Various Local Notices From Denton Md And Nearby
The column lists local happenings including businesses for sale and promises of savings from W. H. Hollis & Son Preston Md. A Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs T H Everagain on March 6 at 2 30 pm. Dr F J Wright to retire from jewelry and focus on optometry. Irene Bordoni in Paris at Palace Theatre February 28 and March 1. Community events include 4 H Club entertainment at Hubbard’s School on March 7. Milford Town Council appointees Chief James Courtney and Chief Jack Stevens. Election Supervisor J Ed Nichols named Clerk. Internal Revenue tax filing sessions scheduled March 7 8 in Denton and March 10 11 in Federalsburg. World Day of Prayer March 7 at Denton M P Church. Church services listed for Epiphany Mission Preston and St Andrew’s Mission Hurlock with Lenten services. Weather notes record February warmth reaching 83 degrees surpassing 1874. Floral demonstration meetings held in Smithville Denton Preston with Maryland University materials to be used next year. Obituary for Mrs Alice Russell Clark 64 of Boothwyn Pa with services in Denton. Sale of Hughes Lumber and Coal Co to Nuttle family forming Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co with Elias W Nuttle as manager. Rum smuggling case in Ocean City Md with 40 implicated to face trial April 1. 39 released on bail. one at large. Authorities note liquor seized over 1,800 cases and some may have been sold in Eastern Shore counties and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Butler
Denton
Denton- Harrington Road
W. H
Irene Bordoni
Paris
Palace Theatre
Reliable
Pontiacs
Wm. H. Hollis & Son
Preston
Hubbard’s School
Milford
James Courtney
Jack L. Stevens
Courtney
Stevens
Board of Election Supervisors
Caroline County
J. Ed. Nichols
C. Leslie Walls
Internal Revenue
Federalsburg
Denton M. P
Council of Women For Home Missions
Federation of Women's Boards of Foreign Missions
Epiphany Mission
St. Andrew’s Mission
Hurlock
Weather Bureau
Smithville
Ballard
University of Maryland
Alice Russell Clark
James R. Clark
Boothwyn
Holiness Church
H. E. Uhrig
Wooten
L. B. Towers
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
Fred B. Nuttle
Frank L. R. Nuttle
Elias W. Nuttle
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
Towers
E. S. Adkins and Co
Salisbury
Centreville
Ocean City
U. S. District Court
Eastern Shore
Baltimore
Denton Social Scene Highlights Thirty-Three Years
The thirty third annual anniversary banquet of Caroline Council No 176 Jr O U A M of Denton was held in Masonic Hall with a large crowd of members and spouses. A full program included an orchestra overture, recitals, officer introductions, speeches by Dr J W Kirk and State Organizer S M Moore, and a benediction by Rev Melvin Wheatley. The event celebrated a lively ladies night and featured a generous mix of music, readings, and toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Council
No. 176
Robert Fleetwood, Jr
Irvin Smith
Melvin Wheatley, Jr
Irvin Smith, Sr
J. W. Kirk
Theodore Orme
S. M. Moore
Fleetwood
J. Carroll George
C. S. Kauffman
C. D. Collison
Samuel ‘Nowell
Denton
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
Virginia
George Arthur McDaniel
Kathryn Hirs
Maryland College For Women
Lutherville
Eldred Hirs
Beacom’s College
Wilmington
Del
Mary Williamson
Swarth, More
Alda Reed and
Elbert Willigamson
Little Son
Easton
Clint Williamson
W. G. Towers
Lee Butler
Trainer
Melvin James
Minnie Murphy
Ellen L. Collison
Melvin E. Wheatley
Ida Johnson
Roger
Concord
Asa Cohee
John Irwin
Henry
Arthur Scott
Richard Henning
George Henning
New York
William Henning
J. Frank Ruggles
Attlesboro
Mass
Hobbs
Bth Street
Jack
Betty
Wm. Chambers
Preston
Fred Love
Mignie Henry
Swarthmore
M. B. Henry
Ed. Satterfield
Barratt’s Chapel
Sam Lewis
L. A. Lewis
Leonia
N. J
Olivia P. Roe
Glen Mills
W. H. Nuttle
Fletcher Stafford
Wm Lindle
Milford
Rock Hall
Ella Scott
Johnnie Collison, Jr
Minnie Henry
Alice Wood
Ridgely
Agnes Coop
Social roundup of visits and guests in Goldsboro
Local notes list numerous visitors and hosts from cities including Denville Philadelphia Wilmington Chester Evans ton Felton and Denton. Names include Mrs Ella Lefland Mrs W J Murphy Miss Edith Blackburn Miss Addie Jarrell Miss Miriam Jarrell Miss Florence Boyd Miss Edith Lane and Mrs Fannie Craig. Hard work doesn't always pay handsome returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Lefland
Denville
N. J
W. J. Murphy
Harry Jones
Clayton
Wm. Sylvester
Chester
Edith Blackburn
Philadelphia
Bess Sylvester
Leland Price
Middletown
Del
Thos. Shockley
Addie
Miriam Jarrell
Sof
Wilmington
Robi. Jarrell
Carl Larsen and Son
Evanston
J. Spencer Lapham
J. W. Price
Burrssville
J. C. Kinnamon
C. E. Russell
Horace Tatman
Bridgeville
W. W. Dennison
Thelma
Wyoming
Edith Lane
J. Frank Lane
Violet Williams
Florence Boyd
Helen Chue
Lizzie Masden
Felton
A. Clark Smith
Ella Clayton
Howard Thomas
Fannie Craig
Minnie Dennison
New York
Sarah Sapp
Denton
Elbert Saunders
Local Social Roundup of Guests and Visits Across Town
Henderson and families from Greensboro and Goldsboro visited Mrs. James Melvin and friends over the weekend. Numerous guests from Wilmington Dover Philadelphia and New York enjoyed hospitality with local residents. The long list of callers and weekend stays shows active social ties in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphin Harmon
Doris Lee
Eleanor
Greensboro
Roland Cartwright
Virginia
Goldsboro
James Melvin
Medford Kimball
James Gallo
Wilmington
J. E. Walls
Harry Cohee
Anna Jones
J. R. Jones
David Robb
Bradshaw
Robb
Arthur Robertson
Samuel
Lancaster
Samuel Hudson
Messrs
Alda Montague
Norman Melvin
Martin Bennett
Pottsville
Beatrice Hudson
Hugh Hudson
Dodson Elliott and
Barbara
A. B. Cohee
John Taylor
Philadelphia
F. B. Sweeney
Albert Hindmann
J. B. Medford
Wm. Golt
Burrsville
John Long
Stephen Seiler
New York City
Wilbur Griffith
Marcus Hook
Henry Marvel
Baltimore
Jurors Named for April Term of Caro line County Court
Honorable Wm. H. Adkins announces jurors drawn to serve at the April Term 1930 of the Circuit Court for Caro line county. Listings include six districts with multiple jurors named such as Louis Walls A Clark Smith J Spencer Lapham and many others. The court will convene Monday April 7th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Adkins
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Louis Walls
A. Clark Smith
J. Spencer Lapham
T. Purdy Richard
Wm. C. Cheffins
Wm. T. Jar‘man
Geo. J. Kibler
Geo. R. Horsey
Wm. P. Manlove
Thos
Claude E. ‘Liden
J. Robert Eddington
Harry W.mcmahon
H. R. Merriken
A.S. ‘Handy
Herman Wright
Jarrell
Jos. M. Short
Harry Gardner
C. Kemp Stewart
T. Clayton Roe
Albert Desford
Yachael Downes
J. Boone
A. G. Saulsbury
H. C. Harrington
Robert G. Dean
Jas. H. Pip‘pin
Solomon J. ‘Hurst
S. Walter Liden
T. H. Evernigam
Geo. W. Thawley
Alfred G.schreiber
Jos. E. Clark
Senior class play Betty Engaged shines in Ridgely
Ridgely readers enjoyed a lively senior class play titled Betty Engaged with Anne Frances Seward as Betty and Franklyn Meredith as the jilted lover. The cast included Virginia Holsinger Caroline Ebling Nelle Briscoe Weaver Jones Alice Wood Hazel Lynch and Alan Temple among others.
Rehoboth To Be Advertised Under Kiwanis Plan
Rehoboth Beach Kiwanis Club endorsed a practical advertising program at its Saturday night dinner at the Country Club. The plan, backed by public leaders, aims for maximum returns with minimum outlay, following methods used by the Del Mar Va Eastern Shore Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth Beach
Country Club
Rehoboth Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Sussex County
Ocean
Joseph F. McSweeney
McSweeney
Henry W. Conant
Charles S. Horn, Jr
R. B. Ingram
D. G. Conant
D. G. Anderson
George. Thoroughgood
Edwin C. Totten
Del-Mar-Va
Eastern Shore Association
Totten
Rehoboth
P T A Meeting and Local Social Notes at Harmony School
The P T A met at Harmony school on Monday night February 24 with president Fearins in charge. A patriotic program celebrated the presidents birthday while discussion focused on raising the janitor salary. Several local residents from Philadelphia American Kerker and Denton visited or called, including Mr and Mrs Clarence Carnell and friends, Mrs Annie Love and daughter, and others. Community Club met at Mrs Calvin Todds, and Mrs Otto Steenken received a surprise party while Floyd Kelly was ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony School
Fearins
America
Clarence Carnell
Irene
Dorothy
Eleanor
George Lawrence
Jennie Snowden
Ethel
Phillip Eves
Philadelphia
Olin Thomas
Annie Love
John Howard
American Carker
Virgil Turner
jGaughter
Dot
Natt Frampton
Pratt Chaffinch
Warburton
Easton
Harry Arringdale
C. F. Fisher
HarryArringdale
Denton
Lester Goslee
Federalsburg
Hanson Todd
Kenneth Dew
Chestnut Grove
Lonnie Fearins
Elizabeth
S. E. Story
George Kelley
Baltimore
Calvin Todd
Otto Steenken
Floyd Kelly
In Loving Memory of P Wright Sullivan and Parents
Nellie writes a hopeful memorial verses for her father P Wright Sullivan who died February 26, 1922 eight years ago and her mother who passed January 15, 1929. The poem expresses enduring grief, cherished memory, and longing to join them in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Wright Sullivan
Nellie
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter News Items
Hillsboro and Centreville social rounds fill the week with visits from Covell family and friends. Community Club plans March 3 meeting. Irish quotations for roll call. Church events, dinners, and Cotillion Club dance noted. Senior class bake sale set for Saturday at Tri-County High School plus guild meeting at Florence Beaven. More visits from Wilmington to Dover and Philadelphia. numerous hometown gatherings and weekend outings recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Covell
Frances
Hattie Stoops
Easton
Olin Hunter
James Kirby
Centreville
M. E. Church House
Gladys Gale
Milford Kline
S. N. Smith
J. N. Clark
F. E. Fleming
Clifton Hicks
Sadie Wothers
Wm. Sylvester
Mary S. Cooper
L. H. Richcreek
Willard Everett
Oscar Rice
Ruth Rice
J. M. Eaton
Roberta’ Rowe
Geo. B. Stewart
Luther Short
Betterton
Emory Bonwill
Chestertown
Ella Pennington
Dora Morris
Edward Wheeler
Baltimore
Annie Jump
Tri-County High School
Guild
P. E. Church
Milton Beaven
Florence Beaven
N. E. Knott
Eugene
Elizabeth Evans
Summit Ridge
Del
J. Norman Clark
Everett. Gale
Emma Dawson
Blanch Horsey
Powell Short
Dover
Howard Dodds
James Pinder
Tuckahoe Neck
G. B. Stewart
Charles Barnes
Chester
Richard Beaven
Christine Wilson
Ridgley
H. Lay Heaven
Henry Fleming
Wilmington
Frank Fleming
Guerney Tarburton
Virginia Holt
Robert Dill
Edith Dill
Carmichael
Emma M. Dawson
World Peace sermon noted at Methodist South Church
The Queen Anne Order of worship at the Methodist Episcopal Church South featured Rev. Lee H. Richcreek as minister with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and preaching at 10:30 a.m. A Thursday prayer meeting began at 7:30 p.m. Richcreek attended a Rotary Club dinner in Denton and spoke on World Peace. Also included are social notices and a Poultry Farm article by Mrs. O. H. Howard emphasizing clean ground practices and consistent care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist’ Episcopal Church South
Lee H. ‘ Richcreek
Lee H. Richcreek
Rotary Club of
Denton
Richard Sneed
Will Ringgold
Herbert Lane
Ridgely
Tri-County High School
W. E. Sylvester
Mary Cooper
Jake Gibson
Philadelphia
Clyde Fleming
Lson
Baltimore
Hackett Sewell
Wye Mills
Howard Sewell
L. H. Russum
C. H.dean
Nina Muller and Son
Eastlon
C. H. Dean
Jas. Mulliken
Goldsboro
Eloise Trice
Towson
Chas. Rhodes
Salisbury
Caro Dine County
Jers
Prof. Rice
Mr. Holder
O. H. Howard
Pinewood Poultry Farm
Dentor
Burrsville and area guests fill Burrsville M E services
Sunday hosts welcomed many relatives and friends from Middletown Dover Kent Island Easton Chester Harrington Collingdale and Glen Riddle. Weddings and marriages mentioned include Janette Layton and Woodrow Holloway. Local church activities note Burrsville M E services with Sunday School and preaching times.
Mrs Annie J Clouser dies at 71 in Harrington
Mrs Annie J Clouser 71 wife of J W Clouser died at home in Harrington last Wednesday morning about seven o'clock The funeral was at Harrington M E Church Friday afternoon Rev E H Collins officiating They lived near Brownsville on a farm moved from Pittsburgh twenty years ago The Clousers were active in business in Denton Mrs Clouser sold butter and was widely known Survived by husband son Harry E Clouser Morton Pa and several grandchildren including Russell who lived at the grandparents home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie J. Clouser
J. W. Clouser
Harrington
Harrington M. E
E. H. Collins
Denton
Preston Community Notes and Obituary Recap
Walter E. Bonner 56, a Hurlock district farmer, died last Monday. Survived by wife Elsie and children W J Bonner Preston Edward T Bonner Elizabeth O Bonner Philadelphia Anna Baker Elwood Hilda Bonner all of Hurlock district, brother Vaughn E Bonner. Funeral 3 p.m. Wednesday at home. Rev. William McClelland officiated. Masons of Choptank Lodge had grave services. Also reports on Preston Senior Class play Climbing Roses, Junior Order banquet with Theo McKeldin speaker, Miss Dot Wright resuming Harmony School duties, Denton Community Club gathering, and various local visits and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Bonner
Hurlock
Elsie Richardson Bonner
W. J. Bonner
Preston
Edward T. Bonner
Elizabeth O. Bonner
Philadelphia
Anna Baker
Elwood
Hilda Bonner
Hurlocks
Vaughn E. Bonner
William McClelland
St. Stephen’s Protestant Episcopal Church
East New Market
Choptank Lodge of Masons
Preston School
Theo McKeldin
Broening
McKendree M. E. Church
Baltimore
Dot Wright
Harmony School
T. C. Taylor
Wright
Denton
Preston Club
W. M. Wright
W. E. Wright
Nelson Fooks
Nell
Bessie Phillips
Florida
Elizabeth Whiteley
Baltimore City Hospital
Harry Whiteley
Enoch George
Seymour
Reese Dean
Byron Waddell
Indianapolis
Scott Waddell
J. W. Smith Beck
Clayton Taylor
Betty Willey
C. F. Noble
Brewster Deen
Peter Webb
Adaline Edgell
Evelyn Engle
Eileen Gardner
Cambridge
M. A. Cohee
Marie Taylor
Easton Friends
Social Roundup Of Denton Visitors And Guests
Denton residents hosted and traveled as many relatives and friends visited homes across the area. Names include Naomi Roe Louise Short Mary Price Ruth Surendorf Clara Seward Hazel Passwaters Lillie Baynard Hannah Howard Medford Price and others from Linwood Harrington Frederica Wilmington Henderson and Baltimore in weekend visits and Sunday dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Roe
Louise
Anne Short
Mary Price
Ruth Surendorf
Denton
Alfred Breeding
Linwood
Earl Thomas
Harrington
Hattie Stevenson
Frederica
Clara Seward
Hazel Passwaters
Lillie Baynard
Hannah Howard
Medford Price
Bessie Stevenson
A. B. Cohee
Raymond
Henderson
Clayton Brown
Barbara
Wilmington
S. D. Carrow
Annie Edwards
Pearle
Maude Edwards
Bradford Turner
Haywood Edwards
Magnolia
C. M. Jones
Washington
Pearle Bishop
Ruth Wheeler
Richard Bullock
Dover
William Wrotten
Clayton
M. B. Cooper
M. A. Dragoo
Near Ridgley
Richard Ledbetter
Greensboro
Carrie Dean
Baltimore
Charles Dean
S. N. Harris
Joseph Bernard
J. C. Bernard
Oscar Nichols
Carl
Edward
Junior
R.H. Dill
Emil Sapp
Felton
Nan Duncan
Walter Riddleberger
Messrs
Paul and
Hilton Dobson
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Lower
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John Reeds
Anne Frances Seward
Don Holliday
Franklyn Meredith
Virginia, Holsinger
Alan Temple
Caroline Ebling
Vivian Holsinger
Nelle Briscoe
Weaver Jones
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Girl’s Choral Club
Martha Taylor Larrimore
Charles Lavery
Lincoln
Bishop Valentine
Grace Richards
Rio Rita
Margaret Saulsbury
Norman Wilson
William Raleigh
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Margaret Swing
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Frank Seward
Ed. Lapham
Ella Carlile
Dr. Lawn
Sewards
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Stella Diefenderfer
Clifton
Samuel Jopp
Friedel
Annie Hevalow
Irvin
Charles Knott
James H. Bishop
Methodist Church
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A. W. Thompson
Hatfield
Georgetown
Parsons
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Hannah Snowberger
Marion Cooper
Melvin Wheatley
Elizabeth Smith
Ladies Aid
Frank Stevenson
Farm Bureau
Springfield
Bromley
The
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Leslie R. Sonacoal
Graceham
T. W. Jones
Jones
Rufus King
Marguerite Jackson
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Hillsboro
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H. W. B. Rowe
Queen Anne
Alfred Baughley
Herman Allen
Ed. Gruwell
Taylor
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T. H.draper
Margaret
Thomas Wyatt
Annie Raughley
Mamie Raughley
Clifford Raughley
Crawford
W. T. Bullock
M. E
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Charlie Dunham
East Lansdowne
Raymond Dean
Mamie Voss
Clarence Voss
Janette Layton
Amos Layton
Woodrow Holloway
G. L. Blades
Harlan Blades
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Edmund Hurd
Harry Murphy
C. N. Fountain
Webster Ivins
Henry Weaver
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Luther Weaver
Wm. T. Collison
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J. H. Thawley
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John Parris
Rose Hurd
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