Local ads and notices mix with accidents and politics
Classifieds list local items from car for sale to farm chicks and seed, plus notes on dental absence, beauty products, and a fatal fair stunt. Local happenings include a murder, election filings, a Milford death, and Governor OConor seeking renomination. Dogs for Defense sentry trials in Dover and breeders offer Bay retrievers training help.
Social News Highlights of Denton Residents Unions and Weddings
Denton readers learn of multiple weddings with Har riet Burns and Roger Weeks tying the knot in Moore Haven Florida on July 4. Lieutenant John Owings Cockey to Margaret Anne Stewart will wed July 18 at Waco Army Flying School Chapel. Kathryn Jones to Corporal Paul H. Roe Jr. married in Washington DC. Reports cover weddings, visits, travel, and family events involving Burns Weeks Stewart Roe and Kern families plus local and visiting acquaintances across Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Burns
Harriet Burns
Roger Martin Weeks
T. W. Weeks
Moore Haven
Fla
Hendrix
Caroline High School
State Teachers College
Salisbury
Caroline
Miami
University of Florida
Riddle Field
Clewiston
Miami Beach
Milton Melvin Stewart
Harrisburg
Margaret Anne Stewart
John Owings Cockey
Waco Army Flying School
Waco
Texas
Stewart
Denton
Pearl Griffin
Kathryn Jones
Clyde Jones
Sturgis
Mich
Paul H. Roe Jr
Olivia P. Roe
First Covenant Presbyterian Church
Washington
D. C
Corp
Roe
Fort Myer
Harvey Lord
Francis Lord
Larry
Holmes, Pa
Roland Lord
Sandra Loul
Boothwyn
Everette Gambrill
Fred Wright
Concord
Charles H. Willis
Cape May
N. J
Philadelphia
Max Gallimore
Tuckahoe Neck
Fifer Hospital
Gallimore
Elizabeth Martin
Perry D. Voshell
Preston
Joseph
Merlyn Kern
Baltimore
C. J. Kern
E. C. Collins
Nebraska
North Carolina
Ridley, Park
Holmes and Boothwyn
Woodlynne
Robert E. Irwin
Dunne
Claudine Rawlings
Greensboro
B. F. Johnson
Ocean Grove
Methodist Church
W. W. Noble
Eward W. Lane
Barbara
R. C. Tell
Billy
Jeanne
Doylestown
Wm. Martin
Margaret
Tennessee
Amanda Roe
Cora Hackett
Wilmington
Gootee S. Roe
G. W. Koenig
Naval Air Station
Elizabeth Carscaden
Mary Dean
Cumberland
Lonaconing
George W. Clendaniel
Howard Melvin
Hobbs
Rehoboth
E. 0. Hickstein
Cliffside
B. Charles Weissinger
Jersey City
Arthur Ford
Burrell Kilmer
Kathryn
Wilbert L. Merriken
Merrick Wilson
Grace Bowdle
Joseph Harrington
James A. Wise
Camp Lee
Earl Collins
Ralph Dill
Clifford H. Heller
Chester
Marion J. Woodford
Teaneck
Wilbert Callaway
Charles G. Griffin
Rehoboth Beach
Louise Fleetwood
Sunday church notices list July 12 services and sermons
Local churches publish Sunday schedules for July 12 and the following week. Grace Methodist, Church of the Brethren, Coraline Charge Hobbs and Piney Church all announce morning sermons and Sunday School times, with topics including A Religion That Works Two Portraits I Believe in God and Your Ship With Gold on Board. A members meeting and musical program are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
Church of the Brethren
God
Wm. E. Sanger
Cordova
Coraline
Hobbs
Thawley
Burrsville
Union
Piney Church
John W. Stockwell
Preston New Church
Irvin Smith
Greensboro Methodist Church Weekly Schedule
Rev. R. W. Kirwan pastor. Sunday School 9:45 a m. Preaching 11:00 a m. Evening services half hour after in summer. Official Board meets first Wednesday 8:00 p m. Sunday School Board second Wednesday 8:00 p m. Woman's Division second Thursday 7:30 p m. Junior Epworth League Wednesdays 4 p m during school year. Blue Ribbon Bible Class last Tuesday 7:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Methodist Church
R. W. Kirwan
Woman’s Division of Christian Service
Epworth League
Greensboro Baptist Church
Paul F. Burke
Baptist Training Union
Woman’s Missionary Society
Local church services and Catholic mass schedule
The note lists times for Pilgrim Holiness Church Greensboro services led by Rev. A C Clark and Greensboro Baptist Church services led by Rev. Paul F Burke. It also notes Sunday masses in Denton and Ridgely Catholic churches with confession times at St Elizabeth's in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton and
Ridgely
St. Elizabeth's Church
Denton
St. Benedict’s Church
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Deaths of Mrs. Cora M. Swann and Mrs. Lida Thawley
Mrs. Cora May Swann died after a sudden illness on May 21 at Emergency Hospital Easton. funeral at First Methodist Church with Rev. L S Wimbrow officiating. She leaves a husband William O. Swann, a son William Austin Swann, a daughter Mrs H Thawley Sparks, a granddaughter Carmen Nowell, and three sisters. Mrs. Lida Thawley, widow of John H. Thawley, died at Burrsville aged 75 years nine months. funeral at Wesley Church. She leaves three daughters Mrs Mary Stafford, Mrs Laura E. Lewis, Mrs Margaret James, and two sons Brown P. Thawley, Houston Thawley, plus twelve grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Teeter
Moblesville
Ind
Indiana State Fair Grounds
Harrington Fair
Lewis McNeal
Nuttle Milling Company
Easton
McNeal
Anna Mae Thomas
H. B. Thomas
Bridgetown
Greensboro
Chambers Park
Federalsburg
Caroline County
John Williams
William E. Andrew
Gus Koste
Ace Wells
J. Edward Nichols
Denton
Board of Election Supervisors
Caroline
Del
Milford
Lewes
Milton Trice
Hickman
Trice
Harrington
O'’Conor
William C. Walsh
J. Millard Tawes
Jack Andrews
Patsy Koenig
Chesapeake Bay
Milton S. Andrews
Denton and Ridgely
Otto Koenig
Dover
Tilghman Taylor
J. Roland Chaffinch
Dogs For Defense, Inc
War Department
Asso
American Kennel Club
Edwin Barry
Delaware Bay Field Trial Club
Dover Club
Chesapeake Bays
Barry
Cora May Swann
William O. Swann
First Methodist Church
L. 5. Wimbrow
Hillsboro
Queen Anne's County
Frank T. Meecds
Queen Anne’s County
William Austin Swann
Middle River
H. Thawley Sparks
Carmen Nowell
Bessie Dewberry
Mattie Richards
Minnie Rolph
Church Hill
Thawley
Brown
Hannah Parris
Mary Stafford
Laura E. Lewis
Burrsville
Margaret James
Brown P. Thawley
Houston Thawley
Vernon Hammond
William Towers
Elizabeth
Herman Callahan
Donald
Queen Anne
H. O. Humnal
Ella Swann
Harald Fountain
Ridgely
Richard Fountain
Brooklyn
N. Y
Anna May Thomas
Elizabeth Wilson
Wilmington
Norman Wilson
Norman Council
Chester
Max Gallimore
Loraine Mildred
Roland Thompson
Henderson
Laura Mitchell
Roland Griffith
Mitchell Griffith
Mulford Swing
Herbert Keeneman
Anna Swing
Margaret
Leolan Jackson
John
Annapolis
Tammy Dean
Frank Flounders
Homer Roe
Reading
Joseph Williams
Rutherford
N. J
I. R. Jenkins
June
Little Creek
David Mitchell
Robert Dean
William Culver
Virginia Thrasher
Downingtown
Harold Fountain
Gertrude Cannon
Annie Turner
William Swann
Leonard Sparks
Ray Jarrell
Centreville
Jarrell
Mr. Sparks
Mary Richards
Mamie Sparks
Emil Rosenast
Gail
Merchantsville
Bradford Turner
Goldsboro
Herbert Hammond
Vernon
Donald Callahan
Tolchester
Little Jay Fifer
Jesse Fifer
Easton Hospital
H. O. Hufnal
Dave Holsinger
John Pulley
Bellview
Clarence Mitchell
Buffalo
Andrew Mitchell
Paul Bennington
Buddy Applebaum
Carlton Marvel Jr
Winfield Wright
Carlile Bennington
Ridgely Club Notes Arts Music and Public Notices
The Townsend Club met with vice president Harry Stayer chairing. Emmett Lord reported a Baltimore townsend mass meeting and a Sunday speaking date. A special edition of Townsend Weekly was distributed. WSC members urged banning vice near military camps. The week featured a funeral for Miss Anna May Thomas and multiple social visits and hospital births. OPA and War Production Board announced gasoline ration changes for politicians and election duties with new allowances and identification requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Harry Stayer
Washington
Emmett Lord
Baltimore
Church House
Congress
Townsend Weekly
Mr. Greenley
John Brown
Mr. L. M. Winstead
America
Harvey Humnal
Milton Andrews
Blanket Club
United States
Cupid
War Production Board
Social notes from Burrsville andvicinity
Funeral held for Mrs. John Thawley at Wesley Church Burrsville neighbors attend in sympathy. Multiple local families visit, host and travel to nearby towns for holidays and church events. Children’s Day pageant at the church raised 23.75 for conference benevolences. Various residents announce trips, visits, and employment changes in Dorchester and Kenton area.
Hillsboro-Queen Anne Letter Highlights Local Visits
The Hillsboro Queen Anne column notes numerous guests visiting area families from Baltimore Centreville Elizabethtown and Philadelphia including Mr and Mrs Ralph Holland Mrs W B Chambers Katherine Chambers and Alice Widdick. A birth Wil liam Marion Satthoff at Fifer Hospital is announced.
Queen Anne Wedding Announcement and Local Social Notes
Announcement of the marriage near town of Miss Lillian Hutchison to Pvt. Charles V. Chasinak at Phoenix City Alabama on June 20 followed by plans to live in Columbus Georgia. Social notes list numerous relatives and friends visiting or stationed in Wilmington Baltimore Philadelphia Roanoke Georgetown Chester Tolchester Beach Camp Lee Petersburg and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Hutchison
Homer Hutchison
Charles V. Chasinak
Fort Benning
Hutchison
Phoenix City
Alabama
Columbus
F. M. Stayton
Wilmington
Thomas Stayton
Stayton
Fort George Meade
Baltimore
Milton Briscoe
Briscoe
Oscar Briscoe
James Briscoe
Philadelphia
Harry Gibson Jr
Washington
Roanoke
Navy Air Force
James Moore
James Moore Jr
Geo. Kibler
Bernard Kibler
L. J. Sneed
Mary Sneed
L. J. Sneed, Jr
Bernard Allen
Salisbury
Francis Fleming
Chester Barto
Easton
Hillsboro-Queen Anne Church
Segar
Chester
Kenneth Holland
Rose Marie
Tolchester Beach
Nancy Pilsch
Betty A. Murphy
George Pratt
Camp Lee
Petersburg
John Glaser
Pat
John Chaires
Ada Wallen
Millington
May Dean
Dump-picking elevated to patriotic civilian calling
In a striking reversal of expectations, a historical note suggests that in America the profession of dump-picking has risen to the rank of the most highly patriotic civilian calling, signaling a shift in public sentiment toward this unusual pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Local families host and visit around Centreville and Dover
Social notes list numerous households visiting relatives and friends across Centreville Dover Wilmington and surrounding towns. Many events include Sunday visits birthdays and holidays with names of residents and family ties prominent throughout.
Adams Cross Roads Holiday Visits and Family News
Adams family and guests from Virginia New Jersey and Philadelphia spent time with relatives at Blanchard Station American Corner and Wilmington over the holidays. Mrs Dustworth and Nancy of New Jersey visit ill mother as others tour Skyline Drive and celebrate the Fourth. Sunday School in Bloomery closes the week with local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
Grace
Lee Robinson
G. S. Brown
Blanchard Station
Orrie Adams
Skyline Drive
Virginia
West Virginia
Randall Dustworth
Nancy
New Jersey
James Devore
Philadelphia
Fred Fountain
Jake Brown
American Corner
Charles Johnson
Minnie Adams
Wilmington
Bernice Adams
Reba
Lee Adams
Cambridge
Bloomery
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Gatherings
PRESTON Eleanor Trice of Baltimore visited her parents Mr and Mrs T L Trice over the weekend. Mrs Carville Fleetwood and daughter were guests of Mrs E B Blades this week. Mrs Lloyd Cannon and two daughters visited Greensboro. Harry Taylor hosted a dessert bridge Monday evening. Barbara Ann Cunningham of Wilmington visits Jane Cannon. Mr and Mrs C F Noble spent the weekend at Rehoboth Beach. Boy Scouts depart Sunday for two weeks at Camp Rodney. Miss Francis Dee Noble visits cousin Jean Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland Spencer
Baltimore
Leslie Holland
Centreville
Vernon Good
Elizabethtown
Ralph Holland
Ernest Fogle
Walkersville
Loring Markham
Loraine
Oscar Rice
W. B. Chambers
Katharine Chambers
Alice Widdick
Pottstown
M. E. Potts
George Satthoff
Fifer Hospital
William Marion
Bernard Allen
Owens Mills
Francis Fleming
Edward Lewis
Howard, Dodds
Philip Pepper
Melvin Pepper
Near Town
Charles Jarrell
Joseph M. Eaton
Happy Valley Camp
E. H. Gale
Edwin Gale
Wilmington
Edgar Blades
John Thawley
Burrsville
Catherine Skinner
Ethel Skinner
Brown Thawley
Beverly Anne
Sadie Wathers
Wm. Whitby
Emma Graham
Doris Pepper
Dorothy Pepper
Henry Fleming
Frank Fleming
Salisbury
Clarence Rumsey
West Chester
Emma Furth
Oxford
Kurt Lederer
Betty Potts
Strayer Business School
Rehoboth
Edward Robb
Edward Quillen
Anna Raughleys
Lindberg
Nathan Walls
T. A. Montague
Wm. Palmer
Geo. Montague
Woodrow Montague
Sadlersville
Dora B. Melvin
Catherine Melvin
Elma Harman
Doris Lee
Eleanor
I. N. Smith
Dover
Allie Sweeney
Philadelphia
Allen Sweeney
Yeadon
E. C. Gooden
J. B. Russell
Henry Pippin
Templeville
Darius Pippin
C. H. Bickling
Martha Steffy
Canton
Ohio
Dora ‘Melvin
Roland Thompson
Fifer’s Hospital
Earl Fillingame
Mary Griffin
Oram Griffin
Ethel Thorp
Ralph Bassett
Merchantsville
N. J
Grover Thorp
Mildred Gooden
Washington
Jack Brown
T. H. Gough
Wm. Bell
Esther
Coleman Webb
Lincoln
Del
Roland Carter
John Carter
Dora Melvin
Lewis Shelton
Annabel Clark
Wilbur Andrew
Denton
A. B. Cohee
Clayton Brown
Harrington
Martin Phillips
Paul Breeding
Fort Meade
Wallace Jones
Joseph Lynch
North East
W. F. Clark
Roy Medford
James Jones
Annabel Costeregone
Clayton
Leslie Meredith
Thomas Cahall
J. W. Meredith
Susan Jones
Farnhurst
Ella Satterfield
W. E. Stubbs
Betty Montague
John W. Meredith
Louise Jones
M. W. Gooden
I. E. Vernon
Eleanor Trice
T. L. Trice
Carville Fleetwood
E. B. Blades
Lloyd Cannon
Greensboro
Harry Taylor
Barbara Ann Cunningham
Jane Cannon
C. F. Noble
Rehoboth Beach
Camp Rodney
Francis Dee Noble
Jean Noble
Greensboro Community Notes Summer Assembly 92 Highlights
Alberta Porter elected vice president of Peninsula Conference Youth Fellowship at Summer Assembly 92 in Bet ter ton Maryland. report planned for July 12 Sunday School. Army service updates include Martin H Adams reporting to Fort Dix. his sister Pauline Adams serves as Army nurse in Australia. Numerous local visits, births, christenings, and visits from families across Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania mark a busy period in Greensboro and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
Betterton
Maryland
Alberta Porter
St. Paul’s
Martin H. Adams
Charles H. Adams
Near Town
U. S. Army
Fort Dix
N. J
Adams
Wilmington
Pauline Adams
Australia
St Paul’s
Dorothy Pearson
Dorothy
Jack Athes
Parkside
Mary Shockley
Sam Flynn
Chester
A. G. Stufft
A. W. Brumbaugh
Four Corners
Philip Zeendee
Walter Stillwell
Edward Vandegrift Jr
University of Maryland Dental School
Baltimore
Edward
E. J. Vandegrift
William Phillips
Henderson
Martin Phillips
Charles Phillips
Francis Marker
William Joiner
Bill
Florence
Joiner
Mr. Hudson
Susie Ford
Bowers Beach
Leon Spence
Charles Wieneke
Weineke
Charles Wieneke Jr
Edwin Lentz
Patsy Esham
Alan Luff
George Wright
Stockton
Calvin Butler
James Jones
Hertha Gooden
Boone Case Taylor
Air Naval Station
Norfolk
L. W. Taylor Sr
Susan Thawley
Edgar Thawley
Stanley Morris
Ingleside
Charles Williams
Whiteleysburg
Irene
Washington
Fred Neimeyer
Philadelphia
Clarence Russell
James Draper
Easton
Bertha Miller
Charles Miller
Margaret
John Hartnett
Dover
Ida Cooper
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the Local Department
Ford
M. A. Brackett
Marshall’s
L. E. Wimbrow
Pilgrim Holiness Church
A. C. Clark
Young Peoples
Willian O. Swann
OPA
F. N. Smith
Sue
J. A. Billings
L. H. Thomas
J. A. Wollinghby
J. H. Dandy
Wesley Church
Margaret J. Thomas
Dickerson
Bernard H. Thomas
Thomas
Bernard
Barnesville
Lewis Butler
Elmer Butler
Kenneth
Ellen
Ann
Kenneth Ramsburg
Roland Towers
Marvin Butler
Bates Lister
Lister
Butler
W. L. Jump
Billy Jump
Ward Jump
T. H. Towers
D. E. Wood
L. V. Pratt
Lois Ann
John Henricks
Lou Dukes
E. M. Willey
Camp Wright
E. S. Evans
Evans
Wm. Murphy
Lida Murphy
Sara Roe
Lois
Lewisville
James Akin
Sonny
Cape Charles
Lola Willoughby
Charlie Wilson
LeRoy
Dallas
Wayne
Oak Orchard
Frank Massey
Near Woodside
C. V. Clarke
C. E.bright
Tuckahoe
Adams Cross Roads