Local Denton Notices and Deaths Highlight June
Local notices list rentals and sales in Denton and nearby towns. Personal property of Charles W. Hobbs sale at his Denton home, plus theater matinee, bank president election, and multiple obituaries. Funeral details for Annie Isabel Downes and other local deaths noted.
Caroline forms United Democratic Women’s Club on Eastern Shore
The last county on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, Caroline, organized a United Democratic Women’s Club at a Denton meeting led by Mrs. Mary H. Duvall of Baltimore. Officers include President J. Kemp Stevens and Secretary D. W. Davis. Attendees included Mrs. Elizabeth Menefee of Cumberland and Hon. Mamye Collins of Crisfield, with talks on suffrage and educated voting. Numerous social events and visits followed, highlighting community ties among Denton, Federalsburg, Preston, and Easton groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Caroline
United Democratic Women's Club
Denton
Mary H. Duvall
Baltimore
United Democratic Women’s Clubs of
J. Kemp Stevens
Harry M. Hollis
Preston
D. W. Davis
Howard Melvin
R. O. Dean
Federalsburg
Duvall
Elizabeth R. Menefee
Cumberland
Mamye A. Collins
Crisfield
Eastern Shore
Stevens
Farm Bureau
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Talbot
Dorchester
Farm Bureau Insurance
C. E. Wise, Jr
Maryland Farm Bureau
Zach Turner
R. W. Richert
James Stewart
Thomas Shockley
Easton
H. B. Pritchard
Paul Shockley
W. E. Lowe
R.S. Brown
Talbot County
Linwood Long
Near Town
Joseph Tonis
New York City
Virginia Lee Callahan
Joseph
Daniel Stokeley
Chester
Jack Adams
Ralph Wright
Washington
Fred Flounders
Ridgely
Josephine
Mary Pippin
T. Floyd Jackson
Martha Ann
Arlington
Jackson
Good Cheer Bible
M. E
Sallie Covey
Louise Smith
Concord
F. P. McKim
New York
Fred Downes
M. B. Monroe
Charles G. Griffin
West Englewood
N. J
Emma Nuttle
Andersontown
Nora Vanscoy
William D. Uhler
Florida
Lawrence H. Otwell
Pittsburgh
Fred Stack
Prayer Meeting at Beck Coleman Home June 7
A prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mr. Beck Coleman on Tuesday evening June 7. Rev C O Miller of the Nazarene Church of Salisbury and the Savage Sisters, heard on WSAL on Sunday mornings, will conduct. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck Coleman
C. O. Miller
Nazarine Church of
Salisbury
Savage Sisters
WSAL
Ralph McMahan
Little Son
Darcey
Harry McMahan
Preston
Albert Allen
Johnny Farrel
Penn’s Grove
N. J
Joseph
Mrs. J. Reese
Church Notices For Denton Area Sunday Schedule
Holy Communion at Denton M E Church 10 45 am with Sunday School at 9 45 am. Evening service canceled. congregants attend high school at 8 00 pm. Denton M P Church omits evening service June 6 for Caroline High School graduates union. Caroline Charge Rev Ziba Adams. Burrsville M P Church Sunday School 10 am Thawley M P Children Day 11 am Hobbs Sunday School 2 pm preaching 3 pm CEn 7 30 pm. No morning worship Williston Community Church. Sunday School 10 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton M E
Caroline
Ziba Adams
Burrsville M. P
Thawley
Hobbs
Christian Endeavor
Williston
Sunday Services At Liden's And Church Of The New Jerusalem
Long service at Liden's Sunday at 2 p m led by Mrs James Savitz followed at 3 p m by Rev J A Hudson of Seaford delivering the message. A free for all service with no collection welcomes all. Divine worship at Church of the New Jerusalem Preston Sunday at 11 a m with theme Sending Forth of the Twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liden’s
James Savitz
J. A. Hudson
Seaford
Church of the New Jerusalem
Preston
Church Services and Mass Schedule Listed for Denton and Ridgely
The Church of Christ meets in Greensboro in the old theatre building each Sunday at 11 a m with Bible study singing and communion at 11 30 All invited. Bloomery service next Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock Catholic Masses Sunday June to be held in Denton and Ridgely St Elizabeth Denton 10 o'clock St Benedict Ridgely 8 30 Confessions at St Benedict Saturday 7 o'clock and Sunday 7 45 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Greensboro
Bloomery
Denton and
Ridgely
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Denton
St. Benedict’s Church
Local Residents Gather for Weekend Visits in Templeville
Templeville hosted guests from Beach Haven Wilmington and Chestertown with Sunday services led by Rev. C. E. Ennis. News includes newborn Mary Alice at Chestertown Hospital and multiple family visits from Maryland and New Jersey over the weekend.
Shavings for chicken houses offered by Nuttle Lumber Co
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co offers chicken house shavings in loose or baled form for buyers. The note presents product options and the supplier’s name. No further context or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
Memorial Day Service Highlights In Ridgely Community
Memorial Day service in Memorial Park drew several hundred attendees with Rev. C B Reed as MC. Judge Owen Knotts spoke and prayers were offered by Rev L B Matthews and Rev Edward Leinheiser. Blue spruce memorial to the Unknown Soldier dedicated. Comrade Kornrumpf spoke. Miss June Lynch read for the Girl’s 4 H Club. Taps by Paul and Kenneth Bennington. Commencement for seventh grade held with 28 graduates. Several local families and visitors noted, including Mrs Beatrice Hevalow, James Hevalow, and many Ridgely residents hosting guests through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Park
C. B. Reed
Matthews
Edward Leinheiser
the Plains
Owen Knotts
Denton
H. F. Hafer
Kornrumpf
June Lynch
Paul Bennington
Kenneth Bennington
E. F. Pearsaul
Smithson Club meeting and 4-H camp plans
The Smithson Club met Wednesday in the club room with eight members and two visitors. After songs and a posture demonstration, refreshments were served by Mrs. Emma Reese and Mrs. Clara Cole. The 4-H girls of Caroline County will camp at Ralph's Beach, Maryland from June 20 to 24, directed by Bessie M. Spafford with help from older girls and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithson Club
Emma Reese
Clara Cole
Caroline County
Ralph’s Beach
Maryland
Marjorie Baker
Ella Marie Brown
Sdamae Cowley
Barbara Cooper
Helena Crouse
Lois Crouse
Laura Clendaniel
Roxanna Detwiler
Freda Dodd
Doris Hignutt
Mary Kirsch
Betty Lynch
June Lynch
Ann Linhard
Betty Magrogan
Mildred Nagel
Catherine Rittenhouse
Almira Rosser
Mildred Stenger
Florence Smith
Leta Trice
Norma Thawley
Roselle Webb
Margaret Williamson
Bessie M. Spafford
Scout Trip to Washington and Gettysburg by Greensboro Troop 139
Since March first Greensboro Troop 139 BSA held a contest for perfect attendance and awarded trips to Washington and Gettysburg. Eight boys Fred Haass Walter Simons Carl Thornton Alan Thornton Alan Dobson Robert Spence Leon Conner Charles Wieneke traveled with Scoutmaster Hastings and leaders Henderson Secrist. They toured the Washington Monument Smithsonian Capitol Arlington National Cemetery Zoo and the National Cemetery at Gettysburg Little Round Top Big Round Top and Devil's Den while noting Memorial Day decorations and a farm breakfast on the return journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Washington
Gettysburg
Fred Haass
Walter Simons
Carl Thornton
Alan Thornton
Alan Dobson
Robert Spence
Leon Conner
Charles Wieneke
Hastings
Henderson
Mr. Secrist
Washington Monument
Monument
National Museum
Smithsonian Institute
Capitol
Arlington
National Zoological Park
Western Maryland
Rockville
Woodbine
Mr. Henderson
Mr. Hastings
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Blue Ridge Mountains
National Cemetery
Little Round Top
Big Round
Devil’s den
Cockeysville
May gathering of Choptank Ladies Aid at Mrs Blades
The Ladies Aid of the M P Church at Choptank met at Mrs C C Blades home for the May gathering with a pleasant time. The June meeting will be at Mr and Mrs J F Spence on the 7th in the evening for an important meeting. Visiting relatives include Rev W Ray Dillon and family of Beecher City Illinois and E Clark Dillon and daughters of High Point North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Choptank
C. C. Blades
J. F. Spence
W. Ray Dillon
Billy
Buddy
Beecher City
Hillsburg and area residents spend holidays with relatives
A long list of visits follows with Washington Pennsylvania and New Jersey connections. Families including Hicks Fleming James Hicks Good Holland and Beaven hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. The Community Club plans a meeting on Monday evening June 6 at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hicks
Nelson Hicks
Garnett and
Helen
Washington
F. E. Fleming
James Hicks
Norman L. Hicks
Allen and
Irvin
Annville
Vernon Good
Elizabethtown
J. Ralph Holland
H. M. Taylor
Emma Gardner
Sharon Hill
R. W. Beaven
Mildred Hicks
Harold Becker
Susan Thompson
William Thompson
Sadlersville
Lindsey MacFarland
Philadelphia
Erdman Bramble
L. R. Matthews
Baltimore
A. W. Strickland
Ann
Wilmington
Edwin Gale
E. H. Gale
Becker
Queenstown
Milton’ Beaven
Chester
Friends and neighbors note various local happenings
Queen Anne updates report Mrs Briscoe injured in a Saturday accident and at home after treatment at Easton Hospital. Miss Virginia Whitby returns from Sabillasville in improving health. Local families and visitors share weekends with relatives in Centreville Berlin and New Jersey. Missionary Society hosts and Rev Best preaches at St Pauls Church. Peggy Gibson takes Princess Anne position. Keplar Barnette visits Detroit and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Briscoe
Easton Hospital
Virginia Whitby
Sabillasville
Sam Sneed
Louis Sneed
Louis the 3Rd
J. L. Sneed
Dolly
Eloise Morgan
Bonnie
Joyce Barton
Catherine Moore
Centreville
Howard Jarman
Berlin
Mary Diggans
Della Mullikin
Bernard Bach
New Jersey
Frank Fierich
Howard Eley
Missionary Society
Ladies Aid
W. H. Best
Baltimore
St.Paul’s Church
Peggy Gibson
Princess Anne
Keplar Barnette
Detroit
Mich
Byron Barton
Local Guests and Visits Reported Around Hobbs and Denton
A parade of visitors and social calls from Hobbs to Denton is noted. Baltimore guests Novella Hurley and Dorothy Rayner visited the Spencers while Rev Ziba Adams attended a missionary meeting in Denton. Other households hosted and visited include Wilminton, Georgetown and Burrsville connections with Brigh t and Adams families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hurley
Novella
John Daggett
John Jr
Maurice Dunnock
Carlisle
Rupert Montgomery
Emil Paull
Earl
Carl
Dorothy Rayner
Baltimore
John Spencer
Ziba Adams
Alice
J. H. Dandy
J. A. Willoughby
Denton
Homer Rice
Wilmington
T. H. Towers
J. A. Billings
G. L. Blades
Burrsville
Bessie Adams
Esther Smith
Audrey Adams
Christine Moore
Preston High School Class of 1938 Graduation Planned
Preston graduation exercises for the class of 1938 will be held at eight o'clock Tuesday evening June 7 in the school auditorium. The class of eighteen students includes eight young men and ten young women guided by the motto Steadfast of purpose we conquer all with James Gallagher as president and Viola Geiger as secretary. Principal T Wilson Cahall of Ridgely leads the Preston school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston High School
James Gallagher
William Mundt
Viola Geiger
T. Wilson Cahall
Ridgely
Preston School
Record
Baltimore
John W. Noble
Easton
W. K. Wrightson
Epiphany Guild
James Spicer
Federalsburg
C. W. Elzey
Cc. I. Elzey
Lee Noble
Paul van Dyke
Mis. Esther Griffith
Wilmington
Johnson Bonner
Miniski
Luke Amato
Max Chambers
Marjorie Ann
G. C. Carmine
Massachusetts
Joe Valliant
Centreville
David Osteen
Medford Burgess
Social visits brighten Henderson area over holidays
Henderson residents hosted and visited relatives across neighboring towns. Wilmington and Smyrna greetings centered on Mrs Walter Donovan and Mrs Viola Zimerley among many others. Visitors from Philadelphia Baltimore New York City and Atlantic City joined locals for weekends and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Pepper
Wilmington
Walter Donovan
Smyrna
Viola Zimerley
Zeda
Harrington
Mertie Pepper
Greensboro
I. W. Poole
Kate Downes
Geo. Thompson
Roland Thompson
Estella Cahall
Elwood Cahall
Frances
West Thompson
Audrey
Harold
Atlantic City
L. M. Jones
Chas. Tyls
Edith Tyls
New York City
Town
J. W. Meredith
Pearl Jones
James
Granville Gruwell
Sandtown
Arthur Ranick
Wesley Breeding
West Grove
Mary Breeding
Leslie Meredith
Duncan
Mr. Nichols
Cambridge
Harry Frese
Jenkintown
Bertie Pritchett
Ernani Thompson
Philadelphia
Wm. Seward
Marcus Hook
Joseph Satterfield
Elizabeth Husztek
Baltimore
S. Husztek
Henry Geiger
Sayre
Wallace Jones
Olivia M. Coffin
Trenton
N. J
Susan Jones
S. S. James
American Corner observes community events and visits
Mr G L Griffith Mrs Olaf Smith and son Edward attended the funeral of Mrs Smiths uncle Mr John T Berry at Newport on Tuesday last The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs Mary Blades at Ridgely with Mrs Della Blades assisting hostess on Wednesday afternoon June 8 Mr Leon Towers who has been quite ill at his home near here is improving We wish for his speedy recovery Mr Henry Garman and daughters entertained Pennsylvania relatives recently Mr and Mrs George Huey entertained Pennsylvania relatives over the holidays
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
T. Fred Johnson
Denton
Alexander Smith
Cooper Furniture Company
E. W. Adams & Brothers
Greenwood
Del
Charles W. Hobbs
6Th Street
D. Ralph Horsey Hardware
M. K. Newnam
Nichol Cola
John J. Ghingher
National Central Bank of Baltimore
State Bank
Maryland Bankers Association
Bermuda
Mr. Ghingher
Caroline County
Jacob Ghingher
William R. Thomas
Fourth District
Harmony
Hillcrest Cemetery
Federalsburg
Payton Adams
Union Grove
Thomas
Ida M. Lord
Helen
Roland
Olin Thomas
Annie W. Jones
Milton S. Andrews
Mary W. Andrews
LeCompte
Cambridge
D. E. McLain
Zion Methodist Episcopal Church
Goldsboro
Clayton D. Cole
Fred Holden
Goldsboro Methodist Episcopal Church
South
H. ¥. Hafer
Reformed Church of
Ridgely
Cole
Greensboro
Ray Medford
Henderson
Cathleen
William
Gene Cole
Frank
Walter
William Cole
Bridgetown
Queen Anne’s County
Sarah Taylor
Price, Md
Earl Everett
Roberts
Ewood Morris
Ingleside
Weather Bureau
Baltimore
John R. Weeks
Annie Isabel Downes
J. Dukes Downes
State Bank Examiner
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Denton Cemetery
John White
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
R. Leslie Merrick
Glen Rock
Penn
James Merrick
Second Street
the Square
O. B. Reed
Church of the Brethren
Francis Hensel
Jacqueline Saubbury
Gabrielle Saulsbury
Olwin Winstead
Margaret Jean Lane
Jackson Jarrell
J. Boone Jarrell
Elwood Cherry
Robert Gibson
Hansen Hoffman
Thomas L. Jones
Jones
Nelson Richards
Griffith Jones Jr
Boothwyn
James Hevalow
Hevalow
Easton Hospital
Beatrice Hevalow
Roland Fountain
East Orange
N. J
J. M. Swing
Margaret Swing
Wesley Honey
Philadelphia
Imler Wharton
Elmira
N. Y
A. Q. Saulsbury
Harold Fountan
Harold Fountain
George Brittingham
William Downes
Wilmington
Albert Hyman
Ella Goldsborough
W. S. Tolson
Coursey Hemmone
Paul Hardee
Margaret Hollingsworth
Mildred Hollingsworth
Church Hill
Frank Klotz
James Wilson
Leon Woods
Betty
Elsmere
Clarence Ringgold
Bernard Ringgold
Leland Blosser
East Palestine
Ohio
H. M. Detwiler
J. A. Mitchell
Franklin Stayer
Robert W. Johnson
Knights Templar
Stanley Zweckbronner
Stanley Jr
Chatham
Edwin Eaton
Iris Seager West
William Raleigh
North Carolina University
Chapel Hill
N. C
Charles Kline
Nelson Bowdle
Easton
J. W. Mitchell
Walter Wright
Chestertown
Harford Porter
Grover Pepper
George Slaughter Jr
Chester
George Slaughter
Alan Temple
Sadlersville
Charles Herzog
Billy Renny
G. L. Griffith
Olaf Smith
Edward
Adams Cross Roads Social Roundup
Mrs E W Brown and Mrs John Adams and others spent Friday afternoon with Mrs George Wheatley. Families visited Wilmington and Cambridge over the weekend. Baltimore and Philadelphia visitors stayed with local families. A child story by Betty Beauchamp is planned at Bloomery next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Brown
John Adams
Earle Robinson
Edna Adams
George Wheatley
Wilmington
Minnie Adams
Charles Fountain and Son
Baltimore
F. W. Fountain
Randall Dustworth
Philadelphia
Greensboro High School Graduation Week Details
The Greensboro High School closing exercises begin with the baccalaureate at St Pauls Church on Sunday June 5 and end with graduation in the school auditorium on Wednesday June 8. The program includes class night on Tuesday and a keynote address by State Senator Harold Coburn with diplomas presented by J Virgil Moore.
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Larry
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Beach Haven
Thos. Golt
Golt
Franklin Green
Dorothy Knotts
West River
Gurney Knotts
Harry Davis
Tom McCarthy
R. I. Moore
Hamilton
Amos Wyatt
Doris Ann
Marydel
Katie Stafford
Mary Knotts
C. E. Ennis
Thomas Chambers
Fred Walters
Viola, del
C. E. Goslin
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Fred Emory
Doris
Riverside
Arthur Cooper
Ernest Ackerman
Helen May
Chas. Ackerman
Dora Everett
M. B. Kinnamon
Mary Alice
Chestertown Hospital
Lewis Emory
Peggy
Wm. H. Knotts
Edw. Franklin
Camden
Annie Hall
J. Frank Baughley
Chas, Lowman
Publius Syrus
Grant
Hillsburg
Tuckahoe
Queen Anne
Adams Cross Roads
Greensboro High School
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Tilghman Smith
Harold Coburn
Cecil County
J. Virgil Moore
Caroline County Board of Education
G. Linden Duffey
Irene Baynard
Howard Bilbrough
Alfreda Blackburn
Marvin Chamberlain
Marie Cruser
Marie Edwards
Ruth Haddick
Emma Hutson
Louise Jester
Ruth Kornrumpf
Irving Morris
William Pippin
William Richard
C. H. Stonesifer
Mercy Hospital
William Baynard
Joseph Riddleberger
W. F. Zinn
Clarence Vincent
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John Koch
Mt. Olive
Union Camp
Pet Milk Company
Oscar Nichols
Lacey Wilson
Woodrow Montague
Carl Nichols
Joyce Anne
Michael Ash
Alvin Edwards
Lloyd Taylor
Miss Anne
Reading
Coursey Edwards
J. Harvey Coursey Sr
John T. Clark
Gertrude Longfellow
Eugene Zacharias
Maryland College For Women
Lutherville
Anne Clark
Irvin Brumbaugh
Temple Smith
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Charles Stanford
Layton
A. Myers
Susie Meyers
Ruth Dultry
Woodbury
Gilbert Terrell
Richardson Park
Annie Jackson
Comegys van Sant
Lottie Comegys
Warren van Sant
Bayard van Sant
Jack Boulais
Eugene Boulais
Lawrence Boulais
Lewis Boulais
Wilbur Carroll
Fletcher Clark
Harrisburg
Carroll
Charlotte Groves
Mary Margaret Stevenson
Bridgewater
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