Denton Daily Ads and Notices Mix of Rentals and Sales
Local notices offer a denton md mix including Market Street rental signs from J L Everngam and M K Newnam furnishing homes. Ads promote summer rugs and floor coverings plus Enna Jettick shoes and fountain pens. A June solstice note and a Father’s Day push appear alongside medical, church, and county election items.
Denton social page lists Tribune Fresh Air Fund hosts
The Denton committee sponsors the Tribune Fresh Air Fund with a local roster led by Mrs. W. W. Sylvester and others. Children arrive July 2 for a two week stay, with 17,000 New York Herald Tribune fund youngsters benefiting nationwide. Local events include rural letter carriers’ convention activities and a charity bridge luncheon.
Seventh Grade Graduates Promoted in Caroline County
Seventhh grade promotion exercises were held at Greensboro Denton and Federalsburg with hymns prayers and speeches. Promoted to the eighth grade include Marydel Goldsboro Moore's Burrsville Denton Andersontown Harmony Preston Hillsboro Ridgely Friendship and Federalsburg districts. Several ceremonies featured addresses by local educators and certificate presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Greensboro
Denton
Federalsburg
W. J. Richards
W. L. Merriken
J. D. Carter
Prof. Noble
Maryland
A. May Thompson
Land of Mine
Marydel
Charles Richards
Marvin Seeney
Magdaline Seiler
Henderson
Catherine Brown
Tyson Cohee
Louise Conroy
Helen Gniesco
Helen Hudson
Dorothy Jones
Irene Jones
Margaret Kusmaul
Helen Melvin
Conrad Pritchett
Harlan Pritchett
Irene Voycsik
Christine Walls
Wilson Walls
Goldsboro
Irvin Bualderson
Inez Brantner
Elbert Jarrell
Noble Jarrell
Mary Kinnamon
Laura Ober
Mildred Roe
Roy Shively
Pearl Young
Moore’s
Edgar Bishop
Lenwood
Myrtle
Paul Anthony
Myra Cooper
Elizabeth Cruser
Virginia Downes
Mildred Ellwanger
Grace Harris
Elizabeth Hobbs
Francis Hobbs
Benjamin Howard
James Twubbard
Roland Hutson
Wallace Hutson
Helen Ireland
Howard Joiner
Clarence Kibler
Josephine Kibler
Victoria Kibler
Rose Knipple
Ada Hopkins
Norman Irwin
Robert Irwin
Alan Jester
Samuel Johnson
Wilson Jopp
William Jump
Doris Kern
Andrew Kovach
Cora Lister
Vincent Love
Robert Maloney
Reider Merrick
Frinda Morris
George Neal
Jean Neal
Josephine Parsons
Hazel Pollard
Herman Riley
Mildred Schuyler
Helen Segar
Donald Shaffer
Louise Smith
Benjamin Somers
Sarah Swiss
Paul Thawley
Marion Thomas
Margaret Towers
Paul Uhrig
Harold Weir
Betty Woodward
Beatrice Wright
Francis Wright
Louise Wright
Mary Wright
Andersontown
Minerva Todd
Harmony
Rockwood Coleman
Dorothy Cox
Louise Howard
Wallace Hubbard
Ethel Lasier
William Baughley
Billy Ross
Gladys Steenken
Ralph Todd
Ralph Williamson
Preston
Harold Andrews
Irene Blades
Heisler Breeding
James Breeding
Kathleen Chambers
Margaret Cheezum
Alton Cole
Roger Collins
Thomas
Harold Nichols
Ridgely
George Baynard
James Bowling
Lucille Callahan
Violetta Cole
Norman Downes
Annice Ebling
Elsie Glanding
Howard Harrington
Miriam Holsinger
William Jarrell
Naomi Kemp
Joseph Knussman
Gaithley Lane
Howard Perry
Roger Ringgold
Margaret Smith
Paul Smith
Marie Thomas
Ray Towers
Myrtle Tribbitt
Bryan Turbitt
Frank Walker
Lloyd Dean
Louise
Visitors From Kentucky Tour Easton Area Local Spots
Preston and Miss Julia Kelley with Mr. Earl Fraser of Edmonton Kentucky spent last Monday visiting Hope House Talbot County Country Club and Easton. Fraser a Berea College graduate traveled east by auto via Utica and Hampton meeting Rev. Wilbur C. Noble en route. Fraser returned home Thursday morning pleased with Maryland visit. Church notices hymn Moses taking the serpent and temple dedication discussed. Williston services at 3 with the Withered Fig Tree theme. Community notes include weddings, school events, illness, club meetings and weekend visitors across Federalsburg Easton and nearby towns.
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William T. Kelley
Julian M. Kelley
William T. Kelley Jr
Earl Fraser
Edmonton
Kentucky
Garden of Hope House
Old Friends
Talbot County Country Club
Easton
Messrs
Kelley
Fraser
Berea College
Utica
New York
Hampton
New Jersey
Enroute
Wilbur C. Noble
Preston
Maryland
Church of the New Jerusalem
Moses
Williston
T. L. Trice
E. B. Blades
Nelson Trice
Emily Mason
Frank Havercamp
Clayton Taylor
Marie
Wm. DeFord
Walter Wright
C. F. Noble
Charles Deen
College Park
Robert Dulin
C. Noble
Patty Payne
Dot Noble
Ed. Dickerson
Will Cannon
Madeline Cope
St. Louis
Enoch George
Alice Taylor
Theodore Fletcher
Lloyd Cannon
Contract Bridge Club
Irma Newton
Frank Patchett
Harry B. Wright
Baltimore
Prestonians
Ocean City
Orphans Court approves multiple administration actions in Caroline
Caroline county Orphans Court met Tuesday with Judges West Towers and Fleetwood presiding. Orders granted authorize Denton National Bank to pay funds due Edna LaBouche upon reaching age of majority. Administrators and executrices filed first and final accounts inventories appraisements and orders to sell or transfer real or personal property. Letters of administration granted for Mary Ida Hubbard to India N Todd. Bond approved notices to creditors issued and appraisers named Lee Murphy and Bradford Connelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West
Towers
Fleetwood
Edna LaBouche
Denton National Bank
Minor
J. Jerome Frampton
C.t.a
William H. Alburger
Maria
Farmers Milk Association of Golds
W. Clarence Jones
William E. Jones
Mary A. Jones
Mary Ida Hubbard
India N. Todd
Lee Murphy
Bradford Connelly
Concord Andertonown Hobbs Club Meeting Announced
Concord Andersontown Hobbs Club will meet next Thursday June 25 at 2 p m at Concord Church House. Nonmembers invited to visit and join. Miss Louise Beauchamp finished school work Friday and gave the children a treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersontown Hobbs Club
Concord Church House
Louise Beauchamp
Arthur Carter
Ernest Wright
Britten
John Williamson
Kathleen Covey
Bernice Lawless
Louise Seeders
Mae Loeckerman
College Park
Nina Moore
Ralph
Ruth Todd
Town Meeting Urges Dogs Kept In Pen After June 22
Hillsboro Queen Anne area notes report a town meeting urging dog owners to keep pets from running at large. A dog pen was proposed to curb stray dogs and prevent hazards from poisoning or shooting. Five day grace for owners to claim pets before disposal. Many community updates follow.
Smithville Community Club meets with garment storage plans
Smithville The Community Club met last Tuesday with good attendance. Members discussed methods of storing out of season garments. Miss Spafford demonstrated The well furnished Wardrobe. Miss Mae Lockerman will represent the group at Short Course again this year. A breakfast scene was chosen for appreciation of the beautiful. Mrs. Ernest Liden and daughter Mrs. George Jenkins and Miss Drucilla Bowdle were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Collins. Mrs. Horace Robinson hosted the Ladies Aid Society of Bloomery M. E. Church at her home last Wednesday. Mrs. Sallie Covey, Mrs. Lillian D. Liden and sister Miss Dukes of Denton recently visited Mrs. Lizzie V. Todd. Mollie Liden of Federalsburg is staying with her daughter-in-law Mrs. Walter Liden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Tribune Fresh Air Fund of
New York
W. W. Sylvester
J. H. Summerfield
Samuel Nowell
C. S. Kauffman
C. W. Ledman
Wm. S. Wolf
D. W. Davis
E. C. Hallman
Hallman
the Tribune
Caroline
New York Herald Tribune
Tri-County Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
M. E. Church
Wm. E. Roe
Benjamin C. Willis
Caroline High School
Sparrows Point High School
George Washington University
University of Maryland
Columbia University
Henderson High School
Federalsburg High School
C. Milton Willis
Easton
Messrs
J. Carroll George
C. Kemp Stewart
Hillsboro
Ralph Arnie
Preston
Independent Retail Grocers’ Association
Wicomico Hotel
Salisbury
Wicomico
George
Tri-County
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Caroline Counties
H. E. Ramsdell
C. J. Kern
R. C. Tell
Doylestown
Billy-Jeanne
Mr. Tell
Chesapeake City
Havre de Grace
Anne Parker Hunt
Mary Melvin
Europe
Florence
Boston
Linden Duffey
Greensboro
A. McGrew
Christ P. E. Church
McGrew
Geneva
N. Y
T. Alan Goldsborough
A. R. Murphy
George S. Ditty
O. C. Blades
Newton
Mass
Virginia Dill
J. T. Frye
Stroudsburg
Virginia Moore
Philadelphia
Elmer E. Wheeler and Son
William Uhler Wheeler
Baltimore
Buck Hill Falls
John M. Renninger
Chester
Marietta Anthony
J. Stanley Cooley
Strasburg
S. G. Nuttle
Ira A. Dill
Drexel Hill
B. C. Willis
Eleanor Wilson
Greenwood
Roy Tagwes
E. M. Noble
Viggo Rathke
F. A. Stayer
Mary Ethel Prince
Jesse Zeigler
Tawes
Evangeline Briscoe
Mary Brumbaugh
Doris Dragoo
Amanda Ebling
Jeanette Beekman
Mary Porter
Larry Swann
Franklin Meredith
Edna Detwiler
Elsie
Dorothy
State Farm
Ronald Lane
Calvin Lynch
Rehoboth
Thomas Gaitley
Earl Hammond
George McGough
Wilmington
Church House
Robert Dean
Culver
Ida Imler
Irma
Elmira
Lewis Stancliff
Julia Stancliff
Paul Holsinger
Jacob Frink
C. A. Neff
Clarence
Betty Jane
Greensburg
M. W. Wiley
William Matthews
Smyrna
Marian Hemmons
Pennsylvania
Land
Lancaster
Coursey Hemmons
Harry Hemmons
J. J. Ivison
Milton King
J. P. Swing
J. H. Hemmons
College Park
Lula Hevalow
Westover Hills
Del
Annie Hevalow
Carroll Bright
Charles Hammond
T. L. Day
Anna May Barnes
Carrie Newnam
Noble Andrews
Roy Tawes
Ilelen Tatman
Church Ifill
Mary Laird
W. T. Temple
O. M. Hignatt
Williston
Allen
Spafford
Mae Lockerman
Ernest Liden
George Jenkins
Drucilla Bowdle
Sidney Collins
Horace Robinson
Ladies Aid Society of Bloomery M. E. Church
Choptank Club Sees Pleasant Meeting and Plans
The Twentieth Century Community Club and visitors enjoyed a fine gathering on the 10th in the club room at Choptank. The next meeting is set for January 21 at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Lane, with a report anticipated from the Women's Short Course at College Park. The Ladies Aid of the M P Church entertained guests on the 2nd at Annie Cheezum’s home with pleasant attendance, and the next meeting will be July 7 at Mr and Mrs Roland Chambers’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Community Club
Choptank
Edward Lane
College Park
M. P
Annie Cheezum
Roland Chambers
Local social notes and visits around town this week
Henderson and Bluefield visitors include Mr. and Mrs. L C Cole and son Hubert. Philadelphia and Marcus Hook guests entertain at Mrs Augusta Brights. Rural carrier T A Montague on vacation. J C Melvin covers duties. Various visits by Baker Stafford Cartwright Hollingsworth McMullen Tore Schoppe Fogelsanger Bickling and others. Church services planned. Louise Medford hosted by Laura Stubbs. Wolfe visiting Allentown. Clark visiting Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Cole
Hubert
Bluefield
W. Va
Cole
Henderson
Fisher Ayers
Philadelphia
Ralph, Benn
Marcus Hook
Augusta Bright
T. A. Montague
J. C. Melvin
Floyd Baker
Burrsville
Edgar Stafford
Wilmington
John Meredith
W. E. Cartwright
C. E. Hollingsworth
John McMullen
Harrington
J. E. Stubbs
Felix Tore
Chester
Darius Pippin
Walter Schoppe
Ed. Schoppe
S. E. L. Fogelsanger
Manchester
Silver Bickling
M. E. Church
Louise Medford
Marydel
Laura Stubbs
Harry Wolfe
Allentown
Wm. Rohmann
George Clark
Frederick
Local residents welcome returning family members
Mr and Mrs Harry Sparks and their family have moved back to town after two years in North Carolina. Mrs Harry Heather returned home from Clayton with her mother Mrs Edw Wright. Dorothy Shultie came home to her grandparents Mr and Mrs John Stafford. Several locals left for Wisconsin, Florida, Delaware, and New York for visits. News notes mention church services, beach outings, and social visits among families and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sparks
North Carolina
Harry Heather
Clayton
Edw. Wright
Dorothy Shultie
Wilmington
Tyson Heather
F. P. H. Moore
Geo. Moore
Tolchester Beach
Templeville
Oscar Morris
Forest Hills
N. Y
Baltimore
Ruth Hall
Dover
Del
Elizabeth Hall
Ed. Morris
J. T. Heather
Sudlersville
Burrsville Unity Club Meeting Postponed to June 23
Burrsville Unity Club will meet with Mrs. Allen T Russell on Wednesday June 23 at 2 o clock. The gathering was rescheduled to hear Mrs. Baker describe her trip to College Park for the Short Course. A full attendance is urged for an engaging program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrsville
L. P. Voss
Voss
Melvin James
Denton
Fred Lewis
John Thawley
W. E. Thawley
R. H. Thawley
Philadelphia
Social News From Milford and Surrounding Areas
Smithson and Harmon families visited their relatives in Milford Delaware while Bridgeville and Laurel residents joined Sunday gatherings with local hosts. Federalsburg and Denton connections, plus a furniture ad for Frigidaires from M K Newnam of Denton, Md.
Greensboro and Environs Carnival and Community News
One week from last night Greensboro volunteer fire company carnival opens on high school grounds with new booths and a popular hot dog booth at the entrance. Firemen parade on July 1 at 7.30 PM from Goldsboro road to Main Street and to the carnival grounds. Also planning a Fourth of July celebration to be announced next week. Local school changes include principal W K Cumming leaving for Caroline High in Denton and Linden Duffey named new Greensboro principal. Various social, church and school notices follow with visits, birthdays, and local events throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company
Goldsboro Road
Main Street
Four Corners
Railroad Avenue
Greensboro
W. K. Cumming
Denton
Caroline High
Cumming
Preston High School
Linden Duffey
Board of Education
S. H. Lewis
Maple Avenua
Laura Willey
Galestown
Fannie White
Seaford
Lila E. Christopher
Elsie Boyce
Charles G. Allen
Laurel
W. C.russell
Margaret Russell
Anna Gullette
W. C. Stevens
W. J. Russell
Evelyn
Atlanta
Letitia Parris
George Parris
Webster Hunter
Louis Town
Easton
Grace Cannon
Ruth
Ridgely
J. C. Russell
Anna Jane Morgan
H. L
Medford Price
Brenda Monroe
Fred Johnson
Norman Walls
Young Walls
M. D. Cure
Weston
W. Va
Harry C. Roe
Ethel
Anna Roe
Dorothy Balderson
Goldsboro
T. M. Green
Oxford
Pemberton Manlove
Perry Point
W. P. Manlove
Enoch Strannahan
Totherch Farm
Greensboro Station
Emmett Coursey
R. Clayton Coursey
Baltimore
J. Harvey Coursey
Mary Maloy
Wilmington
Coursey
Paul Morris
Durham
N. C
Morris
George Wooters
Wooters
Roy Eddingfield
Owings
Smith
Lucy Dingledine
Rehoboth
Lila Christopher
Laurel,Del
Mamie Porter
Harvey Porter
Dover
S. H. Harris
Baptist Ladies Aid
Fred Malone
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the Local Department
Midway Farm
Market Street
Everngam’s
Enna
J. H. Nichols & Company
F. J. Wright's
Waterman, Parker and Conklin
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
Wm. D. Uhler
Everngam
Masonic
Seth H. Hurdle
Chambers & Fisher
Ford Dealers
M. K. Newnam
Denton Journal
Simmons Co
Furnisher
Fur
Board of Election Supervisors of
Court House
W. Foster Clark
J. Owen Knotts
J. E. Nichols
St. Andrew’s Mission
Hurlock
William A. Spicher
Mary Kathryn
Ezra T. Selders
John Selders
Farmington
Richardson Park Church
Denton Firemen
Sadlersville Quartette
Day
George, W. Crabbe
John L. Johnson
Methodist Church
Junior Marvel
Onella Tawes
Jesus
Mary Cross
Shirley Smith
Junior Friedel
Virginia Friedel
Paul Bennington
Mr. Trice
Miss Mason
Alfred B. Mason
Emily
C. Nelson Trice
Mendelssohn
T. L. Trice, Jr
Ransom P. Nichols
Nichols
Concord
Tuckahoe
E. D. Togle
Walkersville
S. O. Rice
Herbert Rice
Edgar Blades
Louise Blades
Virginia Blades
Brown Thawley
William Helfrich
Trappe
H. H. McKee
Emma Louise
Harry
Ida Smith
Malvern
Isaac Sparklin
Ruth Beaven
Florence Beaven
Nelson Beaven
New Bridge
Houston Russum
Albert Cahall
Ruth Helfrich
Howard Dodds
Wye Mills
M. W. Beaven
Queenstown
Mildred
Miriam Gale
Thomas Kennard
J. J. Sparklin
Centreville
J. M. Eaton
Richard Beaven
Queen Anne
T. Morton
Tri- County High School
Charles Rhodes
Charles Dean
Howard Sewell
Ida Dyer
St. Paul’s Church
A. A. McNeer
Roberta Rowe
Francis Rowe
Alma Osterberg
Cleveland
Addie Morgan
Osterberg
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Mattie Price
Irene
Mattie McNeer
Alderson
Catherine Lynch
Milford
S. H. Reynolds
J. E. Morgan
S. T
Hebron
Clarence Cordrey
Chas. Rhodes
Smithville
H. Patrick
A. Prager
M. J. Hall
H. Dew
Denton, Md