltimore, Washington, and nearby towns.
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Hillsboro
Wilmington
Fleming
William Russell
James Price
Harry Price
Matthews, Md
C. B. Reese
Baltimore
George Stewart
Arthur Holt
G. L. Wilson
Ridgely
Francis Beaven
Pocomoke City
H. Lay Beaven
Blanche Spry
Rev. C. Spry
Washington
Ethel Allen
Hillsboro Community Club
Richard Beaven
N. C. Clark
Charles Jarrell
D. Ravell
Wye Mills
Powell Short
Jacquelin
Crumpton
Joseph Short
Ralph Holland
Carolyn
Naomi
Ralph Meredith
Peggy
Charlotte Spry
Blackstone College
R. M. Peacock
Mt. Airy
N. E. Knott
St. Paul’s Guild
T. Avery Story
Little Son
H. R. Covell
Frances
Jay S. Spry
Charlotte
Clayton
Del
A. S. Handy
Mable Trego
Federalsburg
H. M. Thompson
Newell W. Mayers
Charles Spry
Frances Covell
Earle Sparks
Edgar Blades
Mildred Stenger
Harry Kemp
Hazel Dyott
Easton
Horace Duffey
St. Paul
St. Paul, Minn
Mary Rowe
Harry Wright
Preston
M. E. Church
Frank Fleming
Elwood Fleming
Queen Anne Community Club Elects Officers for New Year
The Queen Anne Community Club held its first meeting of the New Year with strong attendance. Officers elected include President E. B. Lightner, Vice President D. M. Lee, Secretary Horace Morgan, Treasurer Marion Covey, with several chairmen named for finance welfare publicity and membership. Committee heads and visiting guests are noted, plus local social events and upcoming fundraisers.
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E. B. Lightner
D. M. Lee
Horace Morgan
Tressurer
Marion Covey
Calvin Anderson
Howard Flowers
Bernard Sparks
Lightner
Henry Morgan
T. A. Geiser
Roy Hopkins
Taylor Messix
Dorothy O’conner
Baltimore
Bernard Messix
Frances Taylor
Easton
Messix
Samuel Turbitt
Emma Rolph
Centreville
J. M. York
Richmond
Dorothy Jump
Betty
Sara Eley
Eloise Morgan
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Addie Morgan
E. H. Gale
Noble entertained dinner guests in Preston event
Mr and Mrs John W Noble hosted a January 3 dinner with Dr and Mrs T J Claggett Dr and Mrs William Noble Mr and Mrs Willard Davis Mr and Mrs William Hopkins Mrs Martin McHale Mr and Mrs C D Forney from Easton and Centreville and Mr and Mrs Luke Amato plus Mrs Preston Osteen Also Miss Alva Lee Hollis entertained guest Mr Robert Tarring a UVA student from Aberdeen The Rt Rev George W Davenport will preach next Sunday and Master Burton Proctor junior is hospitalized for appendicitis.
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John W. Noble
T. J. Claggett
William Noble
Willard Davis
William Hopkins
Martin McHale
C. D. Forney
Easton
W. C. Orrell
Centreville
Luke Amato
Preston Osteen
Preston
Alva Lee Hollis
Robert Tarring
Aberdeen
Tarring
University of Virginia
Hollis
Penn Hall
A. M. Warren
Warren
Europe
Adams Cross Roads Gatherings and Visits Across Families
Mr and Mrs Herman Fountain and Pennsylvania relatives hosted a turkey dinner at Fred Fountain home. Seaford visitors included Charles Fountain and the Taylor family. Various Adams and Robinson families shared visits across Thursday through Sunday, with Bilious Dustworth and others from Pennsylvania visiting J W Johnson and J M Adams households.
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Herman Fountain
Pennsylvania
Charles Fountain
Taylor
Seaford
Fred Fountain
Reese Adams
Roy Adams
Near Seaford
C. W. Adams
Thurman Fountain
Earle Robinson
Blaine Bullock
J. M. Adams
Earle Adams
Harrison Trice
W. S. Hubbard
Cox
Local Social Notes From Hobbs Area Dinner Gatherings
Mr and Mrs F N Smith hosted a six o clock dinner last Thursday. Attendees included Elwood Johnson and sister Virginia of Denton Elizabeth and Emily Abbott of Chincoteague and Carlton Tull of Salisbury. Frances Bennett leads tomorrow evening. Helen Moore had a tonsil operation Tuesday.
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F. N. Smith
Elwood Johnson
Virginia
Denton
Elizabeth
Emily Abbott
Chincoteague
Carlton Tull
Salisbury
W. G. Holbrook
Esther
Sue
Wm. Cox
O. J. Chaffinch
Christian Endeavor Service
Frances Bennnett
Mesdames
B. B. Allen
Frances Bennett
J. R. Ricards
Celeste Clark
C. V. Clark
Helen Moore
Smithville Holiday Gatherings Highlight Community Bounds
Mr and Mrs Horace Robinson hosted a Christmas turkey dinner with Virginia Robinson W R Ross Clarence Howdle Louise and Russell Andrew among guests. The Ladies Aid held a Turkey dinner last Wednesday with nearly fifty attending. Families including Boyd Custer Agnes Breeding Lacy Alford Floyd Smith and Will Todd visited relatives over the holidays and Sunday.
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Horace Robinson
Virginia Robinson
W. R. Ross
Clarence Howdle
Louise
Russell Andrew
Ladies Aid
Boyd Custer
Washington
Blaine Bullock
Agnes Breeding and Sons
Ridgely
Lacy Alford
Newark
Del
J. H. Spence
Floyd Smith
Walter Liden
Will Todd
John Todd
Greensboro Area Hears Of Births, Deaths And Meetings
Mrs. Susan Harrington, aged 87, celebrated her birthday near town with the Hobbs family. Obituary notes record the death of 77 year old Mrs. Attileen Weaver of Greensboro. District Women’s Missionary Union, Greensboro Baptist Church, meets January 13 with Mrs. Kathryne Barnes as speaker. Numerous social visits and small-town happenings follow, detailing local residents’ travels and gatherings around Greensboro and nearby towns.
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Susan Harrington
Thomas Hobbs
Town
Greensboro
James H. Harrington
Eugene Jamison
Holly Oak
Del
Fred S. Harrington
John C. West
Wilmington
Charles Keeneman
Houston
William Malcolm
Marcus Hook
Percy Malcolm
Cornelius West
Emily Studervant
Frederick Harrington
Chicago
Attileen C. Weaver
John Wyatt
M. L. Weaver
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E. Church
Tilghman Smith
District Women’s Missionary Union
Greensboro Baptist Church
Kathryne Barnes
Maryland Women’s Missionary Union
H. C. Reynolds
Queenstown
Sadie Cohen
Washington
Joe Cohen
Wyoming
Charlea Rickards
Rickards
Baptist Women’s Missionary Meeting
B. C. Beckham
Effa Plummer
L. W. Taylor
Nelson Cooper
Aberdeen
Eleanor Taylor
Western Maryland College
John Richard
Henderson
Earl Deaner
Russell
James Ward
Near-Town
James Pinder
Roberta Porter
New York
Carlton
Long Island
Charles Sipple
Anna Blanche
Gon
Chester
William Sipple
Sipple
Thomas E. Hudson
William E. Joiner
Billy
Florence
Jerry Pine
Denton
Charles Wieneka
Charles Jr
Bertha Miller
Baltimore
J. H. Jordan
Anna Wieneke
Denton Road
Oscar Nichols
Edward and
Oscar Jr
Sallie Nichols
Jack Wells
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Jack DeFord
Queen Anne
Wildwood
Vernon Baker
J. DeFord
Edna M. Detwiler
Roe Wood
Brown
Charles Barton
Mary Amanda Ebling
John Ebling
Henry Saulsbury Fisher
Red Bank
Jos. H. Rittenhouse
Church of the Brethren
Teachers’College
University of Maryland
Lalipte
Harry E. Holsinger
J. Richard Reed
Hagerstown
Gertrude Rowland
Anne Rowland
Maugansville
Harry Holsinger
Reed
Women’s Home Missionary Society
James Bishop
Dover
Joseph Neice
Reading
Flory
Bridgewater
Rufus King
Rockville
M. F. King
H. B. Laird
Mary
Edward Stephens
Rehoboth
Adele Stevens
Harry Stedman
Central Avenue
Harvey Holsinger
Wilson Jackson
Wilson, Jr
Arlington
Emma Jackson
A. G. Gelletty
Theodore
Grace
Williston
Willard Barr
Bellewood
Pao
Charles Cherry
Allan Temple
Fifer Hospital
Frank Klotz
H. Reed
Lincoln
James Beahm
Elizabethtown College
J. B. Mulliken
Patsy
Sadlersville
Grace Rickards
William Rickards
Bethlehem Homemakers Club
Harry Blades
Todd
Smithson Club
Twentieth Century Club
Ford Sewell
Howard Holden
Fulton Noble
Marie Perry
Charles Fuller
4-H Club
P.T. A
Samuel Leland Crosthwait
College Park
Tuckahoe
Adams Cross Roads
Hobbs
Smithville