Caroline County News Briefs and Local Happenings
Caroline County reports school closings due to heat and busy week of town events. Denton hosts charity sales at the Denton Auto Company with Christ Church Guild, plus a Children’s Day program at Harris Chapel. Local ministers address parishioners, and a court case surfaces involving Edna Reed in a Delaware murder. Announcements include a Chamber of Commerce meeting, a Sunday School Convention, and Caroline High School commencement with diplomas and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie B. Ritter
Greensboro
William Hf. Price
Daston
Denton Auto Co
Harris Chapel
Christ Church Guild
Denton Auto Company
W. T. Keating
Denton
J. E. Smith
Church of the New Jerusalem
Preston
Whitiston
Melvin G. Morris
Court House
Caroline County
Dan Crouse
Mervin Pentz
Russum Orme
Herbert Ellwanger
C. Leslie Walls
Board of Election Supervisors
T. Alan Goldsborough
Congress
George A. Deakyne
Joseph H. Carroll
Register of Wills
Cassert C. Metiiken
William C. Andrew
Wesley E. Thawley
William F. Jackson
Edna Reed
Edwards
George W. Crabbe
T. F. Insley
George Mather
Carroll County
A. W. Karnell
Caroline High School
George W. Davenport
John W. Stowell
County Board of Education
J. W. Johns
Jonathan Longfellow
Remington
Elizabeth Deen
Edgar DeFrank
Salomon [Hurst
Kathryn Thawlesy
Eva Dennis
Joseph Haymaker
Underwood
Vera Dee
Personal and Social News Item Highlights Chester Wedding
Miss Ruth E Hubbard of Swarthmore Pa wed Mr Path er Barnes of Chester Pa in St Luke's parsonage with Rev Henry J Bengen officiating A wedding luncheon followed at a friend’s home and the couple will reside in Chester Pa Also numerous local graduations engagements and social visits across Denton Towson Baltimore and Washington reflecting community life during the period
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth E. Hubbard
Swarthmore
William Hubbard
Hobbs
Mrs. Barnes
Chester, Pa
Greensboro Sunday School Party and Local News Notables
Greensboro hosts a Sunday School party at the Dill home with games and refreshments attended by Miss Genevieve Cooper Virginia Luis Dorothy Hobbs Irene Gottwals and others. Graduates at Washington College are noted along with community visits by residents from Philadelphia Baltimore Dover and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Carrow
Charles Dill
Genevieve Cooper
Virginia Luis
Dorothy Hobbs
Irene Gottwals
Margaret Bailbrough
Elizabeth Baggs
Elizabeth Rawlings
Nancy Smith
Strode Beckham
Greensboro
Budgesville
del. Minn
Thomas Edwards
Bess Edwards
D. Smith Edwards
Arthur Matchell
Joe Cumion
West Grove
John Matchell
Carrie Hobbs
Washington College
Chestertown
Burt Hobbs
Lawrence Jones and
Eluidien
Marcus Hook
Harry Stevenon
Harry Penny
Philadelphia
Roberta
Jackson
Douglas Croker
J. Keene Saulsbury
Malcolin Bye
Denton
James Swann
Norman Asilton
Price Station
Marion Cross
Thomas M. Green
Oxford
Cornelia Cannon
Preston
Dorothy Swann
Rudolph Hurlockh
Hurlock
Comegys van- Sant
Mae Richards
Swarthmore
Henderson People Travel and Visit Neighbors in Crib's Dairy Area
Mr Milton Harris and his mother drove to Wilmington then to Brullebrink farm for dinner with Mrs George Dehoity. Mrs David Smith is visiting her daughter Mrs Dehoity at Crib's Dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Harris
Wilmington
Brullebrink Farm
George Dehoity
David Smith
Mrs Dehoity
Community Notes and Social Appointments Review
Hobbs area social items detail a miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Parker Barnes hosted by the Hubbard family with guests enjoying mints ice cream cake bananas and candies. Local weddings visits and travels include Mrs Lohan Starkey and William Hopkins marriage in Knoxville Tennessee and several residents visiting relatives and attending dinners and Christian Endeavor services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Barnes
William Hubbard
Barnes
Carhildie Roe
Harold Roe
Mary Jane
Elizabeth
Bridgeville
C. Ty Williamson
F. N. Smith
Smith Edwards
Greensboro
Nellie Reed
C. T. Willtamson
George Stafford
Cambridge
Fletcher Stafford
Helen Towers
Christian Endeavor
Mary Williamson
Swarthmore
Betty Rohrbaugh
Hanover
Esther Willey
W. Betts
Felton
Harmony Children Day Services Draw Large Attendance
Harmony held Sunday night services with a large attendance, a solid program, and an offering exceeding $22. Mr. and Mrs. William Scott of Denton visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wright. Mrs Annie Stack is visiting daughter Mrs. Harry Arpingdale. Evelyn Wright remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scott
Denton
Clarence Wright
Annie Stack
Harry Arpingdale
FL. Ol Todd
Evelyn Wright
Sieh
Card of Thanks to Neighbors and Friends
Mrs Effie DuHadway thanks neighbors and friends for assistance during her husband Dr John DuHadway’s illness and bereavement, and for the sympathy and floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John du Hadway
Effie DuHadway
Seniors Program and Local News From Ridgely
The seniors held a class program with poems, histories, songs, and a variety of performances. Boonsboro pastors preached at a new church dedication by Dr Tindley of Philadelphia. Commencement activities at the theatre featured addresses by Dr W B Howell and other ceremonies. Local pea packing by Saulsbury and Holsinger firms reported strong quality. regional travels and community events fill the week with weddings, school notices, and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Tindley
Philadelphia
Samuel Thomas
Hearvey Holsinger
Honeytown
W. BR. Howell
Kinhart
Saint Mary's
Leelan Jackson
Saulsbury Bras
Holsinger & Son
Death of L Wilten Dill in Easton Hospital
The community learned on Wednesday morning last of the death of L Wilten Dill known as Malts after a diabetes battle. He died at Easton Hospital at 10 o'clock Wednesday. Survived by mother Elizabeth Dall and sister Mrs Darwin Pritchett, funeral held at his late home with Red Men of Goldsboro conducting, interment Greensboro cemetery. Several local residents and relatives visited Wilmington and surrounding areas in the days after the funeral. The Henderson Service Station is now open with Robert Steffy as proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton Hospital
L Wilten Dill
W. W. Goldsborough
Milton
Elizabeth Dall
Darwin Pritchett
Samuel Diwman
W Lo McClintock
Order of Red Mean of
Goldsboro
Greensboro
James Melvine
Katherine
Elina
Alda Montague
Orville Messim
Wilmington
Lahan
Powers
Winifred Bell
Mary Morris
Marcus Hook
Witham Bell
Mia
Eat Mooney and Children
Atlantic City
Res
W. L. McClintoch
F N Snuth
Dwehter
Naomi
Henderson
Robert Steffy
the Moon Church
Alston Pong
Price Statum
Sunda
Mroo
John Loni
Abd Montayre
Woon
WwoeWeek
S.C. Jolson
Walmington
Java
Queen Anne Ushers' Union Holds Formal Friday
The Ushers' Union met at Mas EB Lightner's home in Queen Anne with a decorated setting and a varied program. Rev Mr Copenlanen of Baltimore spoke, followed by diplomas from Prof. Perry and Prof. Bennett, with praise for George Wilson, Mul dred Gale and Beulah Clopper. seniors received a bacerturette sermon from Rev Roy Whitehurst and graduates' remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas EB Lightner
Mr Copenlanen
Baltimore
Tri-County High School
Albertus Perry
Washington College
Bennett
George Wilson
Muldred Gale
Beulah Clopper
Providence Richardson
Breeding
Tampa
Gaston
Mas HO FL McBride
Washington, D.C
H. Barnes
Pauline Covey
Mars
Charles Rhodes
Prancs Clark
Kep Jar Barnette
Queenstown
Louise Short
Emma Short
Wilmington
Philadelphia
RV. Whitelist
S. C Stewart
Massachusetts
Jennie Jacobs
Lottie Moronin
S. Ob. Culver
Hebron
Bowens
Mary Rice
BL. Barton
Charles Covey
Mollie Wilkinson
Burnsville
Keplar Barnette
Hillsboro Community News Highlights And Events
Hillsboro hosts a Children’s Day pageant at the M E Church with praise for the committee. A June 26 charity bake sale by the Hillsboro Community Club finance committee is announced. Graduations, church sermons, and visits by locals to school exercises are noted along with assorted social visits and travel to Denton and Baltimore.
Burrsville social notes recount local visitors and guests
Burrsville residents gather for showers and visits as Gladys Chance, Calvert Baker, and Walton Willis attend a miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. Parker Barnes at the Hubbard home in Hobbs. Families from Burrsville host and visit kin in Philadelphia, Denton, Greensborough, Easton, and Milton, with several relatives and friends listed as guests or hosts across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Gladys Chance
Calvert Baker
Walton Willis
Mars
Parker Barnes
Wall Hubbard
Hobbs
James South
Clarence
Geojore
Smith
George E. Fortney
Burrsville
Evelyn Fortney
James Smith
Eliza Wooters
Lewis Slaughter
Mite Society of
Union M Op. Church
Harry Collison
Jas. A. Tragzare
Denton
Clifford Baughley
Pennsylvania
Annie Raughley
Starvey Hall
Chester
Western
Maisland
Anna Chance
Yartley Exwanger
Greensboro
Richard Lister
Addison
Phiadelphis
Harvey Collison
Gon. Galen
Easton
Commencements at St Gertrude's Academy at The Plains
The annual commencement of St. Gertrude's Academy near Ridgely was held Friday night June 11 with a large guest turnout. Diplomas were awarded to Elizabeth Saunders Wilmington and others for English with Palmer diplomas for Catherine Gropp and Elizabeth Saunders among recipients. Prizes in gold honored students for class attendance, French proficiency, and the Academic Commercial Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Gertrude’s
St.Gertrude’s Academy
the Plains
Ridgely
Moss Eleanore Clhith
Baltimore
Alice McSwiney
Wilmington
Dorothea John
Eugene Kraemer
S. 8
White Publishing Co
Chicago
Elizabeth Saunders
Eleanore Clark
Kathryn John
Thelma M. Lamb
Philadelphia
Mary Behen
Dover
Florence Zimmerman
Mary Ethel Prince
Bridgetown
Mane Glynn
Palmer
Beatice Lamb
Denton Men Earn B S in Economics at Penn Commencement
Layman J. Redden and Philip W. Downes of Denton received Bachelor of Science in Economics degrees at the University of Pennsylvania commencement in Wharton Hall. The 170th annual exercises awarded over 1700 degrees to students from all states and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. of P
University of Pennsylvania Fund
Denton
J. Redden
Philip W. Downes
University of Pennsylvania
Wephtman
University Gymnasium
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
University
Redden
Downes
America
Seventh Grade Graduation Held at Denton County Seat
At 7:45 pm yesterday in Denton the seventh grade pupils received their graduation certificates. Two hundred thirty four students completed seven years of elementary work as advised by state and county standards, signaling readiness for higher study and social adjustment. The ceremony featured simple program elements including music and songs, prayers, and a certificate presentation by Miss Virginia C. Warwood with addresses by Dr. T. O. Crouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Lewis Adams
T. O. Crouse
Card of Thanks for Father Chas B Culver
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of father Chas B Culver. The message notes charges of illness and lists weekly disease reports from Caroline during June 8 15. Nutle Milling Co announces a carload of Watkins salt sold wholesale and retail, with all bag sizes in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. B. Culver
Isis
Watkins Salt
Nuttle Milling Co
Commencements in County Graduates Listed by Schools
Commencement week across Caroline County yields scrolls of graduates from six high schools. Caroline High and Denton-Commercial present seniors including Adams, DeFrank, Beauchamp, Hake, Hynson, Jackson, Nichols, Nuttle, Quillen, Ward, and Wilson among others. Federalsburg, Ridgely, Henderson, and Greensboro schools also name extensive lists of Academic and General Course graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Caroline High
Denton—Commercial
Jula Virginn Adams
Edgar Nicholas DeFrank
Louise Rebecca Beauchamp
Irma Speer Hake
Dorothy Frances Hynson
Anna Adaline Jackson
Edwina Garey Nichols
Mary Tharp Nuttle
Anna Marie Quillen
Kathryn Wooters Thawley
Mary Emily Walls
Anne Price Wilson
Bernice Porter Wooters
Margaret Evelyn Wyatt
Katherine Elizabeth Wright
Vera Marie Deen
George Daniel Crouse
Salomon J. Hurst, Jr
Jonathan Dunham Longfellow
Woalliam Insane Norris, Jr
Mervin Arthur Pentz
Greensboro—Commercial
Alvin W.webber
Wilmer Clark Quillen
Anna Maria Cartwright
James Calvin Ward
Cora Elizabeth Cole
Georgia Adams
Margaret Carolyn Gottwall
Anice Lowe Ober
Guy Stanley Pippin
John Strode Beckham
Ernest James Pearson
Beulah Irene Bilbrough
Clara Bertha Hastings
Dorothy Curry Swann
Pauline Alta Wyatt
Sarah Frances Bastian
Mary Wethered Moore
Bessie Celeste Stevenson
Edward Rowe Jarrell
James Edwin Curry, Jr
Edith Scott Lane
Thomas Paul Dobson
Mabel Catherine Rich
Federalsburg High
Verna Maude Closson
Hazel Permelia Poyner
Rosalie J. Watson
Margaret Elizabeth Bullock
Evelyn Marie Elrick
Eva Ellen Laiznail
John Walter Langford
Clara Anna Meredith
Isaac Sewell Morris
Ruth Catherine Noble
Julia Eloise Poyner
Edna Bell Slacum
Grace Liden Thawley
Dorothy Louise Vickers
Evelyn Virginia Webb
Sinn Athelia Willis
Bessie Alice Wright
Preston High
Reginald Francis Nelson
Robert Oliver Dulin
Isabel Agatha Douglas
Naomi Nichols Wright
Daisy Mildred Cheezum
Edna Anna Koerber
Mary Elizabeth Flaharty
Elsie Todd
Nellie Pearl Wallis
Mildred Satterfield Whiteley
Louise Pauline Linnertz
Elmer Herbert Flaharty
Jacob Leverton Noble Payne
Harry Randolph Hall
Nina Carolyn Wrightson
Maxwell Owens Nusbaum
Beatrice Jeanette Valliant
Ridgely High
Daniel Cecil
J. Charles Stevenson
Charles T. Dean
Raymond H. Fisher
Marguerita B. Holsinger
Edward Page Jones
M. Florence Ludwig
Daisy L. Pigott
Gladys E. Richards
Clarence C. Ringgold
Dorothy E. Saulsbury
Madge A. Thomas
Sarah Elma Wilson
Henderson High
Myrtle Estella Bryant
Marie Elizabeth Dill
Naomi Theresa Grunwell
Henry Edwin Kusmaul
Mildred Virginia Medford
Elma Alice Melvin
Naomi Narcissa Smith
Vacation Bible School Expands To Two Week Session
The Vacation Bible School, a town favorite, will run two weeks this summer with four classes Beginners Primary Junior and Intermediate plus a kindergarten class. Morning study recitation singing prayer will focus on God’s glory. Rev S Ira Arnold principal invites all to enroll and plan ahead for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Ira Arnold
Local Social News Highlights from Ridgely Area
Ridgely notes list residents and visitors including Miss Mary Rebecca Saulsbury home from Frocbel League Kindergarten School. Mrs Frank Matthews visited family at Tubbs. Douglas Milbury of Milford a recent guest at the Methodist parsonage. Dr and Mrs M A Brackett visited Baltimore. Irwin Downes home from State Normal School Salisbury. Elizabeth Wilson of Golden's College home for a week. Mrs Thompsons Swing returned from Philadelphia. Clifton Morris summer work in Wilmington. Mr and Mrs Burton Wilkinson visiting New York. Mrs J Madara visiting Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Sarah Mitchell
Denton
Arthur Prancis
Benjamin Miss Mitchell
Tome Institute
Port Deposit
Sue K. South
R. D. Blachiston
St. Mary's County
Jane Blachiston
St. Mary’s Seminary
Jane
Smith
Anne Wilson
Caroline High School
Louise Wright
Preston
Hood College
Frederick
Mangh
Thomas IR. Green
Baltimore
Syracuse
N.Y
Alfred Smith
Oscar Smith
Mary Griffith
Washington, D. C
Frederick Spence
St. Elizabeth Hospital
William Rees
Everett P. Collins
Philadelphia
Edwina Downes
Mary Virginia Clegg
G. H. Wilson
Matthew Garey, Jr
Margaret Spaulding
Minnie Andrews
George Adkins
Marcus Hook
W. C. Andrews
Florence Weedon
Little Granddaughter
W. F. Murphey
Hugh and Ellis Clark
Frederick Ensor
Malcolm Bye
Washington College
Thelma Replogle
Washington
C. A. Pentz
W. F. Leaverton
J. W. Gootee
Josephine Roundtree
Waverly
Martha Fisher
Charley
Gilbert Smith
Piney
A. Norman Ward
Western Maryland College
Harry Whittaker
Chester
Purnell Fleetwood
T. Pliny Posher
Ralph Cover
Westminster
Evelyn Long
Laurel
Del
Mary Emily Walls
Mary Melvin
Padua Detwiler
Andrew Mitchell
Della Lehman
North Manchester College
Lehman
Orca
New York
England
Europe
Lealan Jackson
Matthews
Alg Saulsbury
L. S Matthews
W I. Jackson
Hop Klotz
Ridgely
Law and Order League
Frakes Pornigton
Ashcraft
North Carolina
Walker Stevens
Margaret
Rath Bras
Elizabeth Nnotts
Sudlersville
Revo
Leolin Jackson
E. Stafford
Wilmington
Zula South
Orville Cherry
Near Ridgely
Church of the Brethren
Kinhart
Pocomoke
Walter Mitchell
Maryland Institute
M. N. Suing
New Jersey
Marts
Alice Heonnington
J. M. Haymaker
Joseph
Leelan Jackson
Harvey Holsinger
Troy Ashcraft and Son
Frank Flounders
Rehoboth
Samuel Bear
Maurice Goldstein
Ridgely Exchange
Florence Haymaker
Cental America
John Swing
Rosenast
Merchantville
Ned
Methodist Sunday School
Hoffman
Thompsona Swing
Clifton Morris
Burton Wilkinson
J. ©. Madara
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the Local Department
Maryland State Normal School
Towson
Hattee Margaret Atkinson
Ruth Grifith Besuchamp
Hilda Bernice Bowdle
Sarah Smith Glass
Addie Noble Jarrell
Margaret Katherine Kline
Florence Anna Messenger
Marie Cecilia Proctor
Edith Lois Straughn
Mary Evelyn Towers
Ruth Evelyn Vickers
Frankie Elizabeth Wheatley
BE. M. Wilkky
Esther Marian
L. Reyner Dukes
Denton Methodist Protestant Church
Willey
Hanover, Pa
J. Hazelwood Spicer
Wederalsburg
W. Otis Smith
John Reed
Willoughby Nowell
Maryland
Fidgely News
Marguerite Holsinger
Dorothy Saulsbury
Florence Ludwig
Gladys Richards
Madge Thomas
Cliviar Wilson
Charles Dean
Charles Stevenson
Danlick Deers
Raymond Fisher
Page Jones
Clarence Ringgold
Tenderson
Queen Anne
Hillsboro
M. E Church
W. P. ‘Lailor
Hany Fisher
W. 2B Sparks
Edgar Blades
Hillsboro Community Club
Cheorge Stewat
James Sloan
H. W. B. Rowe
W. B Sparks
Gladys Gale
Thompson
W. P. Taylor and Son
Cornelius
Tf. Sparklin
St Augustine
Florida
Mollie Smith
Warner Brashears
James Hicks
Clifton Hicks
Howard Kelly
MOE
Mary Kline
Lowson
Catherine
Harry Breeding
Tlordda
Harry
Everett Cale
Thomas Beaven
Dorothy Knotts
Mae Sherwood
Oscar Rice
M. P. Church Notes
Joseph Gilbert
G. J. Hooker
Vacation Bible School