Local notices and obituaries from Denton area
A Denton area clipping lists various notices desires and events including Nearness for sale and rent items from M K Newnam and Mrs Wm Taylor. It reports Dr M A Brackett's dental office closing August 1 to 19 and a meet with Dr Robert H Riley Baltimore Health Officer speaking on modern control of communicable diseases. It notes sale of school buses by Theis Motor Co and a Guernsey cow for sale near Denton. Also covered are baseball games between the Fire Company and American Legion, wheat crop issues low price yields and cockle presence, deaths of John K Watson and George E Jenkins, a fatal car train collision involving William J Irwin and the Harrisons, a total lunar eclipse, and local suicides investigation of Everett Kelley with coroner verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Newnam
M. A. Brackett
W. J. Martin
Denton
First Street
Wm. D. Taylor
Robert H. Riley
Baltimore
Maryland
Denton Rotary Club
Theis Motor Co
Kirwin Smith
Andersontown
American Legion
the Legion
John K. Watson
William J. Watson
Philadelphia
Denton Cemetery
William
Ernest
Ethel
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Delaware Bay
William J. Irwin
Kellar Crouse
Elmer Crouse
Harrington
Irwin
Milford Hospital
South America
George E. Jenkins
Federalsburg
Holt Oil Co
Jenkins
Quantico Md
Viola Jenkins
Mary E. Jenkins
Wesley Jenkins
Hebron
Howard White
Christ M. P
G. E. Leister
Bloomery Cemetery
Everett Kelley
Preston
Charles B. Harrison
Marden
J. Phil Wright
Kelley
O. T. Kelley
Easton
Glenn Kelley
Charles Kelley
Wilmington
Social Guests Gather at Williston Home and Nearby Visits
A long list of visitors and summer guests fills social notes from Denton and nearby towns. Families from Cambridge Yonkers Buffalo Baltimore Philadelphia Raleigh and Trappe are described as staying with relatives or visiting others at Denton, Rehoboth and Ocean City including Mrs Ida Willey Kemp Wright Jr and infant Patricia Ann among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Stars
Williston
Ida Willey
Kemp Wright, Jr
Owen Hughes
Patricia Ann
Cambridge
A. J. B. Tait
Yonkers
N. Y
Denton
Market Street
Fifth Avenue
F. W. Wright, Jr
Elsbeth Wright
Buffalo
R. C. Tell
Doylestown
C. J. Kern
Tuckahoe Neck
Kern
Heath D. Goldsborough
Baltimore
Mr. Goldsborough
Lettie Lee Smeyers
Philadelphia
W. H. Rathell
Cooper House
First Street
Cliff Morris
Dove
J. S. Long
Mr. Long
L. R. Dukes
Lou
E. M. Willey
Ocean City
Walter Sparklin
R. H. Bryant
Petersburg
James M. Clarke
Rehoboth
Sallie E. Saulsbury
Susan Saulsbury
Alma Daffin
Newark
N. J
Albert Thume
Trappe
John Woodrow
James B. Broach
Billie
Raleigh
N. C
George Middleton
Chester
J. P. Holsinger
Lester S. Kauffman
Jean Kauffman
University City
Nils Hellstrom
Woodside
Long Island
John H. Emerson
T. Floyd Jackson
Washington
Irene Roe
W. E. Roe
Hattie Tribbitt
Wilmington
Milton Willis
Joseph H
Denton Churches To Host Sunday Services And Bible School
The Rev EB Warren will preach at Denton Methodist on Sunday at 10 45 with a public invitation. Evening union service at the Church of the Brethren closes the Daily Vacation Bible School led by Miss Marie Pentz and teachers. Other Denton churches list Sunday School at 9 45 and 11 o’clock service times with sermon themes “Pilgrim's Progress” “Six Woes” and “The Lord's Vineyard.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. C. Warren
New York Conference
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Warren
Church of the Brethren
Marie Pentz
Methodist Protestant Church of
Denton
Brethren Church
Vucation Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Jennie Crouse
Church of the New Jerusalem
Preston
Williston
County health dept thanks clubs for tuberculosis aid
Caroline County Health Department thanks the Women's Clubs for a large donation to the Claiborne Preventorium. The drive yielded 600 cans of food 6 bushels of vegetables 81 pounds sugar 64 pounds flour 10 gallons potatoes and 7 dozen eggs. The gift supports tuberculosis control in the county where deaths exceed the state rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Health Department
Claiborne
Social Notes From Rehoboth and Nearby Towns
Ridgely Mrs Henry Wilkinson and granddaughter Marian are at Rehoboth for a few weeks. Mrs Frank Kibler and daughter Mary Elizabeth spent the week in Baltimore. Miss Maud Sleek and Mrs Ernest Jones are spending the week in Rehoboth. Gabrielle Saulsbury visits Hanover Pennsylvania. Miriam Roche has a position at Betteton for a time. Subscribe for the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilkinson
Marian
Rehoboth
Frank Kibler
Mary Elizabeth
Baltimore
Maud Sleek
Ernest Jones
Gabrielle Saulsbury
Hanover
Miriam Roche
Betterton
Naomi Blades Host Birthday Party for Twenty Children
Miss Naomi Blades entertained twenty young friends on Tuesday afternoon July 16 from 2 to 4 o clock. Guests included Margery Morris Lois Bradley Irma Lee Harding Virginia Lee Carroll Mamie Legates Mary Jane Legates Bonnie Smith Jean Fleetwood Betty and Stella Warrington Shirley Ann Legates Jean Marion Ruth Blades and others. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served as games were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Blades
Margery Morris
Lois Bradley
Irma Lee Harding
Virginia Lee Carroll
Mamie Legates
Mary Jane Legates
Bonnie Smith
Jean Fleetwood
Betty
Stella Warrington
Shirley Ann Legates
Jean
Marion
Ruth Blades
Teddy Legates
Clyde Harding
Billy Blades
Johnnie Blades
Carson Carroll
Naomi
J. B. Todd
Clara Stell
Raymond Todd
Carney’s Point
N. J
Moffett
Annie Dean
Harry Blades
Patchett
Preston
Trappe
Templeville Social Notes and Church Services
Templeville neighbors share visits and family news as Rev. R G Connor attends Ursinus College summer school. Schedules show Sunday school at 10 a m and sermon by the pastor's son at 11 a m with other visitors listed from Sadlersville Philadelphia Lancaster and Boothwyn among them.
Sunday Visits and Travels Around Federalsburg and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Raymond McCarty spent Sunday with Mrs McCarty s mother near Federalsburg Doris her sister accompanied them Naomi Coleman and Marie Snyder of Wilmington visited Miss Coleman s parents R F Coleman Mrs H McMahan and daughter Louise and Mrs R McMahan and her little son visited Mr and Mrs J Worm Harry Towers and family and Mr Cecil Keyton spent recent days in Philadelphia and New York May Willoughby and friends from Cordova and St Mary s spent Thursday at Rehoboth Charles Perry spent the weekend with his wife s parents near Bridgeville Del Frank Collins of Washington DC spent the weekend with his father C F Collins Harry Hall of Philadelphia spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs M J Hall L Price of Easton visited Mr and Mrs A R Willoughby last Sunday Aileen Perry has returned home after visiting her uncle and aunt in Salisbury F Friedley is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond McCarty
Philadelphia
New York
May Willoughby
Cordova
St. Mary’s
Rehoboth
Charles Perry
Harry Hall
M. J. Hall
L. Price
Easton
A. R. Willoughby
Aileen Perry
Salisbury
F. Friedley
Eden Hall
William Seward
Edna
Burlington
N. J
Wallace Jones
Minnie Blades
Cambridge
J. D. Long
Betty Montague
Andrew Everett
Kenton
Catherine Melvin
C. H. Bickling
Wilmington
Betty Kimble
L. M. Jones
S. S. James
L. A. Gooden
Henry Shultie
Ruth Anna
John Meredith
Mary Griffin
Methodist Episcopal Church
John W. Noble
Lee Noble
Fletcher Sisk Jr
Billy Wright
Jimmy Wright
John W. Noble Jr
Joan Noble
Lois Dulin
Christine LeGates
Odessa Donohue
Marilyn Belle Noble
Betty Lee Covey
June Wrightson
Nina Mae Wrightson
Eleanor Trice
Peggy Ann Covey
Jane Cannon
Jean Patchett
Jean Fleetwood
Katie Parker
Dorothy Turner
Ida Carvill
Betty Patchett
Manetta Willey
Dorothy Anderson
T. L. Trice
Mountain Lake Park
C. Elzey
Blanche Croll
Paul Van‘Dyke
J. W. Noble
Baltimore
Noble
American Legion
E. B. Blades
Velma Cohee Wheedleton
Preston
Edith Henderson
Federalsburg
Lillian Payne
Robert Cannon
K. Parker
R. Poole
Ocean City
Maynard Lednum and Son
J. F. Lednum
W. T. Yeoman
H. M. Hollis
Chas. Payne Jr
J. L. Todd
Harmony
Ed. Moore
Canada
Edith Noble
New Jersey
Joseph P. Harris
Inez Noble
California
The Churches Grow Gaining Members Across Seven Years
A survey of leading religious bodies shows gains over seven years indicating religion remains vibrant. About 240,000 ministers exist nationwide, roughly one per 500 people, and a similar number of churches is presumed. Last year the Christian Herald reports a 1,222,064 rise in church membership, lifting total membership to over 62,000,000, about half the population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Herald
In Memoriam Pepper Pepper In sact and Loving Remembrance
In Memoriam for Everett A Pepper who departed life July 19 1930 five years ago. Beloved husband and father remembered with love by his wife son and daughter in sorrow and praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper
Everett A. Pepper
Weekly Ridgely News Letter: Local deaths and gatherings
Kennard Hevalow, 21, of Linwood Pa, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hevalow formerly Ridgely, killed in a Sunday auto crash between Paradise and Lancaster. Injured were Irvin Blockston and William Urry. Hevalow funeral at Linwood with Greensboro cemetery interment. Rev Bernard King and wife to travel home for fall family reunion after evangelistic stops. Edna Lindemuth of Philadelphia to wed Thomas McCloud of Ridgely July 28 at Balfield Avenue Church. Residents attended church picnics, visiting relatives, fishing trips, and seaside trips to Ocean City and Rehoboth. Various local social visits noted. multiple confirmations of weddings, picnics, and attending ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennard Hevalow
Ralph Hevalow
Ridgely
Linwood
Paradise
Lankcaster
Irvin Blockston
William Urry
Greensboro
Hevalow
Lancaster General Hospital
James and
Watson
Blanche Baker
Marcus Hook
Beatrice Hevalow
Greensboro Cemetery
Bernard King
Church of the Brethren
Grand Junction
Colo
Astoria
Grantsville
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Edna Dorothy Lindemuth
Philadelphia
Thomas B. McCloud
Balfield Avenue Evangelical Church
Lindemuth
Ridgely Church
Mildred Diefenderfer
Wilbur Friedel
William Moore
Caroline
Dorchester
Talbot
Rehoboth
Harry Holsinger
Charles Stevenson
Edward McPherson
Nancy
H. F. Hafer
Betty Jane
Marian Hemmons
McPherson Cottage
Elkton
George Cherry
Marsh Gollner
Harlan Harrington
Page Jones
Charles ‘Messick
Wm. Marvel
Harford Porter
Olin Porter
Burton Wilkinson
Bowers Beach
Paul Hemmons
Clark Murphy
Mary Wharton
Kate Booker
Teressa Fountain
Baltimore
Teressa Smith
el Paso
Texas
Harold ‘Fountain
Lee Mitchell
C. J. Post
Holly
N. Y
Robert Simpson
Ithaca
J. A. Mitchell
Joanne
Calvin D. Lynch
Ray Frampton
Wilmington
Delavan Rawlings
Annapolis
R. E. Smith
Harry Lane
Inez Richardson
Farm Bureau
F. A. Stayer
J. K. Lynch
Lancaster
Harold Hafer
Boyertown
Eleanor Williams
Rutherford
N. J
Frank Flounders
Welfare Board Organizes In Caroline County
The Caroline County Welfare Board, appointed by the County Commissioners, was organized at a courthouse meeting last Wednesday night. J Roland Chaffinch of Denton elected chairman for one year, with Schmick of Preston and Ford of Marydel as members. Two and three year terms assigned to Brumbaugh and Lynch, with Chaffinch and Long of Federalsburg as three year members. Ex officio member J Frank Lane, and staff including Miss Shockley, Miss Rich, Mrs Covey, Miss Towers, Joseph Blough, William Irwin, and Miss Beauchamp retained. A $4000 old age pension levy was set, with expected matching state and federal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Welfare Board
J. Roland Chaffinch
Denton
John Schmick
Preston
T. Olin Ford
Marydel
A. Irvin Brumbaugh
Greensboro
Calvin D. Lynch
Ridgely
Harvey H. Long
Federalsburg
J. Frank Lane
Goldsboro
Board of
County Commissioners
Hattie Shockley
St. Michaels
Mabel Rich
Sarah Covey
Helen Towers
Hobbs
Joseph Blough
Benton
William R. Irwin
Catherine Beauchamp
General Assembly
Unity Homemakers plan August wee n ie roast at Garland Lake
Bur rs ville Unity Homemaker s Club met at Mrs Chester Bakers Den ton on July 17 with Mrs Carlton Greenlee assisting. Members discussed A Hot Weather Salad and reported on Rural Women s Short Course. A wee nie roast at Garland Lake on August 21 was set as the August meeting replacing the regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Homemaker’s Club
Chester Baker
Denton
Carlton Greenlee
Mesdames Lee Walston
Maud Johnson
Garland Lake
Lulu Pusey
Robert Withers
Marshall Riley
George Parker
Frank Williams
Martin Pusey
Florence Truitt
Camden
N. J
Melvin Parker
Berlin
Wm. Langer
Baltimore
Fred Parker
Josephine Williams
Mary Parker
Harold Hopkins
Chester
Howard Hopkins
James Parris
Jersey City
John Parris
Rachel James
John Thawley
Alfred Hopkins
Near Vernon
James Stafford
Jeanette Myers
Millington
Virginia Stafford
Flater
J. W. Price
Walter Glass
Collegeville
Brown Thawley
Fire chief J Raymond Charles dies in Fed eralsburg at 58
J Raymond Charles, recently elected president of the Delmarva Volunteer Firemen's Association and a lifelong Fed eralsburg resident, died Tuesday at Emergency Hospital Eas ton after three weeks of illness. He would have turned 59 July 29. Survived by wife Lydia Davis a son Alfred A Charles and daughter Rebecca Charles a sister Miss Rachel Charles. Funeral services were held yesterday at 10:30 a.m. at his residence with burial in Hillcrest cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Raymond Charles
Delmarva
Charles
James and
Althea Charles
Lydia Davis
Alfred A. Charles
The
Baltimore Sun
Rebecca Charles
Federalsburg
Rachel Charles
Cleveland, O
Hillcrest Cemetery
Concord Epworth and Junior League Picnic at Garland Lake
Concord Epworth League and Junior League enjoyed a Monday picnic and swim at Garland Lake. After swimming, attendees roasted doggies by the fireplace and sang, closing a delightful evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harvey Lord and sons Billy and Earl, Mr and Mrs Alva Hubbard and family, and Mrs India Todd of Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Epworth League
Garland Lake
Harvey Lord and Sons
Billy and
Earl
Alva Hubbard
India Todd
Concord
Shiloh
Louis Dennis
Lynnie Lord
Williston
Mabel Todd
Edwin Todd
Albert Todd
Harmony
Ocean City
Kirwan Smith
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Dinner Guests Travel Notes
Dr and Mrs Depue H Duffey of Washington DC and Mr and Mrs Chas Jarrell hosted and joined by Mr and Mrs Joseph Eaton spent several days at Rehoboth Beach. Elizabeth Evans and grandson Eugene Knott visited Mt Airy with Evans daughter Mrs R M Peacock. James E Hicks and granddaughters Norma Wicks and Laura Virginia Fleming visited relatives in Philadelphia. F T Fleming hosted son and wife Henry Fleming of Wilmington for a weekend. Margaret Kelso attended Epworth League Institute in Dover. Sibyl and Avery Mullikin of McKinney Texas visiting Ralph Holland. Martha Beaven of Mattapony was with grandmother Florence Beaven. William and Francis Short stayed with mother Elizabeth Short. Morton Taylor of Drexel Hill and William Cooper of Baltimore visited Beaven family. Frances Fisher touring New England and Canada with friends. Emma Gardner of Centreville visiting daughter R W Beaven. J Lay Beaven recovering from illness. Mary Rowe hosted Louise Gray of Denton for weekend. J N Clark spent Monday in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depue H. Duffey
Washington, D. C
Chas. Jarrell
Joseph M. Eaton
Rehoboth Beach
Elizabeth Evans
Eugene Knott
Norma Wicks
Laura Virginia Fleming
Philadelphia
F. T. Fleming
Henry Fleming
Wilmington
Margaret Kelso
Epworth League Institute
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Dover
Del
Sibyl
Avery Mullikin
McKinney
Texas
Ralph Holland
Martha Beaven
Matthewstown
Florence Beaven
William and
Francis Short
Elizabeth Short
Morton Taylor
Drexel Hill
R. W. Beaven
William Cooper
Baltimore
Mary Cooper
Frances Fisher
New England States
Canada
Emma Gardner
Centreville
J. Lay Beaven
Mary Rowe
Louise Gray
Denton
J. N. Clark
Socials Round Queen Anne and Nearby Towns
Local residents hosted and visited relatives from Willistown Norwood and Baltimore over weekends and midweek. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. 0 G Hignatt Miss Isabelle Barton Mrs Lang and more with trips to Rehoboth and Lost River W Va. Harold Jump joined a CCC Training Camp at New Cumberland PA.
Henderson Ladies' Aid Ice Cream Social This Thursday
The Henderson Ladies' Aid announces an ice cream social on Thursday evening July 26 on the Eden Hall lawn. Ice cream cake and candy will be for sale. Everyone is welcome.
Getting Out of the Rut in Local Advertising
The piece argues that businesses should avoid routine and stay alert by aggressive advertising. It claims alert, enterprise-minded shops attract customers, signal hustling effort, and quickly move goods from shelves. It emphasizes consistent innovation and bold promotion as keys to public appeal.
Preston Summer Bible School Certificates Recipients
Young people at the Methodist Episcopal Church received certificates at the closing service after Summer Bible School. Beginners, primaries, and juniors were taught by Mrs. Noble, Miss Trice, and Mrs. Parker respectively, with many names listed as recipients plus numerous club attendees and weekend visitors across Preston and Federalsburg.
Things One Remembers By R M Hofer
A western city cleaner and presser owner and his wife saved for retirement but shrinking capital and rising taxes reduce returns. They consider cashing insurance, selling securities, and traveling before taxes and officials claim the rest. The piece warns that destructive legislation and taxation threaten national morale and future prosperity.
Help Your Own Child Develop Citizenship and Character
A parenting note urges that few tasks surpass helping junior become a better citizen. It stresses that parental effort builds the camaraderie vital to the mental, physical, and moral growth of both parent and child.
To Enjoy Fellowship Learn To Read Eyes And Tone
Braden writes in Rotarian Magazine that true fellowship requires reading eye and facial expression, voice tone, and silences. These cues reveal the soul and speak louder than spoken words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braden
Rotarian Magazine
Fragments emphasize healing, joy, and child happiness
Quotations attribute healing power to faith and the Bible, contrast with material methods, and urge bringing joy to children. Beecher, Christian Science Monitor, and a Bristol bishop are cited, stressing spirit over matter and the value of happiness in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Greensboro Neighborhood News Highlights Local Obituaries and Socials
Mrs Carrie Marvel Phillips wife of George W Phillips of Sadlersville died at home Sunday after noon. She was active in the Southern Methodist Church and survived by three sons Edward Marvel Phillips Paul W Phillips and G Clarke Phillips. Funeral services were held at her home with interment in Sadlersville cemetery. A wedding uniting Frederic F Monroe and Maud E Morris took place last Saturday night in Denton. Several Greensboro residents attended the ceremony. A 12 year old girl Jessie Gruwell is hospitalized in Dover after leg infection from a ditch scrape. Numerous social visits and trips around Greensboro including charitable and family gatherings are listed with related relatives and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Marvel Phillips
George W. Phillips
Sadlersville
Phillips
Southern Methodist Church
Edward Marvel Phillips
Wilmington
Del
Paul W. Phillips
G. Clarke Phillips
Greensboro
Frederic F. Monroe
Fred Monroe
Town
Maud E. Morris
Denton
Howard Porter
W. L. Jump
Monroe
Cupid Ice Cream Company
Jessie Gruwell
Anna Slecather
Marydel
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Jeanette Stevenson
John Gruwell
Chicago
John
Philadelphia
Ed. Gruwell
Harry Gruw
Grace
Dorothy Clark
Alvin Tribbett
Dorothy
Ingleside
Edward Hollingsworth
Purnell Dean
Wilbur Carroll
Katherine Walls
White Crystal Manor
Eleanor Taylor
Bill Rogers
New York City
Morning News
William Walls
Hugh Alan
Patricia Anne
Bradford
Olin Price
Wanda Monroe
Ellen Bilbrough
Charles Bilbrough
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Bilbrough
Samuel Bilbrough
Mendhan
N. J
Pauline Adams
Betty Yocum
Lloyd
Washington
T. E. Bastian
Tom Brown
Goldsboro
Bill Brown
James Ross
Oscar Murphy
Easton
George Stevenson
Ellen Stevenson
I. B. Halstead
L. R. Brumbaugh
Norman Raleigh
Efa Plummer
Betsy Taylor
Alex Houseal
Henderson
Otis Wooleyhand
Daisy Tribbett
Dorothy Swann
Pauline Burns
Williamsport
Mary Lobstein
Baltimore
John Brown
Mary. Murphy
Bill
Greenwood
J. C. Williams
Prospect Park
Jack Boulias
Jack
Card of Thanks for George E. Jenkins
I wish to take this means of expressing my sincere thanks for the many acts of kindness during the sickness and death of my husband George E. Jenkins and for the floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Jenkins
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Memory Lane
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