Local notices mix of sales, events and obits in Denton Md
Local ads list price cuts at J H Nichols Co in Chautauqua and 1914 era dining and living room suites. Community notices include church services, minstrel show tickets, county nurse bake sale, gardening club gatherings, and a fire company entertainment. Obituary for Theodore Parker Phillips notes Philadelphia residence and Denton burial.
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J. H. Nichols & Co
S. Chautauqua
Caroline High School
Denton
M. K. Newnam
H. W. Hughes
A. L. Butler
Denton-Burtsville
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
Allen
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
Chas. T. Baker
Epiphany Mission
Preston
St. Andrew’s Mission
Harlock
Choir
Christ Church
Tri-County Council
W. R. Dulin
R. L. Tawes
Ridgely M. E
Andersontown-Hobbs Club
Church House
Concord
County Nurse Fund
Law
E. S. Public Service Company
Andersontown-Hobbs Community
Committee On Agriculture
Caroline County
Greensboro
Ridgely
Social News Highlights From Hickman Gatherings
A series of social events in Hickman includes turkey dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Cleaves with relatives from Philadelphia Felton Harrington and Hickman. Mr. H. R. Beck’s birthday party with friends from area towns. musical program planned at Denton M. P. Church featuring musicians from Salisbury and Boston. Ladies Aid Society meeting at Mrs. J. W. Kirk’s with Holiday Calendar items.
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T. A. Cleaves
Hickman
Harry Jewell
Nelson Jewell
Arthur Pinkstone
J. J. Toohey
Winfield Cleaves
Clayton Cleaves
Philadelphia
Ann Bringhurst
Felton
H. J. Ramsdell
Alden
Harrington
Fred Messick
Floyd Messick
H. R. Beck
Mr. Beck
Wm. H. Beck
Wm. L. DeFord
Phyllis Anne
Wm. L. DeFord, Jr
Doris Lee
Clayton Taylor
Marie
Smith Beck
Cora Callahan
Blanche Croll
Louise DeGinther
Easton
Denton M. P
Salisbury
Boston
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Protestant Church
J. W. Kirk
Kirk
Mary Downes
Ingleside
M. P
Denton
Wm. D. Uhler
J. K. Calloway
Baltimore
Florida
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Methodist Protestant
Christian Endeavor Society
Elias W. Nuttle
Richard Henning
Nuttle Lumber and,Coal Company
Pennsylvania Lumbermen’s
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
R. Kemp Hughiett
Trappe
Caroline Victoria Kemp
Charles Curtis Warner
Wilbur A. Clark
Cape May
C. H
N. J
John B. Taylor
Wilmington
Harry Clark
M. A. Brackett
I. R. Fleetwood
Ridgely
M. E
Fred Nuttle
Hugh Allen
Waverly
M. P. Allen
Newark
Philip E. Nuttle
Henrietta Lisle
North Carolina
J. Kemp Stevens
Louise Dukes
Choptank Ladies Aid Meets at Blades Home
The Choptank Ladies Aid of the M P Church met at Mr and Mrs O C Blades with no officer changes. New meeting set for February 3 at the same home. The Twentieth Century Community Club and visitors enjoyed a gathering at Clarence Perry's home with the next meeting planned for February 28 at Mrs W E Dulin's home.
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Ladies Aid
M. P. Church
Choptank
O. C. Blades
Linnie Cox
Roland Chambers
C. E. Williamson
E. F. Dunham
J. F. Spence
Annie Cheezum
Twentieth Century Community Club
Clarence Perry
W. E. Dulin
Community Welfare Committee Seeks Childrens Wear Donations
The Community Welfare Committee urges daily aid for needy families as winter deepens. The emphasis is on children, asking for old clothes and shoes to keep them warm. Donations are flowing, with a weekly $10 contribution boosting the total to 1,127.88, and a call to donate children’s wear and affordable furniture from R. H. Stafford of Burraville, Md.
Preston Community Club Notes on meetings and visits
The Preston Community Club met at the Parish House on Monday the 19th with a small turnout. Programs covered Famous Maryland Women and later Motion pictures and their influence. Socials included tea, sandwiches, soup for schoolchildren, and a bridge luncheon. Numerous local residents and visitors attended various church and social events through the week.
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Church meetings fill evenings
The Ridgely community reports nightly church gatherings at the Church of the Brethren with high attendance. Notices include upcoming topics for a week of sermons, a call for adult Bible class rally, PTA notes, farewells for Miss Elizabeth Smith, and various social visits, meals, and homebound prayer meetings across local families and organizations.
Hillsboro and Queen Anne News Items in the Twin Towns
Community notes from Greensboro and Hillsboro recount a miscellaneous bridal shower for Mrs Kennard at Mrs Sophia Howard s home with many attendees. Obituary notices include Mrs Emma Draper aged 76 died from blood poisoning after a wire scratch. Mr and Mrs Alvin Smith and Mrs Nettie Reading visit Lumberton. several local residents are noted at churches, visits, and social events. The Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company elected officers including president Mr John C Brown and chief Irvin Brumbaugh.
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Medford Price
Sophia Howard J
Ruthabeth Lane
Delaware
Wheeler
Martha Bickling
Leo Evans
Kennard
Katherine Towers
Clementine Fountain
Velma Howard
Sarah Murphy
Nelson Bishop
Wallace
Thornton and Son
Harvey Dill
Minnie Cooper
C. H. Meeds
Percy Snowberger
Earl Passwaters
John C. Brown
Jesse W. Porter
C. B. Jarman
John R. Meekins
Clinton B. Jarman
A. W. Brumbaugh
C. A. Beaumont
Irvin Brumbaugh
W. Byron Poore
Clayton Porter
John Jarvis
J. W. Porter
John Wyatt
Ralph Swann
Norman Walls
Ray Luff
Wilbur Carroll
John C
Brown
Wallace ‘Thornton
Emma Draper
Milford Hospital
Miss Draper
Greensboro
Annie Price
Ida Baker
Harrington
John Baker
Burrsville
Robert
Thomas Draper
St. Paul’s
James Harrington
Wilmington
Thomas Hobbs
T.N. Tombes
Betty Hale
Suzette
Easton
J. C. Ledbetter
Emma Locke
Philadelphia
C. B. Wilson
Eugene Raughley
Dover
R. J. Raughley
Harvey Porter
Ida Clark
Henry Porter
Marcus Hooks
Bessie Bennett
Sadie Tinley
Clayton
John Nichols
Carroll Murphy
James F.murphy
Burlington
N. J
Fred Murphy
T. C. Horsey
Fred Sylvester
Elsie Briggs
Grace Wooters
Marie Eaton
Denton
Roland Pippin
Dawson Gruwell
Federalsburg Volunteers Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Federalsburg Volunteer Fire Company annual election J Frank Short was re elected president for a fourth year with J Raymond Charles as vice president Everett Nuttle as secretary William Wagner as chief and Ferdinand Nagel as chief engineer Arthur Johnson as storekeeper Wagner succeeds ill health resigned T Ira Johnson on the chief post The board of trustees comprises the president vice president and chief plus Wilmer Noble and Charles P Wright A supper social planning committee was appointed and a new engine purchased The Hurlock Volunteer Fire Company also held its annual election with W G Williams as president and G A Woolen as chief Civil service examiner Hayward Hignutt examined candidates for Hurlock postmastership Readings at social visits and dinners followed the elections
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Federalsburg’ Volunteer Fire Company
J. Frank Short
J. Raymond Charles
Everett Nuttle
William Wagner
Ferdinand Nagel
Arthur Johnson
T. Ira Johnson
Wilmer
Noble
Floyd Phillips
Lesslie Wheatley
George W. Burke
Hurlock Volunteer Fire Company
W. G. Williams
L. E. Tufft
G. A. Woolen
Martin Sellers
Walter Wilson
Elmer Windsor
Hose
S. H. Phillips
Hayward Hignutt
Civil Service
Hurlock
Mary Stevens
Edgar Bradley
Lawrence Watson
George Nichols
Merton Bradley
Elbert Lyden
Walter Adams
Orland Closson
Alpheus Adams
Glenna Wright
Beatrice Closson
S. Walter Lyden
Shirley
Thomas Todd
Hillsboro Community Remembers Mary Lane in Lively Notice
A heartfelt obituary describes Mary Lane of Queenstown as beloved by many in the community. She leaves a husband, a daughter Mrs. Harry Dulin of Cordova, ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren, plus four brothers and one sister. Funeral was held Wednesday at 2 pm with Revs. Kirwan and Everett officiating. interment in Hillsboro cemetery.
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Harry Dulin
Cordova
George
William
John Lane
Queenstown
Lorin Lane
Baltimore
Ella Saulsbury
Federalsburg
F. W. Kirwan
Denton
Everett
Hillsboro
Edgar Blades
Everett Gale
Thomas Beaven
Edward Davis
George Ford
Frank Fleming
Elwood Fleming
Laura Virginia
James Sherwood
Jimmy
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Salisbury State Normal School
Mary Louise Dodds
Clifton Hicks
Kenneth
Emma Wilmot
Easton
Lulu Beaven
Philadelphia
Florence Beaven
Pleasant Week Through Maryland Towns and Celebrations
A group led by S Walter Lyden toured Annapolis Washington Frederick Gettysburg and several other sites visiting historic and regional landmarks. A surprise party honored Mrs Calvin Williams with thirty seven attendees. Community events included an Aid bake sale and various family gatherings as revival services closed. The Caroline County Sunday School Association plans a banquet and rally January 28 at the Reformed Church Ridgely with Rev James H Bishop speaking on adult responsibility in Christian education.
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Church of the Brethren
Jericho
Christ
Noah
Emma Jackson
Walter Bennington
Frank Seward
Will Smith
Harry Lane
Harry Hemmons
Harry Swann
J. T. Moore
A. W. Thompson
Annie Turner
Henry Wilkinson
Nattie Hagadone
Alice Bennington
Florence Haymaker
Elmer Anthony
Centreville
Ridgely
Reformed Church
James Bishop
Dover
May Thompson
Mary Brumbaugh
Elizabeth Smith
Western ‘High School
Baltimore
Robert E. Smith
Rawlings
Annapolis
Elizabeth
Ed. Roe
Stack
Charles Hammond
Selby Smith
Mary Garrigues
Bryan Turbitt
Philadelphia
the Reformed Church
Harry Hol Singer
Roy L. Tawes
Raymond Mancha
St. Louis
Richmond
Carolyn Mancha
A. G. Saulsbury
Woman’s Home Missionary, Society
Ada Matthews
Harry Laird
Ed. Stevens
Adele
Rehoboth
I. T. Saulsbury
Charles Jarrell
Victoria Roe
Greensboro
Prof
C. Simmons
Jarrell
Snow Hill
James Thomas
James Semerteen
Garden Heights
Del
Robert Pierce
Moore’s
Wm. Cooper l
Dorothy
Chester
Charlotte Kibler
College Park
Florence Sugar
Washington
Thompson Swing
L. M. Goodwin
Chicago
Roy Tawes
Millington
Cooper
Ed. McPherson
Harrisburg
Sue Latcham
Milford
Methodist Ladies Aid
Davis
Cambridge
Homemakers’ Club
Will, Stevens
Queen Anne
Mulford Swing
Ord Raleigh
J. E. Harbison
Nellie Briscoe
S. Walter Lyden
Horace Robinson
Paul Meredith
Charlie A. Williams
Frederick
State School For the Deaf
Gettysburg Battlefield
Caledonia Park
Fayettsville
York
Lancaster
Wilmington
Calvin Williams
Federalsburg
Daniel Williams
Burton Wainwright
Seaford
Kemp Todd
Geneva
Norma Lee
Sidney Collins
Fred Payne
Clayton Satterfield
Leon Meredith
Elaine Ruth
Raymond Meredith
Jake Wheatley
Orland Closson
Caroline County Sunday School, Association
Maryland-Delaware Council of Religious Education
James H. Bishop
M. E. Church
Community Club Meets At Concord Church
Hobbs The Andersontown Hobbs Community Club gathered at the church House at Concord on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Murphy and others visited relatives, while several families hosted guests and traveled to nearby towns during the week.
Orphans Court Actions in Caroline County Session
The Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges West, Towers and Fleetwood. Executors filed final accounts for Harriet W. Alburger and Martha B. Noble estates. Will probate set for Sarah J. Jones next Tuesday January 27 at 11. Letters testamentary granted to India N. Todd. Various releases, bail bonds, appraisers named. An order allowed Annie Cahall to receive mortgages and stock upon full release. Administrations granted for Ira J. Nichols estate and debts list filed.
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Orphans’ Court For
Caroline
County
Tuesiday
West
Towers
Fleetwood
J. Jerome Frampton
Harriet W. Alburger
Sarah J. Jones
Charles B. Harrison
D.edgar Todd
India N. Todd
Madison Towers
Walton Trice
T. Noble Jarrell
Martha B. Noble
Florence ‘Jarrell
J. Ed. Nichols
Winfield T. Nichols
James H. Nichols
Mary E. Breeding
Elma E. Trice
James Ed. Nichols
Fred N. Nichols
Nannie G. Pasterfield
T. Pliny Fisher
J. H. C. Legg
C.t.a
James H. Cahall
Annie Cahall
Annie ‘Cahall
Ira J. Nichols
Nellie Nichols
LeRoy Nichols
Bond
Edward E. Nuttle
O. W. ‘Handy
J. H.C. Legg
Ec. T. A
Death of Goldsboro Resident Mr Shockley at 63
Mr Thomas Shockley a respected Goldsboro citizen and longtime Caroline County road supervisor died suddenly Sunday aged about 63. Surviving are his widow, three daughters Mrs Leland Price of Warwick Mrs John McDonnell of Wilmington and Mrs Leroy Cartwright of Goldsboro. three sons Bryan East New Market Smith Goldsboro and Thomas Wilmington. two sisters Mrs Wannah Roe Magnolia and Mrs Harry Gruwell Harrington. three grandchildren. Funeral was Tuesday at Methodist Episcopal Church South with burial in Greensboro Cemetery. Rev J H Jordan of Ingleside Md to preach next Sunday. Civic notices detail local visits and church events.
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Goldsboro
Thos. Shockley
Near Town
Caroline County
Leland G. Price
Warwick
John E. McDonnell
Wilmington
Leroy Cartwright
Bryan J. Shockley
East New Market
Smith Shockley
Thomas Shockley
Wannah Roe
Magnolia
Harry Gruwell
Harrington
Methodist Episcopal Church South
H. M. Waters
Greensboro
J. H. Jordan
Ingleside
M. E. Church
J. W. Price
Burrsville
J. C. Kinnamon
Daniel Singer
Roselle
Del
Mollie Shockley
Noble Shively and Sons
Ed.Krissel
Messrs
Dallas
James Cartlwright
Bill Ross
Omar Shively
Emma Wharton
Richardson Park
Fourth quarterly Burrsville M E conference held at Wesley Church
The fourth quarterly conference of Burrsville M E charge convened at Wesley M E Church on Saturday January 17 at 2 30 pm with Rev. Johnson district superintendent presiding. Also notes social visits as Mr and Mrs G L Blades and others hosted guests and Mrs Ellwanger Fountain Murphy of Andersontown spent Thursday in Philadelphia. Unity Women's Club met January 21 at 1 30 pm at Mrs Joseph Ross home. W T Sullivan of Goldsboro visiting Mr G L Blades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Lambert
Eastern Shore
St. Paul’s Church
Church House
C. Howard
East New Market
Horace Morgan
B. C. Barton
Centreville
Showard Culver
Hebron
Robly Hackett
Philadelphia
Burrsville
M. E
Wesley M. E
Johnson
G. L. Blades
Harlan Blades
W. T. Sullivan
Olaf Smith
David Ellwanger
C. N. Fountain
Harry
Condition of Carline Banks Shows Strong Local Reserves
Analysis of Dec 31 1930 statements from ten Caro line county banks shows cash in vaults and reserves over 2.25 million, loans and discounts about 4.82 million, real estate and securities, deposits above six million, and capital stock 324 thousand. Net increases modest despite drought. total resources about 6.45 million with overall stability in capital and profits. Local notes include Arthur Cannon improving, community bake sale proceeds, and Woodenhawk Community Club upcoming meeting with prayers, songs, and speeches.
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Ahght
Caroline County
United States
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
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the Local Department
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J. A. Downes
W. D. Clements
Grover C. Frear
Willard M. Hinkie
Denton Volunteer Fire Co’s
Wm. F. Phillips
Denton Cemetery
Martine Apartments
Mr. Phillips
James E
Sarah Carpenter Phillips
Milton
James E. Phillips
Isaac J. Moore
Wspa Py
Burraville, Md
Clare Payne
Maryland
Wm. Wrightson
Emalene Wright
Bethesda M. E
Rachel Baylor
A. W. Sisk
Methodist Episcopal Sunday Schools
E. C. Hallman
O. A. Bartley
Contract Bridge Club
Harry Hollis
Jack Arthur
John Noble
Max Chambers
Arthur Willey
Lloyd Cannon
Harry Wright
Church of the New Jorieaken
Williston
James H. Willis
Webster Richardson
J. S. Kelley
Julia M. ‘Kelley
Webster
Chas. Webster
Mary Willey
Milford Burgess
Rose Burgess
W. Collins
Dorothy Wright
McClure
Holman
Oxford
Edgar Wrightson
G. W. Twilley
Edward Smith
Kelly
Earl Nelson
Dallas Blades
C. F. Noble
W. T. Kelley
Edith Noble
C. H. Noble
Elsie Bonner
Johnson Bonner
Jos. Gallagher
Bridge Club
Tuckahoe
Virginia
Ethel Holt
Roland Chaffinch
S. N. Smith
Howard Knotts
Chestertown
Isaac Sparklin
N. E. Knott and Son
J. Norman Clark
Smithville
Hobbs
Andersontown-Hobbs
Wm. Murphy
T. H. Towers
O. J. Chaffinch
T. E. Towers
Pine Bluff
R. J. Ashe
Christian Endeavor Service
Tirzah Frazier
Mr. Bonney
M. Merriken
Monumental
C. E. Bright
Henderson
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Templeville
William Morgan
Oscar Starkey
Medford Starkey
M. B. Kinnamon
Owens Purnell
Marydel
Margaret M. Hay
Chestnut Hill
Charles H. Merchant
Mary Knotts
D. C. Haynes
Blossom Cooper
John Davis
Thomas Golt
Caroline Banks
Adams
Arthur Cannon
Orrie Adams
Alice Hastings
Bernice Adams
Bloomery Aid
William R. Marine
T. R. Marine