Denton area ads mix sale notes and events
A Denton Maryland section lists paint and lumber ads, furniture for sale, gardening plants, Montmorency cherries, farm goods, stove prices, and reduced gas this week. It notes a baseball game, rental listings, an insurance pitch, and a summer religious convention with speakers and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ralph Horsey
Montmorency
F. D. Zeigler
Denton
M. K. Newnam
Weddings and social notices fill Maryland region
Society news from Baltimore to the Eastern Shore and Washington highlights weddings of Miss Martha Winder Goldsborough and Miss Jessie Virginia Leaverton, plus receptions, maid of honor duties, and family gatherings. Local club events, school music instructors, and travels of residents are also reported.
Denton social notes mark anniversaries and visits
Mrs. G. Percy Bittle and family held a fifteenth anniversary reunion at Ingleside to honor Mrs. Bittle and her mother Mrs. Stephen R. Downes birthday. Other Denton residents celebrated birthdays and hosted gatherings while guests from Philadelphia Swarthmore and Baltimore visited relatives and attended church and leisure events. Many local families hosted teas picnics and bake sales plus young people traveled for summer study and athletic tryouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Percy Bittle
Ingleside
Mary Melvin
Willis
Swarthmore
New York
University of California
Berkeley
Amateur Athletic Association
Los Angeles
Gertrude Morgan
Denton M. P. Church
Wm. G. Towers
Towers
James Temple
R. Boon Beauchamp
Jonathan L. Hughes
Mary Virginia
Clegg
Baltimore
H. W. Hughes
Mary Catherine Westervelt
Annie Westervelt
Hempstead
Long Island
William H. Nuttle
John O’lear
Loraine
Charles Moore
Western Maryland College
Ladies Aid
Denton M. E. Church
Allen T. Russell
Roland Seeders
Springfield
Mass
Seeders
Annie Seeders
Andersontown
D. R
Denton M. P
Ford Garage
B. M. Rollins
Keyser
W. Va
Brethren Church
C. T. Williamson
Easton
Hartzell
Irvin Smith
Smith
Rock Hall
Bethel No. 13
Job
Methodist Episcopal Church
Louise Williamson
Betty Long
Adonia Bradley
Elbert Nuttle
Misses Hobbs
Anne Lewis
Local Society and Visit Notes From Goldsboro and Surroundings
Goldsboro society notices feature Miss Edith Cartwright visiting in Wilmington with her mother, and several trips among families in Delmar Ridgely Danville and Glenburnie. Included are two lines about a sale of used furniture by S. S. Harrington and others advertising a bed room suit and odd chairs and tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Harrington
Children's Day and Community News in Ridgely
Weekly Ridgely News Letter reports a Methodist Church Children Day service with Rev. Roy Tawes sermon The day featured a strong program with workers Ada Matthews Viola Jones and several others The Reformed Church honored Mr Herbert Koeneman as Father of the Church and let his bouquet decorate the Methodist service Obituary noted Miss Katie Butler of near town died aged thirty two at Denton funeral led by Rev Uhrig and Rev Jump Miss Butler had long suffered tuberculosis APEX other local moves include Mrs Beatrice Hevalow visiting family and Mr Charlie Messick opening a grocery and meat store Mr Joseph Roche and family moving in buying Scully's Store and starting a new venture
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Liden
R. D
Federalsburg
Andersontown
East Denton
M. K. Newnam
Market Street
Denton Journal
Gray Hill Gardens
A. G. Saulsbury
Ridgely
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
New Taylor
Denton
J. Virgil Moore
Wright Apartments
Masonic Building
Seth H. Hurdle
Saratoga Street
Baltimore
Wm. H. Alderson
Caroline County
Lawrence B. Towers
Chicago
Maryland
Hoover
Republican Party
Boxing Commission
Jack Sharkey
Tunney
Ernest G. Cooper
Insurance
Hobbs
Associated Bible Students
W. F. Hudgings
W. N. Woodworth
R. N. Miller
Corry
Arma
Geddon
Taylor Wood
Denton Road
Preston
Roy Tawes
Ada Matthews
Viola Jones
A. W. Saulsbury
Will Rickards
Walter Bennington
Harry Laird
Mary Laird
Katie Butler
Dan Butler
Town
Uhrig
Jump
Miss Butler
Beatrice Hevalow
Marcus Hook
Ralph Hevalow
First Avenue
First Street
Messick
George Bullock
Bullock
Second Avenue
Second Street
Joseph H. Roche
Greensboro
Lawrence Wilson
Roche
Scully
Leroy Detwiler
Bobby
Wilmington
Carroll Meredith
Bowling
James
Bernard King
Keswick Park
New Jersey
Frostburg
Charles Hammond
George McGough
Aubrey Gannon
George McGough Jr
Irwin Hevalow
Annie Hevalow
Stella Diefenderfer
Kenneth Biddle
Rising Sun
Del
Biddle
Helen Roche
Massachusetts
Charlotte Kibler
Northwestern Institute of Medical Technology
Minneapolis
Laura Cellaya
Mexico
Raymond Crouse
Frank Matthews
T. C. Cahall
Edmund Pendleton
Carolyn Jean
Tommy
York
Tax Relief Plea From Farmer A. G. Gelletly
A letter to Caroline County officials criticizes the Tax Committee report as confiscation of farmers property. It argues high county salaries and public employee wages burden farmers and cites Maryland constitutional provisions against private property takings. The writer urges local control of road maintenance by farmers and tractor men, low road costs, and reduced taxes to aid struggling farmers in 1930s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Annapolis
Farmer
Maryland
General Assembly
A. G. Gelletly
Rural Women Short Course graduates and events
Mrs Blaine Bullock and Mrs Blanche Adams among 610 women at the Rural Women's Short Course at College Park in their third year with six Caro line graduates set to finish next June. Three graduates this year. Woodenhawk Tower baseball beat Beth el 11 to 8 and lost 8 to 6 to Staytonsville. Upcoming games at Houston Saturday and Andrewville Sunday at tower grounds. Miss Minnie Adams returned home to Wilmington after helping at Rural Women's Short Course. Mr Thomas Porter and Mrs Myra Doty and son Billy Tom dined with Mr C W Adams family. John Adams and family visited with Earl Robinson and George Terrel in Pennsylvania. Grace Adams of Federalsburg visited here. Reba Adams staying with her Wilmington aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Bullock
Blanche Adams
College Park
Adams
Bullock
Caroline
Woodenhawk Tower
Bethel
Staytonsville
Houston
Andrewville
Tower Grounds
Minnie Adams
Wilmington
John Adams
Thomas Porter
Myra Doty
Billy Tom
C. W. Adams
Earl Robinson
George Terrel
Pennsylvania
Fred Fountain
Grace Adams
Federalsburg
Reba Adams
Miss Sue Kemp Smith Dies After Illness In Easton
Miss Sue Kemp Smith died last Monday in Emergency Hospital Easton after a two month illness. Funeral services were held Thursday at her late home with Rev Francis W Kirwan officiating and a solo by Miss Dorothy Miller. Interment was in Camden Delaware near her parents graves. She had long ties to Denton and grew up there with her parents James N and Anna Woodall Smith. Survived by brother Ralph W Smith of Philadelphia and sisters Mary Bauman Atlantic City and R D Blackistone Washington. For Sale Ford Sedan in good condition Mrs Walter J Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Kemp Smith
Easton
Francis W. Kirwan
Episcopal Church
Dorothy Miller
Camden
Del
MiMin Smith
Miss Smith
Denton
James N
Anna Woodall Smith
Queen Anne’s
Thomas R. Green
Easton Hospital
North Second Street
Courthouse Square
Ralph ‘W. Smith
Philadelphia
Mary Bauman
Atlantic City
R. D. Blackistone
Washington
Preston bride and wedding notes in Virginia
Miss Meta Stuart Shackelford daughter of Col and Mrs Shackelford of Cismont Virginia wed Lieut Nelson Irving Fooks son of Mr and Mrs Nelson H Fooks of Preston Maryland at Grace Church Cismont The item also lists numerous local social visits travels and visits among Preston residents with a focus on June events and community notices including travel to Oklahoma and various short trips and gatherings
Bargain Day Offers at Harringtons Furnishings
S S Harrington's new and used furniture store features bargain prices with a good electric washing machine at $10 and a porch glider at $5. M K Newnam advertises sewing machines and used refrigerators in exchange for Frigidaire, highlighting bargain pricing and available items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Newnam
S. S. Harrington
Denton
Local social calendar and lectures in Milford and surrounding towns
Mrs L H Thomas spent Thursday with Mrs J H Edgell in Greenwood. Edgell and others attended a lecture by Dr Caroline Hedger from Chicago at Milford. Gov Ritchie and German Ambassador von Prittwitz spoke at Washington College events. Numerous visits, travels, and church activities across Maryland and nearby states are noted, including teachers, graduates, and conferences in Pocomoke, Ocean City, and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Thomas
J. H. Edgell
Greenwood
T. H. Towers
Catherine
L.H. Thomas
Washington College
Helen Towers
Albert C. Ritchie
U. S
Friedrich Wilhelm von Prittwitz
Gaffron
Marietta Butler
Howard County
Lee Murphy
Louis Butler
West Friendship
Butler
University of Maryland
College Park
W. M. Hopkins
Virginia
Catherine Starkey
Knoxville
Tenn
Hopkins
R. J .Ashe
Christian Endeavor Service
F. E. Davis
Elizabeth Bell
Corinne ‘Eastman
Neil Edgell
L. ‘Hopkins Thomas
Brr
L. ‘H. Thomas
F. P. Stafford
Oyster Shell Point
Norman, Kirwin
Fred
Oron Smith
Orville G. Smith
North Carolina
J. H. Mark
Cecil
C. J. Kern
Tuckahoe Neck
W. L. Jump
Pocomoke
Ernest Whitman
Belleville
F. N. Smith
T. E. Starkey
Roland Starkey
Atlantic City
Isaac Starkey
J. A. Billings
F. N. ‘Smith
G. L. Blades
Burrsville
Harmon
West Virginia
Pocomoke City
B. B. Allen
C. J. Chaffinch
Wm. M. Hopkins
Baltimore
Local families host visits across towns this weekend
Queen Anne and Baltimore visitors and cousins gathered for weekend events. Harold Jump and family joined Howard Eley households, while Ivan Morton and kin plus Mrs. Long visited Easton and Howard Flowers. Margaret Ann Boyles summers with the Gibsons in Cordova, and others spent days in Hebron and Secretary. Dorothy Jump left for summer school at Maryland College Park, Ruth Sewell hosted Elizabeth Bell for a weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Jump
Baltimore
Harold Jump
Willimington
Howard Eley
Ivan Morton
Long
Easton
Howard Flowers
Herbert Trice
William Schmidt
John Trice
Margaret Ann Boyles
Cordova
Jack Gibson
Lottie Morgan
Addie Morgan
Showard Culver
Hebron
Oscar Briscoe
Clarence Gale
Horate Morgan
George Hurley
Dorothy Jump
University of Maryland, College Park
Ruth Sewell
Elizabeth Bell
Chestertown
Local Social News From Saturday To Wednesday Events
Mrs S N Smith hosted a miscellaneous shower and card party for Miss Dorothy Knotts. St Pauls Sunday School held its annual picnic at the Church Green. Miss Mary Salisbury of Baltimore visits sister Mrs W F Dickinson. Mrs Fannie Legge of Stevensville visits sister Mrs Albert Cathall. Miss Jean Wathers visits friends in Laurel Delaware. Mrs H R Covell visits relatives in Centreville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Smith
Dorothy Knotts
St. Paul’s Sunday School
Church Green
Mary Salisbury
Baltimore
W. F. Dickinson
Fannie Legge
Stevensville
Albert Cathall
Jean Wathers
Laurel
Del
H. R. Covell
Centreville
Greensboro and Its Environs Social Notes
Miss Teddy Williams visits in Wilmington with Mr and Mrs Sauls bury and plans a New York trip before returning South. Miss Margaret Cross of Greensboro graduates second in American University class in Washington and tours the Midwest then Minnesota for the summer. Lightning injures a Sand town farm house but no injuries. Numerous visits and passengerings: Pittsburg Detroit Canada Philadelphia Ridgely Wilmington Cambridge Clayton Dover Farnhurst and Marcus Hook. Social calendar includes dinner bridge at O W Barton and bridge games hosted by Miss Porter and Miss Comegys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Williams
Bessie Stevenson
Keene Saulsbury
Minnesota
Charles Ross
Sandtown
J. G. Moorhead
Pittsburg
Phon Diggins
Diggins
Detroit
Michigan
Canada
Mae Pippin
Wilmington
Emma Pippin
Dorothy Stevenson
John Wyatt
Betty
Billie Lerch
Wilbur Carroll
Mollie Demmer
Philadelphia
Betty Wyatt
A. L. Dunham
J. L. Rogers
Hubert Dill
Magnolia
Oscar Nichols
John Nichols
Cambridge
William Wroten
Clayton
Ruth Cooper
Dover
M. B. Cooper
Earl Greenley
Baltimore
John Greenley
Oscar Kinnamon
Ruthanna
Marcus Hook
Will Clark
Mary Hilda Weaver
J. E. Weaver
Helen Wing
Charles Bilbrough
Laura Hastings
Farnhurst
Del
Mabel Hastings
S. D. Carrow
L. R. Taylor
Edward Smith
N. A. Smith
Carrie Hobbs
Burt Hobbs
Clara Seward
Margaret McCloud
Ridgely
Otto Torney Simon
Washington, D. C
F. P. Roe
A. G. Towers
E. M. Noble
O. W. Barton
Bridge
L. I. Jones
W. P. Manlove
Rehoboth
Eleanor Taylor
Bridgeville
Mary Catherine Porter
Roberta Jackson
Mary G. Comegys
Scranton
Annie Hopkins
Sherman Howard
Smith Edwards
Charles Walls
Charles Wieneke
Clayton Porter
Coursey Edwards
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the Local Department
New Era
Minnie B. Todd
Marjorie T. Knotts
Admis
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
Axminster
RI. K. Newnam
Simmons
St. John’s Church
Georgetown
Martha Winder Goldsborough
T. Alan Goldsborough
Heath Dodge Goldsborough
Martin Worthington Goldsborough
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Frederick C. Hicks
Thirtieth Street
Edwina Nichols
Eleanor Towers
Willing Workers Bible Class
M. P. Church
Addie Wilson
Mattie Moore
Ethel Satterfield
Woodrow
Ethel Cohee
Elias Hinderer
Mud Johnson
Virginia Dill
Sallie Walston
Carrie Roe
Williams
G. J. Hooker
Seaford
T. J. Turkington
Clarence Roe
Kathleen Moore
Anne Moore Baxter
Erson R. Leaverton
Wye Mills
Jessie Virginia Leaverton
Joseph McLaughlin Haymaker
Roy T. Thawley
Centreville Methodist Episcopal Church
Emma Cecelia Emerson
Mabel Morris
Catherine Callahan
Betty Jester
Charles Haymaker
Melvin Bennington
Dudley Benton
Roe Leaverton
John Lord
Howard D. Knotts
Hillsboro
Dorothy A. Knotts
Henry O. Gray
William Gray
Cleveland
Frank White
Henry F. Smith
Oron F. Smith
Waverly
J. Kemp Stevens
State Normal School
Salisbury
Elsie Strannahan
John Babb
George Bruton
Near Media
Mary Williamson
Babb
Harold Hallman
Toledo of
Toledo
Kathryn Hirs
Washington School For
White House
Hattie
Minnie Dukes
Bermuda
Monarch of
Sue A. Smith
Norman J. Smith
Norman J. Jr
Edgar F. Smith
C. D. Collison
Ellen
Carlislie Roe
Dorothy Todd
Thomas M. Todd
E. F
Withers
Goldsboro
Edith Cartwright
The
Homeopathic Hospital
Virgie Cuartwright
Roy Brown and Son
Noble Shively
Oscar Hutchison
Delmar
James Mullikin
Mollie Diggans
Queen Anne
Marjorie Williams
Jennie Griffin
Alice Cordray
Helen Marvel
John Balderson
Bill Gardner
Danville
Richard Roche
Travers Shively
Alvin Smith
Westcott Porter
Marguerite Sellers
Hurlock
Hilda Seward
Church Hill
J. J. Ivison
Fred Flounders
Fred Jr
McDonagh
James Henry
Helen Noble
Samuel Price
Anna
Dorothy Price
Linwood
Harvey Holsinger
Harold Watson
T. L. Day
Anna May Barnes
Roxboro
Addie Griffin
Adams Cross Roads
Miss Sue Smith
Walter J. Kelly
Meta Stuart Shackelford
Robert B. Shackelford
Cismont
Nelson Irving Fooks
Fort Clayton
Panama Canal Zone
Nelson H. Fooks
Grace Church
J. L. Robinson
Paul Plutschak
Grace Bryant
Oklahoma
R. W. Clement
Plainville
N. J
J. T. Dennis
N. S. Fooks
U.S. A
Nelson Fooks
W. M. Wright
Dot
Princeton
Wright
Ralph Agnew
Roy Patchett
Roger
Emma Patchett
Annie Patchett
Brooklyn
N. Y
Marie Taylor
Helen Smith
Miss Taylor
Henry Heck
Dot Ennis
Gordon Urban
Mary Chambers
N. C
Max Chambers
B. C. Phelps
Wm. P. Dulin
Edgar Wrightson
June
Nina May
Geo. Hurley
W. Dulin
Mattie Smith
Miracle House
Claiborne
G. W. Twilley
Helen May
Phyllis Ann DeFord
James H. Harper
Walter Twilley
George Leonard
Elizabeth Douglas
S. E. Douglas
Preston Lodge
A. F
A. M
M. E. Church
Gordon Hurley
Oxford
Frank Patchett
Jean
Katie Parker
Lawrence Hubbard
Near Town
Sherman Newton
George Newton
Ernestine Gardner
Woman’s College
Newark
Little Tessie Proctor
Aberdeen
Burton Proctor
Edwin Wright
Billy
Rachael Baylor
Blanche Croll
Louise van Dyke
van Dyke
Howard Harris
Harris
Wakefield
Epiphany Mission Guild
A. J. Messick
Hickman
Harry Hollis
Doris Seymour
Reese Deane
Elizabeth Bradley
J. J. Garris
F. A. Travers
Inez Noble
Clara Payne
Edith Wright
Earl Wright
Heber Lane
Edward Patchett
E. B. Blades
Contract Club
T. L. Nugent
Chautauqua
New York State
W. J. Bonner
Louise Gray
H. B. Wright
Frank Ledman
Smithville
John H. Lare
Mary Favenger
Arthur Curry
Earl Favenger
Milford
Arthur Adams
Ormond Wright
Kemp Adams
Madeline
Melvin
Edna Finkens
John Kern Jr
John Kern Sr
Reese Adams
Concord
Palmer Lare
Arthur Lare
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