Denton Car Show to Feature 40 Machines in Expanded Garage
Denton hosts an early April automobile show on April 6 to 8 drawing enthusiasts from Caroline and nearby counties. Forty or more new machines will be on display as local builders prepare to expand the town garage for additional exhibit space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Hughes
Railroad Avenue
Nowe
Denton
L. B. Towers
Fifth District
Henry R. Lewis
Journal
Today
A. C. Reber
Emeron
Jack Godwin
New Castle
Denton Bridge
H. Downe
J. W. Kerr
William EH. Ridgaway
Cannon
Del
Cecil Truitt
Purchaer
James P. Neal
Richard Andrew
Hollingsworth
Spring Muchinery
Aliee
Dover
Nevada
I. G. Wrightson
Farmer and Merchants National Bank
Easton
Barber
George M. Wilson
Phoenix
Laton
Preston
William J. Pike
Centresille Observer
Orphans’ Court
Queen Anne's County
Alfred Packer
W. A. Polk
M.D
Federalsburg
Ferdinand Baynard
Charles Kline
Kingston
Talbot County
Caroline
Trippe
Kline
Mrs Brown Hosts Quilting Party in Denton
Mrs. F C Brown entertained a traditional quilting gathering at her Fifth Avenue home on Tuesday afternoon with many guests in attendance and refreshments served. Several regional residents and visitors were noted including Miss Ida McIlvaine and Mrs. Frances A Johnson among others visiting from Philadelphia and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Brown
Fifth Avenue
Merritt H. Hubbard
Tuckahoe Neck
Easton
Z. A. Cooper
Thos. E. Davis
Clara Clifton
Olu Records
Seaford
Maggie
Katie Todd
West Denton
Airs
George R. Percy
Oakford
Clinton Cook
MCC
Orphans Court Admits Wills and Appoints Administrators
In Orphans Court Judges Clark Liden and Fleetwood admit the will of Charles Fleming to probate and grant letters of administration to James D Fleming C Harry Fleming and Tred R Owens with bonds approved. Proceeds to creditors and inventories approved. George Prince will probate executors named Hattie Prince and bond filed. Various estates and guardianship matters receive orders, sales, and final accounts. Special session held Thursday and Friday.
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Orphans’ Court
Clark, Liden
Fleetwood
Charles TH. Fleming
James D. Fleming
C. Harry Fleming
Tred R. Owens
Bond
Edward Blanch
Thomas B. Sparklin
Lane Vs. Wagner
George M. Prince
Hattie E Prince
Harsey L. Cooper
Mary H. Saulsbury
Harvey L. Cooper
Mary Lockerman
Hannah Nagle
Rosa Nagle
Laura Oudeysluys
Harrison Otis
H. L. Cooper
Levin W. Williams
Elmer W. Deen
Joseph L Diggins
Lemuel R. Diggins
Reverend Benson to Lecture at Masonic Hall
Rev. Mr. Benson will deliver The Lords of Creation at Masonic Hall on Friday evening March 26. Tickets are on sale at Smith & Walls in Denton. Benson has lectured here before and is praised for his engaging style and the broad scope of the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Benson
Lords of Creation
Frank ‘T. Benson
Masonic Hall
Smith & Walls
Denton
Benson
Pope
Love Point steamer burns at wharf near Kent Island
The Love Point steamer serving the Baltimore to Kent Island ferry caught fire at its Love Point wharf on Thursday night around 16 o clock. Fire reached the engine room and other areas before the vessel was cut free from the pier to save the offices. no freight was lost as cargo had just been discharged.
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Love Point
Baltimore
Kent Island
Ridgely Farmers Plan Pea Growth and Local Viner
Farmers around Ridgely expect a strong pea crop with favorable buds. A. G. Saulsbury & Bro. will establish a viner near George W. Morris’s farm to ease vine shelling. Also notes on local social visits and residents’ health and travel.
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Ridgely
Messrs
A. G. Saulsbury & Bro
George W. Morris
Myrtle V. Vosmus
Crayford
N. C
G. H. Imler
Pennsylvania
Thomas W. Jones
F F. Saulsbury
Madara
Washington
Leona Saxton
Wilmington
Smith
H. L. Dasher
South
New York
Preston's Minstrel Show Delights Local Hall Audience
Preston Haverland's Minstrel Troupe of Chop tank performed in the hall last week with an excellent reception. The sick list includes Mrs. Margaret Williams Mrs. Thomas Taylor and Mr. J B Fletcher. Various locals and visitors are noted visiting relatives and attending lectures across Federalsburg Burrsville and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston. Haverland
Margaret Williams
Thomas Taylor
J. B. Fletcher
Lizzie Jenkins
Federalsburg
Wmn. Hollis
Edwin Gardner
M. EL
Albert W. Sisk
Robert Winbrow
Pittsville
Richard Phillips
Wm. Nichols
Denton
Frank Collins
Kelley Perry
Poplar Neck
Marie
Washington
Emma Engerman
Eas
Goldsboro Bank Directors Form Organization and Plans
The proposed bank in Goldsboro organized with I. S. Medford as president, Robert Jarrell Sr. as vice president, and Robert Jarrell Jr. as cashier. They teamed with W. T. Jarman & Bro. to fit part of a store wing for immediate use, with a bank opening hoped for in April. A separate item notes Mary Butler of The Plains injuring her spine after a fall on a boardwalk.
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I. S. Medford
Robert Jarrell
W.T. Jarman & Bro
Mary Butler
the Plains
C. F. Jarman
TE. B. Jarman
Erlin
Edith Cooper
Wilmington
Talbot News Notes and Local Visits
Miss Mary Ross returned home from Talbot after ten days with relatives accompanied by her cousin Mr F S Hubbard of near Chapel. Misses May Deal Ada Cohee Florence Lockwood and Mary Ross were guests of Miss Dessie Steele Sunday. Bradley son of Mr and Mrs Nolan Steele slowly improves from pneumonia. Frazier School box social postponed to Thursday March 11 due to bad weather. Mr and Mrs J T Bradley of Wyoming visited their daughter Mrs Nolan Steele on Sunday.
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Burrsville
New
Samuel Ensminger
Milford
Ira Dill
Brooklyn
Ernest Raughley
Turton
Dover
Raughley
Osborne Harvey
Philadelphia
N.Y
J. B. Raughley
Chilton
Annie
Florence Melvin
Vergie Masten
W. Jacobs
Thomas I. Cahall
Quaker City
Talbot
Mary Ross
F. 5. Hubbard
Near Chapel
May Deal
Ada Cohee
Florence Lockwood
Dessie Steele
Bradley
Nolan Steele
Frazier
J. ‘T. Bradley
Wyoming
Meeting of Griffith branch ditch patrons held at Nan Cooks
The Griffith branch ditch patrons met at Mr Nan Cooks on Saturday March 6. Mr J F Covey was called to the chair and Mr G M Fowers was secretary. Elected by ballot to serve until the first Saturday in March next were managers J S Willis and T H McMahon and treasurer Nan Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith Branch
Nan Cook
J. F. Covey
G. M.fowers
J. S. Willis
T. H.mcmahan
Mrs Carrie Butler Hosts Young Friends Tuesday Night
Mrs Carrie Butler entertained a number of her young friends on Tuesday evening. Mr F T Peters spent part of last week in Baltimore purchasing new goods for his store.
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Carrie Butler
F. T. Peters
Baltimore
Death of Captain Dickerson and local notes
Captain Edward Dickerson died on Saturday the 6th and was buried at Greenmount cemetery with Rev. Corkran officiating. He moved to Stony Point thirty years ago, lived in a cabin by the Tuckahoe river, and left funds for his funeral managed by Captain Charles Kemp. The column also notes visits, birthdays, business ventures, bank activity, and assorted local residents’ movements.
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Edward Dickerson
Greenmount
L. P. Corkran
Howard Pritchett
Captain Dickerson
Cambridge
Tuckahoe River
Stony Point
Charles 3. Kemp
Kemp
Thomas Stevens
Sudlersville
W. Long Thompson
Kiktsboro
W. &. Sparks
Queen Anne
G. Wilbur Rolph
Clayton
Marguerite
Joseph H. Carroll
Hillsboro
Emory
Washington
Charles B. Kemp
H. Lay Beaven
Francis
S. N. Pilchard
Wilmington
James D. Fleming
E. L. Thompson
Smyrna
Dover
Charles H. Dean
Queen A Anne
Church Hill
Edward S. Rowens
Greensboro area sees church events and property changes
Grace Rutter narrowly escaped dog attack on Allan Magsey’s porch aided by Warren Vansant. The M P Church held its first annual meeting electing officers and approving incorporation. Visitors checked in at Greensboro Hotel as missionary events and constructions are planned. Charles E Butler sustains hand injury. Morris contract work includes building depots and dwellings. several residents travel or visit.
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Grace
W.S. Rutter
Greensboro
Warren Vansant
Allan Magsey
Galdsborough
M. P
C. LB. Jarman
R. T. Tyson
George F. Stafford
Laurel
Del
T. L. Trice
Denton
F. Mack
Philadelphia
R. Seymour
Baltimore
L. Valentine
C. U. Roe
J. U. Primrose
Smyrna
R. G. Wentz
D., Foster
Ridgely
H. J. Callahan
Boston
W. J. Kraus
H. MM. Hopkins
Centreville
Charles FE. Butler
Butler
Morris
Linwood Cohee
Addie
Walter C. Ross
Dover
Lillian Robinson
Trappe
Mildred Harris
Marydel Churches Report Strong Mission Efforts and Repairs
Rev. Ivanhoe Willis preached at Marydel Henderson and Templeville with good attendance. Mission offerings totaled 180 dollars for the charge, the largest in a year, funds boosted by Mrs. S. H. Pippin and parish workers. Revival services were held, hymns and silver service added, and members look forward to Conference attendance in Milford.
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Marydel
Ivanhoe Willis
Henderson
Hardy
Templeville
W. Heathers
S. H. Pippin
Zion
W. H. Kenney
Girdletree
Dr. Evans
Ken
Wilmington
Burchenal
A. F. Heather
Glanden
Baltimore
Effa Heather
Philadelphia
Washington
Willoughby’s School Box Social Set for Friday Evening
A box social will be held at Willoughby’s School on Friday evening March 16. Ladies should bring full boxes and gentlemen full purses for the toss to Mr. M. F. H. Collison, whose mother recently died, drawing deep sympathy from local friends. Several local residents were noted visiting or traveling for family matters, including Mrs. George Porter of Houston and Mrs. John Harris of Seaford.
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Willoughby’s School
M. F. H. Collison
George Porter
Houston
J. W. Wright
Andersontown
Calvary M I Church Sunday School Organized Tomorrow
The Sunday School of Calvary M I Church will be organized tomorrow the 14th. After this work there will be preaching by Rev W E Sites. At 7 30 there will be a Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. Mr B T Seeders, treated for cancer in Indiana, is expected home soon.
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Calvary M. I. Church
W. E
Christian Endeavor
B. T. Seeders
Indiana
John Hunt
Philadelphia
Frederick Love
Local Clergy Lectures On Blunders At Chestnut Grove
Concord notes a large audience attended Rev G W Bounds from Federalsburg at Chestnut Grove Church on Wednesday evening to hear Blunders. Social news includes visits by Mrs W S Covington and Mr Mrs R F Bateman to Rev Mr Cannon, Mrs C E Todd hosting relatives for nephew Franklin Beauchamp of Virginia, and Rev Dr Watt at Music Hall discussing The Mistakes of Our Neighbors.
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Franklin Beauchamp
Virginia
H. D. Horsey
Washington
Mr. Lard
Burrsville
Cannon
Philetus Jefferson
Thomas C. Jefferson
West Point
Dr. Watt
Music Hall
Victor
Sparklin
Pine Ridge
Dakota
Peter Heals Aeneas And Restores Dorcas In Joppa
A Bible lesson notes Peter heals Aeneas of eight years bed rest and raises Dorcas from death in Joppa. The accounts show faith in Jesus, spreading gospel and charity through Dorcas’s works. Peter’s acts drew many to believe while he stayed with Simon the tanner.
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Aeneas
Dorcas
Ladl of
Tarsus
Peter
Jesus
Joppa
Christ
Saul
Jesus Christ
Tabitha
Philip
Elisha
Simon
Eter
Treatment for sick sheep at City Hospital
Mr and Mrs Vicar Hollingsworth near Sadlersville sought Pasteur treatment at Baltimore City Hospital after a sheep they tended showed illness. The animal died and its head was sent to the hospital for examination. A message warned of evident signs and urged immediate consultation and treatment.
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Vicar Hollingsworth
Sadlersville
Baltimore
Mr. Hollingsworth
Buds All Right So Far In Fruit Prospect
Local fruit observers report peach plum pear and cherry buds generally in good condition with many varieties showing further advance than usual. Some experts note risk from weather yet many say prospects for a good crop remain strong with few dead buds and overall favorable outlook.
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J. W. Kerr
City Daily Papers
A. J. Messick
Tilzhaan Melaney
Spencer Lapham
R. R. Shull
J. A. Davis
W. K. Smith
J. B. Orrell
Walter J. Hoffman
Maryland Annual Conference Set for St Johns Baltimore
The eighty first annual Maryland Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church meets at St Johns Church Baltimore April 7 to 14 with Rev J M Sheridan presiding and appointing. The body covers churches in New Jersey Delaware Pennsylvania Maryland and the District of Columbia.
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Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
St. John’s Church
Baltimore
J. M. Sheridan
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
T. Pliny Fisher
F.T. Benson
Gantt
Weir
Kent Island
St Paul's Church
Willsboro
Denton
Christian Endeavor Society
M. P
M. Bates Stephens
Obituary Notes Chronicle Deaths This Week
Several local figures are remembered in a week of obituaries. Daniel C. Adams dies at eighty one. funeral at Bloomery M E Church with Rev. Cannon and Rev. Layfield officiating. Survived by wife, ten children, twenty nine grandchildren, one great grandchild. Burial follows. Other notices recall Mrs. Mahala Collison and Mr. James A. Breeding, with details of survivors and services. Also cited are tributes to Charles H. Fleming and obituaries for Samuel F. Pearson, Audrey Smith, and Eustace P. Sexton with brief biographical details.
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Daniel C. Adams
Bloomery M. E. Church
J.R. Cannon
LW. Layfield
Adams
Bloomery
E. Church
G. 5
Liden
J. W. Peters
Stella Porter
Daniel R
John M
Wm. E
Edward J
James L
Arthur A
Clarence W.adams
Ile
Isaac A. Barber
Easton
J. Harry Covington
Nellie
Earle
Caccutus
Mahala Collison
Cain Collison
Andersontown
Priscilla Carroll
Millington
James A. Breeding
Burrsville
Delaware
Breeding
Wesley M. E. Church
Matthew McDaniel
Our County
Canton
Ohio
Charles H. Fleming
Fleming
Samuel F. Pearson
Greensboro
Charles 5. Pearson
Boston
Burton Pearson
Kate Pearson
Georgia
Annie Pearson
Middletown
Del
Audrey
Orville G. Smith
Orangeburg
S. C
Denton
Smith
Wright Robinsons Host Walter Price Guests
Temulaville report notes Mr and Mrs Wright Robinson hosted guests Mr and Mrs Walter Price of Kent a few days ago who are recently married.
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Temulaville
Wright Robinson
Walter Price
Kent
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Denton Journal
the Local Department
Rehoboth
S. F. Cole
Blackiston’s
C. & W.or. Wright
William Harkins
Hobb
D. T. Richards
Fempleville
Brown
Albert G. Tow
Ers
Il. Wix
Emily Masten
Harrington
Johnny Carter
Martin S’. Allaband
Helen Richard On
Josephine M. Downes
de Dover
Frances A. Johnson
Laura Wx
Thomas & Messen Co
Baltimore St
Baltimore, Md
Charles Davids
George Whiteley
Goldsboro
Hickman
THE
Mr. Hackett
California
Hobbs
John Harris
M. Ek. Collison
G. L. Jopp, Jr
Iva Smith
J. R. Ricards
Bridgeville
Wmn. P. Carroll
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