August Sale Prices Dominant at M K Newnam Store
Local ads tout furniture discounts with a 10 piece dining room set at 79.00 and a 3 piece over stuffed living room set at 49.00 from M K Newnam Furnisher of Homes. Everngam announces annual August Sale begins Tuesday August 2 with bargains on shoes clothing and big stock reductions. Ford for sale pigs price 3.00 each by Sidney Collins Federalburg. Also notices for rental on Market street and various farm items and services with local notices on taxes and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Newnam
Everngam
J. L. Everngam & Son
Poland
China
Berkshire
Sidney Collins
Federalsburg
Market Street
Denton Journal
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
J_ L. Everngam & Son
Ralph Horsey
M. K. New Nam
J. F. Potts
Cambridge
Wolf
Marriage of ex-judge Harry Clark in Ridgely
The marriage of Mr. Harry Clark an ex judge of the Orphans Court of Queen Annes county and son of Peter Clark of Denton to Mrs Minnie Morgan daughter of the late Capt. C C Wheeler took place at ten o clock last Thursday morning in Ridgely at the parsonage of the Methodist Episcopal Church Rev Roy Tawes officiating The bride was attended by her daughter Mrs Reynolds Murphy Best man was Mr Harry Jump After the ceremony the couple left for Atlantic City Wildwood and visits to Mr Clark s son Wilbur A Clark and Mrs J B Taylor They will reside in Queen Anne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Stockley
Gooden
Benjamin F. Gooden
Kitts Hammock
Del
Denton Town
Walter Sparklin
Treas
Lona G. Clark
Emma Howard
Williston
Concord
Easton
Howard
Barnes Players
Denton
Bohemia River
Elkton
William H. Lord
Hobbs
Lord
Caroline
Emmett
Harvey
Alex
Walter
Alfred
Greensboro
Lacy
Quakertown
Clinton Williamson
Burton Smith
Concord Church
Caroline County Farm Bureau
Preston
Wash Wright
D. M. Cheezum
C. J. Kern
J. W. Davis
State Farm Bureau Federation
Miles Fairbank
Harry Clark
Orphans’ Court
Queen Anne’s County
Peter Clark
Minnie Morgan
Queen Anne
C. C. Wheeler
Ridgely
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy Tawes
Reynolds Murphy
Harry Jump
Baltimore
Griffin
Frances
Rehoboth Beach
Jennie Griffin
Charles K. Evans
T. Dukes Roe
Edith G. Norman
John R. Glidden
Mays Landing
N. Jd
James R. FitzGibbon
James Raymond Jr
Washington, D. C
Marietta Anthony
James Adams
Trappe
Paul Hynson
S. R. Hetzer
Kemp
L. Reyner Dukes
Rehoboth
Willard C. Todd
Charles Wiley
Lakewood
N. J
William Byers
Pasadena
Calif
W. W. Sylvester
Mary
Blanche
Edna Hobbs
E. Paul Knotts
Ben Johnson Jr
Herbert McAllister
Atlantic City
Elizabeth E. Pippin
Charles Jump
Derby
Plymouth Leads In June Registrations In 11 States
11 states report Plymouth registrations up 375 percent in June 1932 over June 1931. H G Moock, general sales manager of Plymouth Motor Corporation, says Plymouth remains third in the industry and posted similar unit totals in June as in May in these states. States listed include Arkansas, Delaware, District of Columbia, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Carolina, Utah, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
H. G. Moock
Plymouth Motor Corporation
Fourteenth Annual Maryland 4-H Club Week Planned at College Park
More than six hundred Maryland 4-H youths from across the state will attend the Fourteenth Annual 4-H Club Week at the State University College Park starting August 4. Montgomery leads in advance enrollment with about 100. events include talks by Arthur M. Hyde and C W Warburton, a welcome by Raymond A. Pearson, and a style dress review for girls that will send a winner to Chicago.
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Maryland
State University
College Park
Montgomery County
E. G. Jenkins
Dorothy Emerson
Washington
Arthur M. Hyde
Agriculture
C. W. Warburton
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Raymond A. Pearson
Frank I. Duncan
Maryland State Bankers’ Association
William F. Schraderberg
Baltimore Kiwanis Club
Thomas B. Symons
Maryland Extension Service
Chicago
Hig Auto Races At Harrington Fair
Auto racing stars including Barney Oldfield Joe Dawson and Fred Frame head the six event Kent Sussex Fair program at Harrington. Frame drives a Duesenberg and faces Billy Winn Don Moore Harold Wright Wes Johnson and others as a strong field gathers for the Saturday afternoon races with many Philadelphia entrants expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Kent-Sussex
American Automobile Association
Barney Oldfield
Joe Dawson
Philadelphia
Fred Frame
Speedway
Duesenberg
Frame
Harrington
Billy Winn
Kansas City
Winn
Frames
Don Moore
Richmond
Harold Wright
Harrisburg
Wes Johnson
Norristown
Park Culp
Allentown
Bill Neapolitan
Buck Collins
Detroit
Frank Curtis
Hewlett, L. I
Salvador Thomas
Amityville
L. I
Social Roundup of Washington Visitors and Shore Trips
Dr and Mrs George Dewey of Washington DC recently guests of Miss Sadie Wathers. Mr and Mrs James Hicks Mr C R Hicks and children spent last weekend at Ocean Grove NJ. Mr and Mrs J N Clark Mrs S N Smith and Mrs Milford Kline spent Tuesday in Philadelphia. Mrs Katherine Frazier and Mrs Charles Reed spent last week with Mrs J E Wothers. Mr and Mrs R J Thompson entertained New York friends on Saturday. Mrs W F Dickinson is spending two weeks at Rehoboth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dewey
Washington, D. C
Sadie Wathers
James Hicks
C. R. Hicks
Ocean Grove
N. J
J. N. Clark
S. N. Smith
Milford Kline
Philadelphia
Katherine Frazier
Charles Reed
J. E. Wothers
R. 3
Charles Starkey
Roland Knotts
Mary
Katie Stafford
Templeville
Starkey
Woman’s
Nome Missionary Society
the Reformed Church
Stella Matthews
Harry Hemmons
Roy Tawes
Loraine Swing
South Orange
John Swing
Betty Jane Fountain
Elsie May
Franklin
Elsmere
Frank Klotz
Elizabeth Wilson
Norman Wilson
Harry Rawlings Mills
Oxford
Charles Samis
Dorothy
Virginia
Voss House
Eugene Fillman
Nettie Arnold
Nettie Tutwiler
Carroll Arnold
Preston Miller
Ellen Miller
Burlington
W. Va
Ruth Miller
Oakland
Maryland
Harvey Holsinger
A. W. Thompson
William Porter
Wilmington
Pennsylvania
Rehoboth
Lydia Jarrell
Greensboro
J. T. Saulsbury
Robert Headley
Strafford
I. T. Saulsbury
M. W. Wiley
William Matthews
Smyrna
Ridgely
Kent Temple
New York
San Francisco
Lee Mitchell
Will Wooters
Hattie Hagadone
L. M. Bahney
Mary ‘Robinson
Redman Long
Federalsburg
Ladies Aid
The
Methodist Church
Davis’ Drug Store
Swing Pearsoul
Laurel
Roland Bradfield
Francis Lynch
Joe Brumbaugh
Elizabeth
Myrtle Snively
Talbot County
E. F. Pearsaul
Dorothy Saulsbury
Alfred University
G. W. Wardner
Richard Blackburne
George Wilson
Duke University
Durham
N. C
James Lewis
Easton
Oscar Nichols
Atlantic City
Michael Ashe
Lacey Wilson
Alfred Blackburn
Isabelle Baughley
C. M. Pippin
Mae
Clara Seward
Betterton
J. L. Rogers and
Chilldren
Carl Ban
B. L. Goldsborough
Eleanor Goldsborough
Carl Bannister
Dotty
Violet Killen
Ken Nicholson
Barnesboro
J. L. Rogers
Master Billy
Virginia Shields
Dover
Del
A. E. Shields
William Wiits
White Stone
George Gottwall
Robert Bilbrough
B.Y.P.U
Samis
Denton
Howard Hutchins
Kenton
J. L. Stevenson
George Griffith
W. W. Weaver
N. K. Swanwick
Harry Hubbard
Virginia Hoke
Edgar Cahall
Bridgetown
Will Merchant
Harry Lynch
Centreville
M. B. Cooper
Hilda Weaver
J. E. Weaver
Arlie Dingledine
Lucy
Jeanette Curry
Elizabeth Downes
E. J. Vandergrift
Washington
Ebbie
F. B. Ellwanger
L. W. Taylor
Effa Plummer
Mary Eckenbrine
Clinton Edwards
Elaine
Thurman Paswaters
Edward Almond
Baltimore
John Greenlee
D. Kirby Metz
Columbia University
Julliard School of Music
Charles Beaumont
Mary Draper
William Totherod
R. J. Baughley
Wesley Cain
Perry Simmons
Snow Hill
John Godwin
Bariclay
Charles Walls
O. J. Williams
Prospect Park
Riverside Hotel
Charles Wheeler
Paul Longfellow
Marcus Hook
Ralph Pritchett
Jackie
Bridgesville
A. G. Smith
Owings
Jis
George Murphy
Bill Taylor
Y. W. A. of the Baptist Church
Elsie Briggs
Bud Smith
Camp Wright
Eloise Pritchett
Eleanor Taylor
Edward Laramore
Harrington Fair
F. R. Malone
Harvey Porter
Tower Baseball Club Slugs Farmington and Hickman in Wins
Adams Cross Roads The Tower baseball club won Saturday 13 to 2 against Farmington and Sunday 8 to 2 against Hickman. Fountain started pitching and allowed six runs in the first two innings before Quillen took over for six scoreless frames. A local married-men pick team will play the Tower boys on Sunday afternoon, July 31, with the public invited.
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Tower Baseball Club
Farmington
Hickman
Fountain
Tower Boys
Clergyman and wife injured in Bureau crash
The Rev. A. A. Price and his wife suffered shock and injuries after their car collided with Mrs. John Fletcher of Preston on the State highway at Bureau last Wednesday afternoon. The Price vehicle was severely damaged, and the occupants narrowly escaped death after Price turned from the Federalsburg road onto the Denton Preston highway where Mrs. Fletcher was driving.
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A. A. Price
Concord
John Fletcher
Preston
Bureau
Price
Federalsburg
Denton-Preston
Burrsville Home Coming at Wesley Church Draws Crowds
July 22 service crowds filled Wesley Church for Burrsville Home Coming. Rev. T J Turkington of Denton and Mrs. B J Hillary of Boonton provided special music. Local residents and visitors from Crisfield Chester Pittsburgh Harrington Ches ter and Philadelphia listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
T. J. Turkington
Denton
B. J. Hillary
Boonton
N. J
R. H. Stafford
Crisfield
Harvey Griffith
Chester
A. T. Garrett
Easton Hospital
Lloyd Davis
John L. Chance
Davis
Lucy Cahall
Pittsburgh
Addie Thawley
Mollie Cahall
Catherine Chance
Herbert Messick
Frank Gale
Valley Forge
Ernest Knotts
Little Son
J. W. Price
Calvert Harvey
Philadelphia
Charlie Harvey
Harold Hopkins
Howard Hopkins
Maggie Melvin
Harrington
John Thawley
Dorothy Collison
Ridgely Weekly News Letter Celebrates Mrs Starkey Eightieth
The Ridgely weekly notes Mrs Charles Starkey’s eightieth birthday celebrated Sunday at her nephew Roland Knotts home in Templeville with thirty relatives. The column lists many local visits, movements, and social events including a Fresh Air children picnic, family travel, community gatherings, and church activities across Ridgely and nearby towns.
Ridgely Triumphs as Preston Falters in Final Inning
Sunday game at Ridgely saw Ridgely score their lone run in the last inning due to misplays by Preston. Lord pitched for Preston, limiting Ridge ly to two hits as Easton faces Preston tomorrow. Lineups from last Sunday's clash show Preston nearly blanked Ridgely, with key contributions from Christopher and Pierce for Preston and Snowberger and Bennington for Ridgely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Preston
Lord
Easton
A. Griffith
Christopher
O Nichols
Williams
Pierce
Sands
Dillon
Nepert
Ridgely Abr
H. OQ
I Snowberger
Stones
Bennington
Koeneman
Holland
Long
O O 'Bloxton
Urry
Ward
Local residents attend birthday and social gatherings in Burrsville area
Hobbs Mrs. J A Aniba and children of Essington Pa along with several neighbors celebrated Mrs. Edgar Willis's birthday at Wesley Church Burrsville. Attendees included F N Smith C J Chaffinch L H Thomas and many local families visiting relatives in Pocomoke City Atlantic City and Preston. Francis Trice led a bus trip to Chincoteague pony penning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Aniba
Helen Ruth
June Matie
Essington
Louis Willis
Addison
Na Y
James Wooters
Queen Anne
Eddie Willis
Walter Patton
Elizabeth Ann
Edgar Willis
F. N. Smith
C. J. Chaffinch
L. H. Thomas
Wesley Church
Burrsville
J. A. Billings
G. L. Blades
Hildebrand
Baltimore
J. H. Dandy
James Har
Tom, Harrington
Felton
Isaac H. Starkey
Atlantic City
Earl and
Rol
Starkey
J. R. Chaffinch
O. J. Chaffinch
Jack Spencer
T. P. Towers
Helen Towers
Walter Butler
Preston
Local Visits Overnight Across Bethlehem Families
Bethlehem residents and relatives host visitors from New York Baltimore and Wilmington with extended family gatherings. Couples LeGates Quidas Carroll Blades and Smith are among those entertaining relatives and friends during the week in Federalsburg Tilghman and Chester areas.
Beekeepers Contest at Denton Produces 97 Bees Winner
E A Andrews Jr of Govans near Baltimore won the bee catching contest at the State Beekeepers Association meeting near Denton with 97 bees. Clarence J Kern of Denton placed second with 19. Other contestants included Harry Vance, Howard Kelley, and Anton Spiering. The event used a bottle for each bee from a chosen hive. A sting led to elimination. A moving picture The Realm of the Honey Bee was shown by the USDA. Around seventy five people attended with Howard Johnson presiding. Brief remarks were given by T Alan Goldsborough, Ernest Cory, George Abrams, Martin Voss, Mr Evans, and Sadie Ritter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Beekeepers Association
Martin Voss
Denton
E. A. Andrews, Jr
Govans
Baltimore
Clarence J. Kern
Harry Vance
Centreville
Howard L. Kelley
Forest Glen
Anton Spiering
Greensboro
Court House
United States Department of Agriculture
Howard Johnson
State Association
T. Alan Goldsborough
Ernest N. Cory
George J. Abrams
University of Maryland
Martin C. Voss
Evans
Sadie B. Ritter
Preston district notes on parties and church services
Mrs John Noble hosted a surprise 18 guest birthday dinner for her husband with relatives from Federalsburg Cambridge Easton and Williston. Church services at the Church of the New Jerusalem and Community Church Williston, plus a M E Sunday School room repainting. Fresh Air children visit and many Preston residents hosting guests and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noble
Rufus Noble
Sewell Noble
Federalsburg
Duncan Noble
Lee Noble
Cambridge
W. D. Noble
Easton
Clare Payne
Noble Payne
Maude Reidy
Eugenia
Mary
Leanna Reidy
James
Owen Reidy
Church of the New Jerusalem
Williston
H. F. Whiteley
J. Sigman Russ
G. C. Williams
Wilmington
Thos. Hammond
Berlin
Preston
Nellie Percy
Vienna
J. R. Phillips
Inez Noble
Rachel Baylor
Baltimore
Inez
M. E. Church
Painter Lasier
Emma Hall
E. T. Landon
Marion
Social Notes from Queen Annes Town Area Guests and Visits
Queen Annes Town society page records visits by Horace Morgans family and friends from New York Salisbury Baltimore and Hebron. Local gatherings include a waterless cooker demonstration at Mrs Howard Flowers home with ten guests. Relatives visit in Goldsboro Templeville and other towns as Sunday church and quarterly meeting noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Morgan
Howard Gordy
New York
C. W. Jefferson
Salisbury
Frank Gordy
W. W. Gordy
Anna
Baltimore
T. W. Gordy
A.G. Kline
Gordy
Odel Cordury
Jean
Hebron
Howard Jarman
Berlin
Mollie Diggans
Harold Jump
Goldey’s Business College
Wilmington
Howard Eley
W. G. Stevens
Ida Dyer
H. Reynolds
Washington, D. C
Brown Eaton
Penn’s Grove
N. J
Bertie Sparks
Ridgely
Bernard Messix
Charles Covey
Dora Taylor
Easton
Chas. Rhodes
Ruth Reynolds
Greenwood
Clara Price
Harry Moore
Harmony Church Trustees Meet On August First
Harmony Rev W T Archer of Hobbs invites all trustees and interested parties to a meeting next Monday evening August 1 at the church regarding the reopening of Harmony Church. Also notes friendly visits and family gatherings from local residents including Miss Mabel Todd near recovery from throat illness and several visits among Mrs Dean and Mrs Collins households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Archer
Hobbs
Harmony Church
Mabel Todd
Raymond Wright
Sharon Hill
Laura Dean
Federalsburg
Belle Dean
Oscar Fishell
Audrey Lee
Chestnut Grove
Carrie Collins
P. L. McConnell
Louise
Dorothy
Rehoboth
Mildred Woodrow
Denton
Mildred Todd
H. C. Todd
Wilmington
Birthday and wedding shower honor area residents
A miscellaneous shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Smith was held Monday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Baker with about ninety guests. Guests enjoyed late refreshments and extended best wishes. A large number of useful gifts were given and appreciated. Ollie Howards eleventh birthday was celebrated with a surprise party last Monday afternoon featuring lemonade cake and candy and nice presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Smith
Harvey Baker
Mrs. Baker
Ollie Howards
Easy Icebox Desserts From Readable Classics
Simple chilled sweets save dining during heat waves. Black and White dessert stacks thin cookies with whipped cream and vanilla, then chills six hours. Peach Charlotte blends gelatin, orange juice and peaches, then folds in cream and chills. Blanc Mange cooks milk custard with gelatin, adds vanilla, and sets in molds for serving with whipped cream.
Local families gather for weekend visits and church services
Visitors from Jamaica L A Hamilton and Philadelphia areas join locals for weekend stays. The Ladies Aid enjoyed a pleasant gathering at Mrs. Wright Robinsons home. Sunday church services schedule and several residents' weekend visits to relatives are noted, including Miss Dorothy Knotts and Miss Marjorie Pippin’s outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Peacock
Jamaica
L. A
J. Carter
Hamilton
Frank C. Ross
Katie Stafford
Mary Knotts
Howard Jarman
Berlin
Mary E. Diggans
Queen Anne
Mullikin
Goldsboro
W. H. Kinnamon
Wright Robinson
Melvin Kinnamon
Robinson
F. A. Ross
Wilmington
Elwood D. Ross
New Cumberland
Wm. H. Knotts
Stanley Campbell
Lancaster Pa
Hattie Crandall
Coral Jordan
McGraw, N. Y
George Butts
H. T. Griffith
Wilkinsburg
Susan Griffith
Hyland Seaman
Norman Wyatt
Millington
Irvin Moore and Son
Amos Wyatt
Helen Golt
Beach Haven
N. J
Thomas Golt
G. C. Moore
Oscar Lord
Collingdale
Dorothy Knotts
Rehoboth Beach
Marjorie Pippin
White Crystal Beach
Orphans Court Approves Estate Sales in Caroline County
The Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges West Towers and Fleetwood. It approved an order allowing Thomas A Smith Jr and Ada C Smith executors to sell the deceased Thos A Smiths personal property at private or public sale for not less than appraised value. Administrators Alice White Reese White filed first and final account for George S White. F M Stevenson administrator of Charles Stevenson filed inventory appraisement and an order to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court For
Caroline County
West
Towers
Fleetwood
Thomas A. Smith Jr
Ada C. Smith
Thos. A. Smith
Alice White
Reese T. White
George S. White
F. M. Stevenson
Charles Stevenson
Remembrance of George W Kelley Death Memorial
In loving remembrance a wife Nora M Kelley mourns her husband George W Kelley who died July 30 1926. She reflects on sorrow loneliness and the hope of reunion in faith. The note expresses devotion and gratitude for his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Kelley
Nora M. Kelley
Thanks for aid and flowers after our sad bereavement
We express sincere thanks and appreciation to all who helped during our recent bereavement and for the floral tributes. Signed by Sallie E. Bradley and Niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie E. Bradley
Greensbor o and Environs Social Roundup
Community notes list numerous week end trips and visits by Greensboro area families. Residents traveled to Atlantic City Wilmington Rehoboth and nearby towns. Many extended kin visits and social events are recorded with several church groups and local clubs mentioned.
Birthday party honors Mrs Lula Hubbard and daughter
A Goldsboro celebration last Monday evening honored Mrs Lula Hubbard and her daughter Barbara. Attendees included Maurice Stewart and daughter from Easton Elmer Stubbs and daughter from near Greensboro Frederick Johnson and daughter from Goldsboro Calvin Porter and sons Clinton and Wilton N K Swanwick from Greensboro Mrs Lula Hubbard and daughters Eleanor and Betty from Greensboro Mrs M J Hoke of Preston and Mrs Sarah Porter from Greensboro Others were absent due to illness. Gifts were many and useful. Refreshments of cake lemonade candy and fruits were served. Cakes were made and decorated by Mesdames Fred Johnson and Maurice Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Hubbard
Barbara
Goldsboro
Maurice Stewart
Easton
Elmer Stubbs
Near
Greensboro
Frederick Johnson
Calvin Porter
Clinton and
Wilton
N. K. Swanwick
Eleanor
Betty
M. J. Hoke
Preston
Sarah Porter
Fred Johnson
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Willard LeGates
Henrietta
Lawrence LeGates
Albert Quidas
August Quidas
Virginia Carroll
Elmira Rosser
Faye Robinson
Betty Harrington
John Smith
Woodrow Baynard
Roland Carroll
Lee Smith
Ray Swartzback
Ruth Webster Heath
Home Economics
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