Local notices stir Denton area economy and politics
A Denton Journal page lists ads for seed and buckwheat, room rentals, timber land for sale, and a factory move. It notes the Peoples Bank of Denton closing at 2 PM for William H. Nuttle’s funeral, plus a long roundup of political filings, land deeds to the state, and a Caroline County Farm Bureau picnic with local politicians mingling among farmers.
Social Notes of Denton and Vicinity
Marriage announcements and social updates from Dundalk to Denton outline weddings including Miss Elsie Stratman and Corp. Paul Werning Finn, and Miss Roberta Butler with Mr. Jerome Fletcher. The column lists graduates, births, engagements, visits, military assignments, travel, and local gatherings with numerous names and places.
Grace Methodist Church Notices Sunday Schedule
Sunday services July 26 with 9 46 Church School in all departments aims to keep attendance high. Morning Worship at 10 46 with music by the senior choir and sermon Making Life Count. Visitors welcome. Vacation Sundays August 23 and 30. Sermon later Christ in the Storm and Ceremonialism. Wednesday prayer meeting Thursday choir practice.
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Grace Methodist Ghureh
Greensboro Methodist Church Weekly Schedule
The Greensboro Methodist Church lists services at 11:00 a.m. for preaching and 9:45 a.m. for Sunday School with evening services half an hour after during summer. Official Board meets the first Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. Sunday School Board meets second Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. Woman's Division of Christian Service meets second Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Junior Epworth League meets Wednesdays at 4:00 p.m. Blue Ribbon Bible Class meets last Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Methodist Church
R. W. Kirwan
Woman's Division of Christian Service
Epworth League
Pilgrim Holiness Church Greensboro Services Schedule
The Pilgrim Holiness Church in Greensboro lists Rev. A. C. Clark as pastor. Friday evening prayer at 7 45. Sunday School at 2. Praise and song at 3. Young Peoples service at 7. Preaching service at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Greensboro
A. C. Clark
Young Peoples
Greensboro church schedule and Catholic Mass notices
Greensboro Baptist Church announces Sunday services at 9:45 a.m. Sunday School, 11 a.m. worship, 7 p.m. Baptist Training Union, 8 p.m. Evening Worship, and Thursday Bible study at 7:30 p.m. Second Tuesday features Woman's Missionary Society. Catholic Masses on Sunday July 26 in Denton and Ridgely at 8:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. with confessions at St Elizabeth's Denton at 7:45 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Baptist Church
Paul F. Burke
Baptist Training Union
Woman’s Missionary Society
Denton and
Ridgely
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Denton
St. Benedict’s Church
Local Social Notes From Ridgely And Nearby
Ridgely social round includes Mr and Mrs Frank Flounders hosting their daughter Mrs William Rieck and family of Preston. Visits span Marcus Hook Arlington N J Wilmington Tolchester Rehoboth Cambridge Fed eralsburg Havre de Grace Wilmington and Philadelphia with many relatives and upcoming army call for Mr William Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Flounders
William Rieck
Preston
Arters Sculley
Marcus Hook
Arthur Sculley
Wilson Jackson
Arlington
N. J
Emms Jackson
Emma Hutson
General Hospital
Wilmington
Russum Lori
Mallory Winstead
Tolchester
William Raleigh
Washington
Ernest Jones
Rehoboth
Weaver Jones
Cambridge
Henry Covington
Baltimore
Harvey Hufnal
Maude Bates
John Bullock
Federalsburg
George Messick
Mary Lou Cade
Denton
Jean Heval
Arthur Richards
Edward Eaton
Dover
Hope Draper
Alexandria
I. T. Saulsbury
David Perry
Norfolk
Lawrence Wilson
William Sparks
Bertie
Philadelphia
Lulu Meredith
Havre de Grace
Norman Cahall
Ruthsburg
Leonard Dean
Local Visitors and Guests Across Town
Mr and Mrs S A Johnson and children Doris Billy and Luther visited Baltimore this week. Mrs Sallie Downes stayed with Mrs Josephine Downes for several days. Mr and Mrs Paul Kenney of Snow Hill visited Denton friends over the weekend. Eloise Downes returned from a two week visit to Luray Virginia. Wayne Cawley and family spent Sunday at Rehoboth Beach. Eva Hildebrandt of Baltimore is guest of Mrs W L Merriken. Paula Adams visited cousin Ormond Wright last week. Mrs Walter Johnson spent the past week visiting Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Johnson
Doris
Billy
Luther
Baltimore
Sallie Downes
Josephine Downes
Paul Kenney
Snow Hill
Denton
Eloise Downes
Luray
Wayne Cawley
Rehoboth Beach
Eva Hildebrandt
W. L. Merriken
Paula Adams
Ormond Wright
Walter Johnson
Cumberland
In Memoriam Fannie Draper One Year Since Death
In loving memory of our dear mother Mrs Fannie Draper who died July 26 1941 Our hearts are heavy and our thoughts are of thee Some say time heals but not for us Our hearts still ache for you By her daughters Marguerite and Irene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Draper
Mother
Marguerite
Irene
Tuberculosis Chest Clinic Set For Federalsburg Center
The next Chest Clinic will be held at Federalsburg Health Center on Thursday August 6 at 9 a.m. The event aims to provide screening and care for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg Health Center
Death of Mrs. John Davis in Ridgely
Mrs. John Davis died Sunday morning. Funeral held at the home on Central Avenue Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Harvey read Scripture and Rev. Leelan Jackson offered the burial prayer. Burial at Greensboro cemetery. Pall-bearers named. Born Ida Virginia Walters in Queen Anne's County on June 3, 1874. Married to John D. Davis in Centreville on December 27, 1897. Active in Ridgely church work and longtime secretary of the Ladies Aid. Survived by husband, three sons William Dudley Donald and a daughter Dorothy Quaintance, plus numerous grandchildren and relatives. She had been an invalid for about five years but remained engaged in church affairs.
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John Davis
Central Avenue
Harvey
Leelan Jackson
Roy Tawes
Hurlock
Ridgely
Greensboro Cemetery
Clinton Stoops
James
John Wilson
Burton Wilkinson
Ronald Lane
Edward Macpherson
Davis
Ida Virginia Walters
Queen Anne’s County
John D. Davis
Centreville Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
William
Wilmington
Dudley
Donald
Baltimore
Dorothy
Howard Quaintance
Silver Springs
Jock
Bobbie
Billie
Becky
Sallie Ann
Jay Donald
Phoebe Jane
John Altis Quaintance
Frank Simon
Paul Hoffman
Norris
Boone Jarrell Jr
Burea
Charles Herzog
Billie Rennie
William Glenn Rennie
Herzog
Ambrose Kennedy
Jerome Kennedy
Paul Schuncke
Federalsburg
Coursey Hemmons
E. G. Lewis
E. H. Geiser
Philadelphia
Richard Rogers
Pennington
N. J
Bertha Shull
Trappe
Ethel Steinman
Fifer Hospital
Matthews
Greensboro
J. W. Zehring
Frank Flounders
Alice Wilson
Red Cross
Denton
Howard Turner
Gertrude Cannon
Annie Turner
Camp Lee
Harold Hatfield
Georgetown
Florence Thompson
Rehoboth
Herbert Otto
Jane
Marietta
Edgar Greenley
Verma Waldron
Lulu Meredith
Letitia Brown
Edna Detwiler
Centreville
Anna Evans
Pittsburgh
Mabel Brubaker
Lancaster
Franklin Stayer
Melvin Bennington
Washington
Walter Bennington
Harvey Hunna
H. T. Tribbett
Robert Lister
Paul Shockley
Dudley Davis
Salem
Frank Seward
Ed. Lapham
Goldsboro
Jack Richel
Chester
Henrietta Payne
Osfear
William Henry Nuttle
Peoples Bank of
Caroline County
William Blake
Addie F. Williamson Nuttle
Beacom’s Business College
Supplee Hardware Company
Peoples Bank
Mr. Nuttle
Tilghman Nuttle
Elias W. Williamson
Augusta
Maine
Nuttle
First Methodist Church
Elsie Roe
Frank L. R. Nuttle
Thomas Fletcher Wright
Lawrence E. Wimbrow
First Church
Denton Cemetery
Lydia Margaret Gordon
Lewis Gordon
S. H. Krabill
Church of the Brethren
Gordon
Levi Whisler
George H. Whisler
Galen R. Whisler
Norfolk
Hazel C. Replogle
Grace M. Krabill
N. J. Miller
J. W. Krahill
Wm. McDaniel
Milton
Del
Sarah A. Lockerman
Zion Methodist Church
Broadkiln River Drawbridge
Samuel and
Leighton
Horace
Willmington
Thomas
Emma
Mae
Maurice A. Frazier Jr
Dover
Frank Planton
Elkton
William Good
Burk Jenkins
Newark
Herman A. Schwartz
Adamsville
Bloomery Church
Thomas Dixon
Anna Schwartz
August From
Joseph Pies
Ortley
S. D
Mattie Hill
Charles Lister
Robert Courtney
Milford
Arthur Schwartz
Harrington
Walter Schwartz
Esther Schwartz
Homemaker Club Reports Homemakers Day Trip
The Marydel Homemaker Club met at Mrs J C Wilkens home with seventeen members and a guest. They discussed Homemakers Day at the University of Maryland and speeches attended. Due to gas and tire shortages no trip will be taken this August. an ice cream festival will be held instead. A 5 donation was given to the USO.
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J. C. Wilkens
Marydel
College Park
University of Maryland
Howard Logan
America
U.S.O
J.C. Wilkens
Margaret Bezerics
Preston Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Ruth Garey and son from Washington spent the weekend with Mr S E Douglas and Miss Isabelle Douglas who has been home for several weeks. Many locals attended the Red Cross surgical dressings class on Monday. Various residentsreturn from trips to Salisbury Camp Rodney and Norfolk with news of visits to relatives.
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Ruth Garey and Son
Washington
S. E. Douglas
Isabelle Douglas
Red Cross
G. C. Carmine
H. M. Hollis
Rachael Baylor
A. T.blades
Joan Noble
Charles Noble
Frances Dee Noble
Max Chambers
Salisbury
N. C
Chambers
Johnson Bonner
Camp Rodney
Fairfield
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Tufft
Fulton Noble
Easton
Lee Noble
Robert Cannon
Small Son
Cambridge
E. E. Hooper
Baltimore
H. M. Parrott
Bethlehem
Carmine
Rehoboth Beach
Vacation Plan At Christian Endeavor Service
Hobes T H Towers led a Christian Endeavor service last Sunday with a motion to take a vacation until the first Sunday evening in September. Mrs L H Thomas was chosen to lead a program then. The report lists visits and social gatherings among local residents including the Lister, Marine, Finn, Greenlee, Tribbitt, Ostermann, and Harris families, plus guests from Camden and Boston. The note closes with a Mary Baker Eddy quote about avoiding past mistakes when the motive to do right exists.
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T. H. Towers
Christian Endeavor
Endeavor
L. H. Thomas
John Lister
Eldon Marine
Wm. Finn
Mildred Greenlee
Sara Finn
Audrey Tribbitt
Martha Ostermann
Paul Lister
E. S. Evans
Philadelphia
D. E. Wood
Freeland Clopper
Tuckahoe Neck
F. N. Smith
Garland Lake
Lewis Butler
Kenneth Ramsburg
Helen Towers
J. H. Edgell
Near Greenwood
W. G. Holbrook
M. A. Brackett
Rehoboth
Jessie Wood
Wilmington
E. M. Willey
L. R. Dukes
Federalsburg
Mary Baker Eddy
Hillsboro Queen Anne Party Honors Cordelia Larrimore
Miss Cordelia Larrimore of Wilmington was feted at her grandmother Mrs. G H Tarburton’s home in Hillsboro Saturday night July 18 for her 16th birthday. Attendees included Jean Marter Doris Ivens Betty Lee Morse Laura Fleming Marjorie Baker May Cahall Marjorie Larrimore Paul Dill Barton ButlerStanley Curry Eugene Skinner Emmitt Sylvester and many relatives. Refreshments followed after games. Several local residents and visitors, including Dr and Mrs Depue H Duffey and their children Diane and Depue Jr of Washington, were noted as weekend guests. Various visits and entertainments by local families are listed throughout the week.
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Cordelia Larrimore
Wilmington
G. H. Tarburton
Jean Marter
Doris Ivens
Betty Lee Morse
Laura Virginia Fleming
Marjorie Baker
May Cahall
Marjorie Larrimore
Paul Dill
Barton Butler
Stanley Curry
Eugene Skinner
Emmitt Sylvester
Roy Hopkins
Harry Kemp
Gaylord Ivans
Depue H. Duffey
Diane
Depue H. Jr
Washington
Charles Jarrell
Frank Fleming
Brown Thawley
Beverly Anne
Milford
Edgar Blades
Marjory Baker
Rehoboth
Bob Ruff
Catonsville
Francis Rowe
Mary Rowe
Oswald Callahan
Wye Mills
Dorothy Blades
Tuckahoe Neck
Anne Beaven
Sharon Lee Stewart
Camp Wright
Mildred Stenger
Camp Powatinika
Annapolis
Oscar Clark
Denton
Charles Jarrel
G. B. Stewart
Russell
James Sherwood
Baltimore
Social notes from Queen Anne area visits and travels
Miss Lillian Dickerson of Swarthmore College visits near Hillsboro with Mr and Mrs John Hammer then to Centreville to spend the summer with her mother Mrs Loney Rhodes. Many relatives from Baltimore Denton Wilmington and Ridgely visit and host gatherings with families including Flowers Jump Moore Sparks Eley Murphy Crenshaw and others in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Dickerson
Swarthmore College
John Hammer
Hillsboro
Loney Rhodes
Centreville
Madge Jump
Denton
Madge
Donald Flowers
Aberdeen
Eleanor Flowers
Baltimore
H. P. Flowers
Horace Morgan
Henry Morgan
Howard Eley
James Moore
John Koons
James Moore Jr
M. F. Garrigues
Jack Warfield
Bernard Sparks
Elaine Murphy
Geo. Page Murphy
Mr. Reynolds
Sykesville
Kenneth Holland
Rose Marie
Crenshaw
Holland
Francis Jump
Annapolis
Adam Holsinger
Near Ridgely
M. E. Diggans
James Mullikin
Christian
Ridgely
B. F. Sparks
F. M. Stayton
T. H. Stayton
Wilmington
Stayton
Charles Schall
Milton Marshall
Easton
M. S. Cooper
William F. Dickerson
Clara Price
Rehoboth Beach
Roy Hopkins
Edna Fleming
Katherine Moore
Bernard Sparks Jr
James Skipper
U.S. Coast Guard
Louis Sneed Jr
L. J. Sneed Jr
In Loving Memory of Jeanette Price Hobbs
A memorial verse honors Jeanette Price Hobbs who died July 23 1941. The poem laments her gentle face patient smile and kind heart, noting she was beloved by all. It closes with a pledge to remember her always, signed by sister Mary Price Mellard and niece Ethel Mellard Mandeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Price Hobbs
Mary Price Mellard
Ethel Mellard Mandeville
Deaths and Obituaries From Denton and Nearby Areas
Obituary notices detail the death of William Henry Nuttle of Denton and summarize the lives of Lydia Margaret Gordon, Sarah A. Locker-man, Nettie E. Moore, Herman A. Schwartz, and their families. The roll covers banking work, church ties, farming, and multiple survivors across Maryland and Delaware communities, with funeral arrangements and burial details provided.
Adams Family News and Local Visits in Rehoboth
Miss Minnie Adams of Wilmington and Mrs Earl Robinson with Virginia Lee and Blanche Adams spend a week at Rehoboth. Orville Chaffinch and daughter from Philadelphia vacation two weeks with Thurman Fountain family. Mrs Charles Johnson returns from Salisbury hospital. Grace Adams returns to West Atlantic City with C W Adams and Maryin Brown. Blanche Adams and sister Grace visit Mrs Helen Zimmerman in Seaford. Sunday School at Bloomery 10 am.
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Minnie Adams
Wilmington
Earl Robinson
Virginia Lee
Blanche Adams
Rehoboth Beach
Orville Chaffinch
Philadelphia
Maryin Brown
Grace
Helen Zimmerman
Seaford
Bloomery
Card of Thanks for Lydia Gordon
The Family expresses gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown during our mother's long illness and after her death Mrs Lydia Gordon. We thank everyone for cards and floral tributes and acknowledge the thoughtful support.
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Lydia Gordon
Greensboro Obituary And Local News Roundup
Henry Medford 84 died after a long illness. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 from Rawlings parlor, Rev. Kirwan and Rev. Burke officiating. Burial in Greensboro cemetery. Survivors include wife formerly Amy Corbin Green of New York, son John, two grandsons, two brothers and a sister. Cousin Mrs. Charles K. Evans of Denton. Also notes a July 5 anniversary party for Rev. and Mrs. Kirwan with a silver Chest gift. Weather and military enlistments, local visits, and hospital updates follow in brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Medford
Rawlings
R. W. Kirwan
Paul Burke
Greensboro Cemetery
Medford
Amy Corbin Green
New York
John
John Medford
Henderson
Charles Medford
North Carolina
Fannie Temple
Wilmington
Del
Charles K. Evans
Denton
Bobbie
Delmar
Bill Collins
Dover
Virdie Davis
Milford
Oscar Wyatt
Hugh Smith
J. C. Smith
Washington
Anacostia
Naval Air Reserve
Carl Lee Thornton
W. Thomas Thornton
U.S. Navy
Norfolk
Russell Hutson
George Hutson
U. S. Navy
Earl Deaner
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Paul Bickling
Fort Knox
L. C. Bickling
Nelson Forney
Judy
Chestertown
Frederic Monroe Sr
A. J. Harry
Philadelphia
Herbert Legar
Lawrence Thornton
Louise Adams
Bob Porter
Tolchester Beach
Leon Conner
Claude Conner
Pocahontas
Garland Lake
Sallie Horsey
A. E. Shields
Clara Harper
Nelson Bishop
Local social notes from North East and nearby areas
Henderson and Dover visitors share weekends in North East Maryland and Wilmington Delaware. Guests include Mr and Mrs W F Clark and Miss Annabel and Miss Elfreda Snyder from Dover. Mr and Mrs Charles Cartwright from Richardson Park and Mrs Virgie Cartwright from Goldsboro. and many others visiting family and friends across Wilmington Oxford Farnhurst and Princeton with several host families noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Clark
Annabel
Elfreda Snyder
Dover
Joseph Lynch
North East
Charles Cartwright
Richardson Park
Del
Virgie Cartwright
Goldsboro
Dora Melvin
Ethel Tharp
Ralph Bassett
Edward Bassett
Merchantville
N. J
Grover Tharp
T. A. Montague
Wm. Palmer
George Montague
Wilmington
George ©. King
Mary V. Kimble
L. M. Jones
Wm. G. Carrow
Cape Charles
L. A. Gooden
T. H. Gough
S. James
Carleton Gooden
Baltimore
Daisy Quillen
Morris Sylvester
Vernon Jones
Farnhurst
George Thompson
Princeton
Ida Thompson
Dallas Legates
Lewes
Darius Pip- Pin
M. C. Porter
Oxford
James Jones
Walter Buck
Philadelphia
Weekend visits and movements around Wilmington
Mr and Mrs W J Murphy spent the weekend with Mrs Belle Riggin and daughter Grace in Union Park Gardens Wilmington. James Turner recently back in Wilmington for work after illness. Mr and Mrs Marvel attended Henry Medford funeral in Greensboro Wednesday. Mrs Mollie Shockley visiting daughter Kathryn McDonnell in Wilmington. Rev and Mrs Chas Clarkson of Oxford Md were visitors Friday. Newspaper dibHlyr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Murphy
Belle Riggin
Grace
Union Park Gardens
Wilmington
James Turner
Marvel
Henry Medford
Greensboro
Mollie Shockley
Kathryn McDonnell
Chas. Clarkson
Oxford, Md
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F. B. Ellwanger
Nuttle Milling Company
Denton Journal
Peoples Bank of Denton
William H. Nuttle
Maryland and
Delaware
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
Stockley
North 6Th Street
Maryland Kitchen
William J. Bratton
Cecil County
Delaware College
Princeton University
University of Maryland Law School
Messrs
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Robert Craig
George Clendaniel
Clayton Long
R. C. Crow
Floyd Jackson
L. Stafford
Neavitt
Chesapeake Bay
Sharp’s Island
J. Edward Nichols
Board of Election Supervisors
Democratic State Central Committee
J. Tyson Heather
John C. Brown
Raymond W. Noble
Sherman T. Griffith
Roger Ringgold
J. DeWeese Carter
Calvin D. Lynch
William E. Andrews
Joseph J. Garris
John M. Kennedy
Maryland
Kennedy
Jackson
Herbert R. O’conor
Stephen B. Peddicord
Thomas E. Cook
Frederick
Idlewilde
Denton Road
Inland Game and Fish Commission
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Burdette Messenger
William R. Williams
Wilmer Fell Davis
State Farm Bureau
Joseph Levi Voshell
Perry D. Voshell
Stephen R. Collins
Omar D. Crothers
James F. Evans
Harry H. Nuttle
American Farm Bureau
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Richard Blackburn
Elsie Anna Stratman
George A. Stratman
Dundalk
Corp
Paul Werning Finn
Medical Corps
Camp Pickett
William Finn
E. C. Moellman
Lutheran Church of
Marie Stratman
Ernest Downes
Elizabeth Stratman
Sparrows Point
Towson High School
Caroline High School
Roberta Louise Butler
Robert Butler
Jerome Fletcher
A. E. Fletcher
Waldorf, Md
George E. Wood
Towson Teachers’ College
Salisbury Teachers’ College
Teachers’ College
New Mexico
Melvin W. Andrew
Blanche Chaffinch
Harvey M. Porter
Louis Stevens
Edward Lane
T. Floyd Jackson
Albert Poteet
Lois Virginia Poteet
Harry F Knotts
H. F. Knotts
Presbyterian Church
Hyattsville
Hobart Evans
Bolling Field
Quartermasters Corps
George E. Neal
Norma Lee
Neal
James H. Neal
W. Frank DeFord
Donald G. Kubler
Seaman
Seaman’s School
San Diego
Cal
Sands
William E. Taylor
Flushing
G. Willard Rich
Pelham, N. Y
A. J. B. Tait
Yonkers
N. Y
A. Clark Smith
Betty Ross Smith
Lacey Roslyn Orme
Elmer T. Orme
C. P. Merrick Jr
Charles P. Merrick
Irving D. Chaney Sr
Calvert County
Helen Selin
Chris Biger
Atlantic City
Madeline
Beatrice Adams
Arthur Adams
Bruce P. Bowdle
Fort Jackson
S. C
Hackett Downes
Josephine
Roy S. Culler
Harrisburg
Clarence E. Beauchamp
Arthur Nuttle
Mary Lee
Mildred Beauchamp
Emily
Wm .D. Uhler
Ray Muth
Allentown
Frank Wade
Frank Jr
Fayettsville
Lida Wine
Kemp Adams
Reese Adams
Charles Whitby
Kitty
L. B. Towers
Shirley Maloney
Ree
L. E. Wimbrow
Memoriam
Hobes
Tuckahoe
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Adams Cross Roads
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