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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1929

Page

5

Local notices and sales in Denton area newspaper

A mix of local ads and notices lists car for sale a closed Ford at $90 White dresses and hats new stock at J H Nichols Co and R H Stafford farm items and etc Also present are church events lectures and a May 30 memorial program at Denton cemetery with the Caroline County Firemen’s Association and local Rotary meeting outcomes and a notice about coal prices from Hughes Lumber and Coal Co.

M. J. Wright’s Ford Car M. K. Newnam J. H. Nichols & Co Denton Motor Co German Army Field F. J. Wright Meridith & Clark General Electric Johnson T. Mark Breeding Denton Fordson R. H. Stafford Burrsville Fred R. Owens A. E. Miller Third Randolph Edward Martin Muncie Ind Holiness Church Denton M. E. Church Bessie Brown G. Lacey Stevens Ella Anthony C. H. Stewart O. N. Dulin Maryland Hughes Lumber and Coal Co P. Watson Webb Daily Banner Cambridge Del-Mar-Va Wicomico Hotel Salisbury Webb Rotary Club of J. Frank Wright B. F. Johnson Gail F. Cooper H. Earle Smith J. DeWeese Carter J. H. Summerfield T. B. Symons University of Maryland Caroline County Firemen’s Association Federalsburg Federalsburg Company Preston Neal Denton Fire Co Irvin Brumbaugh Greensboro Company Snowberger Ridgely A. Fletcher Sisk Preston Firemen Denton Cemetery Caroline Council No. 175 Order Carter Block Denton Firemen

Social Roundup Highlights Local Travel and Engagements

Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Rauleigh visit Huntingdon for their son Arthur's Juniata College commencement. Numerous locals share visits, stays, and announcements including Maggie K Pursell’s upcoming Denton wedding and the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. L. Reyner Dukes of Baltimore.

When I Was A Boy by Eugene Field

In the attic the moonlight brings a tide of dreams that swept over a young boy's bed. The speaker recalls hiding in lattice light and dimples on sun browned cheeks as dreams offered prophecy of manhood. He longs for sleep where those dreams could return and ease a weary heart.

Appreciation for Denton Firemen's heroic help

Meridith and Clark thank the Denton Firemen for their promptness in saving their store during an early Sunday morning fire. R. H. Stafford notes offerings for the farm and home with Burrsville Maryland.

Denton Meridith & Clark

June Week Celebrations at Caroline High School

June Week at Caroline High School begins Sunday June 9 with a sermon to the graduates by Rev. E C Woodie of the Brethren Church assisted by Revs F W Kirwan M E Wheatley and J W Kirk at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. The Senior Dramatic Club presents Captain Applejack Monday June 10. Graduation exercises Thursday June 13 at 10 30 a m in the high school auditorium with Bishop Davenport of Easton delivering the morning address and diplomas awarded by County Superintendent E M Noble. Thirty six pupils listed as graduates include Margaret Beck Jeannetta Blough Anna Bryant Margaret Butler Thelma Collison Frances Lee Cooper Kathleen Covey Beatrice Deen Elizabeth Downes Anne Green Katherine Hirs Grace Howard Annie Jones Bernice Lawless Elizabeth Martin Kathleen Moore Blanche Scott Mildred Shaffer Pocahontas Somers Edith Towers Eloise Trice Dorothy Weir Rebecca Wheatley Julia Wilson Jane Wine Margaret Woerner Katherine Yeoman Wilson Dennis William Fleetwood Olan Greenice Eldred Hirs Frederick Hurst Robert Joiner Allen Moore Marion Spicher Hopkins Thomas.

Caroline High School E. C. Woodie The Brethren Church F. W. Kirwan M. E. Wheatley J. W. Kirk Captain Applejack Davis’ Drug Store Bishop Davenport Easton E. M. Noble Caroline High Margaret Beck Jeannetta Blough Anna Bryant Margaret Butler Thelma Collison Frances Lee Cooper Kathleen Covey Beatrice Deen Elizabeth Downes Anne Green Katherine Hirs Grace Howard Annie Jones Bernice Lawless Elizabeth Martin Kathleen Moore Blanche Scott Mildred Shaffer Pocahontas Rebecca Wheatley Julia Wilson Jane Wine Margaret Woerner Katherine Yeoman Wilson Dennis William Fleetwood Olan Greenice Eldred Hirs Frederick Hurst Robert Joiner Allen Moore Marion Spicher Hopkins Thomas

Templeville Church Services and Visiting Plans

Templeville church schedules Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. led by Rev. J. W. Easley. Children’s Day observance planned as part of Sunday services. Numerous local visits reported, including families from Salisbury, Massey, Clayton, Baltimore, Wilmington, Hurlock, Dundalk, Barclay, and related households.

J. W. Easley Templeville J. W. Davis D. C. Haynes Blossom Cooper Clifford Cooper Salisbury William H. Cooper Norman Wyatt Near Massey Amos Wyatt Medford Starkey William H. Kinnamon M. B. Kinnamon Billy Houston Kinnamon Clayton George Sherman Baltimore Eugene Everett Fred Golt Richardsson Park Wilmington Thomas Golt Nell Knotts Hurlock Herbert Knotts Samuel Buckey Dundalk Edna Cahall M. E. Perkins David Walls Barclay

Community club hosts color demonstration at Harrington home

Choptank Twentieth Century Community Club and visitors enjoyed an afternoon atMr and Mrs Harrington's home on the 22nd Miss Spafford presented a color and drape demonstration helpful to all The next meeting will be in Bethlehem Community House with Miss Spafford and plans for a College Park short course A Ladies Aid gathering at the Choptank Church on the 7th featured a bake sale and upcoming June 4 meeting at the Cheezum home County Agent Holder will show moving pictures at the Choptank Clubroom June 6 with free admission and light refreshments all are invited to attend.

Harrington Miss Spafford Bethlehem College Park M. P Choptank Roland Chambers Society Preston Hollis James Cheezum Holder

Orphans Court Acts on Estates and Probate in Regular Session

The Orphans Court met Tuesday with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Actions include Dailey executor of Maggie Cox estate filing inventory and an order to sell, debts and real estate appraisals, Colister will probate set for June 4 at 11 am, Parker administrator of Anna B. Parker estate filing inventory and order to sell, Nichols administrator of James Andrew Nichols estate filing inventory and order to sell, Chapell will admitted to probate and letters testamentary granted to Willard A. Chapell with bond filed and approved.

Orphans’ Court West Harper Shawn Harry S. Dailey Maggie Cox Fred Colister Wilmer B. Parker Anna B. Parker Walter J. Nichols James Andrew Nichols Sophronia I. Chapell Willard A. Chapell

Marydel Ladies Travel to New York for Two Weeks

Marydel widow Mrs G C W Jacobs will accompany her sister Mrs Morris to New York this Saturday to spend a fortnight at her home. Several local residents including Mrs C W Jacobs Mrs Oscar F Morris and Mrs Annie Heather were in Wilmington on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs G B Parshall of Philadelphia visited town Sunday. Mrs Oscar F Morris of New York is spending a week here. Miss Helen Heather from Wilmington spent the week end at home. Miss Rosiene Scotton spent the week end in Washington.

GC. W. Jacobs Mrs. Morris New York C. W. Jacobs Oscar F. Morris Annie Heather Wilmington G. B. Parshall Philadelphia Helen Heather Rosiene Scotton Washington

Carload of binders and mowers to arrive next week

R. H. reports another shipment of binders and mowers is due to arrive next week, signaling continued inventory restock for local operations.

R. H. Stafford Burrsville

Ridgely Community Club Elects Officers and Plans Fund Drive

The weekly Ridgely News Letter reports the Community Club elected officers for the next year at the Church House. President I T Saulsbury and other roles were filled, with plans to earn a dollar for the Endowment Fund before the new season begins in October. A June 4 musical at the Community Theatre aims to cover high school standardization expenses, with tickets at thirty five cents.

Caroline Boy Wins Commission At St Johns College

Ten St Johns College students will receive commissions as Ensigns in the Volunteer Naval Reserve on June 5, announced by Chief Turret Captain J. C. King. A. D. Charles is honor man, with J. W. McCauley R. C. Orem and H. E. Cross tied for second. Other commissioned officers include G. Q. Adams Pocomoke A. M. Dimaggio Annapolis Robert Renshaw Easton C. M. Robinson Baltimore C. I. Somers Crisfield and L. M. Taylor Perryman. Commissions will be presented by Admiral S. S. Robison at the June 6 graduation. The unit, established 1924, completed a four-year Naval Science program and cruises with regular midshipmen in 1926 27 28.

St. John’s College Volunteer Naval Reserve J. C. King A. D. Charles Federalsburg J. W. McCauley Chesapeake City R. C. Orem Cambridge H. E. Cross Braintree Mass G. Q. Adams Pocomoke A. M. Dimaggio Annapolis Robert Renshaw Easton C. M. Robinson Baltimore C. I. Somers Crisfield L. M. Taylor Perryman S. S. Robison Naval Academy St. John’s St. John's Walter S. Anderson John N. Ferguson Electrical Engineering The Academy E. J. O'Keefe King

Burrsville church notices and social visitors listed

Burrsville M E church notes report Sunday services for Wesley Chil dren's Day and White’s venues with a 7 30 p m sunset theme for preaching. First quarterly conference held May 25 with Rev J L Johnson presiding. Local families and visitors including Treaster James Cierson Evans Weaver Thawley Hammond Beauchamp Baynard James Stafford and others are mentioned across recent weekends.

Harvey Hufnal Hufnal James Treaster Disputanta Treaster Pennsylvania Retha James Charles Cierson Wilmington Elmer Evans Philladelphia John Parris Evans John Weaver Bellville Burrsville M. E Wesley White's Hickman Wesley M. E J. L. Johnson Wesley Thawley

Pastor Rev W T Archer Reports Strong Year, Renewal Approved

The fourth quarterly conference of Caroline charge met at the Hobbs church on Tuesday afternoon. Rev W T Archer presented a splendid yearly report and earned unanimous support for another year. The eight month conference year produced many new friendships for the pastor. The Andersontown Hobbs Community Club enjoyed a gathering at Mrs Frank Wright I home with hostessing by Mrs Wrights daughter, Mrs McKnott. Miss Spafford demonstrated Color. Two new members joined the register. Mr and Mrs F N Smith, Mrs Sam Price and Mrs L H Thomas visited Rev and Mrs A W Betts. Rev Archer and family were guests of Templeville friends Thursday of last week. Mrs Sam Price will lead the Christian Endeavor service tomorrow evening. Mrs G W Brownell hosted the Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon.

Caroline W. T. Archer Andersontown-Hobbs Frank Wright i

Weekend visitors and travel notes from local residents

Preston Derrickson and party, including Virginia Short and Betty Rutherford of Georgetown, spent the week end with Mr and Mrs W H Cannon. Miami Beach resident Courtney Whiteley stayed with Uncle Charlie Whiteley before heading to Old Orchard Maine for a summer job. Elllis Cannon and R B Pritchett visited. Ben Bradhead and C C Prettyman came last week. Preston Lare and family from Annapolis were guests of L Douglas Fooks over the weekend.

Edward Derrickson Virginia Short Betty Rutherford Georgetown Gene Long Stevensville W.H. Cannon Courtney Whiteley Miami Beach Florida Charlie Whiteley Old Orchard Maine Ellis Cannon Anderson, Ind R. B. Pritchett Greensboro Lloyd Cannon Ben Bradhead Anderson Ind C. C. Prettyman W. H. Cannon Preston Lare Annapolis L. Douglas Fooks

Social Notes From Ridgely and Surrounding Areas

Ridgely residents report Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Snowberger to Mrs. Neal Morris near Denton. Mr. and Mrs. John Jump and son Billie traveled to Ruthsburg to visit Jump relatives. Frank Simon hosted Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Troxell and sister Mrs. Ronald Lane with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Heller of Richlands Pa. Ladies Aid to meet at the Church House Thursday evening. Jonas Royer of Chester visited his mother Mrs. Amelia Royer last weekend. Mrs. Fred Kemp underwent surgery in a Baltimore hospital on Tuesday.

Joseph Snowberger Neal Morris Denton John Jump Billie Jonas Royer Chester Amelia Royer Fred Kemp Baltimore

Hillsboro Queen Selection Highlighted At College Pageant

Washington College announces Dorothy Knotts of Chester town as queen for the June pageant on campus during commence week. The event features over 100 women in classical dances and a May pole revel.

Birthday party marks Rev Geo S Lightner 75th year

Queen Anne notes Mrs Elizabeth Lightner hosted a surprise five oclock dinner for her father in law Rev Geo S Lightner on his 75th birthday. Attending were Rev and Mrs Geo S Lightner Rev R K Neavitt from Washington DC filled the pulpit. Community updates include moves and visits by local residents and church notices.

Queen Anne Elizabeth Lightner Geo. S. Lightner Howard Sewell Providence Richardson Addie Morgan R. K. Neavitt Washington, D. C L. H. Richcreek Neavitt Goldsboro The Methodist Episcopal Church South H. Simons Harrisonburg W. Va Harry Gibson Millsboro Louise Short Archie Purse Seaford Del Byron Barton Baltimore

Maryland Poultry Day at Beltsville Extension Meeting

County Extension News reports a Maryland Poultry Day and Summer Field meeting at the U S Department of Agriculture Experimental Farm in Beltsville on Friday June 14. The program includes directors meeting inspections and talks by University of Maryland and USDA officials on topics from egg production to bacillary white diarrhea with a noon lunch and a 1 30 p m session on chicken health and industry developments. An 3 45 p m farm inspection trip follows with a planned Denton Annapolis ferry route and a 5 round trip fare of 5 00, bus option available by notifying county agents.

County Extension News Maryland U. S. Department of Agriculture Experimental Farm Beltsville Maryland State Poultry Association R. W. Dunlap Secretary of Agriculture Raymond A. Pearson University of Maryland E. W. Sheets Beltsville Farm M. A. Jull J. P. Quinn Hubert Bunyen Bethesda United States H. L. Shrader U. S. Department of Agriculture International Baby Chick Association Reese V Hicks Managin Helen M. Baker Chestertown Charles BE. Bird Meyersdale Alfred R. Lee A. S. Department of Agriculture P. A. Raper W. H. Rice Aaron Fell Roy H. Waite University of Maryland Experiment Station Claiborne-Annapolis Denton Annapolis

Social Weekender Guests From Nearby Towns Attend Visits

A long list of local households hosted or visited relatives over the weekend. Names include Mr and Mrs L M Jones and Nellie Knowles. Mr and Mrs Howard Pratt and family. Mr and Mrs Ralph Cheffins of Goldsboro. and many others from Marcus Hook Dover Wilmington and nearby towns.

Vernon Pupils on Honor Roll and Field Trip Highlight

Vernon residents note Patterson School students on April honor and good attendance rolls led by Lida and Betty Bailey Robert Murphy and others. The class joined Mrs Ross at Frazer Field Newark for the New Castle county track meet amid strong baseball and dodge ball play. Guests include the Fleetwoods Bullocks Cahall and more as locals share weekend visits and pursuits across Wilmington Salisbury Dover and New Jersey. Revival services continue at Burrsville Holiness Church.

Patterson School Lida Betty Bailey Robert Elizabeth Murphy Edgar Rawlins May Louise Heverin Anna Lloyd Emily Dailey Kathryn Rausch Julio Jones Pearl Dorothy Furbush Ross Frazer Field Newark New Castle County William Fleetwood Pocomoke P. H. Bullock Salisbury J. E. Bullock Hurlock Georgia E. Cahall Wilmington Laura Smith John R. Wesley Ross Vandyke and Townsend Charles Bailey William W. Sharp New York City James Sharp Columbia University Nelson Melvin Rehoboth Amanda Melvin Rebecca Jester University of Pennsylvania Walter Jester Wesley Church J. L. Johnson Frank Lord Milford First National Bank Alice H. Ross Mesdames Bailey Middletown Willard Wright Herman Riverton N. J Holiness Church Burrsville Amos Layton New Jersey

Smithville Community Club plans regional trip and festival

The Smithville Community Club met with a small attendance to approve travel plans for a summer short course and a fall tour. Miss Mae Lockerman was named to fill the secretary vacancy. Members arrange to attend with Mrs John Adams and Mrs Blaine Bullock, and to cover half their expenses. The club backs a June 4H festival and heard a color demonstration by Miss Spafford. Presiding Elder Johnson spoke at Bloomery Church on Life. Mr Gootee Neal is ill. C R Neal visited. Sarah Sutherland remains ill.

Oscar Alford Mae Lockerman John Adams Blaine Bullock Miss Spafford Johnson Bloomery Church C. R. Neal Gootee Neal Cambridge Hospital Sarah Sutherland

Harmony Notes Social Visits Across County Lines

Harmony residents report a series of Sunday visits. Mrs. Andrew Christopher of West Virginia visited her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Christopher. Mrs. Neva Cox and family of Laur el Grove spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. H. C. Todd. Mrs. McConnell and her son, Earl, visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. deJonge of Washington, D. C. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roland Thomas.

Andrew Christopher West Virginia John Christopher Neva Cox Laurel Grove H. C. Todd McConnell Earl Raymond Williamson deJonge Washington, D. C Roland Thomas

For Sale One-ton Ford Truck With Body

Nuttle Hardware Co offers a one ton Ford truck with body in good condition for sale at 150 dollars. The item is described as the same truck currently in use. Clear contact details not provided.

Nuttle Hardware Co

Obituary: Dr Joseph C Clark led Springfield Hospital

Dr Joseph Clement Clark emeritus superintendent of Springfield Hospital died at his home in the institution. Born August 3, 1858 he served 30 years as superintendent after health issues ended his tenure May 4. He helped modernize Maryland mental health care and organized the Eastern Shore Society in 1914. Funeral held Thursday. interment Federalsburg.

Joseph Clement Clark Springfield Hospital Clark Springfield Edwin P. Bledsoe Clement Stephen Clark Anne E. Mowbray Clark Talbot County Caroline County St. John’s College University of Maryland Federalsburg House of Delegates Spring Grove Hospital Catonsville George H. Roche Roche Maryland Eastern Shore Society Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Carroll County Medical Society Maryland Psyciatric Society American Psyciatric Society Knights Templar Scottish Rite Masons Mary Greer Clark Albert Douglas

Death of J Atwood Todd at his Anderson town home

J Atwood Todd died Saturday May 25 at his home near Anderson town Maryland. Born February 19 1869 he was the son of Thomas N. and Jane Todd. He married Bertha Everngam in 1892 and Annie Neal in 1927. Survived by widow two daughters two grandchildren and one brother. Funeral Tuesday May 28 at Concord M E Church with interment in Concord cemetery. His House of Friends greeting and hospitality are remembered.

J. Atwood Todd Andersontown Thomas N Jane Todd Bertha Everngam Edwin R. Seeders Springfield Mass Wm. B. Middlemas West Englewood N. J Annie Neal James D. Neal Concord Cemetery House of Friends

Death of W R Allaband in Delaware Hospital

W R Allaband, longtime Denton resident now of Delaware, died Saturday at 9 30 am in Delaware Hospital Wilmington from flu complications. Born August 4 1871 near Farmington Delaware he was son of the late Martin F Allaband of Denton. Survived by wife deceased, children Margaret Allaband John H Emerson and W Allee Allaband of Escalon Chihuahua Mexico. Funeral at his Denton home Tuesday led by Rev J W Kirk with interment in Denton cemetery.

W. R. Allaband Denton Delaware Delaware Hospital Wilmington Farmingston Martin F. Allaband Delaware State Highway Department New Castle County John H. Emerson Margaret Allaband W. Allee Allaband Escalon Chihauhuu Mexico Second Street J. W. Kirk Methodist Protestant Church Allaband Denton Cemetery

Denton Farmer Dies After Car Struck While Driving

Mr. F W Anstee a 70 year old Tuckahoe Neck farmer died of heart failure while driving in Denton last Wednesday afternoon. He had just inflated tires at the Denton Motor Co free air station and was east on Market street when stricken, colliding with Miss Elizabeth Pastorfield s parked car near J H Nichols Co. His body was taken to J H Emerson s shop where he died minutes later. He is survived by his wife, sister of Alex McWilliams of Denton. Funeral at 12 30 p m Thursday conducted by Rev F W Kirwan. Interment will be in Canada where he came from years ago.

F. W. Anstee Tuckahoe Denton Denton Motor Co Free Air Station Market Street

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