Denton Local Notes and Community Events
Perry's Barber Shop opens on Main Street. Trout arrives in local market as strawberry crops look late but prospects brighten. Walter Sparklin notices Denton taxpayers. May 5 Ladies Aid meet at Mrs Nutthe's. M. & D. C. excursion to Baltimore tomorrow at 8 48 a m. Den-Mar Mobile Co moves to Third Street. Firemen's Band practice begins. Dr Barber lecture in Williamsburg. Kauffman re-elected Denton commissioner. Murphy defeated. Denton Primary parents meeting May 3 with a health program. Sheriff Temple injured in freight collision at Downes. Church services and concerts announced including Rev J E Smith, Dr B G Lowrey and Rev Melvin Morris. W. C. T. U. Tri-County convention May 5 at Easton. Play A Womanless Wedding May 10. Measles outbreak reported in Caroline county. Revival in Greensboro Baptist May 5. National Music Week concert May 6 at Caroline High School. Brethren Church youth rally in Denton with activities and Africa talk by Rev Stover Kulp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Main Street
Walter Sparklin
Denton
Ladies’ Aid Society of Concord
M. E. Church
H. T. Nutthe
Baltimore
Den-Mar Mobile Co
Denton Garage Co
Third Street
Lord
G. K. Barber
Philadelphia
Conway
Williamsburg
C. S. Kauffman
Austin R. Murphy
C. Leslie Walls
Sherman E. Tribbett
James Temple
Jean
Downes
J. E. Smith
Preston
Lodge of Red Men
Mr. Smith
Williston
Easton
M. P
Mary Harris Armor
M. E
Good Cheer
B. G. Lowrey
Mississippi
Denton M
Greensboro Baptist Church
Melvin G. Morris
Caroline County
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Galdsboro
Marydel
J. Wilson Brown
Brown
Weston Memorial Baptist Church
Caroline High School
Girls’ Glee Club
C. L. Walls
Stover Kulp
Africa
Mr. Kulp
Roe Made President of Union Transfer Company
E Homer Roe of Wilmington former chief clerk of the Southern Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad was named president of Union Transfer Company by the board at its annual meeting. The baggage transfer and package delivery firm operates in the east and serves mail order houses near Philadelphia. Roe's rail experience as supervising agent and chief clerk equipped him for the new role. he is the son of Edward H Roe. Marriage licenses issued in April list multiple couples from Federalsburg, Denton, Ridgely, Goldsboro, Seaford, Henderson, and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Homer Roe
Wilmington
Southern Division
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Union Transfer Company
Philadelphia
Mr. Roe
Delaware
Maryland
Southern
Edward H. Roe
This County
Elwood L. Bailey
Alice L. Harper
Federalsburg
Arthur J. Baker
Denton
Blanche E. Hevnlow
Ridgely
Raymond Lee Culver
Catherine Naomi Lord
Goldsboro
Floyd C. Smith
Pearl E. Wright
James L. Meredith
Wyoming
Del
Elsie V. Roe
Herman Hignutt
Mary Parker
Hickman
Walter D. Robinson
Anna M. Friedel
Seaford
Samuel C. Gibbs
Price Station
Hettie C. Rochester
Henderson
Charles L. Bryant
Ethel P. Wright
Harold L. Briggs
Helen Blackstone
Andrew A. Rampueyer
Mildred W. Cross
Willian J. Kindley
Baltimore
Mary Adeline Fisher
David Gourley
Dover
Det
Katherine Reed
Woodside
M. Duke Smith
Phillips
Gwendolyn
Cambridge
Joseph L. Bickerstaff, Jr
Richmond
T. Dukes Roe
Nellie Griffith
Florence Morgan
M. M. Todd
Rehoboth
Martha Winder Galdsborough
Eleanor Towers
Swarthmore College
Howard Melvin, Jr
Carroll County
Nellie Grifith
Louis Cole
Liden's 4-H Girls' Club to entertain PTA on May Sth
Liden's 4-H Girls' Club announces a PTA program on May Sth at 8 o'clock featuring songs a play and an exhibit of county work. Refreshments will be sold to fund sending a member to the Boys' and Girls' Short Course at College Park August 5 to 15. Other spring community entertainments include Denton Hillsboro Ridgely Chestnut Grove American Corner Bar cus PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liden
College Park
Denton P.T.A
Hillsboro P. T. A
Ridgely Community Club
Chestnut Grove P. T. A
American Corner Farm Bureau
Barcus P. T. A
Andersontown-Hobbs
Death of Mrs James H W Trice in Denton
Mrs Roxie Trice aged 72 years 8 months wife of Captain James H Trice died at her Denton home Friday night April 23 after a stroke she suffered three days earlier She was a beloved member of the Denton Holiness Church and lived a quiet Christian life Survived by her husband a foster son and two nephews Funeral services were held Monday at 2 pm in the Denton Holiness Church with burial in Concord Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxie Trice
James H. Trice
Denton
Denton Holiness Church
Lewis Adams
Concord Cemetery
Williston Musicale and Shadow Social Aids Church
A musical event and shadow social will be held in the Williston pavilion on Friday evening May 7 starting at 8 o clock. Proceeds go to benefit the church. Cake cream pies and candy will be on sale. A silver offering will be taken at the door. Children under 12 admitted free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Denton Reader Thanks Residents for Support in Election
C. Kauffman extends appreciation to Denton residents for legal support in last Monday's election and pledges to act for the town's best interests, calling Denton the most beautiful town on the Eastern Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Social notes from a Quaker Town Sunday gathering
Mr and Mrs Nathan Walls hosted guests including Byron Moore and family from Quakertown Pa and others from Wilmington Goldsboro and town. Numerous local families entertained and visited. Epworth League plans a May 7 meeting at Mrs J F Quillen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Walls
Byron Moore
Quakertown
Irvin Kenton
Dorothy
Wilmington
Norman Smith
Goldsboro
J. E. Walls
Evelyn
Town
Langford Sanders
Betty
Billy
Riggen
Earl Quillen
Earr
William Sanders
L. A. Gooden
Carleton
Foster Clark
Myrtle Bryant
Eugene Hazel
Kenton
Messrs
Reynolds Edge
Riverside
N. J
Millard Edge
Robert Edge
Epworth League
J. F. Quillen
Leroy Hutton
Kate Johns
Church Hill
Norman Melvin
Carroll Jones
Queenstown
John Quillen
George Clark
W. F. Clark
Ed. Pritchett
John Pritchett
Whitely Quillen
Marcus Hook
Wilner Edge
George Carrow
Annie Williams
Dover
Jacob Melvin
Katherine Melvin
Beatrice Hudson
G. E. Walls
Evangelistic meetings to open in Galdsboro Church
In Galdsboro Alfred Saunders and sister Myra Cordrey of Wilmington join Mrs Elbert Saunders and family for a weekend visit. Evangelistic meetings begin Sunday at the M E Church South led by Rev J M Baker of Baltimore. Local residents attended Dover Baptist Church to hear Congressman Upshaw from Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Saunders
Myra Cordrey
Wilmington
Bill Marvel
Helen
Ridgely
Elbert Saunders
M. E. Church
South
J. M. Baker
Baltimore
Baptist Church
Dover
Congressman Upshaw
Atlanta
Louise Dennison
Philadelphia
Bill Ross
G. C. Johnson
Myra C. Jackson
Denton
W. J. Murphy
Eliza Porter
Warrington
Revival Meetings Begin at Holiness Church
Revival services start this Sabbath evening at the Holiness Church with Rev. Lewis Adams and Mr. George Culver of Denton in charge. The church invites the public to attend and join the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiness Church
Lewis Adams
George Culver
Denton
William H. Satterfield
Ray Stafford
Samuel Chambers
Easton
Zack Johnson
Houston
Del
Rowe
John Smith
Paul McFarland
Gladwyne
James Breeding
Betts
Piney Church
Union M. P
Austine Stafford
A. T. Garrett
Walter Meyers
Millington
Oscar Ivins
Centreville
Cambridge Hospital
Harmony Patrons Meeting Of Music And Social
Harmony patrons held a Monday night meeting with large attendance. After the business session, the audience enjoyed music by Eddie Worm Earl Todd and Woodrow Todd. Cake and lemonade were served as Dorothy Cox, previously ill, returned to school. Social visits followed among local families including Towers Todd Webster Todd Williamson Steenken Ivins and Ada Baker with Wright households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Worm
Earl Todd
Woodrow Todd
Dorothy Cox
Towers Todd
Webster Todd
Lillie Wiliamson
Ridgely News Letter highlights church events and local changes
The Ridgely News Letter reviews Methodist Sun day School and Young People's Conference in Greensboro with attendees including Paul Temple and Charles Dean. It notes church meetings, a rearrangement of seating, and Samuel Thomas elected superintendent. Community notices report a ratter destroying forty eight rats, Lang hardware rising, and local residents visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Greensboro
Paul Temple
Charles Dean
Nellie Jackson
Gladys Richards
Robert Dean
Margaret Turner
Wee Nettie Roberts
Elizabeth Cole
Thomas Lockerman
Maud Sleck
Clarence Ringgold
Leona Jackson
Harry Hemmons
Samuel Thomas
Mulford Swing
M. A. Brackett
Leelaw Jackson
L. S. Matthews
George Fitz
John Davis
M. C. Meredith
Methodist Sunday School Board
J. E. Mason
T. W. Jones
Miss Landers
James Swing
Ernest Jones
James Simons
John Swing
Orrell Lautsbury
R. E. Fountain
Ord Rnlrighs
Billy
Greensboro Community Club
Central Avenue
Second Street
Lane & Lang
Frank Lang
Dover
Selbyville
Charles Hobbs
Harvey Llossinger
J. C. Madura
Roger Ringgold
Harper Lang
William Davis
Newark
Charles Starkey
Peacock
Jamaica
Long Island
Sides
Chestertown
Harry Ziegler
Elizabethtown
L. R. Brumbaugh
Frank Ling
Thompson Swing
Miss Lind
City
Will Morris
Cordova
Ed. Morris
Ridgely
Leelan Jacckson
Starvey Sewell
Florida
Clara Landers
Thurmont
Connie Headley
Philadelphia
J. T. Saulsbury
Waynesboro
Pennsylvania
John Jarrell
John Hammond
Centreville
Charles Hammond
Emma Jackson
Luther Leaver
Bridgetown
Taylor
Hartly
Local Social News From Greensboro And Surroundings
Greensboro society notes recount Red Men banquet for wives and friends in the school auditorium serving three hundred guests with ham oysters potato salad ice cream and coffee. High school seniors plan a May 5 class play The Whole Towns Talking admission 35 cents. Many local families are noted visiting relatives and recovering from illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Mary Moore
Red Men
Ruth
James Young
John Mitchell
West Grove
George, Jr
West Grove Hospital
M. B. Cooper
Susan Penny
Philadelphia
Penny
Harvey Thompson
Marydel
Virgie Roe
Genevieve Cooper
Charles Paige
Wilmington
Carrie Dobbs
Grace Moonvy
Washington College
Chestertown
Burt Hobbis
John Cohee
Paul Meredith
Heacom’s Business College
Jacoeb Meredith
Annabelle and
Jeanette Marker
Edna Bearman
Oliver Marker
Saulsbury Hobbs
Easton Hospital
Florence Monk
Isabelle Tuthill
Samuel Reid
Hope Barrell
Simdny
C. F. Porter
Minnie Holsinger
Willard Mitchell
Dover
Marietta Heather
S. D. Carrow
Thomas Dobson
Warry UH. Moore
Miss Jennie Butler Celebrates Birthday At Home
Last Sunday friends gathered at Miss Jennie Butler's home to mark her birthday. She received many useful gifts and warm wishes, with refreshments served. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Del'ord and family plus Mrs. W. H. Heck dined with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Taylor on Sunday. Miss Mildred Taylor and Elizbeth Carter of Wilmington spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Taylor. Pliny Todd Roland Towers and families were Sunday visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Taylor. Dallas Carroll of Flareus Slook visited his parents. Roland Towers hosted friends from Baltimore. Miss Leren Lane and Louise Payne recently stayed with Miss Marie Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Butler
Jennie
Wm. L. Del’ord
W. H. Heck
Clayton Taylor
Mildred Taylor
Elizabeth Carter
Wilmington
W. P. Taylor
Pliny Todd
Roland
Towers
Dallas Carroll
Flareus Slook
C. A. Carroll
Roland Towers
Baltimore
Leren Lane
Louise Payne
Marie Taylor
St. Paul's Church
E. B. Lightner
Ars. Horace Morgan
R. W. Whitehurst
Emmett Barton
R. H. Barnes
Ironshire
Del
B. B. Brown
Barnes
Harry Porter
Laura Porter
Burrsville
Henry Wilkinson
Ridgely
Keplar Barnette
Horace Morgan
Henry Morgan
Robert Baynard
Centreville
Baynard
Everett Blades
Catherine Skinner
State Normal School
Towson
Frank Barton
Francis, Jr
Philadelphia
Lyceum
Millard Oxenham
Pastorfield
Grace Rood
Royal Oak
Charles Jarrell
Ellsboro
Queen Anne Packing Company
Josephine Skinner
Sallie Clark
Marian Covey
Ernest Jarman
Berlin
Mollie Diggans
Charlie Barton
Louise Short
Showard Culver
Hebron
Clifford Cortelyou
Rehoboth
Leroy Dowd
Csarry Jump
Dorothy
Bernard Messix
Wilbur Calloway
Washington
Howard Sewell
Chestertown
Wilbur Clark
Cambridge
Charlie Rhodes
Salisbury
George Eaton
Re opening services at Bloomery M E Church May 2
Smithville notes guests of the Smith and Bullock families. Sunday afternoon May 2 at 2 o'clock re opening services will feature Rev L W Layfield and other ministers. Various local residents were mentioned visiting relatives and friends in Cambridge Denton and Bridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Floyd Smith
Blaine Bullock
Joseph Spence
George Tucker
Kathryn Spence
Elizabeth
Evelyn
Rosella Bullock
Pecy Tucker
Bloomery M. E
L. W. Layfield
Jacob Smith
Earl Pennypacker
Smith
Sturley
Edward
Cambridge
Mer
Floyd C. Smith
Sith
EE. C. Wright
Denton
Sherman Neal
Bridgeville
Charles R. Neal
Amond Wright
Percy Tucker
The
Air Service
Virginia
Walter Liden
Well Known Citizens Dead In Denton And Beyond
Obituary notices from Denton Maryland report J Dukes Downes former Maryland State Banking Commissioner and vice president of Title Guarantee and Trust Company of Baltimore dies at 55 after stroke. Also funeral details for Edward W Liden former Sheriff and Orphans' Court judge, Elizabeth Whitby Lednum of Pocomoke City, Jesse L Reed of Tuckahoe Neck, Phil Spencer of Edgely, and Joseph Kibler near Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dukes Downes
Maryland
Title Guarantee and Trust Company of
Baltimore
Denton
Denton National Bank
Col
Philip W. Downes
Ritchie
Downes
Isabelle Merrick
Queen Anne's County
Worthington
Frederick
Louise
Ormond W. Downes
FP. W. Kirwan
Christ Episcopal Church
Edward Williams Liden
Orphans’ Court
Ife
Smithville
Penton
William E. Liden
Liden
Ella Chaotlineh
Potter's Landing
Lillian Dukes
Elizabeth Dukes
Messrs
Gootee
Shadraich M. Liden
Ernest Liden
Joseph Brown
Lewis N. Todd
Melvin E. Wheatley
T. C. Crowse
Lfe
Lednum
Preston
Pocomoke City
Iva Whitby
Charles I. Whitby, Jr
Alda P. Whitby
Jesse L. Reed
Tuckahoe Neck
Ruth Griffith
Denton Wellness Church
Denton Cemetery
Phil Spencer
Oakley Spencer
Kdgvely
Thomas Lord
A. J. Urry
Greensboro
Jumptown Church
Mr. Ziegler
Ridgely
Jumptown Cemetery
Joseph Kibler
Philadelphia
Card of Thanks for Mr. and Mrs. Cheezimt Family
The Cheezimt family extends gratitude to those who kindly offered sympathy during their recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Cheezimt
Court Adjourns. Admins Open in Several Estates
Court met with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Letters of administration granted to J Jerome Frampton for Andrew Towers estate. bond filed and creditors’ notice ordered. appraisers named Norris and Chaffinch. Administration granted to J Virgil Moore for Leonard Adams. bond filed. creditors’ notice. appraisers Phillips and Rutter. Inventory of William Richard Dean estate filed and approved. First and final account for Philip Pritchett estate approved. Will of Ira Norman Wagner to probate May dth at 11 am. Will of Elizabeth Pennewill admitted to probate. Laura Dean administrator of Joseph Patchett filed sales account approved. Maria Bechtel will proven and admitted to probate. Christian Gottwals appointed administrator with will annexed after renunciation. Appraisers Henry Medford and Linwood Riddleberger named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West, Harper and Shawn
Andrew Towers
J. Jerome Frampton
William [. Norris
J. Roland Chaffinch
Leonard Adams
J. Virgil Moore
Bond
Ira Norman Wagner
Frank W. Wagner
Elizabeth Pennewill
Laura H. Dean
Joseph P. Patchett
Local Church Welcomes Former Pastor and News of Members
A former pastor Rev. A W Betts returns for the year as Rev C S Marshall takes the M P Church post new assignments include Mrs Tirzah Frazier and son visiting Burrsville and family in Baltimore news of Richard Merriken operation progress Attor ney Wilbert Merriken and wife attend dinner with E M Willey Sam Chambers death noted in Salisbury New York visitors I T Nuttle hosts David Marine Jr visit Greensboro friends Alice Price to lead next Christian Endeavor service Sherman Hubbard back from Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Betts
Felton
Del
Mr. Betts
C. S. Marshall
Chincoteague
M. P. Chaurch
E. M. Willey
Wilbert Merriken
Sam Chambers
Easton
Pine Bluff Sanatorium
Salisbury
David Marine
David, Jr
New York City
I. T. Nuttle
F. N. Smith
Miss Esther
Greensboro
Alice Price
Christian Endeavor Service
Sherman Hubbard
William Chambers
Baltimore
Ilenry W Hynson Dies Suddenly At Daughter's Home
Ilenry W Hynson aged 75 died at his daughter Mrs George Cannon home near Ruthsburg Wednesday evening after arriving from Baltimore that afternoon. He suffered heart trouble for years and died within minutes after supper. A farmer near Jumptown, he lived in Baltimore ten years with the Public Service Commission. Surviving children from his first marriage include Clarence, Percy, Mrs Lee Quimby and Mrs George Cannon. second marriage produced Pou, Wilbur, Chester, Mrs Earle Redden, Louise and Dorothy. Funeral was held at Mrs Cannon home Saturday at 10 o clock with interment in Hillsboro cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilenry W. Hynson
George Cannon
Ruthsburg
Mr. Hynson
Baltimore
Hynson
Jumptown
Public Service Commission
Henderson
Anna Gibson
St. Michaels
Annie Richardson
Queen Anne’s
Clarence
Ohio
Percy
Cambridge
Lee Quimby
Queen Anne’s County
Pou
Easton
Wilbur
Hagerstown
Chester
California
Earle Redden
Near Ridgely
Louise
Dorothy Hynson
Cannon
Hillsboro
Foster Huone Family Reunites Near Frederica
Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Foster Huone of Frederica hosted a family reunion for their cousin Mrs H Wesley Ross with twenty six guests. A C Warrington Jr recently visited both Wilmington and Philadelphia. Harvey Slaughter moved from Harrington to a nearby farm. Steinmetz repairs his farm residence. Frank Wright bought a farm near Harrington. Pearl Baynard recently visited Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Huone
Frederica
Wesley Ross
A. C. Warrington, Jr
Wihnington
Philadelphia
Harvey Slaughter
Harrington
Steinmetz
Frank Wright
Pearl Baynard
Wilmington
Hillsboro and Queen Anne Community Notices
Attendees at the U P conference at Greensboro Baptist Church included Rev W P Taylor and many local families. Fragments recount social visits, burials, church events, a Sun day School Council meeting, Children’s Day planning, and local arrivals and departures.
Tribbett Family and Guests Spend Weekend in North Carolina
Mr and Mrs Edden Tribbett hosted Mrs Lottie Satterfield and Miss Elsie Tribbett with her friend Mr Thomas Skinter of Pennsylvania over the week end. They visited Greensboro and Denton Sunday morning and returned Sunday afternoon. Other visitors included Mr and Mrs Webster Ivins of Burrsville and Mr and Mrs Sherman Tribbett of Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edden Tribbett
Lottie Satterfield
Elsie Tribbett
Thomas Skinter
Greensboro
Denton
Webster Ivins
Burrsville
Sherman Tribbett
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Miss Wilson
G. L. Wilson
Frank Fleming
George B. Stewart
Susie Thompson
W. C. Russell
A. T. Cahall
Cahall
H. R. Covell
Covell
R. E. Baynard
Harrington Cemetery
Charles Chipley
Sproul
Fishbach
Pittsburgh
H. Loy Beaven
Larry Messick
Messick
Roe
John Holt
Port Jarvis
W. B. Sparks
N. C. Strangin
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Ella Pennington
T. A. Seward
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