Denton area notes January sales and community notices
January Reduction Sale at J H Nichols and Co includes coats and furniture in Wright apartments while Coal yard phone 44 and farm goods advertised by R H Stafford Burrsville. Local church services, charity drives, and public notices cover health reports, divorces, fire company elections, and road improvement plans for 1931 across Caroline County Maryland.
Denton Club hears conservation talk and wedding notices
At a Denton Community Club meeting Mrs. John Swaine spoke on conservation of birds and trees amid highway billboards. Miss Julia Wilson sang, Miss Margaret Beck accompanied. Several society marriages and gatherings are noted, including Miss Ethel Smith and Roger Brubaker wedding, Ida Marie Benson and Harold Towers, and multiple social visits and events across Denton and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Community Club
John Swaine
Royal Oak
Eastern Shore
Julia Wilson
Margaret Beck
Margaret E. Cooper
E. F. Cooper
Denton
William H. George
Harry E. George
Wilmington
Del
Galena
George
Fred E. Warrington
Hillcrest
Caroline High School
Golden College
Speakman Company
Wilmington High School
M. L. Wyatt
W. P. Pedrick
Pitman
N. J
Ira A. Dill
Aldred
Robert H. Pohl
Drexel Hill
N. W. Voss
Katherine
Malora
E. H. Sapp
Robert William
Felton
R. H. Dill
Leonard Voss
Burrsville
Martin Voss
James Voss
Annie
Henry R. Lewis
Anne
Ethel Smith
Alfred Smith
Roger Brubaker
George S. Lightner
Queen Anne
Wm. H. Brubaker
E. C. Woodie
R. L. Tawes
Ridgely
F. W. Kirwan
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
R. G. Williams
Second Street
David Marine
Caroline County
New York Academy ‘of Medicine
W. S. Littleton
Wesley Church
J. N. LeCompte
P. B. Hodson
Catherine
Glassboro
W. J. Martin
Tuckahoe Neck
Chas. T. Fisher
Baltimore
R. N. Hitchens
Caroline Council
Community Welfare seeks children’s clothing for ages 6 to 12
More than 100 cases have been outfitted from aid efforts. A shortage now exists for boys and girls aged 6 to 12, with needs for shoes underwear and all essential garments. Donors may leave worn or outgrown items at the Community House or Kimmey’s Barber Shop. Contributions increase the Community Fund. totaling receipts reach 1112.28 dollars after recent gifts from Walter Sparklin Lloyd Holsinger Denton Chapter DeMolay and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimmey
Walter Sparklin
Lloyd Holsinger
Denton
MD. & del. Coast By. Co
Ridgely Social Notes Include Illness and Visits
Ridgely Mrs Richard Blackburne is on the Nick list. Her sister Miss Maud Sleek has also been ill. Miss Grace Beste has returned after spending the holidays with her sister in Baltimore. Mr George Bullock of Federalsburg visited in town on Saturday. Miss Marguerite Holsinger is substituting in Greensboro school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Blackburne
Nick
Maud Sleek
Grace Beste
Baltimore
George Bullock
Federalsburg
Marguerite Holsinger
Greensboro
Matthew Garey Dies After Quiet Illness in Maryland
Matthew Garey died at his son Matthew A Garey’s home in Baltimore after a quiet morning. He had traveled from Denton the previous day and had shown good health before retiring Saturday night. The funeral was held at his Denton residence with Junior Order U A M aiding the service led by Rev F W Kirwan. He was sixty four, known as Bird Garey, a miller and carpenter, survived by two Baltimore brothers John and Rix, a sister Jennie Griffin of Baltimore, and his only child Matthew A Garey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Garey
Matthew A. Garey
Baltimore
Denton
Sixth St
F. W. Kirwan
C. K. Evans
G. W. Timmons
W. K. Scotton
W. L. Larrimore
J. C. George
Alphonso Meredith
Bird” Garey
Garey
Piney Church
John
Lof Baltimore
Rix R
Greens ‘Boro
Jennie’ Griffin
Bertha Anthony
Obituary of J. K. LeCompte Drowned in Choptank River
J. K. LeCompte born March 24 1874 in Dorchester county Maryland died December 24 1930 when he drowned in the Choptank River near Beach Heaven five miles north of Cambridge. He worked as engineer for several companies, married Hattie Buckley in 1901, lived in Jersey City and Dorchester county, retired to Preston and ran LeCompte's Filling Station until 1929. Survived by widow Hattie M LeCompte a daughter Mrs L Douglas Fooks a sister Mrs D J Vickers and three brothers D H LeCompte T E LeCompte and Joseph LeCompte. He was a member of Preston Lodge Junior Order United American Mechanics and an honorary member of the Preston Volunteer Fire Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. LeCompte
Beach Heaven
Cambridge
T. J. LeCompte
Sallie Ann Mills LeCompte
Dorchester County
Maryland
Baltimore
New York and Baltimore Transportation Company
New York
New York and New Jersey Steamship Company
Hattie M. Buckley
Choptank
Jersey City
N. J
Preston
Caroline County
LeCompte
Preston Lodge
United American Mechanics
Preston Volunteer Fire Co
Hattie M. LeCompte
L. Douglas Fooks
D. J. Vickers
Ellwood
D. H. LeCompte
Secretary
T. E. LeCompte
Joseph LeCompte
Rahway
Orphans Court Grants Admin for Caroline County Estates
The Orphans Court of Caroline County meets with Judges West Towers and Fleetwood. Admin actions include granting letters of administration for Mary J Reaser to Elsie B Savitz with bond and creditor notices. Executors Nichols transfer bank stock to heirs. LeCompte will proved and letters testamentary granted to Hattie May LeCompte. Guardians Roe authorized to transfer mortgage. Inventories filed for Nathaniel Phillips and releases for Noble heirs. Admin for Matthew Garey granted. appraisers named. Invitations printed by The Denton Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court For
Carolinecounty
West
Towers
Fleetwood
Mary J. Reaser
Elsie B. Savitz
J. Ed. Nichols
Winfield T. Nichols
James H. Nichols
John ‘K. LeCompte
Hattie May LeCompte
Hattie May ‘LeCompte
T. Noble Jarrel
Charles B. Harrison
Martha B. Noble
C. Frank Downes
Levi D. Noble
Addie Wright
Rufus F. Noble
John W. Noble
Wm. D. Noble
Duncan L. Noble
Mary Rowe
Clifford Cortelyou
Wilbur Cortelyou
Edward Jarrell
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Matthew Garey
Matthew A. Garey
H. Earle Smith
Carroll George
Oscar Nichols
Mary A. Nichols
Death of Ridgely resident Robert E. Smith
Mr. Robert E. Smith died of pneumonia at Easton Hospital early Sunday. Funeral held at his home Tuesday with Rev. Roy Tawes and Rev. W. E. Habbart officiating. Interment in Denton cemetery. Survived by wife Elizabeth Roberson, son Robert E., daughter Gladys, daughter Elizabeth, two brothers Charles F. and James, and half-brother Hon. Thomas A. Smith. Numerous relatives noted in Ridgely community obituary style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Smith
Easton Hospital
Roy Tawes
W. EB. Habbart
Dover
John Davis
T. W. Jones
I. T. Saulsbury
Charles High
John Swing
D. M. Swing
Denton Cemetery
Mr. Smith
Ridgely
Third Avenue
First Street
Elizabeth Roberson
New York State
Robert E
Baltimore
Gladys
Harry Rawlings
Annapolis
Elizabeth
Charles F
James
Near Ridgely
Thomas A. Smith
Harvey Holsinger
Tawes
Onella
Wadesboro
N. C
Richmond
Holsinger
Harvey Sewell
Roxboro
Thomas A. Smith, Jr
Caldwell
N. J
Anna Frances Seward
Mr. Jackson
Church Activities and Local Social News
The issue notes services at Preston The Church of the New Jerusalem with morning and afternoon worship, Sunday School times, and biblical themes. It reports a Community Club meeting at the Parish House, a fire response by a local company, and numerous family visits, hospital news, travel, and social gatherings among residents, with multiple names and places across Greensboro, Bridgeville, Salisbury, Charlestown, and Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the New Jerusalem
Willisston
QO. A. Bartley
Ridenour
Walter Twilley
Lloyd Cannon
Mary A. Jackson
R. B. Pritchett
Jackie
Ruth Jackson
Greensboro
C. E. Anderson
C. R. Jackson
Bridgeville
Clayton Taylor
Marie
W. L. DeFord
Tuckahoe Neck
Helen Smith
Baltimore
Chester Lyle
Chester Jr
Charlestown
Elizabeth
Isabelle Douglas
S. E. Douglas
Roland Towers
Messrs
James
Thomas Trice
Beacom
Maryland Institute
Chesier
Ed. and
Phil. Wright
Allie Plutschak
Newark
Fulton Noble
W. B. Deen
Denton
Frank Patchett
Card Club
Local residents update and social notes from Burraville
Residents report moves within Burraville including Messick Hopkins Cleaves Webber and Dill relocating to nearby properties. Local weddings include Watson Brown and Catherine Coulbourn marrying December 31 at the M E parsonage with Rev W S Littleton officiating. Community events feature turkey dinners hosted by several families and church Sunday School and services at Wesley M E Church each Sunday.
Hillsboro Queen Anne letter and church services
Union services are held nightly at the Methodist Episcopal Church through next Sunday, with Sunday evening services starting at the M E Church South. Rev. Toward C. Lane delivers strong messages. Many local families are noted as dinner and supper guests over the week including the Sherwood, Taylor, Porter, Bowdle, Parker, Kline, Ward, Dodds, and Knott households among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E. Church South
Toward C. Lane
James Sherwood
Joseph Taylor
Edward Sherwood
Easton
Saulsbury Sparks
Denton
Olin Porter
Ridgely
Nelson Bowdle
Wilmer Parker
Milford Kline
Wright Garton
Lulu Beaven
Philadelphia
Ella Pennington
Oscar Rice
Uhrng
Ida Rice
Cambridge
Edgar Blades
Virginia
James Ward
Greensboro
Dorothy DeFord
Louise Boyles
Ernestine Carroll
Mary Louise Dodds
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
D. M. Lee
Queen Anne
N. E. Knott
Eugene
Elizabeth Evans
Stevensville
George Knott
Chesapeake City
Clifton Hicks
Edgar Swann
Missionary Society meets at Mrs Dickersons home
Mrs M A Dickerson hosted the Ladies Aid Missionary Society on Wednesday afternoon with Rev H Lane and Rev A A McNeer delivering talks on Stewardship. Refreshments followed. Union revival meetings are in progress in Hillsboro with services at St Pauls Church starting Sunday night led by Rev H Lane and Rev A A McNeer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Dickerson
Ladies Aid Missionary Society
the Missionary Society
H. Lane
A. A. McNeer
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Hillsboro
St. Paul’s Church
Richmond
Oscar Briscoe
Baltimore
Juanita Howard
Horace Morgan
Bernard Messix
Taylor Messix
S. T. Culver
Anne Culver
Hebron
Henry Morgan
Chester Barto
Pittsburg
Eugenia Morgan
Paul Brown
Meta Barton
Centreville
B. C. Barton
Margaret van Sant
Ridgely
Olan Pippin
Elsie Skinner
Benson J .Skinner
Wilmington
H. Swink
Hagerstown
Adams Cross Roads New Year's Party and Local News
Adams Cross Roads hosts Miss Bernice Adams and guests at New Year party. Community notes several illness recoveries, visits, and notes. Arthur Cannon injured last Saturday. he is in Marshall Hospital Milford. Goose dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fountain with attendees from Philadelphia and Denton. Bloomery Aid plans bake sale January 17 at Covey Williams store Federalsburg to benefit the Church. Revival services begin January 11 in Bloomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Adams
Alice Hastings
Lillian Meyers
Louise Wright
Katherine Richards
Mary Johnson
Myrtle Adams
Harriett Seeley
Gladys Trice
Messrs
Everett Hubbard
Orville Scott
Bill Meredith
Billy Ray
Billy Jones
Everett Meredith
Ray Lloyd
Alvin Seeley
Arthur Cannon
Marshall Hospital
Milford
Fred Fountain
Dave Devore
Sadie Devore
Blanche Stetler
Philadelphia
Edna Adams
Walter Fountain
Billy
Denton
Bloomery Aid
Covey & Williams
Federalsburg
Minnie Adams
Winnie Graham
Wilmington
S. L. Hanby
W. S. Hubbard
Herman Fountain
New Jersey
Reba Adams
Virginia Horsey
Bloomery
Nightingale Class Christmas Gathering in Goldsboro
Goldsboro notes recall the Nightingale Class meeting at Rev and Mrs B Hevalow with a festive tree gifts and a Bible game. Obituary records Mr Joseph Voshell died near town after illness. funeral at Mt Olive cemetery Friday. Social items mention gatherings with families and travelers visiting from Wilmington Baltimore and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nightingale
B. Hevalow
Moyer
Joseph Voshell
Walter Red
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Chas. P. Rowley
David A. Tracy
J. W. Gibson
Cris‘field
Linwood Bennett
Linwood
Luther Bennett
Stanley Taylor
Wilmington
Carroll Elliott
Ida Mae Roche
Baltimore
Sirman
Frederick
Joseph Roche
Imla Hubbard
Harry Hubbard
Wm. Goodwin
Henderson
W. H. Waters
John Wright
Griffin
Jarman
Missionary Institute
W. J. Murphy
Marion Jarman
E .S. Martin
Milford
John McGranahan
James Swann
Greensboro
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bertie Schaube
Assembly Hall
N. K. Swanwick
Elbert Saunders
Chas. Welch
Cedar Grove
Ray Seamans
Harrison Bennett
M. E. Smith
Stamford
Conn
A. D. Quillen
Williston Community News of Obituary and Social Visits
Rev. John E. Smith died in Philadelphia on December 31. Funeral held at Chauncey Giles Church. Local residents and extended guests trade holiday visits across Miles River Neck Easton Baltimore Wilmington and Washington with dinners and family gatherings. Frequent mentions include the Hignutt and Wheatley families and others visiting relatives and caring for ill kinships during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Smith
Philadelphia
Smith
Chauncey Giles” Church
Wm. Shortell
Rose
Miles River Neck
Lee Deward
Rosalee
Easton
Charlotte
Mr. Hignutt
Ed. Light
Noble Wright
Cambridge
O. G. Hignutt
Roland Wheatley
Roland
Oxford Valley
Merritt Wheatley
Henrietta Frey
Martha
Baltimore
New York City
Wm. Love
Wilmington
Del
William
B. J. Frazier
Fra
Miss M. Segar
Washington, D. C
Death by monoxide in Greensboro area farmer Swann dies
Janes H. Swann 65 dies from monoxide gas in his automobile in his garage Sunday morning. A farmhand, Guy Patterson, found the car running and stopped it after seeing Swann stare toward him. Swann, a prominent 400 acre sheep raiser in Caroline County, left a widow and six children. Interment followed at Greensboro cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes H. Swann
Mr. Swann
Guy Patterson
Swann
C. H. Stoneseifer
Caroline County
Ralph
Oscar
James
Marion
Louise
Dorothy
Greensboro Baptist Church
J. C. Ledbetter
A. B. Frye
Greensboro Cemetery
Joseph Bernard
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Mary Catherine Porter
Southern Seminary
Buena Vista
Nancy Smith
Temple University
Philadelphia
Thomas Horsey
Tome Institute
Port Deposit
Virginia Horsey
Washington
W. A. Thornton
Clinton Thornton
Boothwyn
Lawrence Thornton
Chester
W. Thomas Thornton
Wallace Thornton
Alan
Florence Thornton
William Baynard
Albert Hughes
Amy
Zinnie Scott
Felton
Ben Hughes
Benny
Near Harrington
Thomas Hughes
Greensboro
Tilden Hughes
Harrington
Medford L. Price
Hannah E. Howard
Baptist Pastorium
Price
Sophie Howard
William Wroten
Ashley
Clayton
Richard Bullock
Arlington Bullock
Rita Donley
Ruth Cooper
Dover
M. B. Cooper
J. W. Porter
Mary Catherine
Anne Porter
Henry Porter
Lawrence Laramore
Denton
Ralph Stephenson
Geo. Stephenson
Wilmington
John Wooters
Burrsville
S. Calvin Butler
Mary Jackson
Ruth
Ralph Pritchett
Jackie
Lloyd Cannon
Preston
Calvin Ward
Horace Howard
Wilbur Carroll
Philadephia
James Curry, Jr
Curry
P. S. Baughley
Frederica
J. E. Weaver
Laura Longfellow
Smith Longfellow
Lumberton
N. C
Dorothy Roe
Emma Roe
Gilbert Bryan
Lewies
Del
Oliver Marker
Christmas Dinners and Church Revival in Harrington
Vernon and others enjoyed turkey dinners at home with Christmas visits. The Pilgrim Holiness Church revival began December 28 led by Rev. Merrick Lawry and wife from Cecil, PA, with good preaching and singing. A Community Christmas tree was presented by R Wesley Ross and Frank Ross, and two more trees were placed by Ross at Peoples Bank. Mrs. Elmer Welch died after years of poor health and was buried near Whiteleysburg. Local families celebrated, while Mesdames Shaw and Walls died during the holidays. B C Draper hosted Christmas Day turkey dinner for guests. Mrs. Clarence Lofland suffered another stroke. Short of Bowers visited with Pritchetts. Johnson's floor wax advertised by M K Newnam of Denton Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Messick
John Parris
W. H. Young
James Hopkins
Maple Grove School
Messick
Enos Cleaves
Alfred Baughley
Cleve Henry
American Corner
Ed. Webber
Town
New Jersey
Cambridge Hospital
Laura Belle Hopkins
Vernon
J. W. Price
W. Ray. Stafford
Easton
Austine Stafford
R. H. Stafford
John Bullock
Harrington
H. A. Porter
Laura Porter
T. C. Hammond
Pauline Parker
Uniontown
Pauline Hopkins
W. S. Littleton
Powellville
Ann Ross
Philadelphia
Mollie Cahall
Wyoming
Del
Will Wilsons
Greensboro
John L. Hopkins
R. Wesley Ross
Frank
Peoples’ Bank
Elmer Welch
Whiteleysburg
Lewis Slaughter
Pearl Slaughter
Bessie Disch
Florence Cain
Ln Harrington
Mesdames Shaw
Walls
Jesse Draper
B. C. Draper
Clarence
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
J. H. Nichols & Co
Wright
Johnson
M. K. Newnam
Allen’s
H. W. Hughes
A. L. Butler
Denton-Burrsville Road
Allen
Fred P. Parker
Kent County
New Levy Court
J. W. Kirk
Denton Methodist Protestant Church
Walter T. George
Epiphany Mission
St. Andrew’s Mission
Hurlock
Oron F. Smith
Ada F. Smith
Lewin W. Wickes
Circuit Court
Denton Post Office
Burrsville M. P
Jonah
Marydel
Bethlehem
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Seth C. Rees
Young Peoples
Bloomery Church
S. L. Hanbey
R. Boon Beauchamp
Alan Greenly
Raymond Fifield
Sherman L. Tribbitt
Norman Cheezum
William H. Neal
Board of County Commissioners
Goldsboro
Sandy Island
Sandy Island Bridge
Delaware Line
Main Street
Boonsboro Road
Burnt Mill
Tuckahoe Bridge
L. B. Towers
Cannery
Spape
Eareriye
Orphans' Court Proceedings
Denton Journal
Stella Matthews
Woman’s Hospital
Detroit
Coursey Hemmons
Frank Toulson
Harry Hemmons
Harry Zeigler
Marian
Johnstown
Hemmons
Dorothy Mancha
Ardmore
Norman Wilson
Leon Wails
Nellie Leeds
Edna May Kipe
Samuel Collison
Newport
Methodist Ladies Aid
Davis
Beatrice Bower
Harrington Smith
Claiborne
Kirwan
Marguerite
Blanch
Ruby
Oswald Meredith
Crapo
Wentworth
William Harrison
L. S. Matthews
Fred Sharp
Ada Matthews
Charles Starkey
Frank Stevenson
Mary Frieze
Ringgold
Lucile
Lula Hevalow
Roe
Annie Hevalow
Stork
James Hevalow
Harry Lister
Steven Lynch
L. M. Goodwin
Frank Kibler
Mary Laird
Rehoboth
Harry Dodds
Wil ‘Mington
Lewis Lane
Oscar Simons
Chas. Pelot
Della Turner
W. E. Habbart
Frank Flounders
Alice Flounders
Seaford
Cornelia Dukes
Mary Wooters
Laura Mason
Joseph Carroll
Harry Robinson
Burraville
Tuckahoe
Adams Cross Roads
Williston