Denton Md Ad Bumper Local Sales And Events
Local department store promotes large dollar sale offerings on page six with Willys Six at Bullock and White and a run of ads for rentals real estate and dentists. Denton Chautauqua dates February 10 to 12 are listed alongside bake sales and a tuberculosis clinic next Tuesday January 28 at 9 30 a m in the Masonic Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. West
Denton Chautauqua
Willys
Bullock and White’s
Denton
Maryland
Denton Journal
Bullock and White
M. E. Newnam
W. H. Hollis & Son
Preston
A. BR. Wright
Main
Sixth Streets
A. G. Saulsbury
Ridgely
T. Pliny Fisher
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
Palace Theatre
Epiphany Mission
St. Andrew’s Mission
Hurlock
Caroline County
Andersontown
Greensboro
Federal Court
Rotary Club
Caroline Bar
Soper
Walter Sapp
Goldsboro
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
M. Kemp Newnam
A. B. Sapp
Laurel
Ladies Aid of Concord Church
United States Civil Service Commission
Easton
S. G. Nuttle
Arch Coleman
Hickman
Del
Annie M. Coulbourn
James H. Coulbourn
St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Coulbourn
William Seth
Maria Willoughby Evitts
James Paul Delahunty
Cynwyd
James F. Evitts Coulbourn
Germantown
Woman's Eastern Shore Society of Maryland
Southern Hotel
Ritchie
Francis F. Cleaveland Preston
John W. Lowe
Wye River
Needlework Guild of America
D. S. Fisher
Eugene W. Hudson
Fisher
The
Guild
Hudson
Eastern Shore ‘Society of
Preston Chronicle News Briefs and Local Notices
Burial of Mrs. Martha Ford in Spring Hill Cemetery Easton reported. Wedding of Howard Holden and Evelyn Todd in Easton noted with plans to live with the Todds in Preston. Charles E. Collins injured while unloading a traction engine at the depot. Illnesses and visits include Cookman Orrell with quinsy and Mrs Orrell. Local society notes: WFS meeting at Mrs. Dennis, Woman's Club gathering at Mrs. Bartley, and visits among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ford
Spring Hill
Easton
Cookman Orrell
A. W. Sisk
Orrell
C. E. Wright
Federalsburg
C. E. Collins
Chas. Howard
Denton
Theodore Fletcher
Chicago
Jackson
Greensboro
Lloyd Cannon
J. T. Dennis
Woman's Club
Q. A. Bartley
Concord Couple Wed. Ridgeley Notes Prohibition Event
Mr Charles W Edgell of Federalsburg and Mrs Annie E Todd of Concord quietly wed at the bride’s home in Concord on Sunday January 12 at 1 30 pm with Rev L Hanby officiating Macy left for honeymoon upon return the couple received a lively serenade and a church kitchen shower. The Ridgely community reports a Prohibition anniversary meeting at the Community Theater. school talks, plays and readings highlight the event. The week’s club activities include the Anderson Hobbs Club, Community Club readings, and a Missionary Education circle forming in the Reformed Church with several local residents contributing and attending various events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Melvin.c. James
Melvin E. Wheatley
Irvin Smith
Francis W. Kirwan
T. Alan Goldsborough
Sadlersville
Howard Ramsey
F. W. Kirwan
Denton Community Club
M. E. Wheatley
Alex. Miller
Paul Kenney
Wm. J. Kindley
Louise Fisher
Denton
Layman Jones Redden
Roger Elizabeth Duffey
R W. Duffey
Washington
Beverly Courts
Bermuda
Redden
Ghontabk
George T. Redden
Jane Redden
Albert Garey Towers
Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Towers
Emanuel Church
Baltimore
Guilford
Hugh P. Allen
Alen
Nancy Harrison
James Murphy
Waverfly
M.P. Allen
Petrie
North Dakota
Kathryn Beauchamp
Betty Walls
Epworth League
John Singer
Paul
David
Charles Laramore
Greensboro
Millard Collison
Robert L. Anderson
Wm. H. Anderson
W. N. Andrew
Decatur
William Finn
Charles Blough
Alvin Shaffer
Wilmington
Nazareth
Minnie Murphy
Price
Hurlock
Trainer
Ruth Krabill
Ruth Bell
Richardison Park
Del
Harold Roe
Mary Jane
Federalsburg
Redman Long
John Reed
Harvey Lord
Roland Reed
Concord
Charles G. Griffin
West Englewood, N. T
T.F. Johnson
Charles W. Edgell
Burg
Annie E. Todd
L. Hanby
Macy
Liden
Zeb Fountain Farm
God People of
Concord M. E. Church
Concord Church
Andersontown Hobbs Club
Everagain
C. W. Moore
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Ledbetter
Ridgely
America
Norman Raleigh
Cleda, Shaffer
Doris Woodie
Alice
Gertrude Wheatley
Madam Heart
Norbert Wilson
Mr. Brain
Cleda Shaffer
Joe Lee Parker
Musele
Stewart Wright
Bennett
John Barleycorn
L. S. Matthews
Fred R.owens
G. H. Rue
Harry Zeigler
J. T. Richardson
Church House
Frank Flounders
Norman Wilson
Frank Stevenson
Margaret Sailsbury
Warry Heminonus
The
Reformed Church
Harry Hemmons
Mary Frieze Ringgold
Herbert Keeneman
James Swing
Elizabeth Flounders
Melvin Wheatley
Carl Snowberger
Joseph Snowberger
Russell Shoemaker
Near Ridgely
W. M. Wiley
Smyrna
William
E. Matthews
T. L. Day
Orrell Saulsbury
L. M. Goodwin
Chicago
Harry Klotz
James Parish
Pleasantville
N. J
W. J. Bradley
Northfield
Beatrice Bower
Grace Rutter
Kate Stone
S. S. ‘Stone
Louis J. Nagle
Carroll Bright
Charles Hammond
Church Hill
Miriam White
Julia Blaine
Cordova
Bethlehem Ladies Aid Oyster Supper At Community House
Bethlehem Ladies Aid hosts an oyster supper at the Community House on Thursday evening January 30 starting at five with a menu of oysters baked chicken chicken salad ham potato salad biscuits rolls and candied sweet potatoes. Supper costs fifty cents and will move to the following night if Thursday is stormy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Clinton Carroll
Easton
John Harrington
Elsie Thompson
Wilmington
Esther Harrington
James Robinson
Chester
Jake Brian
Baltimore
John Brodes
W. E. Pritchett
Annie Patchett
DeMolay Chapter Installs New Denton Officers
The Denton chapter of the Order of DeMolay held a public installation at Caroline High School auditorium last Friday. New officers include Master Counselor Burdette Nuttle, Senior Counselor Frederick Towers, Junior Counselor James Duffey, and others with Harold Jump as sentinel and Clyde Ellwanger as orator. The ceremony was led by installing officer Harold Kitz and William Ham, with Masonic advisers Dad Charles S. Carroll and Ely and Mrs. Ely. A musical program and speeches by Denton fathers followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Order of DeMolay
Caroline High School
Burdette Nuttle
Frederick Towers
James Duffey
Paul Greenly
James Wright
William Chambers
Thurman Covey
Alfred Dennison
Alan Goldsborough, Jr
Burton Parker
Edward
Dad Ely
Mrs. Ely
Denton Dads
Personal mentions from Federalsburg and nearby towns
Personal notes list Mrs. Carlislie Roe of Federalsburg visiting her daughter Mrs. C. D. Collison for the winter. Mrs. Harry Robinson hosted by daughter Mrs. Redman Long. Mrs. Gertie Smith of Hobbs visiting sister Mrs. Clinton Williamson. Mrs. Price of Murlock an overnight guest of Mrs. Minnie Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Matthews moved to Baltimore from Fountain Avenue. Mrs. C. D. Collison confined with septic sore throat. Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Withers entertained Pennsylvania friends recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlislie Roe
Federalsburg
C. D. Collison
Harry Robinson
Redman Long
Gertie Smith
Hobbs
Clinton Williamson
Price
Murlock
Minnie Murphy
Alfred Matthews
Baltimore
Fountain Avenue
E. F. Withers
Pennsylvania
Poultry Meetings Planned Across County Next Week
County Extension news invites poultry raisers to a week of meetings led by Prof. W. H. Rice of Maryland University. Sessions in Denton January 28 at 7 10 p.m Preston January 29 at 7 30 p.m Henderson January 30 at 2 p.m Greensboro January 20 at 7 30 p.m Smithville January 1 at 2 p.m Friendship January 1 at 7 30 p.m all timings local and subject to venue details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Rice
Maryland University
Denton
Court House
Preston
Henderson
Greensboro
Smithville
Friendship School
Alfalfa Acreage Expansion Plans Continue in Caroline County
Cooperation among seed dealers alfalfa committee members and others has boosted Caroline county alfalfa by over 600 acres in two years. The crop is praised as a top dairy and poultry feed and the campaign will run for at least three more years aiding livestock producers through lower feed costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfalfa Committee
Caroline County
Caroline
Farm Bureau to Hold Annual Meeting and Banquet
Plans for the Caroline County Farm Bureau annual meeting and banquet on February 12th include speeches by state officials. A 6:30 p.m. turkey dinner at the Community Club House will cap an afternoon session discussing the Agricultural Marketing Act and the Federal Farm Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Farm Bureau
Agricultural Marketing Act
Federal Farm Board
Comunity Club
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Party at Mrs Blades Home
News from the Twin Towns Along the Tuckahoe notes Tri County High School students hosting a Friday party at Mrs. Edgar Blades home. Francis Rowe William Short and Willian Thompson among attendees enjoying games music and late refreshments. Further items list visits dinners and out of town guests including Miss Virginian Blades and Miss Esther Statum of Denton and neighbors from Greensboro Wilmington Easton Crumpton Baltimore and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County High School
Edgar Blades
Francis Rowe
William Short
Willian Thompson
Blades
Ruth Sewell
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Frances Eaton
Evelyn Dulin
Lida Mae Connelly
Minnie Anderson
Isabelle Barton
Hazel Eaton
Susie Anderson
Thomas Eveland
Charlie Hammer
William Thompson
Frank Covey
Arthur Yammer
James Finan
Crumpton
H. R. Covell
Miles
Baltimore
Elizabeth Stone
Denton
Hackett Harris
Russell
Edward Harris
Grace Vesty
Atlantic City
A. Herrin
Clifton Hicks
Wesley Brotherhood Meeting Illuminates Friday Program
The Wesley Brotherhood held its monthly meeting Friday night with a strong program including singing, readings by Dorothy Wright and Mrs Chas Barton, duets by Mrs Lightner and Mr B Barton, solos by Mrs Lyell Luck and Mr Paul Luck, and Rev T J Lambert recalling 37 years here. The event also noted church services at the Methodist Episcopal Church South and union revival meetings in Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Brotherhood
Messrs
Reynolds
Barton
Morgan
Eiey and Pinder
Dorothy Wright
Preston
Chas. Barton
Lightner
B. B. Barton
Lyell Luck
Paul Luck
T. J. Lambert
P. E
Methodist, Episcopal Church South
Lee H. Richcreek
Hillsboro
B. C. Barton
J. E. Morgan
Horace Morgan
Oscar Briscoe
Robly Hackett
Denton
Keplar Barnette
Virginia
Simmers
Eugenia Morgan
Dora Sewell
Washington College
Edna Fleming
Salisbury
Goldsboro Ladies Aid serves turkey dinner for bank officers
The Goldsboro Ladies Aid Society hosted a turkey dinner with all the trimmings for the officers and directors of the Goldsboro Bank last Saturday in the Assembly Hall. The report also notes several Sunday visits and family travels among local residents and relatives in Wilmington, Dover, and Philadelphia, with a nurse update on Noble Jarrell Jr. improving in Jefferson Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Goldsboro Bank
Assembly Hall
Leonard Harrington
Roy Masten
Harrington
Clark Smith
Arthur Gahall
Royal Oak
Cahall
J. W. Shively
Addie
Mariam Jarrell
Wilmington
Robi. Jarrell, Jr
Carroll Elliott
Stanley Taylor
Elbert Saunders
Alice Cordrey
Emma S. Martin
Greenwood
Milford
Del
Newark
Robi. Jarrell,Sr
M. E. Smith
Sanford, Conn
Attendees at T. Howard Heather Funeral Reach Distant Homes
Marydel and several relatives from New Jersey New York and Philadelphia joined locals for the funeral of T. Howard Heather held last Thursday. Oscar F. Morris attended with his wife Mrs Morris visiting from their time here. C W Jacobs Lakeland Florida was summoned home for his brother in law's death. Helen Heather Wilmington and Rosiene Scotton spent the weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Howard Heather
Harry Barber
Lancaster
N. J
John, Martin
Olean
N. Y
G. B. Parshall
Philadelphia
W. S. Pelly
Merchantville
Ernest Sanders
Haddon Heights
Oscar F. Morris
Twentieth Century Club Meeting and Planned Demonstration
The Twentieth Century Community Club and visitors were entertained at the Dulin home on January 8 as new projects for the club were discussed and adopted. The next meeting will be at Archie Spies' home on January 29 with Miss Spafford presenting a demonstration. The M. P. Church Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs. J. W. Perry’s Market Street home on Tuesday January 28 at 8 p.m. Members are asked to bring calendars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Dulin
Archie Spies
Miss. Spafford
M. P. Church
J. W. Perry J
Market Street
Fire Damages Second Floor Of Local Home
A small fire on Wednesday morning slightly damaged the second floor of a home occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Urry. Firefighters contained the blaze quickly and reported no further damage. Many local residents visited hospitals and relatives over the weekend, including Constance Taylor in Easton Hospital and numerous gatherings across towns such as Philadelphia, Baltimore Corner, Selbyville, and Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Urry
L. W. Taylor
Eleanor
Bill
Bob
Matilda Stevenson
Constance Taylor
Easton Hospital
Bessie Stevenson
Frances
Hattie
Hazel
Barbara Passwaters
John Passwaters
Earl Thomas
Edgar Larrimore
Baltimore Corner
R. J. Middletown
Philadelphia
J. E. Andrews
George Nichols
Earl Nichols
Selbyville
Benjamin Starkey
Templeville
John Luff Hobbs
Wilmington
Octavia Totherod
Rachel Hignutt
Federalsburg
Nichols
Lacey Wilson
Oscar A. Nichols
Thurman Passwaters
Billy
Annie Edwards
Addie Morgan
Queen Anne
Howards Celebrate 26th Wedding Anniversary at Home
About 100 guests gathered Saturday evening January 18 at the home of Mr and Mrs O H Howard near here to honor their 26th wedding anniversary. Ice cream, cake, candy and lemonade were served as guests shared well wishes and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Howard
Howard
Walter Willey
Burton
Erma
Jacob Jierl
Paul
Jim Knox
J. Snowden
Claude Howard
Claude, Jr
Earl Passwaters
Harvey Lord
Billy
Earl
Ida Towers
Hannah Howard
Sophia Howard
Bennie
Elwood Connelly
Viola
Beatrice
Dally Towers
Sarah Murphy
Hazel Baker
Catherine Towers
Lynnie Lord
Matchell Latton
Lelia Andrew
Margaret
Alice Howard
Ruth
Louis
Dorthy Howard
Velma Howard
Leonard
William
Edward Howard
Lawrence
Rosser Andrew
Grover Towers
Carlton Andrew
Vernon Nichols
Sewell Hubbard
George
Owen Howard
Gorman
Ormond
Edward Henry
Olas ‘Smith
Edward
Eunice
Near Here
Oscar Nichols
George Griffith
Lacy Griffith
Leonard Howard
Wilmington
Mark Howard
Dolly Towers
Denton
Federal Court Convenes on the Eastern Shore
The Eastern Shore session of the U S District Court in Denton ended with Judge Morris A Soper presiding. Fifty cases were on the docket as the court opened, with many defendants receiving prison terms or fines for prohibition violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore
United States District Court
Denton
Morris A. Soper
James Whittington
Soper
Thomas J. Williams
Leonard Pinder
Arthur J. Sharp
Franklin P. Morris, Jr
Charles Hetson
Fred Smith
Joseph Rueger
Reynolds McCready
Charles Hickman
Jay Bolden
Marion T. Ross
Dick Duty
Alvin T. Bratton
Debb Gudzear
Maud McCready
Dan Eisner
Ocean City
Eisner
Charles T. Jarrell
Melvin Crew
Queen Anne’s County
George H. Filkins
Worcester County
William J. Reid
Somerset County
Herman W. Smith
Ruby Wilson
Alfred R. Dryden
Thomas Dryden
John V. Bell, Jr
Mary Wise
James Sterling
Edward Ward
Cambridge
James Boston
King Adkins
Edward Adkins
Elbert M. Cook
Ada Cook
Henry Cook
John W. Jarrell
William Williams
Wiliams
Clifford -Brittingham
Harvey Lord
Williamsburg
Dorchester County
John T. Lockwood
Linaus ‘Gordy
Louis Pollett
William P. Seward
Nathan Roy
James Poth
Social visits noted around Wilmington area
Mrs James Richards of Wilmington spent Friday with her parents Mr and Mrs John Pritchett. Mr and Mrs Lilyard Jones of near Dover visited relatives here recently. Miss Esther Clayville of Wilmington was entertained by Miss Laura Stubbs. Mr and Mrs Siram Goodwin and daughter of Dover visited relatives near town. Mr and Mrs John Cooper of Wilmington spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm H Goodwin. Mr and Mrs John Richard and son of near Goldsboro visited relatives here on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alda Montague and children visited relatives near Kenton last Sunday. Mrs L M Jones guest of relatives in Chester over the weekend. Mr Geo Clayville of Dover was a visitor in town Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Richards
Wilmington
John Pritchett
Lilyard Jones
Dover
J. R. Jones
Esther Clayville
Laura Stubbs
Siram Goodwin
John Cooper
Wm. H. Goodwin
John Richard and Son
Goldsboro
Alda Montague
Kenton
L. M. Jones
Chester
Geo. Clayville
Sound and Color Combine in The Dance of Life at Dover Opera House
The Dover Opera House presents The Dance of Life, the all talking all singing all dancing film using Technicolor. Eighty dancing girls and a 32 piece orchestra are captured in vivid color with sound. The feature is a lavish stage revue adapted from Burlesque and filmed with color sequences enhancing the plot. The Denton National Bank notes an omission of Mrs Hilda Fowler from last week's officers list. she is assistant bookkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Opera House
Technicolor ’ Corporation
Para‘mount
Irs
Hilda Fowler
Denton Na
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Bethlehem
County Extension News
Farm Bureau
Bessie M. Spafford
Miss Spafford
Tuckahoe
Marydel
Greensbury
Journal
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