Frigidaire sales and local notices in Denton Journal
Weekly Denton Journal items include M K Newnam ads for Frigidaire at 99.50 installed with low terms, a W C G T A meeting at Mrs Sallie Covey, storm damage at Mr J L Everngamn, a box social at Thawley’s Sunday School, and disease tallies in Caroline county. Also announcements for Trinity Church service, wholesale price changes, Old Fashioned Strawberry Festival, and community church school plans plus potential appointment for School Commissioner John T Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Journal
M. K. Newnam
New Law
Sallie Covey
J. L. Everngamn
Thawley
Edna Clopper
Tuckahoe Neck
Caroline County
Henderson
Preston
Ridgely
Denton
Fifth and Main Sts
Methodist Protestant
The
Methodist Episcopal
Church of the Brethren
John T. Carter
Walter M. Wright
Carter
Greensboro
State Normal School
West Chester
Frederica
Magnolia
Camden
Del
Federalsbureg
Toe AP Aha Wahanl
Ida Lord Griffin
Montclair
N. J
J. Howard Griffin
O. J. Chaffinch
Carolyn Norton
Tuckahoe
B. B. Allen
Neck
Anna Rice
Wilmington
J. Reese Griffin
Mary Ulrichter
John Spencer
Harry Lane
Mont- Rev
W. T. Archer
Elair
Homer Lord
Philadelphia
Walters
Burrsville
Ella Aumack
T. P. Towers
Annie Carsley
Baltimore
Ira Fisher
Willow Grove
Celeste Clark
Balti- Pennsylvania
Rotary intercity meeting at Tolchester June 13
Chestertown Rotary Club will host an intercity gathering in Tolchester for about 300 Rotarians and guests including Governor Ritchie and Mayor Jackson. A dinner at the Tolchester Hotel follows a new schedule enabling Western Shore attendees to return home the same night. Denton is host this year but will yield to Chestertown for Dr. Titsworth’s final Eastern Shore meeting.
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Chestertown
Relub
Titsworth
Eastern Shore
Lloyd Simmons
Cambridge
Alice Woodell
W. R. Woodell
Burrsville
Law School
University of Maryland
Baltimore and
College Park
Ritchie Coliseum
Melvin
Washington College
Polytechnic Institute
Baltimore
Emma Clark
Blessing
T. O. Crouse
Caroline High School
Denton
Denton Rotary Club
Marian Lane
Harriet Burns
Mary Ann Knotts
Elizabeth Knotts
Mary E. Greaves
Louise Merrick
Betty Sullivan
Mary Ann Inn
Rehoboth
J. V. Moore
Westminster
Kathleen
Western Maryland College
Pinkney Blackistone
River Springs
Blackistone
R. D. Blackistone
Benjamin C. Willis
Rachel
Catonsville
Fred E. Covey
Ella George
Robert L. George
Edward Hill
Emma Stewart
Patrick Yeoman
Wilmington
Victor L. Emerson
Philadelphia
Marjory Beauchamp
Lillian Timmons
Towson
Wm. D. Uhter
Florida
Frigidaire promotion and social notices highlight community news
Hobbs family and others attend illness and recovery hopes as Mrs Clyde Hamilton near Allentown remains a focus. Mrs Paul Moore visits with Parker Barnes in Chester while L H Thomas leads Christian Endeavor. Local obituaries mention Mrs Ida Lord Griffin of Montclair and Mrs Carolyn Norton Hall of Newark with family ties to Denton and Montclair, along with weekend visitors and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Merriken
Clyde Hamilton
Allentown
Hamilton
Paul Moore
Christine
Allan
Parker Barnes
Chester
L. H. Thomas
Christian Endeavor Service
Poultry Field Day Set for June at College Park
Denton man Lloyd E. Holsinger, president of the Maryland State Poultry Association, will preside at the sixth annual Maryland Poultry Field Day in the College Park Agriculture Building auditorium on June 15. The program divides into four sections with leaders: Maryland Hatcherymen, Maryland Turkey Growers, Maryland Egg Producers Cooperative, and Pedigree Poultry Breeders. A round table will feature Mrs. W. W. Hopkins, Charles I. Hines, H. D. McLean, and J. E. Evering. Reese V. Hicks of Kansas City will speak as guest. The morning program includes talks by Dean Symons, Dr. DeVault, W. H. Rice, and Miles H. Fairbank. L. Marion Cross will join the pedigree breeders’ round table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd E. Holsinger
Denton
Maryland State Poultry Association
Maryland Poultry Field Day
Agriculture Building
College Park
Holsinger
Maryland Hatcherymen and Hatchery
Maryland Turkey Growers
H. T. Williams
Worton
Maryland Egg Producers’ Cooperative, Incorporated
H. D. Copeland
Anacostia
D. C
Pedigree Poultry Breeders
George H. Vandermast
Stemmers Run
Mr. Holsinger
Maryland Agriculture Experiment Station
T. B. Symons
Extension Service
S. H. DeVault
W. H. Rice
University of Maryland
Miles H. Fairbank
Maryland Farm Bureau
L. Marion Cross
Greensboro
Special Notice to Taxpayers extends tax sales to July 25 1933
County treasurer T Frank Seward announces extended tax sale deadlines for real estate and personal property to July 25 1933. The notice explains banks in the county and farmers need time to recover and harvest, urging taxpayers to remember the extended advertising date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Frank Seward
Fountain Pitches No Hit No Run Game
Hickman won two games last Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday they beat Hurlock 6 to 4, and on Sunday Hickman pitcher Fountain hurled a no hit no run game against Cordova, winning 4 to 0. The box scores list Fountain as pitcher with 2 runs allowed, and Cordova managed no hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain
Hickman
Hurlock
Hickey Fountain
Cordova
Hillsboro Queen Anne Social Pages Highlight Local Visits
Hillsboro Queen Anne communities record a flurry of gatherings. Mrs James Sherwood hosted Ladies Aid, and Mrs Jump led the P E Church Ladies Guild. Local residents including Mrs Ida Benderscheid and Mrs Anna Jump were entertained by Dr and Mrs W F Dickinson. Community Club held a last meeting before fall with readings by Mrs Amos Crouse and music by Mrs Frank Fleming. Numerous visits span Hillsboro, Denton, Baltimore, Wilmington, Greensboro, and beyond as families share meals, dinners, and weekend stays.
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Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
James Sherwood
P. E. Church
Jump
Beauchamp
Ida Benderscheid
Norfolk
Henry Wilkinson
Ridgely
Anna Jump
Robly Hackett
Queen Anne
W. F. Dickinson
Amos Crouse
Frank Fleming
Norman Clark
Joseph Eaton
Paul ‘Sawyer
Caledonia
Penn Hall College
Chambersburg
Blades
Charlie Brown
Dorothy McCabe
Elsie Skinner
Wilmington
Del
John Skinner
Ernestine Carroll
Greensboro
Kemp Walls
Denton
John Carroll
Victor Lee Emerson
Ella V. Pennington
Brick Hotel
J. H. Russum
Baltimore
Hillsiboro
Ernest Fogle
Ida Rice
Oscar Rice
Raymond Lane
Jean
Lorain Lane
Overbrook
Philadelphia
Rolen Blades
Near
Town
Wilson Jump
Charles M. Watts
Clayton
H. R. Covell
James Price
Cordova
Russell
Mildred Gale
Edgar Blades
Russell Fleming
Wayne, Pa
Frances Reynolds
Wilmer Parker
Milford Kline
Brown Thawley
Burrsville
Howard Dodds
Guerney Tarburton
Claude Leland
Little Daughter
Centreville
Norma Lee Stevens
Nancy Jane Kline
Gorman Mann
Sharptown
Dickinson
Richard Beaven
Henrys Wedding Old Time Beans and Belles in Denton
Prominent businessmen stage Henrys Wedding on July 3 and 4 at the M. E. Church Lot under the Denton Community Club. The three act comedy features a bachelor bridegroom and a widow with bequest drama, plus Beaus and Belles of Grandma 1890s styling by 40 men, a Mystic Shrine chorus of about 40, and several high school choruses to boost attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
M. E. Church Lot
Denton Community Club
America
Jack
Colored Brethren and Sisters of the Mystic Shrine
Twentieth Century Club Hosts May Meeting at Hopkins Home
The Twentieth Century Community Club and visitors enjoyed a May 24 gathering at Mr. and Mrs. John Hopkins. Miss Bessie Spafford dem onstration agent gave a helpful talk and a reading by Miss Hopkins added pleasure. The next meeting is set for May 14 in the club room at Choptank to finalize arrangements for delegates to the Short Course with Mrs. C. E. Williamson and Miss Dorothy Waldron as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hopkins
Bessie Spafford
Hopkins
Choptank
C. E. Williamson
Dorothy Waldron
Williston Church Hosts Sunday School and Question Box
Williston Community Church offers Sunday School at 10 a.m. A six o’clock sandwich supper precedes an evening session at 7 30 when Rev. Geo Henry Dole of Wilmington will open the Question Box and answer religious questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Geo. Henry Dole
Wilmington
Burrsville Children’s Day Guests Dela Ryan and Catherine Collison
Ath Misses Dela Ryan and Catherine Collison assisted in the musical program at Burrsville M. P. Church Children’s Day services last Sunday and were dinner guests of Miss Catherine Noble. Mr Walter Larrimore dined with Mrs and Mrs Harry Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrsville
Dela Ryan
Catherine Collison
iMiss Catherine Noble
Walter Larrimore
Harry Noble
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Floral Tributes
We express sincere appreciation for the kindnesses shown during illness and death of our husband and father. Gratitude to those who sent floral tributes. Mrs. Geo. Neighbors and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Wrights Death Remnant: Preston Banker and School Commissioner Passes
Walter M. Wright, 73, died last Saturday at his Preston home after a long career in canning vegetables and banking. He served as Provident State Bank of Preston director and first vice-president for over 25 years and was a director of Hurlock Bank and Eastern Shore Trust. Wright led Eastern Shore Can Co prior to its sale and was Caroline County School Commissioner at his death. He married Jennie Pritchett, who died four years earlier. eight children survive. Funeral services were held Tuesday and he was buried in Preston’s Methodist Episcopal cemetery.
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M. E
Denton
Theodore Orme
W. L. Hevner
Chicago
T. A. Montague
Edward Coffin
Wm. Hemp
Woodlawn
J. F. Quillen
Frank Marvel
June
Wilmington
Mollie Marvel
Edward Kusmaul
Camden
John Kusmaul
Kurt Haesler
Cecil King
New York City
Mary Ross
Clayton
L. A. Gooden
T. H. Gough
Susan Jones
Dover
Ladies Aid
Wm. Phillips
Raymond Shulties
Clarence Pritchett
Billy
John Pritchett
Kenton
Medford Quillen
Cleveland
Bessie Mitchell
Walter M. Wright
Preston
Provident State Bank of
Hurlock Bank
Eastern Shore Trust Company
Eastern Shore Can Company
Wright
Caroline ‘County
Jennie] Pritchett
Harry B
William Edwin
J. Phillips
Clara Deen
Ann Agnew
Providence
R. I
Mary Silvey
Salisbury
Louise Newnam
Easton
Commencement Week At Preston High And Local Notes
Preston High School held class night on Monday June 6 and commencement Thursday June 8 at 10 30 a m for a large class of 24 graduates. Seventh graders advanced to high school. Numerous social visits and gatherings occurred with residents from Federalsburg Cambridge and Wilmington. church services and community events noted including a weenie roast and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston High School
Robert Dulin
Bridge
Lee Noble
A. T. Blades
H. R. Taylor
Edgar Wrightson
Grace ‘Covey
Vernon Nichols
Federalsburg
J. W. Noble
Leanna Reidy
Patty Payne
Nell Fooks
Josephine Gallagher
Dorothy Lee Patchett
Alva Lee Hollis
Eleanor Trice
Epiphany Mission
Preston
Marie Taylor
New York
H. M. Hollis
Carmine
Katie Parker
Blanche Croll
Paul van Dyke
Rehab
Reese Deane
Or‘ville Shenton
Edna Marine
Cambridge
Chilldren
Edwin Henry
Epworth League
M. E.church
Car
H. W. Depew
George Klee
Staten Island
N.Y
Raymond Todd
Winchester
Jackson
Ruth Ledman
Mildred Griffith
S. E. Douglas
James E. Douglas
Baltimore
Roland Lane
Cambridge Hospital
Naomi Wright
O. W. Wright
John Engerman
Betty Lee
H. E. Holden
Cheetum’s Farm
Douglas Todd
Easton
J. B. Todd
Church of the New Jerusalem
Mary Hill Rowe
W. J. Bonner
Rehoboth
Douglas Fooks
Wilmington
Louise van Dyke
Rover
Orphans Court Action in Caroline County Sessions
The Caroline County Orphans Court met Tuesday with Judges West Towers and Dennis. Lillie L Fearins widow of John F Fearins was ordered to withdraw a sum from Denton National Bank. Adam Smith and Thomas A Smith Jr filed their first and final account as executors of Thomas A Smith Sr. An order for publication was issued regarding the sale of John Safron’s real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline’ County
West
Towers
Dennis
Lillie L. Fearins
John F. Fearins
Denton National Bank
Denton
Adam. Smith
Thomas A. Smith Jr
Thomas A. Smith Sr
John Safron
Local News Briefs Highlight Howard Family and Events
American Corner announces Mr. Owen Howard Jr. of Washington spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Howard near here. Rev. Adam Miller and wife and mother were guests recently of the Howards. The Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs. Irvin Trice’s home on Wednesday afternoon June 14. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garman hosted relatives from Pennsylvania recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Wright
Russell Morgan
Billie
Meryl
Orville Morgan
Irene
Gladys
Norma Lee
Marie
Ernest Carroll
Betty May Proper
Miriam Todd
Jessie Bailey
Edward Trice
Marvin Todd
Willis Todd
Webster Todd
Towers Todd
Helen
Harvey Lee
Mary
Arthur
Lester Goslin
Doris
Hanson Todd
Billy
Norman Todd
Evelyn
Pliny Todd
Calvin Todd
Salisbury
Todd
Hudson Todd
Elizabeth Todd
Bennett Todd
John Gearing
A. D. Ivins
Clarence Wright
Cannon
Roland Todd
Mildred
Howard
John Woodrow
John Marine
Louise
Maurice Todd
Louise Todd
Mable Todd
Howard Messick
Preston School
Little Goldie Andrews
Ola Carpenter
Easton
Oscar Ivins
Otis Dawson
Denton School
Ben Cohee
Owen Howard Jr
Washington
O. H. Howard
Adam Miller
Ladies Aid
Irvin Trice
Henry Garman
Pennsylvania
Greensboro Obituary and Local News Highlights
James K. Coursey, 76, died in Bridgetown after long mercantile work, survived by half brother Jake Gibson. Funeral at Bridgetown Methodist Church. Local baseball beat Clayton 7 6 with Urry and Bilbrough pitching. Several social visits and campus notes from Averett College and area residents marked by visits, hosting and travel across Delaware, Philadelphia and North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Coursey
Bridgetown
Clayton Steam
Urry
Bilbrough
Greensboro
Willow Grove
Averett College
Danvile
Ruth Ledbetter
Ellen Bilbrough
Joef
Betty Tea Room
John Wyatt
Thurman Gray
Archie
North Carolina
Ruth
Danville
Sherman Howard
Betty
Marcus Hook
Ruth Riddleberger
Mildred Boyce
Philadelphia
Joseph Edwards
James Greenlee
Fannie Beckham
Chestertown
Herbert Stewart
University of North Carolina
B. C. Beckham
David Truax
Harrington
Millard McDaniel
Wilmington
Charles Rich
R. B. Rawlings
Rawlings
Vivian
Michael Ash
Oscar Nichols
John Nichols
Theo Hall
Church Hill
Isabell Wyatt
Delaware Hospital
Wilmingston
Willie Wyatt
Erma White
Lewes
Del
Kenton
Goldsboro
Gilbert Bryan
Bridge
Alice Bearman
Emma Rash
Mildred Ginn
Nancy Smith
Miss Smith
Charles Hobbs
Cambridge
Octtavia Totheroh
Mollie Horsey
Samuel Isaacs
Jessie Wyatt
Friend
Cora Wyatt
Alice Duncan
Washington, D. C
Walter Riddleberger
Luther Hobbs
John Mitchell
Jeanette Curry
Norjman Cohee
N. A. Smith
Milton Roe
Foster
Ralph Sharp
A. B. Frye
Rising Sun
Will Roe
Emma Roe
J. ©. Ledbetter
Peach Bottom
Charles Boyer
Alfred Blackburn
Wheeler Ensor
Parks
Pet Milk Co
Denton Chamber Plans July Fourth County Celebration
All members of the Denton Chamber of Commerce and others interested in a county celebration for Caroline on July 4 meet in Denton court room next Monday evening June 12 to finalize plans. C C Merriken, president, Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Chamber l of Commerce
Caroline
Denton
C. C. Merriken
Chamber of Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Hobbs
J. K. Calloway
Lawrence Wilson
Epwnhpape
Ane
Cpese
Isis
Confucius
Grace Zeigler
Edward Thomas
Margaret Saulsbury
Ruth Stauffer
Pauline Satterfield
Emma Wagner
Otis Wharton
Billy Prince
Mary Teressa Cohee
Jas
Ralph Callahan
Delia Friedell
Thomas Gray
Mary Irma Iarrington
Reba Maurie Lowman
William Edward Prince
Helen Elizabeth Roche
Pauline Esther Satterfield
Margaret Lyons Saulsbury
Dorothy Gertrude Turner
Edward Wyatt Thomas
Otis Herman Wharton
Emma Eliza Wagner
Margaret Elizabeth Wilson
Grace Elizabeth Zeigler
Reba Lowman
Margaret Wilson
Dorothy Turner
Helen Roche
Reformed Church
Bernard King
Church House
Jack Davis
William Porter
Frank Galante
Thomas Downes
Jas. Lynch
Paul Smith
William Cohee
James Lewis
George Rampmeyer
Gustav Rampmeyer
Alexander Galante
Joseph Galante
Howard Harrington
J. Boone Jarrell
John W. Davis
Albert White
Walter Bennington
W. D. Short
Frank Seward
Anna Frances
Ellan Carlisle
Middle Atlantic
Downingtown
Ridgely Methodist Church
Short
Ellen Swann
Lucy Webb
M. E. Wheatley
Everett Terwilliger
Juanita
Wallkill
M. D
Q. K. Rairigh
Gerttrude Deyo
Elsie Matthews
Alice Bennington
Laird
Hope
Walter Moore
Fredericksburg
Brethren, Methodist and Reformed
L. C. Laird
Kermit
Street
Findley
Warren
Darlington
H. B. Laird
T. L. Day
Harry Stewart
Pottstown
Charles Herzog
Ronald Lane
Edwin Heller
Quakertown
Oscar Levy
Zion Hill
St. L. Tawes
Ocean City
Bateman
Linder
A. Helmar
Johnston
Bond
Dolan
Hickman R
AB H Finkbinder
Larson
Farrow
Garsky
Morgan
Burris
Collison
Hollis
Ll Cleaves
Hillsboro
Harry Clark
Reynolds Murphy
Clark
John Taylor
Clark Taylor
Wilbur Clark
Hollinsead
Cape May Court House
St. Paul’s Church
Howard Ely
Easton Hospital
Mabel
Clara Eley
Howard Eley
Harry Gibson
Clifford Courtelyou
Delmar
Emma Short
Elmer Wheeler
Methodist Episcopal Cemetery
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