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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1936

Page

5

Local notes and upcoming games in Eastern Shore League

The Eastern Shore Soccer League schedules Denton at Co E Elkton at North East and Federalsburg at Greensboro on Sunday. Denton and Hickman Ladies Aid plan a 4:30 p.m. covered dish supper Tuesday January 28 with 25c price to aid a good cause. Major local notices include awards for civic welfare, obituaries for Mrs Ayers and Mr Baker, and bank stockholders meeting with new officers.

M. K. Newnam Denton Elkton North East Chesapeake City Ridgely Federalsburg Greensboro Hickman Ladies Aid P. Christopher Mayor and Council of Berlin Berlin Business Men's Association Christopher Caroline County Rachel M. Collison M. F. H. Collison Carl Collison Union M. P Burrsville George Ford Hillsboro Sheriff Sparks Johnny Truxon Paul Nichols Enoch Pritchett Geo. W. Clendaniel Bessie Spafford University of Maryland T. Alan Goldsborough Maryland Benjamin A. Tassler U. S. Marine Corps Samuel D. Tasler Norfolk Asiatics West Indies Canal Zone San Diego Hawaii Philippine Islands Guam Shanghai China Tassler Marine Corps Post Office Baltimore E. F. Withers American Association of Osteopathic Examining S American Osteopathic Association New York City Withers Maryland Board Sarah Alexine Ayers G. Frank Ayres Tuckahoe Neck William Finn Thomas J. Turkington Methodist Protestant Church Joshua A Sallie Wilson Ayres Michael Finn Robert Bruce Finn Alexander McWilliams William Roy Chester Herbert Henderson Boothwyn Carroll Williams Chestertown Bertha Richards Richard Hobbs John Centreville Robert Newark Del Charles Harrington Bates Hillsboro-Queen Anne Bank Church House George Stewart William C. Stevens Charles Jarrell Henry Morgan Howard P. Flowers Charles J. Boyle Charles E. Cannon Howard Eley Joseph Eaton Fred F. Golt W J. Hopkins Harry A. Moore Palmer C. Pippin Howard W. Sewell

Denton Social Bloc Celebrates Golden Wedding

A January tenth reception at Mr and Mrs Walter Spathlin on Second street Denton marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary. The home was decorated in green and gold with flowers yellow snapdragons and a candlelit cake. Out of town guests joined local friends as the Sparklins were praised as long time county residents and the Community Club held a subsequent meeting with plans for a bake sale and talks on truth in advertising.

Walter Spathlin Second Street Denton Gilbert H. Rue Edenton Julia Wilson Rue Peter Hoffman Sparklin R. H. Bryant Petersburg James M. Clarke Massachusetts Florida Caroline County Daniel Lisha Corkran Sparklin J. L. Sparklin St. Georges Del Wm. L. Marshall Lewes E. C. Hubbard Easton Gilbert Hignutt Charlotte Rose Hignutt Williston W. E. Sparklin D. W. Sparklin Federalsburg John Joe Keister Robert E. Pickerell Chicago May Sparklin T. A. Baker Newark Charles E. Collins Greensboro Aubray C. Smoot Georgetown W. H. Nuttle Henry Dover M. E Market Street Unity Homemakers Club T. J. Ellwanger Harry Gordon James Thawley Imuss Margaret Gardner Henry Stafford Maud Johnson Irvin Thetis George Clendantel Lee Walston Katherine Gardner George Lowe Irvin Theis Dick Garey Bryant Cawley Harold Allfather Granville Marcus Clendaniel Federation Ridgely John T. Carter L. T. Short Kent County Mutual Insurance Co Richardson Ladies Aid T. O. Crouse Crouse John Statum Preston Davis O. M. Hignutt Cambridge Jennie Crone Wm J. Richards

Denton Church Notices Cover Morning and Evening Sermons

Denton M. P. Church lists morning sermon The Hallmarh of a Real Man and evening message The Best Book for a Bewildered World. Christian Endeavor at 6 15 led by Rev. T. J. Turkington on Basic Principles. Senior Mothers of the Church of the Brethren meet Thursday at 2. Williston Community Church no afternoon worship Sunday. Epiphany Mission Preston schedules Sunday School at 10. Moses services at St Elizabeth's Denton 9, St Benedict's Ridgely 10 30. Confessions at St Elizabeth's Sunday 8 15.

Williston Community Church Epiphany Mission Preston Moses St. Elizabeth’s Church Denton St. Benedict’s Church Ridgely

Adams Cross Roads Sunday School and Church Notice

Sunday School and preaching planned for Sunday afternoon with a fruit jar collection for the Kelp Home. Several local residents mentioned attending gatherings and visits, including Adams family members and community events around Jan. 16 and Jan. 29.

American Corner Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Harry Newton and Mr and Mrs Olas Smith with children recently visited Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson and family. Henry Garman and children spent Monday evening with G I Griffith and Mr and Mrs Olas Smith. Mrs Earl Towers has been visiting her parents due to her mother’s illness. Olas Smith and daughter visited Will Andrew and family Tuesday evening. Edith Bennett returned to her son’s home in New Jersey after visiting Lulu Beauchamp. Willam Andrew Sr. is ill at home. speedy recovery wished.

Harry Newton Olas Smith Carl Johnson Henry Garman G. I. Griffith Earl Towers Olns Smith Will Andrew Edith Bennett New Jersey Lulu Beauchamp Willam Andrew Sr

Grove Man Alfred Deen Dies At Home

Alfred Deen of Grove died at his home early Monday. He is survived by his brother Robert Deen and sister Sarah Deen, both of Grove. Funeral services were held at Grove M. P. Church Wednesday at 2 p m with Rev. Preston Spence officiating. Interment followed in Grove cemetery. Ben Cohee and two oldest children Norms and Robert visited Philadelphia recently with friends. Ollie Carroll Mrs Smith and Doris Breckenridge visited Clayton Carroll on Friday. Pauline Taylor visited Jessie Butler last Wednesday.

Alfred Deen Grove Robert Deen Sarah Deen Grove M Preston Spence Grove Cemetery Ben Cohee Norms Robert Philadelphia Ollie Carroll Mrs. Smith Doris Breckenridge Clayton Carroll Pauline Taylor Jessie Butler

In Memoriam Adams Remembers Grandfather Roger E Adams

In sad but loving remembrance of my dear grandfather Roger E Adams who departed this life nine years ago today January 26 1927. The stars are dimly shining upon one lonely grave where sleeps without awakening one we loved but could not save. By his loving granddaughter Miriam WY Adams Robinson. Also remembrance from his family noting the nine years since his death and a grave nearby where we laid our dear father.

Adams Roger E. Adams Miriam WY. Adams Robinson

Maryland postmasters nominees and exams announced

President Roosevelt sent to the Senate three Maryland postmaster nominations Lena S. Townsend Girdletree Jacob H. Reinhardt Lansdown and Turner B. Waters Severna Park The Civil Service Commission will hold competitive examinations for twelve third class offices in Maryland with applications due by February 7 Offices and salaries listed include Cecilton 1300 Cordova 1100 East New Manchet 1300 Goldsboro 1200 Greenboro 2000 Murlock 2000 Marion Station 1600 Milmeton 1700 Perryville 2000 Preston 2100 Sadlersville 1500 and Trappe 1100.

Roosevelt Senate Maryland Lena S. Townsend Girdletree Jacob H. Reinhardt Lansdown Turner B. Waters Severna Park Civil Service Commission Cecilton Cordova East New Manchet Goldsboro Greenboro Murlock Marion Station Milmeton Perryville

Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Club Talks

The Home makers Club showcased a China patterns talk with Miss Spafford explaining Best Buy ware and glazing steps. Mrs. White reviewed Kim by Kipling. Mrs. Clark Murphy named publicity chairman as year plans began. Community Club notes cover readings and poetry. preparations for a Freckles benefit movie continue.

Memories of 55 Years Ago Vih

An reminiscence piece reflecting on life here years ago and the changing landscape. It recalls old farms, field yields, and 19th century farming practices, then shifts to reader letters from former neighbors and friends. Mention of Pinkine and his iron pot, local memories, and a note about Huntington, West Virginia.

Helps For Starting Cold Motors In Winter

Precautions to prevent winter motoring trouble are issued by the Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland. Battery charge, oil viscosity, clean gas line and carburetor, ignition and spark plugs, and anti freeze mixtures are outlined. Regular safety checks and adjustments are advised for safe driving in cold weather.

Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland Garrison P. Knox

Smithson Homemakers Club Dinner and Local Visits

The Smithson Homemakers Club hosted a supper in the community room for husbands and families, followed by card games. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. E Dukes and son Martin for a wedding at the Catholic Church in Secretary dast of Miss Mary Pospeshill. Nearby residents reported improving health and several visits including Mrs A R Willoughby to Bethlehem, Mr and Mrs H M Towers hosting relatives from Hickman, and trips by Mr Jack Reese to Baltimore.

Smithson Homemakers Club E. Dukes Martin A. R. Willoughby J. E. Brodes Bethlehem L. Miley Easton W. S. McCarty H. M. Towers Hickman R. McCarty Merle Rhodes Rhodesdale Jack Reese Baltimore

Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Visits and Weekend Guests

Mrs Edgar Blades and Miss Mildred Stenger were weekend visitors of Mr and Mrs G S Larrimore in Baltimore. Mr Joe Thomas and Miss Louise Thomas from Chester were weekend visitors of Miss Mary Louise Dodds. Mr and Mrs Aday Hanley and children spent the weekend with their parents in Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs G B Stewart were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Kemp last Sunday. Mr James Ward of Greensboro visited Mr and Mrs Edgar Blades recently. Miss Beatrice Bower of Ridgely was the weekend guest of Miss Sadie Wathers. Mrs Lorin Lane and Miss Mary Louise Dodds visited Easton on Monday. Misses Ella V Pennington and Lulu WY Beaven were Baltimore visitors. The Card Club was entertained by Mrs Milford Kline last week and Mrs Newton Smith was a Philadelphia visitor on Saturday. Mrs Newton Smith hosted the Card Club this week. Mrs Mary Rowe is visiting in Baltimore.

Edgar Blades Mildred Stenger G. S. Larrimore Baltimore Joe Thomas Louise’ Thomas Chester Mary Louise Dodds Aday Hanley Philadelphia G. B. Stewart Harry Kemp James Ward Greensboro A. P. Morris Durham N. C Annie Wooters Hilda Weaver Wilmington J. E. Weaver Anna Blackburn 3. E. Weaver Jr Alfred Blackburn Ernest Pearson T. F. Dobson R. F. Cartright Goldsboro Miami Florida Clara Gesell New York John Cohee Kenneth Bostic Noble Sipple Mildred Ivens Chestertown Mary Nashold Strayers Business College Henry Detwiler Jr Denton Charles Wieneke Jr

Where's Grandma play at Tri-County High School

Queen Anne community notices report the play Where's Grandma set for Friday January 31 at 8 pm in the Assembly Hall Tri- County High School admission 15 and 25 cents with a long cast list headed by Nancy Kline Gretchen Blake Margaret Kelso Bob Blake and Reed Morris.

Bethlehem Club Meeting and Local Happenings

The Bethlehem Club met with Mrs. J. B. Todd for a well attended afternoon with two visitors. Memories were shared as they sang When You And I Were Young Maggie. A poem What Do We Do With Our Sundays was read by Mrs. Mary Blades and a china and breakfast demonstration by Miss Bessie Spafford outlined useful dishes and table setting. Refreshments were served. Future meeting set for February 11 at Mrs. Mildred Miley’s home. Local residents Mr. John Brodes suffered a painful auto accident Saturday night returning from Easton. wishes for a speedy recovery. Others visiting or returning include Miss Mamie Legates from Pres ton with Mrs. Heber Lane, Miss Dorothy Perry visiting Wilmington, and Mr. and Mrs. Norris Colby of Matthews with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Legates. Mrs. John Brodes visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bryan at Trappe. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Todd with Ed ge at Henderson.

Bethlehem Club J. B. Todd Maggie Lee Smith Mary Blades Bessie Spafford Mildred Miley John Brodes Easton Mamie Legates Heber Lane Preston Norris Colby Matthews Lawrence Legates Dorothy Perry Bobby Foster Wilmington Ed. Bryan Trappe Edge Henderson

Harold Clark birthday supper at Federalsburg

Mr and Mrs Wm Clark of Cloverdale Dairy Farm Federalsburg hosted a birthday supper for their son Harold last Friday night January 17. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harold Clark Mr and Mrs Wm Clark Mr and Mrs Geo Skethway Mr and Mrs Glen Skethway Mr and Mrs Chas Clark and son Bobby Cecile Skethway Mr and Mrs B Lawless Mr and Mrs Milo Tifton and son Lester Mrs Larkin and Mr and Mrs Nick Laigneil. Guests enjoyed games and music and wished Harold many more happy birthdays.

Wm. Clark Cloverdale Dairy Farm Federalsburg Harold Harold Clark Geo. Skethway Glen Skethway Chas. Clark Bobby Cecile Skethway B. Lawless

Community Club hosts talk on Education and local gatherings

The Community Club met last Monday with hosts Mrs S E Douglas and Mrs J W Noble. T Wilson Cahall principal gave a much appreciated education talk. Attendees joined a Salisbury dance for Peninsula General Hospital. Various club officers were elected and many members noted visiting relatives in Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington during the week.

S. E. Douglas J. W. Noble T. Wilson Cahall Salisbury Peninsula General Hospital J. F. Patchett J. Lattomus Mildred Engerman W. T. Kelley Baltimore Miss Taylor Howard Blight Jr Taylor Silas Marner Theodore Fletcher Burton Proctor Jr Chicago Woman's Club G. C. Christopher William Cannon Douglas Focks J. Edward Douglas Washington Max Chambers Wm. Wrightson

Maryland Health Report Shows Births Outpace Deaths in 1935

Dr Riley of the State Department of Health released provisional 1935 figures showing 27,330 births and 21,175 deaths in Maryland, with a 6,165 birth surplus. Deaths rose in Baltimore City and the Counties, and heart and kidney diseases led the late-year causes, alongside cancer, cerebral hemorrhage, and diabetes.

Maryland R. H. Riley State Department of Health Baltimore City Riley

Card of Thanks for Mrs Laura Roe

Family of W A Roe extends sincere thanks to all who offered help by word or deed after the death of wife and mother Mrs Laura Roe.

Laura Roe

Marriage of W Hyland Van Sant and Thelma Bishop

A young couple, W Hyland Van Sant and Thelma Louise Bishop, wed at the Episcopal Church in Chestertown on Wednesday at five o'clock. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Nelson Bishop, and groom, son of Mr and Mrs Warren Van Sant, are Greensboro High School graduates. Van Sant, a Washington College and University of Maryland Law School alumnus, was admitted to the Caroline Bar in October 1933 and practices in Denton. After a brief honeymoon they reside in Denton.

W. Hyland van Sant Thelma Louise Bishop Episcopal Church Chestertown Charles Atwater Nelson Bishop Warren van Sant Greensboro High School van Sant Washington College University of Maryland Law School Caroline Denton Anna Dean George Dean Greensboro Pernell Dean Whitleysburg Elizabeth Dean George E. Nichols Fred Murphy King Brown Brownsville Del Thomas Hobbs Leonard Hobbs Wilmington Mary Garrett Jane Wallis Norman Walls Jane Dorothy Pearson Betsy Taylor Ruth Saulsbury Barbara Brumbaugh Anna Mildred Laramore Margaret Ilene Harris Elaine Edwards Elaine Riddleberger Ruth Simpson Lindy Jarvis Nelson Kathleen Janette Draper Marie Taylor Virginia Downes Ann Morris Miriam Baynard Mary Catherine Vanville Alice Eddingfield Annie Wooters George Wooters St. Paul Methodist Church Ladies Aid Daughters of Pocahontas Bates Wooters Brooklyn N. Y Nellie Wooters Durham N. C Grace Wooters T. F. Beauchamp Nancy Thornton Jack Thornton Clinton Edwards Elaine W. Thomas Thornton Charles Rich L. W. Taylor Oscar Wyatt Ernest Pearson Jack Boulais Jack Jr Janice Raymond Rawlings Wallace Thornton Lydia Cooper

Twentieth Century Club News Meeting Update

The Twentieth Century Club met January 8 at Mrs. A Willis title with 21 members present. Three new members joined. Mrs Noble and Mrs Engerman gave book reports and current events were discussed. Rebecca Voshell and Dorothy Waldron were appointed demonstrators for the year. Pal packages revealed 1935 pals and names for 1936 pals. Next meeting set for January 12 or 29 at Rebecca Voshells, weather permitting.

Twentieth Century Club A. Willis Fulton Noble John Engerman Rebecca Voshell Dorothy Waldron Clarence Perry

Young suitor sent to meet the father in old customs

The piece recalls older courting rituals where a man seeking marriage would first seek the woman's father. It contrasts with modern times when such a formal step is rarely taken and outlines the shift in social expectations and nerves involved in the encounter.

Dad

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