Local notices and odds and ends in Denton Maryland
Local items include sale offers such as a piano and a boy and a girl bicycle at Ward addresses, along with rent ads for two five room apartments on different streets. Community notices mention bake sales, a new job in Baltimore, fruit growing guidance, church activities, and a Seabees recruit stationed in Virginia.
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P. O
Denton
McKenna Beauty Shop
Carl Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
J. Lester Everngam
Franklin
Stark’s Nursery
Grace Methodist Church
R. Boon Beauchamp
William Finn
Fred C. Brown
Navy
Virginia
Norman P. Foster
Salisbury
Social Security Board
Edward Smith
Greenland
Olaf Smith
Edward
Baltimore area wedding notices and social notes
A Baltimore Sun item details multiple marriages and engagements among families from Ridgely, Greensboro, and Denton with dates, ceremonies, and home postings. It covers Betty Dryden and Chalmers Brumbaugh Jr. marriage on January 9 in Baltimore, Miriam Holsinger and Harold Butler nuptials, and several other announcements plus social events and local travel. It notes club receptions, home addresses, and military assignments of several individuals.
Church Notices for January Sunday services and events
Sunday school meets at 9 45 in the main auditorium due to room work. Morning worship at 10 45 with junior and senior choirs. Sermon titled Temples. Youth Fellowship at 7 00 in the old parsonage led by Walter B Palmer Jr. W S C S monthly meeting January 26 noted. Prayer service Wednesdays at 7 30 in the old parsonage. The communion or other list meeting plans to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy H. Short
Walter B. Palmer Jr
Sermon Subjects For Sunday Worship Services
Sermon subjects for tomorrow’s Sunday services include God’s Perfect Standard and a Wonderful Discovery. Services Sunday and weekday meetings will be held at the appointed hours as usual.
Denton Churches Announce Sunday Services and Plays
A compilations of church notices lists Denton area services for the Denton Church of The Brethren and Caroline Circuit of Methodist Churches among others. It mentions sermons titled Giving Speech to the Dumb and The Gleam of the Cross, Sunday school times, hymn services, and a Chester Harley play event. Various pastors and ministers such as Rev Newton J Miller and David E Wood accompany the notices inviting all to worship.
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Denton
Church of the Brethren
Newton J. Miller
Caroline
David E. Wood
Hobbs
Thawley’s
Burrsville Union
Greensboro Methodist Church Service Schedule
Pastor Rev R W Kirwan leads Sunday School at 9 45 a m with preaching at 11 am and 7 30 p m The Official Board meets on the first Wednesday at 8 00 p m The Sunday School Board gathers on the second Wednesday at 8 00 p m Woman's Society of Christian Service meets the second Tuesday at 7 30 p m Junior Epworth League holds Wednesday 4 p m during the school year Blue Ribbon Bible Class meets on the last Tuesday at 7 30 p m
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Greensboro Methodist Church
R. W. Kirwan
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Epworth League
Greensboro church services and schedules
Pilgrim Holiness Church Greensboro Pastor A C Clark holds prayer meeting Friday 7 45 p m Sunday School 2 p m Praise and song service 3 p m Young Peoples service 7 45 preaching service Greensboro Baptist Church Pastor Paul F Burke announces Sunday School 9 45 a m Morning Worship 11 a m Baptist Training Union 7 p m Evening Worship 8 p m Bible study and prayer Thursday 7 30 p m Second Tuesday Woman's Missionary Society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Young Peoples
Greensboro Baptist Church
Paul F. Burke
Baptist Training Union
Woman's Missionary Society
Personal notices from Denton to Philadelphia visits
A compendium of brief notes lists Dickie Rathell visiting his grandmother in Philadelphia after a Grand Rapids departure. Other items mention J Lester Everngain and Gail Cooper's New York trip, Warren Seese of Baltimore visiting his parents, Artery Nichols of Concord admitted to Easton Memorial Hospital, Selden C Watters of Philadelphia visiting family, Mrs Emerson hosting bridge, Dorothy Miller and Naomi Roe on sick lists, Thomas Baker moving to Wilmington, Melvin Brown hospitalized, Sgt Paul Oros returning home from Ft Belvoir, and a general appeal to subscribe for The Journal for county news.
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Dickie Rathell
Mary Jane Brown
Thomas Rathell
Denton
Charles Brown
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wm. H. Rathell
Philadelphia
Elmer Smyers
J. Lester Everngain
Gail F. Cooper
New York City
Warren Seese
Baltimore
J. A. Seese
Artery Nichols
Concord
Easton Memorial Hospital
Selden C. Watters
Fannie Shields
John H. Emerson
Bridge
Dorothy M. Miller
Naomi Roe
University Hospital
Thomas Baker
Wilmington
Melvin Brown
Paul Oros
Ft. Belvoir
Ridgely Weekly News Letter Highlights Local Life
Misses Alice Wilson and Stella Matthews attend County Nurses Board meeting at Denton Health Center. Red Cross surgical dressings production resumes as refugees and soldiers gain garments. Numerous residents listed as sick or convalescent. several babies born during the week. Visits span Dover, Baltimore, Wilmington, and Camp Murphy. Notables include a marriage announced for Florence Porter and Paul Eaton. Ridgely experiences a two minute blackout after siren test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Wilson
Stella Matthews
Denton
Red Cross
Turkington
Townsanna Cooper
Arthur Richard
Walter Bennington
Leonard Dean
Rachel McKenney
Gregg
Easton Hospital
Inlaw
Edward Carter
Albert White
James Short
Felton
Fifer Hospital
Brooks Jerread
Harrington
Walter Hurd
Marydel
Linwood Everett
Sadlersville
Floyd Porter
William Porter
Wilmington
Harford Porter
William Greiner
Allen
Charlotte
Queen Anne
Thomas Roe
Camp Murphy
Florida
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Clement Noble
Dover
Florence Ann Porter
Paul Eaton
Harry Eaton
Neast Town
Florence Thompson
Alan Parsons
Harold Hatfield
Georgetown
Annie Turner
Gertrude Cannon
H. O. Hufnal
John Sculley
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Richard Blackburn
Martin Sutton
Mesdames Blackburn
Harry Stedman
William Carroll
Maude Sleek
Farm Bureau
Baltimore
H. C. Harrington
Centreville
Emma Jackson
Jonathan
Pennsylvania
Howard
James Stack
Stack
Crumpton
Ridgely
R. N
Red Cross Home
Hillsboro Community Club
Clinton Guthrie
Reba Gallion
Easton
Albert Davis
Mabel Jones
Ada Matthews
William C. Harrison
Euston
Lena Raymond
Federalburg
Harry Robinson
Harrison Holsinger
Dave
Helen Marvel
William Marvel
Irene Koeneman
Harvey O. Hufnal
Philemon
Henrietta Payne
Christopher Nichols
Roger Ringgold
St.Michaels
Willard Jones
Price
Thomas Gooderick
Fort Lee
N. J
W. T. Temple
William Sculley
Newark
Black cardboard praised as top blackout material
The Journal Office offers black cardboard noted for its blackout properties. Shop today to secure durable, opaque sheets suitable for light control and display needs.
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Journal
Keep always with you quote from H H Asquith
A concise line from H H Asquith encourages constant companionship of good thoughts to guide every path and choice one pursues. The maxim emphasizes inner discipline and steadfast optimism across varied journeys.
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H. H. Asquith
Andersontown Hobbs Homemakers Club Meeting
The Andersontown Hobbs Homemakers Club met at the Church House in Concord on Thursday afternoon with president Mrs Uarry Nuttle presiding Miss Spafford demonstrated mending men s clothing Members discussed heating problem solutions and a humorous yet serious talk on voluntary meat rationing Also discussed were coffee and cocoa substitutes and pork trimming uses The February meeting will be at Mrs J L Stevens s home Officers elected for the year are President Mrs Harry Nuttle Vice President Mrs Robert Schall Secretary Mrs William Murphy Treasurer Mrs Alex Lord Hostesses were Mrs Frank Wright and Mrs Harold Scott with refreshments served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersontown-Hobbs Homemakers Club
Church House
Concord
Uarry Nuttle
Miss Spafford
J. L. Stevens
Harry Nuttle
Robert Schall
William Murphy
Alex Lord
Frank Wright
Harold Scott
Greensboro Social Roundup of Friends and Travel
Greensboro residents and former locals visit and relocate parties across towns from Philadelphia to Dover. Several individuals travel for work with Penn Jersey Steel Co. and attend family funerals and dinners.
Turkey Dinner Honors Soldier Son and Local News Roundup
Templeville Mrs. Katie Stafford hosted a turkey dinner for Pvt Allen Stafford on leave. Attendees included relatives from Newark Marydel and Hardy. Mrs Stafford attended Sadlersville High School exercises where a service flag was presented. Both sons serve. Sgt Temple overseas, Allen training at Camp Wood NJ. Various local visits and church notices follow, detailing community members and weekend guests across Newark Marydel Dover Wilmington Goldsboro and Greensboro areas.
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Katie Stafford
Allen Stafford
Register
Helen
Newark
Amos Wyatt
Doris Ann
Marydel
Roland Knotts
Hardy
Mary Knotts
Sadlersville High School
Truman Richards
Chester
Gus Wisk
Anne
Miss Wisk
Dover
Anna Richards
Agnes Richardson
Jacqueline
N. J
Frank Regenge
Allen Pippin
Wilmington
Irons Pippin
Elinor Starkey
Medford Starkey
Annie Hall
Ed Thompson
Goldsibors
Hillsborg Queen Anne Social News Highlights
Mrs Edgar Blades and Miss Mildred Stenger stayed with Mrs Byron Poore and Miss Genevive Poore in Greensboro. Mrs Joe Thomas and Mary Joe of Baltimore visited Howard and Hazel Dodds. Bonnie Barton of Queen Anne visited Mildred Stenger. Bernice Lawless, a teacher, has been ill but is recovering. Youths attended a party at Fellowship Hall. Mrs Norman Wilson of Ridgely visited daughter Mrs Clinton Stoops. Clinton Stoops and Connie Stoops visited in Ridgely. Russell Eaton returned from the Navy with a medical discharge. Mrs Kate Clark of Denton visited sister Mrs Charles Jarrell. Nick Knott of Chester, Pa visited family over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Blades
Mildred Stenger
Byron Poore
Genevive Poore
Greensboro
Joe Thomas
Mary Joe
Baltimore
Howard Dodds
Bonnie Barton
Queen Anne
Bernice Lawless
Fellowship Hall
Norman Wilson
Ridgely
Clinton Stoops
Connie
Russell Eaton
Navy
Kate Clark
Denton
Charles Jarrell
Nick Knott
Chester
Death Visits Queen Anne In Two Fatalities
Last week Queen Anne mourned two deaths, Mr. J. E. Morgan of Queen Anne on Tuesday and Mr. Charles Jarrell on Thursday. Morgan’s funeral was at his home and he was buried at Greenmount Cemetery near town. he leaves widow Lizzie B. Barton, daughter Edna Cuver of Hebron, Md., and two sons Henry E. and Horace M. Morgan. Community notes praise civic effort, report 13 women made nearly 700 surgical dressings, and invite more participation.
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Jacob Morgan
Queen Anne
Harry E. Holsinger
Ridgely
Caroline County National Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank
Howard Harris
Preston
J. E. Morgan
Charles Jarrell
Mr. Morgan
Greenmount Cemetery
Town
Lizzie B. Barton
Edna Cuver
Hebron
Henry E
Horace M. Morgan
Easton
Herman Skinner
Henry E. Morgan
Memorial Hospital
Furloughs and Birthdays Highlight Local Notices
Mr. Dawson Fountain, in the U S Navy, enjoys a week with relatives after convoy work and two trips to Africa. Mrs J A Billings records her 90th birthday on Monday. Mrs T B Frazier learns her brother John Bonney’s condition at Pine Blut Sanitarium has worsened. Families visit and host church events mark a busy week in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Fountain
U. S. Navy
Africa
J. A. Billings
Billings
T. B. Frazier
John Bonney
Pine Blut Sanitarium
Charlie Wilson
LeRoy
Dallas
Wayne
James C. Hardesty
Delaware
D. E. Wood
Thawley’s
Burrsville
J. L. Stevens
Russell Stevens
Elmer Butler
Privileged visits and gatherings at Carmine home
Bal timore and Vienna social guests attended luncheon and dinner with Rear-Admiral and Mrs. Carmine. Visitors included Mrs. Jennie Pritchett of Dover and Miss Josephine Gallagher of Melfa. Red Cross rooms open Tuesday and Thursday afternoons with volunteers needed. Mrs. H B Wright Jr hosted Saturday evening for Mrs. Marion Chanivera.
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Milton Noble
Baltimore
James Noble
Vienna
G. C. Carmine
Jennie Pritchett
Dover
Del
Fulton Noble
Walter Donaway
Josephine Gallagher
Melfa
Caroline County Opposes Tax Court Bill in Maryland
The Caroline County Board of Commissioners disapproves a Senate bill creating continuous assessments and an Appeal Tax Court in several Maryland counties. They seek amendment to exclude Caroline, noting the bill shifts tax appeal powers to the court and sets new district reviews. All three county commissioners oppose the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Board of Commissioners
Senate
Maryland
Caroline County
Appeal Tax Court
State Tax Commission
Baltimore
Board of County Commissioners
State Commission
Appeal Tax Board
H. Roland Towers
William L. DeFord
Emmett Hignutt
Goldsboro note thanks and church service announced
Mrs Cora Bickling and her children return home to Goldsboro after seven weeks on a farm. She thanks friends and neighbors and the Grey couple and others for help. W S C S will lead services at Trinity Methodist Church next Sunday night with a music centered program and all are invited. Sewing Circle hosted by Mrs A D Quillen and Mrs Esther DeWitt. Several local visits noted. Mrs Roy Shively improving and able to go out. Louise Milby visited Baltimore relatives. Annie Cheffins visited Mrs Carrie Jarman.
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Nellie Harper Lingo
LeRoy A. Lingo
Seaford
Greensboro
Thomas Harper
St. Luke’s
Episcopal Church
Church
Horace Ellis
Robert E. Lingo
U. S. Aviation Corps
Seattle
Wash
William W. Harper
St. Luke’s Church
Richard W. Trapnell
St. Luke’s Cemetery
First Methodist Church
Market Street
Lawrence E. Wimbrow
H. A. Brown
Dunning
Baltimore
Elizabeth E. Pippin
Robert Jump
C. R. Hare
Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Office
Department of Agriculture
Hare
Salisbury
Maryland
Cora Bickling
Goldsboro
Grey
Trinity Methodist Church
A. D. Quillen
Esther DeWitt
W. J. Murphy
Martin
Carrie Jarman
Dover
Roy Shively
Louise Milby
Annie Cheffins
Henderson Social Roundup Shows Local Weekend Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bennett and son Paul visited near Dover with the Kulhanek family. Mrs. Lewis Shelton and Bonnie Lou of Sadlerzville stayed with Dora Melvin’s family. Betty L. Montague of Wilmington visited her parents, the T. A. Montagues. H L Melvin’s group spent Thursday with daughter Mrs. Edwin Dill in Dover. Miss Elsie Mae Rauchley from Wilmore was with Anna Rauchley. The Sewing Circle enjoyed a Tuesday evening gathering hosted by Addie Clark. Emily McCrea of Goldsboro was guest of Eleanor Harmon on Sunday.
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J. H. C. Legg
Eliason Legg
Centreville
Sallie Horey
John Jarvis
Jarvis
John Cohee
Harrington
George Cannon
Ray Kirwan
Dorothy
Robert
Ralph Boyer
Charles
Dover
Harry S. Hubbard
Arthur G. Smith
Arthur Horn
Arlington
W. L. Goldsborough
Baltimore
Paul Curry
Paul
Greensboro
James Curry Sr
Henry Shulties
Henderson
Carl Nichols
Elizabeth Cruser
Havre de Grace
George Cruser
Charles Nichols
William Phillips
Dorothy Swann
Wilmington
Georgia Swann
Lacy Wilson
Michael Ash
Currie Hobbs
Burt Hobbs
Vivian Needles
Ruth Simpson
al Dobson
Washington
Grace Wooters
Martin Bennett
Frank Kulhanek
Lewis Shelton
Bonnie Lou
Sadlerzville
Dora Melvin
Betty L. Montague
T. A. Montague
H. L. Melvin
Edwin Dill
Elsie Mae Raughley
Anna Rauchley
Addie Clark
Emily McCrea
Goldsboro
Eleanor Harman
Dust-Reducing Prompt for Merchandisers
To keep the dust off your merchandise use printers ink. It will not stay on shelves long enough to gather dust and helps protect items from dust accumulation.
Greensboro Delegates Attend Peninsula Conference Meeting
Mrs R C Jackson and Miss Lena Lewis represented Greensboro at the third annual Peninsula Conference of the Methodist Church held at The Wesley Church Dover on January 14 with 163 delegates and 300 visitors. An address by Mrs Chu Shih Ming, wife of Major General Chu of the Chinese Embassy, was delivered at the afternoon session. Music by Wesley College Choir directed by Mrs W J Storey complemented the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Jackson
Lena Lewis
Greensboro
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Wesley Church
Dover
Chu Shih- Ming
Gingling College
Chu
Washington
Wesley College
W. J. Storey
Claud Rawlings
George R. Adams
Louise Henrietta
William Earl Downes Jr
William Earl Downes Sr
Lawson Jump
Denton
Rose Tribbitt
Norman Scott
Harrington
Greenssboro
George A. Reach Co
Sarah Murphy
WAACS
Ft. Des Moines
Iowa
Ellis Murphy
WAAC
Aux
Sara Murphy
Reg. Army Post
Young Woman's Club
Clarence, Pearson
Frederick Meyer
Infantile Paralysis Fund
Ann Porter
Railroad Ave
Gorgas Odontological Society
University of Maryland Dental College
Baltimore
Edward W. Vandegrift
E. J. Vandegrift
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Whital Laramore
Edward W. Laramore
Army Air Corps
Nichols
Harold F. Butler
Miriam Holsinger
Ridgely
Boca Raton
Florida
Harry Holsinger
Ridgely High School
Thomas Horsey
U. S. Army
Madison
Wisconsin
Eleanor Horsey
Wilmington
T. Clayton Horsey
Sallie Horsey
Allen Curry
James Curry Jr
James Curry Sr
Marshall Roe
Naval Training Station
Bainbridge
L. W. Taylor Jr
Beverly Goldsborough
Beacom’s Business College
B. L. Goldsborough
Catherine Wheatley
Edgar Todd
Roxy Kerrrumph
Station
Preston
Bir
James Todd
Carvil Dill
Korriumph House
Hattie Roberts
Louise
Dill
St. Louis
Pet Milk Co
Frances Silcox
Greensboro High School
Federalsburg High School
Grayson Smith
Fred Monroe Sr
Claude Conner
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Francis H. Dryden
Betty Spring Dryden
Chalmers Sherfey Brumbaugh Jr
Chalmers S. Brumbaugh
First Presbyterian Church
John H. Gardner
Edward Evans
Round Bay
Brumbaugh
James J. Coale 3d
Clyde M. Clapp
W.A. Stewart Wright
USNR
Walter Eraus
Hopkins Club
N. Charles Street
Miriam Eleanor Holsinger
Harold Butler
Harry Butler
Thelma Sites
Calvin Butler
New Windsor Junior College
New Windsor
Bridgewater
Harvey Lord
Martha Wright
Della Hall Deakyne
Milford
Priscilla Elliott Deakyne
Roger Scott Harrison
S. M. Harrison
Deakyne
Harrison
Dartmouth College
School of Journalism
Columbia University
Dartmouth
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Casque and Gauntlet
U. S. Signal Corps
Madeleine Cooper
U. S. Armed Forces
E. G. Cooper
State Teachers College
Cooper
U. S
Oklahoma
Claude L. Lankford
Federalsburg
Elizabeth
Roscoe H. Parker
Hugh H. Parker
Scranton
South Carolina
Mount Vernon
Newport
Rhode Island
Saulsbury
George E. Saulsbury
Bainter’s Ridge
Bel Air
Robert D. Green Jr
Charles G. Dukes
Louise Dukes
Emily Foster
Pat Asilton
Louise Wright
Chestertown Hospital
Miami
Fla
E. O. Hickstein
Cliffside
B. Charles Weissinger
Jersey City
Melvin Bennington
Walter George
Vera Pee
L. E. Wimbrow
T. J. Turkington
Williston
T. S. Dixon
Pilgrim Holiness Church
A. C. Clark
Rhgely
Ben Trice
Edith Slemmer
Milton Slemmer
Raymond Oglesby
Penn Jersey Steel Co
Henry Lucas
Earl Dill
Normal Walls Sr
Templeville
Hillsborg
Tuckahoe
Caroline Board
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