Denton Md area notices and sales listings 1921 style
Denton Maryland community notices reveal reductions at J H Nichols Co and December January sale. Local ads promote heating equipment chairs dining suites and Aladdin lamps. Church events street notices and a public meeting on law enforcement frame a day in the town with church services school clinics and a baby clinic schedule.
Marriages and social events fill Baltimore season
The piece chronicles Miss Henrietta J. Towers and Mr. C Prentiss Andrews wedding in Emmanuel Church Baltimore with relatives in Baltimore Chicago and Denton. It also lists Christmas Day gatherings at the Welch home and social entertaining by the Towers and Sturgis families plus a Cambridge nuptial, travels, and visits of various social figures including Downes Taylor Reed and Patchett family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta J. Towers
A. G. Towers
Baltimore
C. Prentiss Andrews
Chicago
Emmanuel
Protestant Episcopal Church
Targart Steele
Andrews
Denton
Albert G. Towers, Jr
Arley, Carroll
Milton Welch
Edgar Welch
Harrington
Wm. G. Towers
Wm. F. Towers
Elizabeth
Dolly
F. W. Cooper
Melvin C. James
Wm. J. Irwin and Sons
Sherman Griffith
Preston
Helen Blucher
Wm. J. Sturgis
Nassawadox
Caroline P. Redden
Hollins College
Willard W. Schuyler
Eliza Westbrook
Cambridge
Concord Parsonage
Johnson Bonner
Emily Swiss
Elizabeth Towers
Gail’ ‘Cooper
Walter Sparklin
R. H. Bryant
Petersburg
J. F. Clarke
Philadelphia
Hackett H. Downes
Washington
Josephine Downes
Philip W. Downes
John B. Taylor
Wilmington
Harry Clark
R. I. Murray
Clinton, Ill
Murray
C. E. Faber
John F. Reed
Maryland
Effa J. Patchett
Atlantic City
Annie
E. Pippin
Burrsville Wesley M. E. Sunday School Elects Officers
Burrsville Wesley M. E. Church Sunday School reorganized on Sunday January 4 with Norman Outten as superintendent W H Wright assistant superintendent Pauline Hopkins secretary Earl Messick assistant secretary Maurice Wright treasurer librarians Robert Stafford Clifford Outten assistant librarians Winfield Willis Albert Littleton missionary treasurer Addie Smith organist Grace Willis assistant organist Mary Stafford assistant Addie Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M. E
Norman Outten
W. H. Wright
Pauline Hopkins
Earl Messick
Maurice Wright
Robert Stafford
Clifford Outten
Winfield Willis
Albert Littleton
Addie Smith
Effie Wright
Grace Willis
Mary Stafford
Willard Towers
Robert Neighbors
Willard
Clarence Towers
Mervin
Nathaniel Towers
John Towers
Margaret
Elinor
Martha Cannon
Emily
Elizabeth
Frank Towers
R. Henry Stafford
A. T. Garrett
Howard Hopkins
M. F. H. Collison
Denton
P. O. Sparks
Margaret Stafford
Wilmington
Del
Coursey Hammond
Harrington
Laura Porter
James Thawley
Greensboro
Frederick County
Rachel Collison
Chester
Philadelphia
R. H. Dill
L. P. Voss
E. H. Sapp
Margaret Towers
Henry Walters
Kent Island
Zach Johnson
Houston
Emma Satterfield
Quotations on Law and Virtue From Poets and Thinkers
A Christian Science Monitor collection underscores how law guides health and order in spiritual life. It also highlights that kindness lifts a sad heart and truthfulness sustains noble deeds, with insights from Wordsworth and Emerson on virtue and resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Christian Science Monitor
Ritchie inaugurated as Maryland governor to start fourth term
Governor Albert C. Ritchie began his fourth consecutive term on January 14 at noon, with Chief Judge Carroll T. Bond administering the oath in the Senate Chamber in the presence of the General Assembly. The inaugural address followed at 12 15 p.m. and was broadcast nationwide by the Columbia network and WBAL. The ceremony included the oath for the Secretary of State, then an informal reception in the old Senate Chamber. The 1931 Maryland General Assembly organized briefly, with Democrats scoring key leadership votes led by Francis A. Michel as speaker and Walter J. Mitchell as Senate president. A challenge to seating James C. Chaney in Calvert county prompted a contested election petition from Grafton D. Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Carroll T. Bond
Court of Appeals
Senate ‘Chamber
Senate
House of Delegates
Houses of Delegates
Columbia System
WBAL
Maryland General Assembly
House
Dudley G. Roe
Walter J. Mitchell
Charles County
Democratic Caucus
David G.mcintosh Jr
Baltimore County
J. Alan Coad
St. Mary’s County
L. Creston Beauchamp
Somerset County
Republican Caucus
Wm. N. Andrews
Dorchester County
Wallace Williams
Mr. Mitchell
Francis A. Michel
Baltimore City
Oliver P. Metzerott
Prince George’s County
Richard P. Zantzinge
Michel
Mr. Michel
James C. Chaney
Calvert County
Grafton D. P. Bailey
Hobbs Sunday School reorganizes with new officers
Hobbs Sunday School held a reorganizational meeting last Sunday with officers including Superintendent Manning Merriken and assistant superintendent W H Lord. Guests at a 2 pm turkey dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs J H Edgell of Greenwood included Mr and Mrs L H Thomas and Robt Starkey and others from Bridgeville and Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning Merriken
W. H. Lord
Catherine Towers
T. H. Towers
L. H. Thomas
J. H. Dandy
Robt. Starkey
J. H. Edgell
Greenwood
Sam Kinder
Harold
Elizabeth
Katie
Bridgeville
W. H. Edgell
J. A. Willoughby
F. P. Stafford
Piney Aid
W. T. Archer
Harvey Towers
O. J. Chaffinch
Burrsville
Templeville
Edward Towers
Pine Bluff
Salisbury
Celeste Clark
Baltimore
Adams Cross Roads Wedding Shower and Local News
A miscellaneous shower at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Wilson honored their son Wilmer and his bride with about 75 guests enjoying music and games. The Wilsons moved to the James Collison homestead. Also noted was the funeral of Mrs Dave Mitchell in Bloomery and other local visits and greetings around Adams Cross Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilson
Wilmer
Dave Mitchell
Bloomery
George Seely
Fred Seely
Florida
S. L. Hanby
Earl Adams
Gertie Adams
P. T. A. Supper Set for January 22 at Community House
The Denton area Parent-Teachers Association holds a benefit supper Thursday January 22 at the Community House. Serving begins at 5:30 PM. Patrons are asked to donate money dressed chickens eggs celery butter sugar coffee and lard and send items to the Community House by Thursday morning. The supper committee led by Mrs. T. Alan Goldsborough and Mrs. Fred Nut tle urges broad support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Denton
T. Alan Goldsborough
Fred /Nuttle
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Executive meeting outlines plans
The County Sunday School Association met at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. B. F. Wentworth and other local leaders. They scheduled a conference for adults at Ridgely Reformed Church on January 28 plus a pastors and superintendents supper conference. Revival meetings begin at the Church of the Brethren next Sunday with Evangelist Rufus P. Bucher preaching each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Sunday School Association
Methodist Parsonage
B. F. Wentworth
Marydel
Pauline Albertson
Salisbury
Charles Jarrell
Hillsboro
E. C. Woodie
E. D. C. ‘Hegeman
Norman Vanscoy
Denton
R. L. Tawes
Harry Hemmons
Elsie Matthews
Ridgely
Ridgely Reformed Church
Ada
Church of the Brethren
Jerusalem
Rufus P. Bucher
Quarryville
Christ the Rock
Florence Haymaker
Washington
Elmer Anthony
Centreville
Philadelphia
Haymaker
Catherine, McElwain
Bedford
8. L. Shaw
Ridgely Observation Station
J. M. Swing
Emil Rosenast
Merchantville
N. J
Rosenast
Loraine Swing
Newark
Frank Stevenson
Wesley Bower
Charles Owens
Donald
Stanley Matthews
Ernestine
Fred Flounders
T. W. Jones
Clara Landers
D.M. Swing
Rehoboth
Walter Mitchell
Meredith
Annapolis
L. M. Goodwin
Baltimore
Hattie Hagadone
Gilbert Hagadone
A. S. Thompson
Plainfield
Chicago
Frank Flounders
William Rieck
Preston
Clarence Andrews
Andrews
Sabillasville
Andrew Mitchell
Herman Mitchell
Warwick
Burton Wilkinson
Sistter
Bunney
Elmer Hoffman
Harvey Holsinger
Charley Cherry
Farrier
Ridgely and
Easton Hospital
Ennis Percy
Easton
Will Mitchell
Swing Brothers
Denton Banks Elect Directors And Officers At Annual Meeting
Denton National Bank and Peoples Bank of Denton held annual stockholders meetings on Tuesday at their banking houses. Denton National elected directors J Percy Bittle J Roland Chaffinch Harry S Dailey John L Everagam Dr Dawson O George Frank L R Nuttle Frederick B Nuttle Irwin T Saulsbury Lawrence B Towers and officers J Roland Chaffinch president Harry S Dailey vice president Wm I Norris cashier I Robert Fleetwood paying teller Ferdinand Baynard bookkeeper Esther Bowdle bookkeeper Mrs Hilda C Fowler stenographer T Pliny Fisher attorney. Peoples Bank elected directors William Croll Thomas L Day William R Fountain H Clay Hobbs Paul Holsinger T Fred Johnson George J Kibler Henry T Nuttle Harry H Nuttle H Earle Smith Fred J Wright J Frank Wright and officers Henry T Nuttle president K Clay Hobbs vice president J Frank Wright cashier Wm H Nut tle assistant cashier Frances F Johnson Theodore Orme bookkeepers. Both banks praised the year’s work and expressed optimism for 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton National Bank
J.percy Bittle
J. Roland Chaffinch
Harrry S. Dailey
John L. Everagam
Dawson O. George
Frank L. R. Nuttle
Frederick B. Nuttle
Irwin T. Saulsbury
Lawrence B. Towers
Harry 8. Dailey
Wm. I. Norris
I. Robert Fleetwood
Ferdinand Baynard
Esther Bowdle
Hilda C. Fowler
T. Pliny Fisher
Brick Hotel
The
Peoples Bank of
Denton
William Croll
Thomas L. Day
William R. Fountain
H. Clay Hobbs
Paul Holsinger
T. Fred Johnson
George J. Kibler
Henry T. Nuttle
Harry H. Nuttle
H. Earle Smith
Fred
J. Wright
J. Frank Wright
K. Clay Hobbs
J.frank Wright
Wm. H. Nuttle
Frances F.johnson
Theodore Orme
J. Owen Knot
Orphans' Court Proceedings in Caroline County
The Orphans' Court met in regular session with Judges West Towers and Fleetwood. Administrations granted to Robert E Smith Jr for Robert E Smith Sr estate. bond approved. creditors notice ordered. apraisers named. Several executors filed accounts and lists of debts. various final accounts and releases noted. Administration granted to Burt Hobbs for Cecelia A Brittingham with bond approved and creditors notice ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West
Towers
Fleetwood
Robert E. Smith Sr
Robert E. Smith
Carroll Meredith
J. D. Davis
Henry R. Cook
Eastern Shore Trust Co
S. Bank of Federals‘burg
Frances L. Fishel
Georgia A. Holland
Geo. W. Holland
Georgia
A. Holland
J. Owen Knotts
Bernard Luff
T. Pliny Fisher
Nathaniel Phillips
Emma C. Coulbourne
Walter A. Coulbourne
J. Ed. Nichols
Winfield T. ‘Nichols
James H. Nichols
Annie E. Nichols
Kate Dowell
Winfield T. Nichols
T. Noble Jarrell
Charles B. Harrigan
Martha B. Noble
Maud Reidy
James Reidy
Owen Reidy
Virginia Reidy
Inez Noble
Mary Reidy
Burt Hobbs
Cecelia A. Brittingham
John Stevenson
Walter Weaver
Denton Fire Company Presents Bigger Minstrel at Palace
The Denton Volunteer Fire Co. will stage a bigger and better minstrel show at the Palace Theatre in Denton on February 18 and 19. Proceeds go to fire-fighting equipment maintenance. Tickets are 60 cents with no extra reservation fee. reserve at W. J. Evans or Jacob B. Davis. Committee includes W. H. Neal chairman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
Palace Theatre
Denton
W. J. Evans
Jacob B. Davis
W. H. Neal
Rvin Smith
Wm. Finn
K. W. Short
I. R. Fleetwood
L. Young
Samuel Newjeld
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter
Local social notes list visits and dinners among residents of Hillsboro East New Market Queen Anne and surrounding areas. Movements include Mrs Chas Webster and son visiting Jarrells, Jarrells and Eaton motor to Baltimore, Knott Evans guests in Chesapeake City, and others visiting relatives in Easton Preston Tunis Mills and Queen Anne with several Sunday gatherings and a Saturday market announcement by the Woman's Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Webster
Charles Hubbard
East New Market
Laura Knotts
Queen Anne
Chas. Jarrell
J. N. Clark
P. G. Tarbutton and Son
Easton
W. L. Thompson
William
Edwin Gale
Bernard Wood
Wilmington
William Sherwood
Philadelphia
Earle Wothers
Travers
H. W. B. Rowe
Roberta l Rowe
Louise Gray
Harry Wright
Preston
J. M. Eaton
F. E. Jarrell
Baltimore
N. E. Knott and
Elizabeth Evans
Ors
Chesapeake City
Louise Horsey
Blanche Horsey
J. R. MacSorley
Federalsburg
Dora Morris
Centreville
H. R. Covell
G. B. Stewart
Addie Morgan
Clifton Hicks
Calvin Ward
Greensboro
Edgar Blades
Ralph Holland
N. E. Knott
New York
Evening Worship Schedule at Methodist Church South
Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m Union revival meetings are in progress and well attended each night Rev Howard Lane preaches both helpful and inspiring sermons Mr Henry Morgan underwent an operation at the Emergency Hospital Easton last Wednesday morning and is doing nicely His friends wish for a speedy recovery Social visits include Mr and Mrs Howard Eley hosting a turkey dinner with Clara and Mabel Eley and others from Eas ton Queens town Seaford Port Huron Cordova Harrington and Centerville are noted guests visiting local families this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Nichols & Co
Wright
Chautauqua
Caroline High School
Denton
Johnson
M. K. Newnam
Hegeman’s
N. E. Ramsdell
H. W. Hughes
Concord Sunday School
A. L. Butler
Denton-Burrsville Road
Allen
R. N. Stafford
Burrsville
R. H. Stafford
2Nd and
Market Sts
Denton Motor Co
Chambers and
America
Preston School
Mt. Pleasant M. E
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Baltimore
Caroline County Sunday School Association
Ridgely Reformed Church
A. A. Archer
Hobbs
Patience Pauline Farrier
Charles E. Farrier
Easton
Brethren Church
E. C. Woodie
JJ. W. Kirk
Earl Holsinger
E. C. Barber
Robert Neighbors
George Shaffer
R. G. Williams
W. J. Irwin
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Howard Lane
Henry Morgan
Howard Eley
Clara
Mabel Eley
Eastion
Jack Bishop
Queenstown
C. Fleming
Seaford
John DeFord
Frank Barton
Betty Lou
Port Huron
Mich
W. J. Barton
Centreville
B. C. Barton
Will Jump
Cordova
Lightner
Clyde Vangesel
Harrington
Herbert Stayton
Church of the New Jerusalem
Williston
Young Peoples
Frances Hignatt
Ladies Aid of
Preston
Frank Ledman
T. L. Trice
T. Clayton Taylor
Howard Harris
Fulton Noble
Clayton Taylor
W. HW. Beck
Wm. L.def
Dorothy Wright
T. C. Taylor
Melvin Williamson
Wilmington
Del
J. W. Williamson
Norman Taylor
Detroit
Collins
C. F. Noble
Brantly Trice
John Fletcher
Chester
John Williamson
Charles Payne
Evelyn Engel
Adeline Edgell
It Is Not a Home Until It Is Planted
A garden group promotes flower growing with open meetings in communities this winter. Demonstrators train on perennials bulbs trees and shrubs with lessons on fundamental gardening and landscaping for all interested attendees.
Resolutions of Respect for Matthew Garey
The Caroline Council No. 175 of the Junior Order United American Mechanics notes the death of brother Matthew Garey. It honors his mind and heart, extends sympathy to relatives and friends, and resolves to drape the Charter for thirty days. A copy will be sent to the family and provided to the local press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Council
United American Mechanics
Matthew Garey
School Honor Roll December Listing Details Distinction Honors Merit
The December honor roll lists Distinction with Clive Butler and Winifred Towers. The Honor group includes many students such as Mary Emily Alburger and Liz Wine, while Merit covers Elizabeth Tiake and Catherine Towers among others. Distinction requires an A in each subject, Honor a B or higher in all, and Merit a B or higher in three major subjects with no grade below C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seleven
Clive Butler
Wini
Fred Towers
Honor
Mary Emily Alburger
Winnie Barber
Marjorie Beauchamp
Lil
Lian Dean
Mildred Flaharty
Elizabeth Wine
William Jones
Virgil Ellett
Roberta Hake
Louise Liden
Irenel Wright
Samuel Baxter
Glenn Crain
Iarry Nuttle
Robert Seese
Cora’ Chambers
Jean Kauffman
Lynnie' ‘Lord
Eleanor Wilson
Norman
Stewart Wright
Mary Emily Breeding
Alma Deen
Emma E. Hollister
Margaret Jane Knotts
Ruth Noble
Charlotte Pastorfield
Doris Woodie
Elsie Wright
Robert Ashe
Samuel Johnson
William Jump
Catherine Allfather
Jane Bryant
Doris Kern
Sara Swiss
Betty Woodward
Local Obituaries and Notables Mark Week in Greensboro area
Mr. Arthur G. Smith 50 died at home on Railroad Avenue after illness. A 23 year Pennsylvania Railroad employee and longtime Greensboro resident, he served St Pauls M E Church and local civic groups. Funeral held at M E Church with Masonic rites. Also noted are the death of Mrs Cecilia Moore Brittingham aged 80, and funeral details for both. Other items include social visits, a 21st birthday party for Miss Josephine Bernard, and a pie record by Mrs Hattie Liden totaling 2316 pies this year with notes on prior years. Closing poem line about cooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Smith
Railroad Avenue
John H. Mitchell
Greensboro
Walter Mitchell
A. B. Frye
Greensboro Cemetery
A. B. Cohee
Henderson
Clayton Brown
Barbara
Hickman
Norman
Cohee
Frank Cooper
Harrington
Thomas Thornton
Smyrna
Josephine Bernard
Frank Handsburg
Barratt’s Chapel
Wilson Thornton
Elizabeth Quillen
Addie Breeding
Swarthmore
Ernest Liden
Hattie Liden
Ernest A. Liden
Federalsburg
Liden
Hattie E. Todd
Caleb and
Charlotte Todd
Chestnut Grove
Bethlehem spelling match set for Friday at Community House
A spelling program will be held Friday evening January 23 at the Community House with Mrs J B Todd and Mr Lawrence Legates as captains. Food will be sold. Nearby social notes list visits by Mr and Mrs J B Todd and Mrs Will Harding and daughters in Federalsburg for wedding anniversaries, plus several other local greetings and visits during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Todd
Lawrence Legates
Will Harding
Federalsburg
Henry Andrews
Ola Legates
Minnie Blades
James Robinson
Fay
Royal Oak
Roland Carroll
Roland
Wilmington
Martha Hubbard
Alva Blades
Preston Matters of Interest at Church and Town News
Local church announcements cover Sunday services in Preston and Williston with themes and lessons. A Ladies Aid election names officers. Residents host dinners and move to new homes. Birthday, medical updates, and visits recur, including a forthcoming Shell Gas filling station plan in Preston.
Wilsons Host Kitchen Shower and Local News
A kitchen shower honored Mr and Mrs Wilmer Wilson with Mrs Blanche Scott, a Caroline High School ’29 graduate, receiving gifts. Local groups report meeting notices, officer elections, and visits between Epworth Leagues. Several residents travel, move, or recover from illness, including Grace Thawley and Marie Collins relatives, with minor farm and home changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilson
Wilmer Wilson
Rose Noble
Bessie Liden
Elizabeth Noble
Laura Torbert
Concord Epworth League
Denton Epworth League
Kathleen Covey
Louise Seeders
Bernice Lawless
Salisbury
Local Social Roundup of Sunday Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs W J Murphy hosted guests including Mr T C Hammond and Mr Harry Porter of Harrington and Miss Emily Wilson of Easton. Golden wedding anniversary celebrated for Mr and Mrs Wm Goodwin in Henderson. A D Quillen and son Clark plus Grant De Witt took a Florida motor trip. Marion Jarman visited H Masten near Harrington. Harry Gibson of Delmar visited J W Gibson. Sewing Circle entertained by Calvin Richards. Woman's Missionary Society met with Mrs Noble Shively. Ralph Ober and J C Kinnamon hosted guests recently. T N Jarrell hosted Wilmington relatives last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Murphy
T. C. Hammond
Harry Porter
Harrington
Willson
Emily
Easton
J. W. Gibson
Orville Melvin
Wm. Goodwin
Henderson
A. D. Quillen
Clark
Grant de Witt
Florida
Marion Jarman
H. Masten
Harry Gibson
Delmar
Sewing Circle
Calvin Richards
Woman's Missionary Society
Noble Shively
Ralph Ober
J. C. Kinnamon
T. N. Jarrell
Wilmington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Twe Local Department
Rasnes
Toere
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Loyal Temperance Legion
E. C. Hallman
L. T. L. Girls
F. W. Kirwan
J. W. Kirk
Emerson
Gov. Ritchie
Adams Cross Roads
Community House
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Edna N. Hobbs
Cash
Tuckahoe
Roland Satterfield
J. Virgil Moore
Wm. J. Irwin
Bethlehem
Concord
Goldsboro
Uhves