Local events and notices span Denton Maryland week
The Local Department and various officials announced activities in Caroline county including a Sunday sermon topic Personal Relationship in Preston and a bill by Senator Fooks to redraw Goldsboro boundaries. Community events covered include church circles in Denton and Salisbury, a Ridgely Minstrels show April 3 and 4, Missionary Day in Greensboro, and a High School operetta Polished Pebbles on April 1. Memorials, sickness reports, and a fire in Hillsboro were noted along with a nutrition talk and bread baking demonstration in the Community Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Burns
New York
Preston
Fooks
Goldsboro
Salisbury
M. E. Church
Fred B. Nuttle
Mercury
Redden
House of Delegates
Caroline Justices of the Peace
Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company
Ridgely Community Minstrels
Greensboro Baptist Church
Denton National Bank
Abram R. Wright
Court House
T. P. Fisher
Far East
Holy Land
Denton M. P. Church
S. Frank Cole
M. K. Newnam
William Lawrence Laramore, Jr
W. Lawrence Laramore
Denton
Euston Hospital
Denton M. E. Church
M. E. Wheatley
Greensboro Cemetery
Laramore
Caroline County
Federalsburg
Henderson
Greensboro
Ridgely
Queen Anne
Hobbs
Williston
Caroline High School
Girls’ Glee Club
Bob
Elma Leese
O’brien
Judy Wilson
Rosalie
Frances Orme
Winifred
Millicent
Spafford
W. O. Ledman
Anne Lewis
P. R. Fisher
H. E. Ramsdell
Paul Sewell
D. W. Davis
Mabel Duffey
Ledman
Marriage of Adele Hyn Crow and Francis Yeoman
The marriage of Miss Adele Hyn Crow of Kennedyville to Mr. Francis E. Yeoman of Denton occurred on Wednesday March 28 at the bride’s home with Rev. R. W. Lewis and Dr. S. S. Hepburn officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Elizabeth Crow and flower girl Rebecca Crow, best man Patrick Yeoman. Guests came from Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland and Virginia. The couple plans a northern trip and will reside in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Hynson Crow
William Rankin Crow
Kennedyville
Robert A. Cochran
Middletown
Del
Francis E. Yeoman
Denton
R. W. Lewis
S. S. Hepburn
Elizabeth
Rebecca
Patrick Yeoman
Gerald Myers
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Baltimore News
Caroline
R. D. Finkbinder
Peyton B. Strobel Company
Stone
Chestertown
Conover Crouse
Fred Norris
J. Owen Knotts, Esq
Eastern Shore
Washington College
William A. Smith
J. H. Summerfield
J. M. Haymaker
M. A. Brackett
Ridgely
C. W. Barton
Greensboro
Eastern Shore Dental Society
Easton
B. B. Brumbaugh
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Julia Holzaffel
H. R. Merriken
Milford Kline
Nancy Jane
Hillsboro
Norman Stevens
Norma Lee
Felton
George D. Reed
Ruth S. Reed
Federalsburg
J. W. Covington
Hurlock
Arthur Allston
Wilmington
Edward T. Tubbs
Arlie Cooper
Florida
Mary Melvin
Brooklyn Friends School
N. Y
W. E. Roe
Cordova
W. O. Ledman
Second Street
Hilda Covey
Leila Mudd
William D. Uhler
Memory Lane
Harrisburg
Federated P T A Entertains at Denton Palace Theatre
The Federated Parent-Teacher Association of Caroline county meets at the Palace Theatre in Denton on Wednesday April 6 at 7:30 PM. Entertainment includes two photoplay chronicles Columbus and The Frontier Woman presented by Yale University Press Film Service. these films cover Columbus life and frontier Midwest history with interactions with Indians and civilization themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated P. T. A
Federated Parent-Teacher Association of
Caroline County
Palace Theatre
Denton
Atlantic
New World
Middle West
Yale University Press Film Service
Maryland
Baltimore City
Tragic death and local collisions shock small town
Pierce Clark aged eight died at home after pneumonia, his funeral held with ministers present. Six injured in a Saturday night crash on the State road near Goldsboro when two cars collided. Names include Bessie Phillips Lilian Meredith Jacob Melvin Medford Quillen and others. Various local visits and hospital ties noted among residents and families in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Clark
Pierce
Annabel
Easton
George
W. L. McClintock
S. L. Hanby
Fairtee
Greensboro Cemetery
Goldsboro
Bessie Phillips
Marydel
Lilian
Meredith
Jacob Melvin
Medford Quillen
Miss Phillips
Lankford Sanders
Leroy Matton
Betty
Wilmington
W. L. Sanders
Will Carrow
Billy
Cape Charles
George Carrow
Annabel Clark
Louise Cohee
Denton
A. B. Cohee
Carroll Jones
John Quillen
S. C. Johmson
Samuel Carrow
Greensboro
Annie Williams
Dover
Crone Doby
Salisbury
Esther Fertig
Baltimore
E. C. Gooden
Philadelphia
Town
Social News and Local Visits in Burrsville
Mrs Annie Raughley and daughter Miss Mary hosted a gathering Sunday with guests including Ernest B Raughley and daughter Miriam of Frederica Mrs Smith of New Hampshire Mrs Chas Stone near Central Church Mr and Mrs Thomas Wyatt and children near Central and Harrington Mr Harry Raughley of Harrington. Mrs Elsie Skinter of Marcus Iook attended her great uncle's funeral in Greensboro. Epworth League meeting hosted by G L Blades. Various local visits and farm news including John Singer losing a horse with lockjaw last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Raughley
Mary
Ernest B. Raughley
Miriam
Frederica
Smith
New Hampshire
Chas. Stone
Near Central Church
Thomas Wyatt
Thomas, Jr
Raughley
Burnley
Near Central
Harry Raughley
Harrington
Enos Cleaves
Denton
Vernon
Earl Ivins
Catherine Chance
Elizabeth
Mildred Ellwanger
fFeensboro
John Singer
Clarence Lofland
Herman Allen
Middletown
Del
John L. Chance
Ed. Long
Concord
Lewis Slaughter
Baltimore
Harvey Griffith
Chester
Stanley Luff
John Wallace Chance
Lucy Pierson
Swarthmore
Goldsboro Church Hosts District Conference In March
The M. E. South district conference will convene at Goldsboro Church from March 20 to March 31 morning. Cottage prayer services wrap up this week. Mrs. James Mullikin travels to Queen Anne after her brother E. L. Melvin's death. Local visits include Walter Elliott and Luther Bennett homes. Betty Lane and friend from Annapolis weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lane. Seniors attend Greensboro High School play. J W Gibson visits Delmur and Crisfield relatives. Sewing Circle hosted by Miss Mary Cahall. Revival begins March 31 for two weeks. Mrs. I. I. Silver visits Baltimore friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Goldsboro Church
James Mullikin
Queen Anne
E. L. Melvin
Walter Elliott
Luther Bennett
Betty Lane
Annapolis
J. F. Lane
Greensboro High School
John Shively
Withington
J. W. Gibson
Delmur
Crisfield
Mary Cahall
I. I. Silver
Baltimore
Weekly Ridgely Community Club Visitors Day Notes
Last Monday's Visitors Day at Church House featured a program of vocal duets readings and songs by local ladies followed by tea. The event drew about sixty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church House
Leona
Nellie Jackson
Harry Hemnmions
Thompson Swing
Our House
M. A. Brackett
St. Mary's
Frank Flounders
Sewell
Smithville Community Club meets with malnutrition talk
The Smithville Community Club held its regular March meeting on the 15th with a roll call on child age weight and height to assess normal weight. Officers named include Publicity chairmen Mrs Alice Alford Mrs Edna Collins and Miss Ruth Fountain and Finance committee members Mrs Olivia Adams Mrs Eva Liden Mrs Glenna Bullock and Mrs Anna Robinson. Miss Spafford demonstrated on malnutrition. Next meeting planned for April 19 in the club room. Several local residents visited relatives and attended various events, including 4 H Club activities and Women’s Club in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Henderson
J. W. Spence
Ormond A. Wright
Tuckahoe Neck
Mildred Scott
Choptank School
Elizabeth Bullock
Salisbury Normal School
Spafford
Agnes Fountain
George Tucker
J. Webb
Greenwood
Blanche Adams
Marian
Edna Adams
Milford
J. C. Davis
Finchville
Ed. Wheatley
Women’s Club
Denton
Ernest Liden
Federalsburg
Sidney Collins
Floyd C. Smith
Etta Lesser
Bridgeville
George O’day
Henry Neal
William Dill
Henry Medford
Greensboro
Marie Collins
Margaret Hines
R. J. S. Bullock
Rowlandsville
John W. Harris
Goldsboro
Blaine Bullock
Rock
Horace Robinson
Community notices from Hobbs area include gatherings
Mrs J M Brown hosted a surprise dinner with family and friends including Edward and Ernest Brown and Louise and Ella Marie Brown. Andersontown Hobbs Community Club met with Miss Spafford on nutrition. Several residents visited, travelled, or were ill with measles and pneumonia. A church membership meeting was announced for Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Brown
Edward Brown
Ernest Brown
Howard Anthony
Will Peters
Wayford Brown
Melvin
Henry Brown
William Kelley
Louise
Ella Marie Brown
Phoebe Brown
Sara Elizabeth Carey
Frances Anthony
T. M. Todd
Andersontown
Hobbs
Miss Spafford
E. M. Willey
Harry Merriken
Federalsburg
Merriken
California
Robert Kinder Noble
J. R. Ricards
Washington
Ricards
Ella Marie
Harrington
Catherine Cohee
Baltimore
B. B. Cohee
A. W. Betts
Martin
Calvin Betts
Wilmington
F. N. Smith
Esther
M. Merriken
L. E. Moore
J. Robert Starkey
Salisbury
Jim Willoughby
Clinton May
Osborne Kelley
Spelling Match Sets Farm Community House Night
Bethlehem hosts a spelling contest in the community house on Friday evening April 1 with a prize for the best speller. An interesting program is planned and refreshments will be sold including chicken salad ham sandwiches pie ice cream cake and homemade candies. No admission charged.
Death of Edmund L. Melvin in Queen Anne Hillsboro
Edmund L. Melvin died Sunday at his sister Mrs Mollie Diggans home after a long illness a Caroline county native who later worked for a railroad in Augusta Georgia He lived with his sister ten years attended St Pauls Church where he served as a member The funeral was led by Rev R V Whitehurst at the late home and burial took place in Greensboro Masons Blue Lodge of Centreville and a Shriner from Augusta Georgia were among those mentioned Other local notes include a successful circle sale with proceeds over forty dollars and a Tri County High School trip to Annapolis to observe the Legislature plus social events at St Pauls Church and numerous visits and travels among residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Joseph Brumbaugh
Grace Zeigler
Mgr. J. Hf. Brumbaugh
Rufus King
Disciples of Christ
Esther Crouse
Farm Bureau
Church House
Frank Simons
Yellowstone Park
Warry Zeigler
Florence
Mary
Pennsylvania
Ephrata
Lierick
Norman Warner
Euston
Jackson
James Lewis
Dimmer
Harvey Samis
Dora and
Mary Samis
Ed. Bray
Amos Warner
Easton
Glass Slipper” Company
Sadlersville
Nellie Jackson
Cinderella
Charles Hobbs
G. E. Powell
Pocomoke
Powell
Catherine Pilchard
Ridgely
Harry Zeigler
Jesus
L. M. Goodwin
William Smith
Ed. Carter
Mission ‘Fund
CG. O. Starkey
Peacock
Knotts
Templeville
A. W. Thompson
Harvey Holsinger
Paul Neff
Alfred Bennett
Clayton
Ernest Jones
Edmund L. Melvin
Mollie Diggans
Melvin
Caroline County
Augusta
St. Pauls Church
R. V. Whitehurst
Greensboro
Masons
Blue Lodge
Centreville
Tri-County High School
Annapolis
St. Paul’s Church
Francis Clark
Chicago
Charles Rhodes
Clark
Houston
Texas
Eloise Finch
Prof
Bratt
Cordova
Miss Finch
Cordova High School
Dudley Barnette
State Military Department
Baltimore
Keplar Barnette
Nf. Fleming
Beulah DeFord
J. E. DeFord
Harry Kemp
Wolace Morgan
Barratt’s Chapel
St. George’s
Del
Dorothy Wooters
Chester
Adams Cross Roads Kitchen Shower For Chaffinchs
A kitchen shower was given to Mr and Mrs Alva Chaffinch on Friday evening with many useful gifts. Guests included Miss Sadie Devore Eva Devore Blanche Steller and Mr Roy Gibbs from Philadelphia. Helen Coleman and Marie Parker of the Womens College Newark Del were weekend guests of Miss Parker’s parents. Will Robinson Chestnut Woods and three children visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harry Tull. Minnie Kemp of Vienna has returned home after two weeks here. Sunday School next Sunday morning at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Sale
Mr. Thompson
Circle No. 4
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Charles Rees
Harry Jones
Clayton, del
Alexine Thompson
Mabel Lafayette
Mesdames Eager and Cowgill
Dover
H. M. Thompson
Harry Clark
Robert Fleetwood
Denton
Maurice Roe
Delmar
Gurney Tarburton
L. Larrimore
Wilmington
Milford Kline
James Sloan
Hickman
James Sherwood
William Sherwood
Mason Sones
John Juras
Baltimore
Wothers
C. Kemp Stewart
Sadie Wothers
Chester
Annie Tarr
T. R. Seward
Harry
Alva Chaffinch
Will Robinson
Chestnut Woods
Harry Tull
Minnie Kemp
Vienna
R. F. Adams
Pauline
Fisher Messick Held In Attack Case At Federalsburg
Fisher Messick a mill hand is jailed in Denton on $3,000 bail after being charged with assaulting 13 year old Viola Collins on the Federalsburg road while she rode to school. The hearing before Justice Cox led to remand for the April term as Messick awaits grand jury action. The town also resumes work on the new municipal Fire Department Building set next to the Marshyhope creek bridge. Leon Dill, 35, garage owner, funeral held at his home with burial in Hillcrest cemetery. he had been ill for a year and leaves a widow. Local society notes mention fashion trends and fever cases among residents. Reverend Douglas F. Galloway lies seriously ill after surgery. Blue Ridge College music group performed sacred offerings in local church services. Mr and Mrs Hamilton Grace welcomed a baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Messick
Viola Collins
Denton
Thomas S. Cox
Federalsburg
Messick
Harry Collins
Cox
Owens
Knotts
Deen
Municipal Fire Department
Leon Dill
Federal
J. B. McCabe
Union M. E. Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Dill
Douglas F. Galloway
G. F. Galloway
Melvin’s Chapel
Cumberland
Cambridge Hospital
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Holy City
Hamilton Grace
Local SocialVisits and Births Around Ridgely and Vicinity
Ridgely social notes recount visits by Mrs. Stack and daughter to her sister near Denton, Douglas Milbury from Carlisle Theological Seminary to Rev and Mrs Leolan Jackson, plus multiple calls by Lynch and Betson families. A son born to Mr and Mrs Lee Bennington last week. Other visits include Mrs Alfred Thompson from Plainfield New Jersey, Mrs Fred Ryan from Philadelphia, and extended stays in Easton Smyrna and Wilmington. Annie Turner assists in the telephone exchange during Mrs Lee Bennington’s illness. Mrs Thomas Ryan visited Rebecca Lee at Smyrna and Mrs Emma Jackson visited her niece near Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kemp Newnam
Denton
the Reformed Church
Frank Flounders
Harvey Holsinger
Wilmington
Annie Turner
Lee Bennington
Alfred S. Thompson
Plainfield
N. J
Fred Ryan
Philadelphia
Thomas Ryan
Alfred Mason
Easton
D. M. Swing
Edward Pearsaul, Jr
U.S. Navy
John Hannaberry
Golt
Local Notices From Marydel And Nearby Areas
Marydel resident Mrs Howard Schweitzer of Hartly spent Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs John Stafford. Paul Smith of Dover visited his parents Mr and Mrs Temple Smith. Walter Steens of Sadlersville spent Sunday with Mrs Emma Jump. Frances Dailey of Hardy weekended with Mrs Harry Sparks. Ann Jump of Dover visited her mother Mrs Emma Jump. Mrs Harry Sparks fell last Friday and is recovering. Rev Mr Bailey left Monday for conference in Salisbury. Grafton Heather is home with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Schweitzer
Hartly
John Stafford
Paul Smith
Dover
Temple Smith
Walter Steens
Sadlersville
Emma Jump
Frances Dailey
Hardy
Harry Sparks
Ann Jump
Bailey
Salisbury
Grafton Heather
Williamson and family visitations across towns
Mr Charlie Williamson returned home after a visit to his son Ben Williamson in Wilmington. Mrs E M Waldron came back from a visit to her daughter Carroll Dulin near Chestertown. Mr and Mrs Vernon Blades of American Corner spent Sunday with Fred Blades family. Mrs Agnes Drake returned from a long stay in Philadelphia. Miss Cora Denenu spent Sunday with Miss Daisy Blades near Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Williamson
Ben Williamson
Wilmington
E. M. Waldron
Carroll Dulin
Chestertown
Vernon Blades
American Corner
Fred Blades
Agnes Drake
Philadelphia
Cora Denenu
Daisy Blades
Preston
Greensboro News Highlights Social and Personal Events
Dr Hf G Budd addressed the Daughters of Pocahontas and Red Men at the M E Church drawing a large crowd. Miss Susan Zacharias shows improvement from pneumonia as she trains for nursing at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. Greensboro High School presented Am I Intruding revealing a strong turnout and proceeds.
Spring and summer goods sale and used car sale ad
An office display ad offers 500 spring and summer samples at wholesale prices from $19 to $50 with no middle man, plus 200 baskets of Irish Cobbler potatoes and 100 bushels seed oats from Chas Jarrell. A great used car sale week begins March 26 with forty cars to be sold to make room for spring trade ins and easy payment plan offered by Wm Bullock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Redden & Co
Munsonic
J. H. Emerson
M. Moses & Son
Chas. Jarrell
Hillsboro
Wm. Bullock
Denton
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Pwspa Pp
Tenderson
Burrsville
Bethlehem
Queen Anne Hillsboro
Tuckahoe
Adams’ Cross Roads
Hf. G. Budd
Daughters of Pocahontas
Order of Red Men
M. E
Aarge
Sabillasville
S. D. Carrow
Martha
Clayton Porter
Francis
Minnie Holsinger
Dawson Gruwell
Benjamin Bastian
Beacom’s Business College
Pauline Wyatt
William Wyatt
Charlie Smith
Margaret Emerson
Marcus Hook
Alfred Smith
Hope Barrell
John Moore
Moore
James, Walter
Fred McClyments
New Jersey
Rachel MccClyments
Clarence Jackson
Walter Ross
Cheswold
William Pierce Clark
Dorothy Swann
Mabel Rich
Beacoin
Callere
Clara Hastings
State Normal School
Mabel S. Trastings
James Swann
William Sipple
Roland Pippin
Lawrence Thornton
Wilson Thornton
Clarence Shockley
Emory Gottwall
Pem Manlove
Michael Ash
Lacey Wilson
Mary Moore
Western Maryland College
Elizabeth Dulin
Violet Rawlings
Miss Roe
W. P. Manlove
Norman Asilton
Price Station
Clara Seward
W. W. Wroten
Dorothy Hobbs
Luke Andrews
Oscar Nichols and
Laura Longfellow
Mary Nichols
L. W. Taylor
Niewspaprel AC
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