Hay for Sale and Farm Goods Advertisements
A long list of farm and home needs, hay for sale from F L R Nuttle and R H Stafford, seeds, tractors, and home goods from M E Newnam and D R Ralph Horsey Hardware. Local notices include bake sales by 4 H clubs, church fairs, and a National Reemployment Service representative at Denton Court House. Funeral for William W Noble noted in Hickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Newnam
Roland Vickery
Concord
Denton
B. L. Baker
D. Ralph Horsey Hardware
McCormick Deering
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
Farmers Supply Co
Ruskir
F. L. R. Nuttle
Koran Lespedera
Clover
Alsyke
Timothy
Pals
M. E
Denton Brethren Church
Theis
Market
Second Street
Ladies of Thawley’s
M. P
Journal
M. K
Newnam
National
Denton Court House
Tune
Columbia Broadcasting Co
Frigidaire Corporation
M. K. Newnam
Frigidaire
Caroline County
Women of Christ Church
Market Street
Second
McCormick-Deering
New Idea
John Deere
Caroline Post No. 29
The
American Legion
Ladies Mite Society of Thawtey’s Church
Maryland
Edenton Trio
Gilbert H. Rue
Julia Wilson
Peter Hoffman
George Herbert Wilson
Fifth Avenue
Davis’ Drug Store
William W. Noble
Hickman
Del
Frank Fountain
Clement Meloney
William T. Noble
Philadelphia
Noble
Watson
Concord Cemetery
Caroline County 4-H banquet and social notices
The Caroline County 4 H Girls Federation will hold a banquet at the Baptist Church Greensboro March 29 at 645 pm with ships as the program topic. Toast master Frieda Schmick Fuchs and speaker Dorothy Emerson lead a lineup of speakers. music by the 4-H Council and Denton Willing Workers Club. Tickets fifty cents. Various social and club notices follow, including card party results, spring vacations, and meetings of garden and ladies circles across Denton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
4-H Girls’ Federation
Baptist Church
Greensboro
Frieda Schmick Fuchs
Dorothy Emerson
H. E. Holsinger
Helen Pav‘losky
Lily Plutschak
Harriet Burns
Annice Ebling
Gerald M. Pine
Talmage
A. R. Strong
Earle White
George Butler
Louis Butler
Herbert Bamberger
Roy Slaughter
Wm. G. Towers
Dukes Roe
Lillian Timmons
Elizabeth Towers
Helen Chaffinch
Martha Beck
Grace Stufft
Sarah M. Smith
Walter B. Townsend
Charles W. Townsend
Philadelphia
H. E. Ramsdell
Florida
C. J. Kern
Tuckahoe Neck
Ladies Aid
Leo Meginney
Pippin
Denton
Ridgely
Robert W. Downes
New York
Josephine Downes
Lulu Downes
Daniel J. Layton
Edna B. Green
Wilmington
Del
Alexander Hardcastle
Baltimore
Salisbury
Maryland a Mecca for Tourists in 1934 Travel Bureau Report
Maryland drew 131 025 Travel Bureau tourists who spent over 5 427 792 dollars in 1934. Travel Bureau aided 969 485 vacationists, 41 percent above 1933. The Conoco Travel Bureau, part of Continental Oil, aims to help motorists with roads and attractions nationwide. About 100 staff at Denver center. Conoco’s 22000 service stations serve as branches. One and a half million vacationers expected in 1935. See Atwater Kent Air Cell battery radios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Conoco Travel Bureau
Continental Oil Company
America
Travel Bureau
United States
Bureau
Continental
Denver
Conoco
Sixty Seventh Wilmington Conference to Convene in Seaford
The Sixty Seventh Session of the Wilmington Annual Conference opens at St John’s M E Church Seaford Del on March 27 Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes to preside The program and entertainment plans are led by Rev I F Windsor The lay conference is chaired by I Elmer Perry Delmarva Methodist debates district realignment and the future of the Director of Religious Education Rev M S Andrews leaves for conference Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. John’s M. E
Seaford
Del
Edwin Holt Hughes
Washington Arena
I. F. Windsor
I. Elmer Perry
Delmarva
Middletown
Conference Board of Education
J. M. M. Grey
American University of Washington
Bridgewater College quartet to sing at Denton church
The Bridgewater College male quartet from Bridgewater Virginia will perform Sunday evening March 31 at 8 oclock at the Brethren Church in Denton. It was rescheduled from January due to bad weather. Admission is free with a free will offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
Brethren Church
Denton
Virginia
M. P
Caroline
Burrsville
Jesus
Christian Endeavor
Edna Laramore
Piney
Hobbs
Church of the New Jerusalem
Preston
Williston Community Church
Local social roundup in Henderson and surrounding towns
Miss Ruth Anna Shultie entertained at dinner with guests including Helen Hudson Woodrow Montague and Roy Shively. A series of Sunday visits and weekend trips are noted, with families in Henderson Milford Baltimore Philadelphia Greensboro Harrington and Yeadon Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Anna Shultie
Helen Hudson
Town
Woodrow Montague
Harty
Roy Shively
Goldsboro
S. S. James
New York
Theodore Cartwright
Wilmington
L. A. Gooden
W. E. Stubbs
Winfred Gooden
Milford
Baltimore
Allen Sweeney
Yeadon
Roy Griffin
Ridgely
Wilbur Griffin
Henry Shultie
Elwood Shultie
Harrington
Henry Geiger
Harry Wolfe
Harry Frese
Philadelphia
Ridgely News Briefs Highlight Local Accidents and Events
Mrs. George Cherry and Mr. Clement Drake suffer injuries after a car overturn on the Easton Hillsboro road while returning from Easton Hospital. Ridgely 4-H Club plans a March 27 supper at the Reformed Church with baked chicken, sides, and a potluck. Community notices include religious education meetings, a WCTU anniversary event, and several church and social gatherings across Ridgely and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cherry
Clement Drake
Cherry
Drake
Charles Cherry
Henry Wagner
Emma Wagner Wee
Easton Hospital
Easton-Hillsboro
Fifer
Ridgely 4-H
the Reformed Church
Pauline Albertson
Eastern Shore
Religious Education
Reformed Church
Sadlersville
Mary Elizabeth Rickards
Ridgely
Wilmington
Alfred
Wilmington W. C. T. U
Willing Workers’ Sewing Circle
Clark Murphy
Victor Camper
Albert Hubbard
Mary
India Todd
Easton
Nelson Hubbard
Concord
Charles Hammond
Leon Ross
Methodist Church
St. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Seaford
Del
Ladies’ Aid Society
Davis
Alan Parsons
Tommy
Florence Thompson
Harrington
Thompson
William, Cannon
Annie Turner
Union M. P. Church
Burrsville
J. Boone Jarrell
Lancaster
Elizabethtown
Burton Wilkinson
Marian
Park Drive
Emily Stevenson
H. H. Beckman
Jeanette
Washington, D. C
Jonathan Harrington
Baltimore
Harlan Harrington
E. L. McPherson
Mildred McPherson
Walter Dulaney
Philadelphia
Mary Glanding
Elsie
Roy Crenshaw
Anne
Pricce’s
Frank M. Long
Selbyville
I. T. Saulsbury
Fred Flounders
Weaver Jones
Chester
Ernest Jones
Bowman
The
Brethren Sunday School
R. L. Tawes
Magnolia
Lee Mitchell
Walter Bennington
Thomas Jones Jr
William Jones
College Park
Luke Andrews
Andrews
Here's the Way to Civic Beauty
Ernest Elmo Calkins urges towns to start beautifying Main Street to attract trade. He emphasizes public opinion, local pride, and practical steps like removing eye sores, planting trees when feasible, and using honest materials to shape a cohesive, attractive town landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Ernest Elmo Calkins
Calkins
Local Society and Sales Report from Goldsboro
Mrs Virgie Cartwright and daughter Anne visit her son Dallas Cartwright in Preston. Henry Marvel conducts a successful weekly sale near town. W J Murphy attends dinner with J W Thawley in Greensboro. Local residents attend Firemen's Minstrels at Greensboro High School. S F Sylvester returns from Jacksonville Florida. Sewing Circle enjoyed Tuesday evening with Mrs Elbert Saunders. Alvin Melvin and son visit from Harrington. Mrs Hill of Milford Del visits daughter Sadie Shockley. Thomas Gray hosts guests Sunday. Leland Price visits from Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie Cartwright
Anne
Dallas Cartwright
Preston
Henry Marvel
W. J. Murphy
J. W. Thawley
Greensboro
Greensboro High School
S. F. Sylvester
Jacksonville
Florida
Elbert Saunders
Alvin Melvin
Harrington
Hill
Milford
Del
Sadie Shockley
Thos. Gray
Near Town
Leland Price
Harmony Homemakers Club Meeting Report
Harmony Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Olin Thomas home with all but two members present. The meeting opened with hymn singing and prayer, roll call, minutes approved, dues paid, penny collection for the sick, Welfare Committee report, and notes from the Advisory Council. Miss Spafford presented two pictures The Shepherds Child and The Lost Sheep and led a Water Systems demonstration with well diagrams. Meeting adjourned to meet Mrs. Al Willis next month with a chicken salad Maryland biscuits pickles cake and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Homemakers Club
Olin Thomas
Nora Deen
Welfare Committee
Andersontown Hobbs Club
Maryland
Letter from Florence Jennings Praises Willoughby Bird Care
A 1935 communication from Miss Florence Jennings in White Post Virginia compliments Mr Willoughby for caring for birds and asks for bird pictures to inspire children. She especially seeks an owl image for a boy and signs best wishes for his health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Post
Clarke Co
Mr. Willoughby
Baltimore Sun
Florence Jennings
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Highlights Local Socials
A digest of social visits and upcoming events in Hillsboro and nearby towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Milford Kline, the Bowdles, Miss Sherwood, and many local residents. St Pauls Sunday School sale on March 23. Hillsboro PTA meets March 27 with Superintendent Willis speaking.
Queen Anne Church Activities Network Sunday Services and Meetings
Queen Anne community notes detail morning and evening choir offerings at the church with Mr. Fossett preaching at both services. Young People led by Miss Peggy Gibson and Mr. Byron Barton meet at 6 thirty. Sunday School lesson talk by Mr. George Stewart. Thursday prayer meeting on Andrew the disciple. Social and club events, teas, and visits to and from Berlin, Easton, Cordova, Hurlock, Centreville are listed with hostesses and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fossett
Peggy Gibson
Byron Barton T
George Stewart
Andrew
Jesus
Dora Sewell
Chas. Rhodes
Howard Sewell
Clara Price
St. Paul’s Church
Queen Anne
Howard Jarman
Berlin
Mary Diggans
Della Mullikin
Fred Jump
Centreville
Horace Morgan
Lenos Wright
Hurlock
Mabel
Clara Eley
Easton
Howard Eley
Howard Flowers
Addie Morgan
Bur rsville Social News and Unity Homemakers Meet
Mr and Mrs W T Bullock hosted a Sunday turkey dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Harry Kemp of Queen Anne and other local couples. Unity Homemakers Club met at Mrs F P Parker s home on March 20 with Miss Stanford giving a talk on pictures and rural water systems and a bake sale planned soon. Visitors from Wilmington American Corner Hobbs and other areas joined Mr and Mrs G L Blades at their home last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Virginia Sherwood
James Sherwood Jr
Helen Sullivan
Roe MacSorley
Wilmington
St. Paul’s
Bernard Pinder
Pine Brook
N. J
Howard Dodds
Olin Hunter
Elaine
John Yeoman
Centreville
N. R. Covell
Hillsboro
Lulu Beaven
Virginia
William Cooper
Mary Cooper
Albert Cahall
H. Russom
Baltimore
Annie Anthony
Denton
Oscar Rice
Mary Rowe
Louise Gray
Harry Walls
Ridgely
W. T. Bullock
Harry Kemp
Queen Anne
H. A. Porter
Henry Walters
Alfred Baughley
Austine Stafford
Hugh Vincent
Thomas Ellwanger
Charles
Pauline Hopkins
Unity Homemakers’ Club
F. P. Parker
R. H. Stafford
Olaf Smith
American Corner
Fred Smith
Hobbs
Harlan Blades
G. L. Blades
St Patricks dessert bridge party hosts in Preston
Mrs W J Bonner presided over a St Patrick's themed dessert bridge in Preston with 32 guests including Mrs Lloyd Brades and Mrs H M Harris. Prizes went to Mrs Max Chambers first and Mrs T L Trice Jr second. a community program followed with Rev T J Turkington speaking on Ireland. The Saturday night club contest ended with six prize winners and several social visits to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bonner
St. Patrick's
Lloyd Brades
H. M. Harris
Herman Schmick
O. B. Blades
Lloyd Cannon
A. T. Blades
Max Chambers
T. B. Mar
Harry Taylor
Robert Dulin
Lee Noble
A. F. Sisk
Elmer Blades
Emalene C. Wright
Reese Deane
Delian Mowbray
Mildred Griffith
Dallas Blades
T. L. Trice Jr
J. L
Hambleton Grace
Alva Blades
Myrtle Messick
Wm. Bell
Douglas Fooks
Federal Theatre
New Club
T. J. Turkington
Denton
Ireland
Conover Crouse
Leon Mitchell
Howard Harris
Fred Edgell
Blanche Croll
Addie Clark
Steve Brown
Miss Williams
Ridgely
Mildred Morris
Federalsburg
C. Orrell
C. Crouse
Lynn Stevens
Wilmington
Del
H. Walls
Betty
Billy Walls
Sadlersville
J. L. Lattamus
John Noble
Robi, Dulin
Marden
Emalene Wright
Fulton Noble
Pritchett
Dover
L. Brodes
Fred Payne
Clayton Satterfield
John Tribbett
Winfield Trice
Paul Wise
University of Maryland
Thos. L. Trice Jr
D. Fooks
Henrietta Poole
Raymond Poole
J. L. Gallagher
Victor Dean
Katherine Spies
Nell Fooks
R. W. Carew
James E. Douglas
Weirwood
J. Max Chambers
Bethlehem Meat House Raid Stuns Town
Unnamed thief broke into Mr. Clare Covey’s meat house last Saturday night and stole nineteen hams two sides one shoulder and four cans of lard. Community notes thank the Ladies Aid for a successful covered dish supper and list local visitors from Prospect Park Vienna and Trappe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Covey
Ladies Aid
James Robinson
Faye
Prospect Park
Harley Davenport
Vienna
Lee Smith
John E. Smith
Alva Blades Jr
Preston
Alva Blades Sr
Bradley
Trappe
Mary Blades
F. H. Thomas
Emmons
Blades
Greensboro Homemakers Club meets with many guests
The Homemakers Club gathered at Mrs. J. F. Hill’s home on Thursday March 14 with seventeen members and two visitors. The meeting covered 4 H banquet plans and a poetry reading, followed by refreshments. Numerous local residents and relatives are listed as attendees or visitors across the Greensboro area.
Revival Services to Begin at Smithson Church Sunday
Smithson will host special revival services at Smithson Church starting Sunday evening, March 24. Rev. D. Jt. Baynard will serve as pastor, joined by Rev. OC H Thompson of Royal Oak Maryland and Rev. J P Thompson of Bethlehem, Maryland. Mr. Lewis Carroll of Easton will lead singing. All are welcome. A gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Worm honored Mrs. Worm on her 68th birthday, with wishes for many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithson Church
D. JT. Baynard
OC. H. Thompson
Southern Methodist Church of
Royal Oak
J. P. Thompson
Bethlehem
Lewis Carroll
Easton
Joseph Worm
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
M. E. Pastorfield
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
Atwater Kent
WELK
Henderson
Rhgely
Tuckahoe
Milford Kline
Nelson Bowdle and Son
Charles Kline
Homemakers Club
J. F. Hill
Amber Sykes
Suzanne
Thomas Edwards
Sarah Tinley
John B. Nichols
C. H. Stonesifer
Tinley
James Thawley
Wesley Thawley
Coursey Hammond
Mae Dickerson
Harry Porter
Laura Porter
Arthur Cahall
Effa Plummer
Joseph Rogers
James Curry Sr
Charles Beaumont
Katie Ross
Grace
James Ross
Otis Woolseyhand
Elwood
C. B. Ross
Bridgetown
W. P. Manlove
Eleanor Hubbard
William Fleetwood
W. P. Manlove Jr
Aiken
Tom Brown
Bill Brown
Otis Wooleyhand
Mary Cathryn
Elwood Wooleyhand
Bob Porter
Clayton Porter
Baptist Aid
W. B. Massey
Fred Monroe
Mary Dorman
Mary A. Jackson
Ralph Pritchett
Jack
Ruth Jackson
Princess Anne
Clayton
Thomas Hobbs
Keller Edwards
Kathleen
A. E. Shields
Albert Jr
Mary Ross
Harvey Kinnamon
Alan Curry
Nancy
James Curry
M. B. Cooper
William Wroten
Anna Blackburn
J. E. Weaver
Alfred Blackburn
Mable Cohee
H. L. Cohee
Susan Holden
Noble Wooleyhand
Florence Wooleyhand
Harry Jones
William Sipple
Harvey Dobson
Cape Charles
Lydia A. Dabson
Lacey Wilson
Michael Ash
Paul Dabson
T. F. Dabson
Jessie Wyatt
Cora Wyatt
Jennie Wooleyhand
Elizabeth Hollister
Anna Wieneke
Jack Wells
Oscar Nichols
Grace Ross
Katherine Kibler
Annapolis
C. B. Jarman
Henry
Smithson
Roh Hiyre
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