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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1926

Page

5

Local church notices and community events in Denton area

Upcoming Protestant Episcopal service at Preston. Measles and illness reports in Caroline, Denton, and Greensboro. June events include home economics exhibit, strawberry festivals, 4-H club fair, Tom Thumb wedding, and Dairies council meeting. Fire destroyed a garage on East Main. fire company aided. Juniata College and local awards noted with commemorations and memorial services.

Preston Mudd M. E. Church Joe Pippin William F. Jackson Denton Rowe Hickman Caroline Greensboro M. P. Church Denton Auto Co Nathan Smith Friendship School Smithville School Philadelphia Inter-State Dairy Council Harbeson's Dairies W. H. Rathell East Main Street Denton Fire Company Melvin G. Morris Caroline County Greensboro Baptist Church Morris Juniata College Martin G. Brumbaugh Pennsylvania Josephus Daniels A. C. Wieand Bethany Theological Seminary Chicago Gaius M. Brumbaugh Washington D. C A. B. Brumbaugh Clarence R. Pentz Samuel King Denton Cemetery Caroline Council Firemen's Boy Scouts America M. E. Wheatley H. H. Vignuelle Allen D. Spencer, Jr Baltimore G. W. Cooke Prof. Vignuelle Mr. Spencer Dr. Cooke G. J. Hooker BE. E. Nichols Lodge Mr. Hooker

Meet the Ambassador of the Street in Denton News

Frederick Fountain Lyden, born in Denton and now secretary of the Association of Stock Exchange firms in New York, is profiled in The Wall Street Journal as a persistent broker who helps others. The piece notes his long career across the country, his ties to Caroline County and the Choptank River, and his reputation as ambassador of goodwill in finance.

Frederick F. Lyden Association of Stock Exchange New York Denton Metropolis Wall Street Street Wall Street Journal Frederick Fountain Lyden Legion Maryland Caroline County Independence Hall Pacific Coast

Card of Thanks for Sallie Satterfield’s Death

We thank friends and neighbors for their kind help after the death of wife and mother Mrs. Sallie Satterfield and for the beautiful floral offerings. — Husband and Children.

Sallie Satterfield

Home Economics Exhibit at High School Next Wednesday

The district high school hosts a Home Economics and Manual Training Exhibit next Wednesday June 9 from 11 00 a m to 3 00 p m The event features a new book Party Cannon Ad ministers Justice by R W Messenger at F J Wrights in the display lineup.

R. W. Messenger F. J.wright

Local Families Attend Glee Club Ertetta and Visits

Henderson and Gooden families plus relatives from Philadelphia Doylestown and Wilmington gathered for the Sho Echo Glee Club performance at Salisbury and Chestertown. Guests included Ed Kusmaul party from Doylestown and many New Jersey Delaware Maryland travelers visiting over Decoration Day weekend.

Marydel Social Notes Highlight Philadelphia and Wilmington Visits

Marydel hosts and visitors include Mrs. Oscar F. Morris and Miss Helen Heather from Dover, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Temple from Philadelphia, Mr. Henry Davis in Philadelphia hospital for appendicitis, and several other Elkt on and Wilmington connections. The week-end sees relatives and friends from Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore visiting locally.

Oscar F. Morris New York Morris Harry Temple Philadelphia Marydel Helen Heather Dover G. B. Parshall Henry Davis B. R. Kaler Elkton Grafton Heather West Virginia Ruth Evans Wilmington Maude Starkey Hone Frank Medford L. N. Hummer Baltimore J. H. Scotton Ruth Hall

Chaptank Mite Society meets at Flaharty home

The Mite Society of the M E Church at Chaptank enjoyed a pleasant gathering on the 3rd at Miss M E Flaharty's home. The next meeting will be with Mrs Alonzo Blades on June 7. Various relatives and friends visited, including Ralph and Gifford Bowdle, Mary and Lona Blades, Wade Rumbold, Earl Cox, Francis Kelley, Charlie Wright, Melvin Waldron, and Miss M E Flaharty, with several trips and weekend stays noted.

Mite Society M. E Chaptank M. E. Flaharty Alonzo Blades Ralph Blades Marcus Hook Gifford Bowdle Bethlehem Louis Wright Mary Lona Blades Wilmington Wade Rumbold Philadelphia E. Dunham Earl Cox Marcus Kark Cox Willie Cox Francis Kelley Kelley Jessie Jones Charlie Wright Irva Newark Del Louis R. Wright Melvin Waldron E. M. Waldron Preston

Satterfield Family thanks neighbors for support after bereavement

The Satterfield family expresses sincere appreciation for kindness and assistance from neighbors and friends during their recent bereavement as Mrs. R. J. Satterfield and family note their gratitude.

R. J. Satterfield

Ridgelys Spring Music Festival Featured School Choirs

Ridgelys Spring Music Festival filled the Community Theatre on Friday May 28 with a full house. Students from first to seventh grades performed choral pieces as judges Mrs. Leo Walz Mrs. P. Roland Fisher and Mrs. Mulford Swing announced fourth grade winner and Stevens Cup presentation. Community events followed including Women’s Community Club notes and local visits as residents attend Farmers Day and school activities.

Ridgely Venice Land of Spain Ashgrove Leo Walz Greensboro P. Roland Fisher Denton Mulford Swing Erma Nichols Parsons Stevens Miss Nichols Sharvey Sewell Geo. Fitz Elsie Matthews John Moore Hi. C. Robinson Mary Marcus Hook Harold Rowe Federalsburg Margaret Chester Frederick Libby Church of the Brethren George Fitz Mulford Herbert Koenemaan Kinhart Reformed Sunday School Albert White Harvey Sewell Paul Sewell Bridge Jennie Smith Gertrude Deyo Ord Raleigh Robert Smith Wallkill New York Achey and Son Gabold Bethlehem Bickert Nazareth Rentzheimer James Walker Harry Hemmons F. N. Yorkdale Cherry Dale Yorkdale Hemmons J. W. Gibson Goldsboro Henry Wilkinson Harry Zeigler Delia Green Wilmington Norman Wilson Elizabeth Wilson John Hoffman Elmer Paul Stoffman Hansen Philadelphia Charles Shawn Kelso Small Son Thompson Swing Ohio M. E. Wilkinson Ocean View

Local Social Notes Highlight Gatherings and Injuries

Har rington and nearby towns host guests from Houston Dover Elmer and Chestertown. Several residents recover from injuries including a broken arm and a lacerated leg while others return from trips to Atlantic City Chester Milford and Ardmore. Children's Day proceeds to fund church budget as local visitors arrive and depart.

Fred Powell Christine Will Powell Harrington Zack Johnson Houston Leonard Blades Harvey Lawson Collison Easton Lewis Adams Chance H. Q. Cheezum Johm Doheny Collingsdale Darby Tilghman Collison Gladys Adele Parris Collison John H. Thawley Tilghman Layton Atlantic City Amos Layton James Larrimore Centreville Jol Singer Will Baker Pennsylvania Clifford Raughley Chester Annie Raughley Arlie Knotts Greensboro Frederica and Louston Laura ‘Knotts Milford Hospital C. N. Fountain Marcus Clarence Voss Ardmore

Miss Hazel Macomber Earns Third Prize in Contest

Miss Hazel Macomber won third prize and an honorable mention medal in the Housewives vs. Famous Cooks Contest amid more than 1,700 recipes submitted from every state and several hundred from abroad including Canada and the Philippines.

Hazel Macomber United States Canada Philippines Alaska Africa Porto Rico Salvador England Scotland Gibeson Washington, D. C Grassmere Macomber William Sylvester Edith Blackburn Philadelphia George Sylvester Clara Fowler May Cain Bessie Ghue Baltimore C. R. Curtis Arthur Cahall Wilmington Luther Bennett Albert Ross Frederica Vogel Alex. Butler W. J. Murphy FE. S. Martin Denton Yurdie Williams Tilghman Booker's Wharf Martha Noble Preston Robert Jarrel Laura Covey Chester Anna Mitchell Will Melvin Henderson

Holsinger and Friends and Local Social Notes

Ridgely and nearby towns feature a flurry of visits and family ties. Mar garet Holsinger wed Edgar Flagg of Baltimore, with local relatives and guests in attendance. Memorial Day visits, weekend stays, hospital recoveries, and ongoing canning work reflect the season’s social fabric.

Hillsboro and Queen Anne Church Calendar Notes

Hillsboro and Queen Anne publish a busy schedule with sermons on Christian Education, Sunday school events, and a Children’s Day service. Attendance at morning services, a large probationary reception, and upcoming conferences are noted along with numerous visits by residents to and from nearby towns and churches.

Local social notes from Burrsville area weekend guests

Hobbs, Misses Helen Adams and Mildred Scott returned to Wilmington after visiting their parents. They were joined by Gilbert McBride of Wilmington for the auto weekend trip. Washington visitors L. E. Smith and Amanda Willoughby, plus Robert Thomas and family from Harmony, shared weekends with local hosts. Various relatives and friends were noted as dinner and visit guests across Burrsville, Federalsburg, and Wilmington. Children’s Day is planned at the local church tomorrow evening.

John C. Rutter Walter S. Rutter Denton Washington Machinery and Maryland Coach Company Washington, D. C Harriet E. Anderson Church Hill Henrietta A. Liles Mercy Hospital Baltimore D. W. Todd Bridgeville Harriet Eliza Murphy Lacy C. Murphy Earle Chaffinch Blanche Baumner Philadelphia John Chaffinch Leslie A Lavinia Bye Willard Walker Sarah Bye Wilmington Sue Bye Madeline Clark Charlotte Cox Lorin Ott Woodbury N. J Paul Horsey H. E. Horsey Harold C. Nuttle Myra Ramsdell Guilford Conn H. E. Ramsdell Dorothy Beaumont Ridgely Louise Nuttle A. J. Robertson Charles G. Griffin New York J. A. Mackintosh Trappe T. Pliny Fisher George Arthur McDaniel Blue Ridge College Wm. P. Taylor M. E Queen Anne Carrie Holt Ocean City Maryland Protestant Episcopal Church John Moses Baker Annie Jump Emma Beauehhainy St. Paul’s Guild Jump Louise Gray H. W. B. Rowe T. J. Mitchell Edgar Blades Gurney Tarburton Ralph Willis Penn’s Grove John Frolt W. B. Sparks Nonil Susan Thompson Sudlersville Stelen Greenwell Sadie Wothers Charles Busteed Centreville S. N. Pilchard George B. Stewart Royal Oak Rood Herman Worth Cumberland Sallie Worth Edwin Gale William Sherwood John M. Wilson Albert Loase Albert Cahall Jessie Snell Elmira N. Y Elizabeth Vesty J. A. Loose Gladys Gole Ray Turner Herring Taylor Waggaman Milton, del Florence Hills Mattie Moore Elbert Turner Mac Hooker Mabel Turner James Rickards Washington William Kendall Chestertown Beulah Kendall Herbert Rontaser Noriece Morgan Frank Willis Charles Smith Mattie Price J. E. Morgan Exar C. Short Emma Short Ida Gale Hillsboro M. E. Church South Charm School Everett Blondes St. Michaels Earl Short Louise Short Rehoboth Fred Peters Elizabeth Lightner Milton Del Oscar Roe Sadlersville Harry Jump Tri-County John Emory Keplar Barnette Horace Morgan Hilda Covey Cambridge Helen Adams Mildred Scott Ed. J. Adams William H. Scott Gilbert McBride Harmony Sapp A. W. Betts Martin Walters Burrsville Ellen Collison Millard Collison O. J. Chaffinch M. Merriken Jack Boylan Richard Merriken Federalsburg E. M. Willey Calvert Merriken Billy J. R. Ricards Ola Gootee B. B. Cohee Laura Brashears Martha Smith T. H. Towers Salisbury Louis Butler Nf.g. Budd John F. Eveland Dan Eveland Greensboro Grace Cooper Harry Cooper Easton Denton M. P. Parsonage G. J. Hooker M. M. Dickerson M. G. Morris J. E. Curry Stanley Alan George Jenkins Ben Groff Clayton Clarence Davis Clinton Swain Elizabeth William Ben Ferrier Elbert Taylor Dover Elzie Baker Virginia Lee Sherman Howard Marcus Hook Sophia Howard Charles Hobbs Luther Hobbs Dawson Gruwell J. W. Gruwell Paul Curry Woody Dill Bates Dill Alvin Totheroh Octavia Totheroh Conrad Travers C. R. Travers Benjamin Bastian H. B. Bastian Roland Long Guy Pippin Ruth Cooper M. B. Cooper Olin Price Genevieve Telchester Elmer Stufft A. G. Stufft D. Kirby Metz J. H. Hudson Wyoming Martha Dill Trainer Marietta Heather Marydel Annabel Dulin Robert Porter Henry Porter R. H. Dill Earl McClyment

Satterfield Found Dead in Barn Near Denton

Richard J. Satterfield a long time Denton area farmer was found dead in a barn by his grandson on Friday afternoon. Officials say he likely took his own life citing failing health and despondency though no inquest was deemed necessary. He was 74 and survived by a widow two daughters a stepson and four stepdaughters with funeral services held at Denton M P Church and burial in Denton cemetery.

Richard J. Satterfield Denton Satterfield Richards Charles W. Shawn Crisfield Sherman Kirk Florida Carl Covey Baltimore Hattie Yates Lee Covey John Prudhome Thurmont Will Lines Plainfield N. J Thomas A William H. Satterfield Burrsville Denton M. P. Church T. O. Crouse G. J. Hooker Denton Cemetery

Death of Mrs. Sallie Satterfield of Tuckahoe Neck

Mrs. Sallie Satterfield, 48, wife of W. D. Satterfield and noted Tuckahoe Neck farmer, died in Denton on Saturday evening May 29 after a brief illness from heart trouble. Funeral held Tuesday at her home led by Rev. Lewis Adams and Rev. R. V. Whitehurst. interment Denton cemetery. Survived by husband, four children Albert of West Denton, Mrs. Etta Weaver of Tuckahoe Neck, Carroll and Sallie at home, and sister Mrs. Mary Hamilton of Harrington.

Sallie Satterfield W. D. Satterfield Tuckahoe Neck Denton G. T. Redden Nichols Satterfield

In loving memory of Elizabeth L Fogwell

In fact and loving remembrance of our dear sister Elizabeth L Fogwell who died June 1 1925 age 66 years 2 months 26 days Death has robbed us of our sister Taken from this world of sorrow Safely home with Christ to dwell Through suffering she breathed not a murmur For the Comforter stood by her side And whispered Fear Not I Am With You With Me Thou Shall Ever Abide O er the river the pale boatman hastened She heard the soft dip of his oar Then from earth and its suffering she bore her Across to the beautiful shore Call not back the dear departed Anchored safe where storms are o er On the borderland we left her Soon to meet and part no more Far beyond this world of changes Far beyond this world of care We shall find our missing loved one In our Fathers mansion fair Loving sisters Mrs J N Smith Mrs H H Hudson

Elizabeth L. Fogwell Christ J. N. Smith H. H. Hudson

Children Day services to be held in M E Church

Greensboro area notes a Children Day program at the M E Church this Sunday with pastor Dr Nf G Budd addressing both young and old and infants to be baptized. A strong evening program and public invitation are urged.

County Nurse Reports May Public Health Activities

Miss Jackson reported attending public health meetings in Greensboro Centreville and Baltimore during May. She conducted 102 visits including four schools with 63 pupils examined a Greensboro baby conference examined twenty babies and tuberculosis clinics in Denton and Greensboro. Certificates from the Red Cross were sent to seniors and juniors who completed the home hygiene course. The committee will not meet in July and August while she studies at Columbia.

Public Health Committee Jackson County Federation Greensboro Centreville Boards of Health and Health Officers Baltimore Denton National Red Cross Miss Jackson Columbia

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Local Department E. G. Gooden Winfred L. A. Gooden Carleton S. James C. M. Wingate Beatrice Wood Sho’ Echo Glee Club Maryland State Normal School Millington George Miles Charles Gewiss William Hutson John Cooper William H. Goodwin James Eschbach and Son Near Reading S. Lauer Brandon Frank Shinn al Holzman Reynolds Edge Riverside Robert Edge Mary Robb State Normal School Towson Thomas Robb William Sanders Elsie Barcus Walter Dukes Ingleside Elizabeth Husztek Edward Collin Frank Spinka Washington College S. S. James Marry Gough Sam Jones Marcus Ruck Tom Jones Fred Gruwell California Mildred Gooden Warry Gough J. R. Jones Willard Mitchell Milly Dukes Winfred Gooden William McClintock Rising Sun Winifred Bell THE Ridgely News B. IT. Holsinger Lester Stevenson Evelyn Clark J. M. Ludwig Edgar Flagg W. S. Johnston Thompsontown F. W. Taylor Arthur Peacock Jamaica Long Island Charles Starkey Clarksville Vianna Mitchell Hermann Mitchell Warry Hemmons Holsigner & Son Sailsbury Brothers Frances Pennington Harvey Holsinger Christopher Bier Helen Sclin Elaine Saulsbury Tuckahoe Greensboro News Matters Pastorfield West Denton Lawrence .B. Towers M. K. Newnant’s of Spa
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