Local Denton notices and sales from Caroline County
A dense, multi item local page notes sales from L B Towers and Co and J H Nichols Co, a 20 percent coat dress reduction, soy beans for sale, and various shop promos. It reports community happenings including church programs, Red Cross flood relief totals by town, school honors, and upcoming PTA meetings. Also covered are medical and academy news, choir plans, and a dress contest with prize results and display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Towers & Bro
J. H. Nichols & Co
Nuttle Milling Company
Denton
T. Pliny Fisher
Mudd
Preston
Caroline County
Federalsburg
Elizabethtown College
Church of the Brethren
S. Ira Arnold
Flower Mission
The
Red Cross
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Hillsboro
Ridgely
Choptank
Burrsville
Caroline Schools
Addie F. Nuttle
Washington College
Washington Collegian
Martha Goldsborough
Eastern Shore Society
Caroline High School
E. Paul Knotts
Boston
Richard Cabot
Harvard University School of Medicine
Knotts
Cabot
United States
Kenneth Alward Knowles
Naval Academy
Annapolis
General Society, Sons of the Revolution
Evening Sun
Academy
Knowles
F. R. Owens
National Red Cross
Concord
Christian Comrades of M. E
Knights of Columbus
Andersontown-Hobbs
J. L. Everngam and Son
Louise Nuttle
W. G. Wooters
J. T. Carter
Frances Orme
Pocahontas Somers
Anne Greene
Evelyn Quillen
Louise Crouse
Esther Griffith
Katherine Hirs
Margaret Beck
Marie Pentz
Marian Linn
Everngam
Personal and Social News from Denton Society rolls
Genevan C H Trice and family drove 14 hours to Denton to visit parents Mr and Mrs T L Trice, senior, then returned after a Sunday gathering. J T Carter and daughter accompanied by Mrs Eugene G Anderson attend son J DeWeese Carter’s law degree at Washington and Lee University. Congressman T Alan Goldsborough joins Mrs Goldsborough at a Rehoboth cottage for summer. Various visits by Baltimore, Wilmington, and Philadelphia residents mark a bustling social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Trice
Denton
Geneva
N. Y
T. L. Trice
Eugene G. Anderson
J. DeWeese Carter
Washington and Lee University
Mr. Anderson
Tallahassee
Fla
T. Alan Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Rehoboth
Helen E. George
Caroline Y High School
Brewbaker College
Baltimore
Jack Elliott
Huldah Sewell
Wilmington
Second Street
Clarence E. Chaffinch
J. E. Chaffinch
W. R. Fountain
F. H. Doerr
U. R. Hubbard
Easton
Rose Jester
Catherine
Marcus Hook
John Wooters
Tuckahoe Neck
Sallie G. Blades
Philadelphia
George C. Gale
Rhodesdale
Samuel Wooters
Trainer
William J. Rickards
Washington
Hugh Allen
Florine Gomer
Waverly
Helen Richardson
Ralph Smith
Sue K. Smith
Lloyd Porter
Mildred
Louise Fisher
Swarthmore Chautauqua
Gilpin's Point Revives as 9th Single Tax Enclave
Historic Gilpin's Point on the Choptank in Caroline revives after years of obscurity. Mr. F DeWitt Boland leads a rebuilding effort on the site once linked to Col William Richardson of Revolutionary fame. Visitors from distant states tour the area and register in Boland's Gilpin's Point Log.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Boland
United States
F. DeWitt Boland
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Hyde Dies at 71 on Gay Street
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Hyde widow of Frederick L Hyde died early yesterday morning June 3 at her home on Gay street. She was 71 and had endured a long illness with patience. Funeral services and burial in Denton cemetery set for Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev Melvin E Wheatley officiating. Survived by one daughter Miss Emma and two sisters Mrs J K Watson of Philadelphia and Mrs Annie Burrows of Wilmington Del. Brother Capt S L Lewis of Denton also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Hyde
Frederick L. Hyde
Gay Street
Denton Cemetery
Melvin E. Wheatley
Emma
J. K. Watson
Philadelphia
Annie Burrows
Wilmington
Del
S. L. Lewis
Denton
C. Frederick Norris
Swarthmore
Swarthmore Chautauqua Association
Washington College
Omar E.jones
Ridgely Methodist Church
D. J. Moore
Reformed Church
Howard Gottwall
Howard
Washington
Narvey Holsinger
Bernard Sparks
Valley Forge
Harry Zeigler
Jesus
Elizabethtown College
Herman Mitchell
Ridgely
Earlsville
Cecil County
Eugene Pennington
Earsville
Lydia Pennington
Houston Pennington
Lydia
Heiler
Helen
Laura Mason
Home For
Easton
Dukes
Mary Wooters
Laura Wooters
M. A. Brackett
J. T. West
Harry West
R. G. Townsend
Maurice Townsend
Baltimore
Alice Bennington
William Sharpley
Kermit
Lee Bennington
Harrington
Ruthsburg
Frank Taylor
Thompsontown
Taylor
Thompson Swing
Swab
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Swing
Robert Pippin
Noble Pippin
Chester
Harrison Holsinger
Walker
John Grabill
Charles Stevenson
L. M. Goodwin
George Slaughter, Jr
Marcus Hook
A. W. Thompson
A. B. Parsons
Warrington
Robert E. Smith
Rawlings
T. A. Smith
Elaine Saulsbury
A. G. Saulsbury
Charles Starkey
Arthur Peacock
Jamaica
Long Island
D. M. Swing
Willard Jones
Mary Moore
Marydel
Mollie Richards
Will Smith
Thomas Dale Holder
Snow Hill
Miss Pearl Travers Dies of Tuberculosis at 29
Greensboro obituary notes Miss Pearl Travers daughter of Charles and Mrs Travers died at her parents home after a tuberculosis illness. She is survived by three brothers Floyd in Camden New Jersey Conrad and Orvel Travers. Funeral held Friday at two with Rev Henry G Budd. Interment Mt Olive cemetery. Sunday to feature Children’s Day at MBE Church with 7 30 pm service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Travers
Charles Travers
Floyd
Camden
N. J
Conrad
Orvel Travers
Henry G. Budd
Mt. Olive
M. BE
William Merchant
Centreville
Harry Penny
Philadelphia
F. E. Seward
Wilmington
W. W. Wroten
Clayton
Fred Seward
Near Town
M. B. Cooper
Alfred Hutson
South Amboy
Arthur Sutson
Ralph Hutson
Robert Hutson
Stewart
Lawrence McClyment
James McClyment
Riverside
Earl McClyment
Marshall Hutson
Oscar Hurd
Annie Edwards
Carlton Robinson
Rose Robinson
West Philadelphia
E. W. Taylor
Marion Cress
Margaret
American University
Washington
Luther Hobbs
McCoy Meretz
Burt Hobbs
Lawrence Larrimore
Denton
Roland Porter
Stevensville
Henry Porter
Fred Harrington
Cornelius West
Thomas Hobbs
Mabel Rich
Emily Harrington
Charles Rich
A. A. Christian
Elizabeth
Irwin Brumbaugh
Clarence Murphy
Marcus Hook
Nolan Edwards
Walter Weaver
Secane
Riverside Hotel
Mary Morris
David L. Morris
Clarence and
Carvil Shockley
Chester
Alvin Totheroly
A. W. Mattox
Baltimore
W. B. Massey
Sherman Howard
Philadephia
Robert Elders
Easton
Maude Edwards
Byron Poore
Elmer Evans
Evans
Clinton Jarman
Robert Clark
Probate and estate actions in Ridgely court session
The Ridgely county court held a regular session with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Letters of administration were granted in several estates including Thomas A Martin and John E Satterfield, with appraisers named and creditors notices ordered. The docket also included wills admitted to probate and guardianship accounts, plus local society and school notes and a report of strawberry shipments and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Harper and
Shawn
Thomas A. Martin
Hugh R. Martin
J. W. Funk
Lewis J. Knotts, Jr
Leanora Ireland
Charles H. Ireland
Nora I. Eckstorm
William E. Ireland
Amelia M. Quimby
Peter Armstrong
Edith T. Sparks
Harry W. Sparks
Sadie Blough
Lucy Ella Blough
Lucy Blough Vincent
Lizzie G. Redden
Caroline P. Redden
C. T
Frank W. Redden
John E. Satterfield
Hannah V. Satterfield
Virdie Mosley
Carroll Meredith
Harrison Holsinger
Isaac H. Morris
Margaret J. Morris
Robinson Nichols
Harvey Nichols
Preston Community Raises Funds For Mississippi Flood Relief
In Preston residents report totals for the American Red Cross relief effort reaching 218 dollars with 46 dollars from Rev. L Geiger and local donors including Daughters of America and several individuals. The Preston Methodist Church will observe Pentecost and Children's Day with a sermon on Have Ye Received The Holy Ghost Since We Believed. Robert Noble Downes, son of Dr and Mrs J R Downes, graduates from the Naval Academy in Annapolis after living in Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
American Red Cross
Mississippi
Mildred Griffith
Voshell
E. W. Rieck
Preston Methodist Church
Friends
Bethlehem
Robert Noble Downes
J. R. Downes
Newark
Del
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Downes
Social Notes From Oaklyn And Nearby Towns
A roundup of visits and hosting across Oaklyn New Jersey and nearby locales includes Mrs Louise Cohee Draper entertaining thirty three ladies en route to Washington on a PR T bus, federation attendance by Andersontown Hobbs club members, dinners in Philadelphia and Federalsburg, guests from Clayton Delaware and Greensboro, and local church events and neighbors visiting Rehoboth. Obituary news reports the death of W T Adams of Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cohee Draper
Oaklyn
N. J
Washington, D. C
Draper
Mesdames
H. H. Nuttle
W. Murphy
C. H. Atkins
L. H. Thomas
T. M. Todd
Andersontown- Hobbs
Federation of Women
Sherman Hubbard
Parker Barnes
Chester
R. M. Stahl
W. N. Hildebrand
Baltimore
J. K. Dandy
J. R. Ricards
Edward Davis
W. T. Adams
F. E. Adams
Jack Boylan
Rehoboth
Williston 4-H Club picnic and community notices
The May 21 Williston 4-H Club girls picnic brought together girls from several districts for a day of recreation and memory making. Bloomery Church Ladies Aid was entertained at Mrs. Frank Wright’s home with a pleasant program and refreshments. Local residents and visitors were noted at various homes and events, including Federalsburg, Salisbury, Seaford, Slaughter Neck, Bridgeville, American Corner, Denton, and New Brunswick, with many Sunday and weekend visits. Notable items include Master Clarence Tucker’s recovery from measles and multiple family visits by Pennypacker, Hubbard, and Hurley families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Bloomery Church
Frank Wright
Earl Pennypacker
Carrie Hubbard
Federalsburg
Jacob Smith
Floyd Smith
Kathryn Turley
Edward
Salisbury
Edward Hurley
Kathryn Hurley
Seaford
John Harris
James Sipple
Slaughter Neck
Kemp Adams
Etta Lesser
Bridgeville
Chester Scott
Mildred
Denton
Lynn Case
New Brunswick
Blaine Bullock
Jack Medford
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Highlights Local Church Activities
Next Sunday in Hillsboro Queen Anne the Methodist Church will celebrate the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at 7:45 with Miss Elmer Knotts leading the Epworth League prayer meeting at 7:15. Guests from Washington College attend both services as violinist Charles Tedesco performed selections. Numerous local residents entertainments and visits are noted, including church guild meetings, Memorial Day observances, and travels to Baltimore and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Knotts
Epworth League
Charles Tedesco
Washington College Orchestra
Methodist
Cornelius G. Taylor
George Carrington
Washington College
D. J. Wood
W. Palm Beach
Florida
Dorothy Wood
Dover
Del
Fletcher Elben
Miller Short
William Storee
Elmer Carsman
Walter and
Lindford Rash
Wilmington
M. E. Church
Ebenezer M. E
Ruthsburg
Charles Dean
W. P. Taylor
George C. Moore
H. C. Duffey
Mary Elizabeth
Washington, D. C
Charlie Jarrell
Ladies’ Guild
St. Paul's Church
Clara Price
Queen Anne
G. L. Hardesty
Horace Brittingham
Edgar Blades
Lula Beaven
Philadelphia
Florence Beaven
G. B. Stewart
Gladys Gale
Mcfiuire
Odessa
Virginia
Byron Poore
Greensboro
William Sherwood
Edwin Gale
William P. Taylor
Chestertown
Chesapeake City
Charles Stewart
Kemp Stewart
Baltimore
Franklin Rash
Panama
Bernard Wood
Charlie Wood
Messrs
Clifford
Ralph Wright
H. P. Wright
S. N. Pilchard
D. D
Salisbury Hospital
Gorman Mann
Susan Thompson
Joe Eaton
Tri County Seniors Plan Play and Commencement
The Senior Class of Tri County opens Wednesday June 8 with a class play The New Co ed. Admission 35 cents. Graduation events include a baccalaureate sermon Sunday June 12 by Dr S N Pilchard with M E Choir, and Commencement Monday June 13. Graduates listed. numerous local social notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
S. N. Pilchard
M. E. Choir
Messrs
George Sam Lightner
William Cooper
Virginia Blades
Eleanor Knotts
Catherine Lyrich
Dora Sewell
Eugene Morgan
Louise Price
Frances Sneed
Elsie Skinner
Mary Moore
Ushers Union
Church House
Easton
John North
J. Hill
D. Ledman
J. A. Rood
Royal Oak
Hammond
St. Paul’s Church
E. G. Herrald
Washington, D. C
John Emory
Penn’s Grove
Emory
Washington
Herrald
Charles Rhodes
Keplar Barnette
James Stewart, Jr
Canterbury
Miles River
Wye Height
Showard Culver
Hebron
E. A. Barton
Philadelphia
J. E. Morgan
Ella Jump
Alfred Smith
Hannah Gooding
Wyoming
Del
R. V. Whitehurst
Willard Jones
Tarrytown
Ed. Jones
Dorothy Jump
Centreville
Goldsboro Social News Notes and Local Weddings
Residents of Goldsboro hosted a week of entertainments and a quiet marriage. Lydia Urry and Edward Steele wed secretly in Denton, and families from Philadelphia New York City Staten Island and Delawares Claymont Linwood Wilmington joined celebrations and mourned Mrs Charles Conley. Local visits included the Shively Cahall and Lane households with church Ladies Aid gatherings and sewing circle events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood
Lydia Urry
Edward Steele
Galdsboro
Denton
S. I. Arnold
Charles Conley
Ingleside
Thomas Cahall
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. J. Murphy
Luther Bennett
Linwood Bennett
Florence Galloway
Ferna Stickell
Baltimore
C. R. Curtis
Carlotta Silver
Millersville
H. S. Silver
Alfred D. Saunders
Wilmington
Elbert Saunders
Elizabeth Denny
J. H. Williams
Rebecca Lane
Annapolis
J. Frank Lane
Clark Quillen
A. D. Quillen
Clifton Elliott
Carroll Elliott
Edith Blackburn
Philadelphia
George Sylvester
Harry Hoyle
Fairlee
Allan Startt
Christina Bickling
Marcus Hoek
Social rounds over holidays bring far flung visitors
Families from Philadelphia Wilmington New York Marcus Hook Melville Sudlersville and Baltimore gathered for holidays. Residents hosted relatives including Rev and Mrs Kelly C Morris Mrs Oscar Morris and Mrs C Jacobs Mrs Bessie Starkey Mrs Owen Moore and Doris Helen Heather Helen Hoops Ann Jump Robert and Naomi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul and
William Kelly
Philadelphia
Edith
Charles Kelly
Wilmington
Kelly
C. Morris
New York
C. Jacobs
Oscar Morris
George Long
Helen
Clarence Dyer
Marcus, Hook
William Walls
Thomas Hall
Bessie Starkey
Melville, N. J
Harry Seeney
W. T. Medford
Baltimore
F. P. Medford
Owen Moore
Doris
Helen Hoops
Marcus Hook
Helen Seeney
St Johns College to Graduate Two Denton Boys
Two Denton youths from St. Johns College are set to graduate on June 8 with Bachelor of Science degrees. Earl Rochester Bryant of 111th Avenue and George Linden Duffey of 213 S. 7th Street earned notable college records in business and athletics. Bryant served as Business Manager for the Senior Dramatic Club and Rat-Tat, advertising Manager of the Collegian, and manager of Varsity Track and Class baseball, while Duffey played class football and baseball and managed varsity lacrosse. Both are Phi Sigma Kappa or Phi Delta Sigma members and active in campus activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s College
Denton
Earl Rochester Bryant
111Th Avenue
George Linden Duffey
S. 7Th Street
Annapolis College
Bryant
The
Collegian
Sigma
Phi Sigma Kappa
Duffey
Phi Delta Sigma Fraternity
Caroline county Maryland values crops at 23 million
The article paints Caroline county on the Del Marva Peninsula as a historic farming region. It highlights its crops, canneries, strawberry industry, lumber and manufacturing towns, Indian heritage along the Choptank and Nanticoke, and notable sites from Denton to Federalsburg. It notes 2206 farms and a 23 million dollar annual crop value, with key residents and landmarks such as Sophie Kerr Underwood and Oak Lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Caroline High School
Main Street
Second
Denton
Federalsburg
Greensboro
Joe Johnson
Patty Cannon
Caroline County
Maryland
Del-Mar-Va
del- Mar-Va
Ridgely
Preston
Goldsboro
Reliance
Peninsula
Robert Eden
Caroline Calvert
Frederick Calvert
Baltimore
Eden Town
Sophie Kerr Underwood
St. Gertrude’s
Field of Honor
Marydel
James Gordon Bennett, Jr
New York
Paris
France
Fred May
Bennett
America
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