Local store ads and community notices in Burrsville Md
Local ads promote Johnson's Wax heaters and living room suits from R H Stafford Burrsville Md. A recreation school postponement announced for January with first meeting January 23. Rentals offered for a six room house in Denton with possession January 1. Used furniture and home goods advertised. Firemen meet in Greensboro February 2. Church notices for M E Denton Barclay services January 21. Obituaries for Mrs Eliza Draper Baker and Alonzo Eugene Tull with funeral details and surviving relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
M. K. Newnam
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
Cole
J. L. Everngam
Denton
Burraville
Caroline County Firemen’s Association
Greensboro
Denton M. E. Church
Henderson M. E
M. E
Barclay
Barclay Church
Denton Community Club hosts declamation contest winners
Fifteen Denton Primary School children competed in a declamation program. Anne Huber won first prize and Edward Lee Scott second. Other participants included F. Smith, Preston Smith, Eloise Downes, Sylvia Reinhold, and more. Unity Homemakers set January 17 for a sewing hints meeting with new officers announced.
Radio links the world in Christmas greeting progress
The passage reflects on a 1933 to 1934 radio demonstration that connected listeners from London and across the globe to exchange personal Christmas greetings in 15 minutes. It highlights a perceived unity of the world and the duty to learn living together in friendship as the new year begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Bermuda
Ontario
Columbia
New, Zealand
Australia
Bombay
South Africa
King George
Gratitude for Kindness After Death of F. James Wright Jr.
Deeply grateful to many friends who in sympathy shared our sorrow in the death of our son F. James Wright Jr. extends thanks for words and deeds of kindness freely bestowed. F. J. Wright and Wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. James Wright Jr
Denton Banks Elect Directors At Annual Stockholders Meet
At the Denton National Bank and The Peoples Bank of Denton annual meetings, directors for one year were chosen. Denton National elected J Percy Bittle J Roland Chaffinch Dawson George Harry S Dailey Frank L R Nuttle Fred erick B Nuttle Lawrence B Towers John L Everagain. Officers named include President J Roland Chaiflinch Vice President Harry S Dailey Cashier William I Norris Teller I R Fleetwood Bookkeeper Ferdinand Baynard and Mrs Hilda C Fowler. The Peoples Bank re elected president Henry T Nuttle and named Hobbs Wright Nuttle Wilson and others as officers and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton National Bank
Denton
J. Percy Bittle
J. Roland Chaffinch
Dawson ©. George
Harry S. Dailey
Frank L. R. Nuttle
Frederick B. Nuttle
Lawrence B. Towers
John L. Everagain
J. Roland Chailfinch
William I. Norris
I. R. ‘Fleetwood
Ferdinand Baynard
Hilda C. Fowler
Peoples Bank of
William Croll
Thomas L. Day
William R. Fountain
H. Clay Hobbs
Paul Holsinger
George J. Kibler
Henry T. Nuttle
Harry H. Nuttle
Roger R. Ringgold
Joseph M. Short
H. Earle Smith
Fred J. Wright
J. Frank Wright
William H. Nuttle
G. Lawrence Wilson
Theodore Orme
Frances Johnson
Maud Sleek
J. DeWeese
Carter
Funeral Services Held for Wilbert Callaway
The funeral for Wilbert Callaway former White House officer under Taft Wilson Coolidge and Hoover was held at his Denton Maryland home on Sunday at 8 in the evening with ministers from Greensboro Baptist and local churches officiating. Interment followed on Monday at Rock Creek cemetery Washington with services at the grave. Survived by wife Ethelyn Merriken Callaway and several siblings, Callaway died of arteriosclerosis after a lingering illness. Notable attendees from Washington included son-in-law Felix Early and relatives of the Callaway family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Callaway
White House
Taft
Wilson
Coolidge
Hoover
Fifth Avenue
Denton
Maryland
J. C. Ledbetter
Greensboro Baptist Church
M. S. Andrews
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas J. Turkington
Methodist Protestant Church
Delaware
James Callaway
Rhoda Harrington Callaway
Ethelyn Merriken
Dover
Del
Richard N. Merriken
Rebecca Ann Sipple
Emily Dulin
Easton
Pallie Callaway
Carrie Callaway
Queen Anne
Ira Callaway
Cordova
Walter Callaway
Callaway
Jessie Callaway
Ethelyn Callaway Early
Rock Creek Cemetery
Washington
Juior
Win
Abe
Spafford
Felix EB. Early
Interstate Commerce Commission of Washington
Clyde H. Freed
Louise Reichard
Washington, D. C
Ethelyn Hardesty Cleaver
C. Grant Cleaver
Priscilla H. Cleaver
Richmond Hill
New York City
Local church group details week program and funeral notices
The Women’s Home Missionary Society met Tuesday with Ada and Elsie Matthews leading a program on safe roads for children. The day included a pageant “Children of the Way,” a prayer day committee formed, a Christmas box report, and a subscriber party announced. Funeral services were held for Mrs Emma Stewart Day with clergy and floral tributes, and multiple family members noted. Also reported were the marriage of Virginia Emma Messix to Robert Eveland at St Benedict’s Church, a reception, and upcoming meetings of the Ladies Aid Society and Furman’s Grove Homemakers Club with dates in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Ada
Elsie Matthews
Viola Jones
Mary Laird
Miss Jones
Kingdom
Children of the Way
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Harry Hemmons
John Lane
Frank Seward
Walter Moore
Miss Laird
Viola’ Jones
Ridgely
Emma Stewart Day
Easton
H. H. Stewart
Pottsville
R. Frank Stewart
Briar Cliff Manor
N. Y
Percy Stewart
Morrison
Eugene Stewart
Virginia Emma Messix
George Messix
Robert J. Eveland
John. Eveland
Hillsboro
St. Benedict's Catholic Church
James O'Reilly
Carey Callahan
Hazel Lynch
Ladies’ Aid Society
Alice Bennington
I. E. Mason
Robert Dean
Emma Jackson
Leonard Dean
H. L. Holsinger
W. D. Short
Flower
Short
Ada Matthews
Charles Dean
Norman Wilson
Olan Porter
Furman’s Grove Homemakers’ Club
Earl Breeding
Maryland & Delaware Seacoast Railroad Seeks Abandonment
Winthrop Sargent Jr. states the Maryland and Delaware Seacoast Railroad seeks ICC permission to abandon the Lewes to West Denton line. The line, bought for 26,100 in 1932, has sunk from 100,000 annual gross to 30,000 in 1933, with an 18,000 deficit, and current assets unable to cover debts. Pennsylvania Railroad to buy two segments for 26,000 to relieve obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Journal
Denton
Maryland
Maryland & Delaware Seacoast Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lewes
Delaware
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
West Denton
Ellendale
Milton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Winthrop Sargent Jr
Local Social Notes Highlight Dennison Visits and Relatives
Goldsboro families Wallace Dennison and baby visit, travelers from Wyoming Delaware and Bessie Dennison. Ladies Aid Society enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at Minnie Dennison's home. Several residents, including Marjorie Williams from Easton, Mrs. Jennie Griffin's daughter, are mentioned along with moves and visits to Philadelphia Wilmington Milford and Baltimore Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Dennison
Bessie Dennison
Wyoming
Del
Ladies Aid Society
Minnie Dennison
Marjorie Williams
Easton
Jennie Griffin
Henry Marvel
Joseph Roche
Annie Green
Baltimore Corner
J. C. Kinnamon
Mollie Shockley
Massey
Middletown
Sadie Shockley
Milford
Hill
John Milby
Louise Milby
Philadelphia
Harold Jones
James Mullikin
T. Noble Jarrell
Wilmington
Grant DeWitt
Mr. Baker
Denton
Carroll Elliott
Town
Community notices and obituaries from Ridgely area
The page lists local events and sad news including the death of farmer James H. Smith of Tuckahoe after bull capture injuries at Easton Emergency Hospital. It also notes Ruth Wheatley’s Wilmington visit to speak to the Methodist church and meet girls, a social gathering at the Deans’ home with guests from Stevensville, student travels after holidays, a Syracuse Ridgely marriage announcement for Clifton Morris and Lula Bickey, the Willing Workers’ Sewing Circle dinner, and the Denton marriage of Eugene Pennington and Bessie Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Smith
Tuckahoe
Easton
Ruth Wheatley
Riddle Memorial
Wilmington
Ridgely
Charles Dean
Leolan Jackson
Marguerite
Stevensville
Dorothy Holsinger
Neffsville
Eleanor Taylor
Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
Leola Temple
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Clifton Morris
Syracuse
N. Y
E. J. Morris
Lula Bickey
Charles Bickey
Willing Workers’ Sewing Circle of the Reformed Church
Eugene Pennington
Houston Pennington
Town
Bessie Porter
Centreville
Denton
Milton S. Andrews
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Social and Club News
Community Club met at the Club House with Mrs. Mary Rowe elected president and officers for 1934. A list of local residents visiting, weddings, anniversaries, and society events across Hillsboro and nearby towns is reported, including visits to Washington and New York and various entertainments and gatherings.
Ridgely Methodists elect Walter Moore delegate
Ridgely Methodist congregation elected Walter Moore as delegate to the annual conference to be held in March. Walter Bennington was chosen as alternate. Calvin Halteman, formerly of Ridgely, was killed in an automobile accident in Chester last Monday. Burial followed at Ridgely cemetery Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Moore
Walter Bennington
Calvin Halteman
Ridgely
Chester
Ridgely Cemetery
Edward McPherson
Little
Nancy Lee
Easton Emergency Hospital
W. M. Wiley
Wm. Matthews
Smyrna
Morton Holsinger
Prospect Park
Paul Holsinger
Edna Detwiler
Greensboro
C. O. Starkey
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Walter Mitchell
Joanne
Chestertown
Ambrose Taylor
Downes
L. H. Bahney
Sussex
N. J
Arthur Sculley
Clarence Andrews
Clarence Jr
Walter Sylvester
Denton
Betty Wyatt
Miriam Roche
Virgie Sparks
Local Social News and Bake Sale Announcement
Mr and Mrs Jas H Wheatley and their mother Mrs J W Wheatley of Dover along with Mrs W T Starkey of Milton and Mrs M E Trice and son Raymond of Philadelphia were Saturday guests of Mrs L H Thomas Our ladies plan a bake sale at the Ford Garage on Saturday January 20 offering dressed chicken pies cakes rolls biscuits plum pudding potato salad chicken salad baked beans and jelly Mrs G L Blades and son Harlan visited sister Mrs J A Billings who has been ill Rev W T Archer and son Junior attended Piney Ladies Aid at the home of Mr and Mrs John Lister last Wednesday evening Rev and Mrs W T Archer and Virginia were guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Reed of Tuckahoe Neck Mrs L H Thomas will lead the Christian Endeavor service tomorrow evening Topic Understanding Ourselves Mr J Robert Starkey spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Otho Pepper near Dagsboro Del Mrs Celeste Clark has been called to her sick mother Mrs Lizzie Hahneman of Baltimore Mrs Helen Moore has accepted a position at Swarthmore Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. H. Wheatley
J. W. Wheatley
Dover
W. T. Starkey
Milton, iDel
M. E. Trice
Raymond
Philadelphia
L. H. Thomas
Ford Garage
Wm. Reed
Tuckahoe Neck
Christian Endeavor Service
W. T. Archer
J. Robert Starkey
Otho Pepper
Dagsboro
Del
Celeste Clark
Lizzie Hahneman
Baltimore
Helen Moore
Swarthmore, Pa
Miss Ada Hopkins and Catherine Noble Visit Par Ris Family
Miss Ada Hopkins and Miss Catherine Noble visited Mr and Mrs John Parrish last Thursday evening. Ada Hopkins spent Thursday night with Catherine Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Hopkins
Catherine Noble
John Parris
Union revival to begin Sunday at Hillsboro M E Church
Union revival services start Sunday night at Hillsboro M E Church with Dr Ridgeway of Easton preaching the opening sermon. Rev Gardner of Hillsboro and Rev C L Fossitt will be assisted by visiting ministers. Various locals hosted guests over the weekend including the Flowers, Knotts, Trice and Sparklin families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Revival
Hillsboro M. E
Ridgeway
Easton
Gardner
Hillsboro
C. L. Fossitt
Howard Flowers
Howard Knotts
Chestertown
Paul McQuay
St. Michaels
John Trice
Ella Jump
Isaac Sparklin
Clara Thompson
Howard Eley
Lucille Roe
Stevensville
E. A. Barton
Sharon Hill
Jake Morgan
Madge Jump
Baltimore
Death of Mrs. Sarah Booth Sapp of Goldsboro
Mrs. Sarah Booth Sapp widow of Walter Sapp died at her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. M Kemp Newnam home in Denton. She had lived with her daughter since her husband’s death and is survived by a son the Rev A B Sapp of Gainesville Va and a brother Thomas Boath of Wilmington Del Funeral services were held at 1 30 p m Thursday at the Denton home led by Rev H M Waters and Rev Milton S Andrews Burial followed in Harrington cemetery Pallbearers included Frank Lane Elbert Saunders S G Nuttle H W Hughes Willoughby and Samuel Nowell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Draper Baker
John H. Baker
James H. Baker
Denton
Baker
Delaware
Caroline County
William Wright
Laura Kirchgessner
Baltimore
Thos. Phi
Goodwill Fire Company
Centreville
O. K. Nelson
Catherine Collins
James C. Collins
Hillcrest Cemetery
Federalsburg
Collins
Robert
Nancy Edgell
Concord
Walter J. Kelley
Kelley
Ernest C. Collins
Lewis K. Edgell
Easton
Charles Edgell
Emily Nichols
Frank Wright
Mollie Todd
Amanda Edgell
Alonzo Eugene Tull
Somerset
Trinity Methodist
Marion Station
Samuel L. Tull
Maryland
Tull
Anna Elizabeth Tull
Carroll Crockett
Ralph Williams
Raymond Dean
Federalaburg
Stanley Phillip
Scarsdale
N. Y
Mildred Tull
Sarah Booth Sapp
Walter Sapp
Goldsboro
M. Kemp Newnam
A. B. Sapp
Gainsville
Thomas Boath
Wilmington
Del
H. M. Waters
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Milton S. Andrews
Harrington Cemetery
Frank Lane
Elbert, Saunders
S. G. Nuttle
H. W. Hughes
Willoughby
Samuel Nowell
Preston PTA Meeting Highlights Local Activities
The Preston PTA met in the high school auditorium with a program by Mrs. Trice and Mrs. Cannon, and a large audience enjoyed songs, readings, and a one act play. Community groups in Preston and Federalsburg reported new officers, social events, and church services while members frequented dinners, visits, and club gatherings across the area.
Local Social and Visiting Notes from Williston and Surrounding Areas
Williston residents share visits to Roland Park Baltimore and Philadelphia. Martha recovering from a recent accident. Families Beauchamp Hardesty Rice host in Delaware. Reeses visit daughter Mrs Frazier. Ruth Maloney and mother visit Easton. Tamer Oberly stays with Clarence Rice. Sunday School and Divine service held with theme Ministering Angels. Mrs Willoughby and Mrs Hignutt visit Cambridge. Nat Frey guest at New Year dinner with Klein. Philadelphia visitor mother-in-law last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Frey
Marthe
Henry R. Cook
Roland Park
Baltimore
Martha
C. E. Beauchamp
Belle Beauchamp
Robert Rice
Verdie Hardesty
Delaware
Reese
Jack Reese
Smithson
Bernard Frazier
Ruth Maloney
Easton
Maloney
W. T. Love
Tamer Oberly
Spring City
Clarence Rice
Wm. Willoughby
Sherman Hignutt
Cambridge
Nat Frey
G. Klein
Raymond Dukes
Philadelphia
Concord Liden's Club Elects Officers at January Meeting
Concord Liden's Club met in the community house January 4, 1934. Mrs Wright was re elected president and vice president. Mrs Bessie Liden was chosen secretary Mrs Lawless treasurer Mrs Rosa Noble advisory council Mrs Lena Bullock project demonstrators Mrs June Walling and Mrs Lillie Hig Inutt were noted for appreciation of the beautiful. The club planned lunches an all day meeting the last Thursday in January with quilts to be shared or made. Community women invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liden
Wright
Bessie Liden
Lawless
Rosa Noble
Lena Bullock
June Walling
Lillie Hig Inutt
Willie Breeding
Greensboro Clinches Two Offices as Stonesifer Opens Practice
Dr Charles Hiram Stonesifer opens an office in the Brumbaugh Building Greensboro after leaving Dr W W Goldsborough with five and a half years of joint work He holds A B from Western Maryland College and is a Maryland Medical School graduate The Brumbaugh Building second floor is being finished to provide four offices and includes plans for Irvin Brumbaugh Rev J C Ledbetter and others. Community figures and local residents attend gatherings as the chamber plans 1934 officers while various residents move, visit, and host events in Greensboro and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hiram Stonesifer
Brumbaugh
Stonesifer
W. W. Goldsborough
Western Maryland College
University of Maryland Medical School
Greensboro
Irvin Brumbaugh
Byron Poore
Poore
Charles Travers
Conrad
J. C. Ledbetter
Greensboro Baptist Church
Havre de Grace Baptist Church
Renegar
Havre de Grace Church
North Carolina
Ledbetter
East New Market
George R. Horsey
William Joiner
Howard
William E. Joiner
Walter Joiner
Sara Willoughby
Ramonia Hutson
Stewart Spicher
Wilmington
George Mitchell
West Grove
Attie Weaver
Pennsylvania
Charles Weineke
Rancocus Tribe
Order of Red Men
Federalsburg Tribe
Homer Stufft
Judge Knotts
The
Plains
Harvey Porter
John Greenlee
Stuffts
Medford Price
Earl Passwaters
Velma Howard
May Baker
Homeopathic Hospital
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
Raymond Bennett
Ellen
Raymond
Betty
Bennett
A. E. Shields
Roxanna Kornrumpf
Charles Bishop
Marie
Harrington
Burt Hobbs
George Minner
Easton
William A. Fleetwood
Deniton
W. P. Manlove
Mary Dorman
Herman
Centreville
W. B. Massey
Hilda Weaver
J. E. Weaver
Wesley Tribbitt
N. K. Swanwick
Mirs
Maurice Stewart
Cyrus Stufrt
Philadelphia
Charles Nichols
Riley Willoughby
Town
Paul Curry
Reubenstein
Baltimore
Henrietta Pruitt
Temperanceville
Will Clark
Oscar Wyatt
J. L. Rogers
R. B. Rawlings
J. W. Porter
Caroline County Cook Book Sold for Welfare in Schools
The effort collects recipes from teachers and children of Caroline County to raise funds for welfare work in schools. Proceeds will aid needy, poorly clad children so they may attend school and gain educational benefits. Subscribe for the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Funeral Service for Harriet Craft Held at Hillcrest Cemetery
Mrs Harriet E Craft 66 died Monday at her son Julius Craft s home near Trinity Del l was buried Thursday at Hillcrest after a home service by Rev John Rosser She was the widow of William H Craft and formerly lived near Federalsburg Survived by son Julius four daughters Mrs Raymond Nichols Mrs Ida Flaharty four sons Leigh Herbert Albert Leon and a brother Jefferson Willin of this town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet E. Craft
Julius Craft
Trinity
Dell
Hillcrest
John Rosser
Craft
William H. Craft
Federalsburg
Raymond Nichols
Ida Flaharty
Wilmington
Leigh Craft
Goldsboro
Herbert Craft
Denton
Albert and
Leon Craft
Jefferson Willin
This Town
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the Local Department
Giiss
Denton Community Club
Anne Huber
Edward Lee Scott
F. Smith
Preston Smith
Eloise Downes
Sylvia Reinhold
Ethel Theis
Mary Baker
Harry Hughes
Mary Alice Smith
Mary Carroll
Roland Johnson
Billy Greenlee
Stanley Hornsby
Rodman Lee
Irvin ‘Theis
Pauline Hopkins
Sherman Tribbitt
Norman Leese
Fred Johnson
Harry Gordon
R. H. Riley
Maryland State Department of Health
Caroline County Medical Association
Brick Hotel
W. E. Lennon
Jesse Fifer
E. Paul Knotts
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Melvin C. James
Raymond Fifield
Thomas Baynard
Sherman L. Tribbitt
Marc Bryant
George Koenig
Charles Steelman
Carroll George
Irvin Smith
William Finn
William Cohee
Wm. T. Cannon
Martha Cannon
Emily
Elizabeth Cannon
Minnie Eaton
Marie Eaton
Charlie Roe
Dawson Roe
James M. Cannon
R. H. Bryant
Petersburg
James M
Clark
Ralph G. Smoot
Aubray C. Smoot
Georgetown
Merrill C. Smoot
A. G. Towers
Albert G. Towers Jr
Enoch Barton Garey
Ross
Garey
Aberdeen
F. N. Nichols
Kenny Tull
Noah E. Lankford
Bessie
Walter Sparklin
S. M. Smith
Edward Smith
John Brown
Randolph Gillen
Ellen Flick
Henrietta Blades
Preston
I. R. Fleetwood
H. E. Uhrig
Cedar Grove
O. H. Smith
Crisfield
M. B. Henry
Wm. Bullock
T. Alan Goldsborough
Martin Voss
Earle White
F. J. Wright and Wife
Stockholders’ Meetings
Rwgely
Twin Towns
John Carroll
Charles Murphy
Kemp Walls
Robert Collins
Edward Rash
Harvey Collison
William DeFord
Doris Lee
Ernest Murphy
Charles
Harold Collins
Lester Carrell
Jennie Moore
Ernestine Carroll
Mary Bilbrough
Clara Pinder
Mary Cooper
Mary Rowe
Edgar Blades
Susie Thompson
Gladys Gale
Frank Fleming
Elwood
Fleming
J. M
Harvey Baker
Lulu Beaven
Florence Beaven
Brown Thawley
Frank Russell
Rolen Blades
Wilson Jump
H. M. Thompson
Norman Clark
Nick Knott
New York
Virginia
Ethel Holt
Ladies Guild
Ladies Aid
R. W. Duffey
Chas. Jarrell
Belle Fifield
Allentown
Vernon Baker
Hobbs
T. L. Trice
Lloyd Cannon
Woman's Club of
Edwin Wright
Lake Rose
J. L. Gallagher
W. S. Nabb
Rebecca Charles
Miriam Stowell
Frances Hackett
Wilbert Merriken
Preston Lodge of Masons
J. Dallas Blades
W. Edwin Wright
Everest Newnam
W. Johnson Bonner
Harry B. Wright
Tyler
J. H. Corkran
H. B. Wright
J. M. Parker
Sarah Fletcher
W. H. Cannon
Fulton Noble
Alva Blades
Paul Croll
Croll
Gas and Electric Company
Rehoboth
Clayton Taylor
J. P. Wright
J. Lee Taylor
Ed Butler
Roland Towers
A. Fletcher Sisk Jr
Jimmy
Billy
Mary Ann
David Bowling
June Wrightson
Lee Noble
Jack Noble
Eloise Orrell
Arthur
Peggy Anne
Montclair
James Carmine
H. M. Hollis
John Weidlein
Media
Lorelle Parrott
H. M. Parrott
Church of the New Jerusalem
Ministry of the Angels
Commodore G. C. Carmine
E. C. Wright
James Noble
Vienna
Epiphany Mission
A. M. Willey
James E. Douglas
Weirwood
Edith Noble
Fred Noble
Jacksonville
Fla
Robert L. Cannon
T. B. Marden
Contract Club
Max Chambers
R. H. Gault
Atlantic City
Anna Burris
Lincoln City
Arthur Walls
Fred Edgell
John Gull
Oxford
J. R. Phillips
Berlin
Epiphany Mission Guild
Garland Harper
Reese Dean
Jean Kleinfelter
J. W. Noble
Annie Flaharty
Miriam Whiteley
Williston
Journal
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