Local notices and community updates from Denton area
Centreville court sessions and Caroline attendance noted. May Day events highlight health year at Denton schools with Queen of May and health lessons. Measles outbreaks and other illnesses reported across Caroline. church revival and evangelistic meetings in Greensboro. Political candidacy news includes Roe re election bid and other primaries. ferry service to open by June with two lake steamers and 12 mile outside route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Nichols & Co’s. Ad
Hignutt
Hughes & Co
L. B. Towers & Bro
Concord
Neal Brothers
Hurlock
Centreville Court
Caroline
Charles R. Curtis
John Lankford
Federalsburg High School
Wesley E. Thawley
Board of Election Supervisors
Preston
Bethlehhem
Epworth League
Glee Club
Denton Schools
High School
J. Kemp Stevens
Irvin Smith
G. H. Rue
Denton
Jean Kauffman
Alma Deen
Charlotte Temple
Elinor Wilson
Harriett Burns
Elisha Hobbs
Philadelphia
Denton Cemetery
Francis W. Kirwan
Christ Church
Elon S. Hobbs
New York
Katherine
Roberta
Clara Hobbs
Greensboro Baptist Church
J. Wilson Brown
Weston Memorial Baptist Church
Brown
Melvin G. Morris
Dudley G. Roe
Queen Anne’s
J. H. C. Legg
Senator Roe
Jas. T. Knotts
Thomas R. L. Price
William S. Dellahay
House of Delegates
Harry C. Flowers
Harry C. Butler
Register of Wills
William T. Bishop
Anderson Carter Marriage at Denton Church
The wedding of Miss Ella Margarette Carter and Mr. Eugene George Anderson was held in Denton Methodist Episcopal Church on May 4. Rev. Kirwan and Rev. Wheatley officiated with music by Mrs. Mulford Swing. A large reception followed. the couple will relocate to North Carolina where Anderson will continue highway work. The ceremony included many relatives and friends from Denton and several out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Margarette Carter
Eugene George Anderson
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Francis W. Kirwan
Christ, Protestant Episcopal Church
Melvin E. Wheatley
Cornelius DeWeese
John T. Carter
Georgette
Willifred
Mary DeWeese
Margaret Jones
Elizabeth Pastorfield
Dorothy DeWeese
Charlotte Anne Pastorfield
Page Comegys
J. DeWeese Carter
D. O. George
J. Mulford Swing
William McKenney
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
William H. Anderson
Denton
Maryland State Highway Commission
North Carolina
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Caroline High School
Maryland College
Lutherville
Washington
A. C. Norstedt
Uniontown
K. L. Kelso
Marion
Ohio
Scott Beck
Chestertown
Thomas Callahan
Wye Mills
J. Kennard Jones
Walter Daly
Jefferson
Howard Covey
William McCallum
Macklin
Jennie Macklin
Philadelphia
Townsend Rust
T. Porter Rust
Miriam Rust
Greenwood
Charles H. Carter
Iva
Blanche Carter
Seaord
Howard Hardesty
Elizabeth Hardesty
Bridgeville
Alfred Baughley
Burrsville
D. Thompson Swing
John M. Swing
Margaret Swing
Ridgely
Price
Kent Jacobs
Bob Price
J. H. C. Legg
A. H. Green
Marcella Thomas
Centreville
John W. Noble
Thomas L. Trice
Ralph Lednan
Preston
Better Homes
Church House
America
the Beautiful
Elizabeth Smith
Mary Frieze Ringgold
Mary Brumbaugh
Rev. L. S. Matthews
Paul Sewell
James Simon
Florence Ludwig
Steerforth
David Copperfield
Charles Dean
Nellie Jackson
Rip van Winkle
Raymond Fisher
Drummer Boy
Gladys Rickards
George Fitz
Harry Hemmons
Prof
Kinhart
Daniel Cecil
Marguerite Holsinger
L. M. Goodwin
Simon
L. R. Brumbaugh
Greensboro
Church of the Brethren
Society of Christian Workers
Near East Relief
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Alice Bennington
Edgar Lane
Lew Lane
Frank Matthews
Clements
Palmyra
N. J
Stella Reynolds
Marguerite
Hickman
W. T. Sharpley
Chincoteague
Sharpley
The
Reformed Church
Henry Wilkinson
Burton Wilkinson
Riz French
Harrington
Herbert Keeneman
Frank Long
Baltimore
Fitz
Selbyville
Brackett
Ed. Stevens
Rehoboth
Warry Laird
Samuel Lewis
Leonard McKnett
George Smith
Oxford
F. P. Herr
Florida
Allen Parsons
A. W. Thompson
Gus Keeneman
Cordova
Harry Wood
Wilmington
Glassboro
New Jersey
Maryland Marriage and Divorce Rates for 1925 Reported
The Department of Commerce reports 25 447 marriages in Maryland in 1925, up from 25 042 in 1924, an increase of 105 or 4 percent, while divorces fell to 1 614 from 1 661. Population estimates show 1 560 230 in 1925 and 1 540 961 in 1924, yielding 16.3 marriages per 1 000 and 1.083 divorces per 1 000 in 1925. Caroline county recorded 189 marriages in 1925, up from 161 in 1924. no divorces listed.
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Department of Commerce
Maryland
Caroline County
P. T. A. To Meet Tuesday Night at Caroline High
The County P T A final meeting for the school year will be at Caroline High School on Tuesday May 11 starting at 8 o'clock The program features music by the Glee Club and Chorus with roll call reports and several discussions including institute features at Salisbury vocational training needs in schools athletics and reminiscences of the Salisbury Institute Directed by Mrs Stevens and Mrs Rue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Caroline High School
P. & T. Institute
Salisbury
Maud Hemmons
Funeral notices and church news from Burraville and around
Burraville and nearby towns report funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Friedel and two children at Barratt's Chapel after a Felton accident. A 17 year old daughter remains in critical condition at Milford Hospital. Revival meetings at Holiness Church continue. Local visits and gatherings include families from Burraville and Greensbor o. Several pastors report growing congregations and a May 23 sermon. Mr. John L Chance returns from Cambridge Hospital. Mrs. Chance shows slight improvement. Communities share sick lists and hospitality notes as spring events unfold.
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John Singer
Barratt’s Chapel
Wilbur Friedel
Felton
Milford Hospital
Friedel
Singer
Houston Thawley
John Thawley
Brown
R. H. Stafford
Robert
Fred Lewis
Harvey Collison
Ernest Murphy
Holiness Church
Culver
Adams
Greensboro
B. W. Lowrey
King
The
Baptist Church
John L. Chance
Cambridge Hospital
Union M. P
A. T. Garrett
Willis Butler
Farmington
A. W. Betts
Hobbs
George Wyatt
Noah Dearth
W. T. Bullock
Mite Society of Union M. P
J. H. Ward
Salisbury
W. L. Jump
Wilbur Welch
Herman Halteman
Trice
Marcus Hook
Henderson Social Roundup and Local Happenings
Henderson residents attend ball game between Athletics and Washington. Edith Stewart of Baltimore speaks on Near East Relief at M E Church. William Goodwin Jr. visits from Fal som Pa with family. A A Gilbert now lives with son Kelso Gilbert near town. Senior class to perform Jimmy Yonson's Job at Eden Hall Saturday. Various visits and weekend stays noted including Mary Robb, Julia Spinka, Emma Newlee, and families. Mothers Day services planned at M E Church.
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Milton Dill
Aldo Montague
George Clayville
Athletics
Washington
Edith Stewart
Baltimore
M. E. Church
William Goodwin, Jr
Falsom
William H. Goodwin
A. A. Gilbert
Union Bridge
Kelso Gilbert
W. F. Clark
Pierce
Freeborn Ellwanger
Greensboro
Mary Robb
State Normal School
Towson
Tom Robb
Julia Spinka
New York City
Emma Newlee
William Sanders
Easton
John Medford
Wilmington
Viola Conaway
al Buscher
J. B. Medford
Local Social Notes From Goldsboro And Nearby
Mr. William Dennison and family and Mr. William Craig and family of near Wyoming Delaware visited A G Dennison. Mrs. Sallie Voshell of Centreville spent time with sister Mrs. W T Jarman. The Lane and Scott families visited Elkton area. Funeral attendance for Mr. Charles Russell occurred in Milford. Ladies Aid entertained by Mrs. Grant DeWitt. Sewing Circle hosted by Mrs. W J Murphy. Visitors include Harrington and Baltimore travelers T N Jarrell A D Quillen and Mrs. Robert Jarrell in Philadelphia. Miss Madge Jump from Queen Anne visited T N Jarrell. Clayton Cole made a Philadelphia trip. Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens F J Wrights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dennison
William Craig
Wyoming
Del
A. G. Dennison
Sallie Voshell
Centreville
W. T. Jarman
J. F. Lane
Charles Russell
Milford
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grant DeWitt
Hardie Williams
Tilghman
Baltimore
Bess Ross
Greensboro
Jack Chue
W. J. Murphy
Luther Johnson
Harrington
T. N. Jarrell
A. D. Quillen
Robert Jarrell
Philadelphia
Madge Jump
Queen Anne
Clayton Cole
Wedding anniversary at Queen Anne and St Pauls notices
Queen Anne and Mr and Mrs B Barton celebrated their wedding anniversary last Wednesday with St Pauls choir and friends. Sunday services at St Pauls Church May 9 include Sunday School 9.30, preaching 10.30 A Mothers Gifts, Parental Responsibility. Various local guests attended church events and musical programs.
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Barton
St. Paul’s Choir
Christian Endeavor service led by Hobbs in town
Hobbs Miss Helen Hubbard will lead the Christian Endeavor service tomorrow evening, followed by a sermon by Rev. A We Betts on Mother Her Privileges and Responsibilities. Parishioners of Thawleys Burrsville and Ames churches donated to the pastor and wife Tuesday evening as others visited family and friends in town.
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Helen Hubbard
Christian Endeavor
A. We Betts
Arthur Moore
Newark
N. d
Florida
FL On. Smith
L. B. Moore
M. Merriken
Federalsbureg
Ben Lawless
Bernice
Charles Todd
Philadelphia
John Thomas
Calvin Betts
Felton
A. W. Betts
Thawley’s
Burrsville
Ames
W. HL. Lord
Walter Lord
Harrison Satterfield
Dover
George Henry
Oron Smith
Susanna Smith
Lillian Starkey
Tennessee
Mar.iane Starkey
Mother Willey
Baltimore
Apartment and houses for rent on Main and Third streets
L B Towers offers a second story apartment for rent at the corner of Main and Third streets and several small houses available in the town’s rental areas.
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L. B. Towers
Happenings at Hillsboro Recital and Community Notes
A Hillsboro recital at Tri County High School features Florence Finch pupils with a long program of dances and songs led by Eugenia Morgan, Dora Sewell, and many performers. Community items cover church meetings, missionary talks in Wilmington, Children’s Week events, weddings, Mother’s Day plans, and local social visits through May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Finch
Tri-County High School
Clayton
Eugenia Morgan
Dora Sewell
Florence Blades
Ian Garden
Isabelle Barton
Hazel Eaton
Minnie Anderson
Eleanor Flowers
Anna Wood
Ruth Sewell
Ruth Reynolds
Louise Wright
Edna Clopper
Edith
Hazel Rice
Lida May Connelly
Susie Anderson
Eugenia Barton
Dora Se
India
Mr. Taylor
W. B. Sparks
Sherwood
Lee
Dorothy Jump
Taylor
Thompson’s Hall
William P. Taylor
Charles C. Shields
Brooklyn
N.Y
Frances L. Mandrell
Hayden, Md
Queen Anne
M. E
Christ
Charles Jarrell
Jennie Clough
Church Hill
G. B. Stewart
W. Whitehurst
Miriam Gale
P. W. Pilchard
H. M. Thompson
J. Norman Clark
Gladys Gale
D. J. Givan
Messrs
H. L. Heaven
E. H. Gale
W. F. Dickinson
Cambridge
Miss Rice
Easton Emergency Hospital
H. P. Flowers
Elwood Flening
Federalsburg
S. S. Thompson
Billy
Baltimore
H. Lay Beaven
Edgar Blades
G. H. Tarbutton
Wilmington
H. M.thompson
Philadelphia
J. A. Hall
Swort
EB. A. Barton
Milford Kline
Easton
I. EB. Darrell
Mothers Day at Denton M P Church Heeds Sunday Service
May 9 marks Mothers Day with 11 o'clock services at Denton M P Church. The pastor will preach a fitting sermon and the choir will provide special music. Evening service at 7 30 features a sermon on Christ as the Outdoor Man from Bruce Barton's The Man Nobody Knows. All are invited to attend Sunday School and evening worship.
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O'Cloeck
Denton M. P
Christ
Bruce Larton
G. J. Wooker
Mrs James Lewis entertains for school fundraiser
Ridgrely notes Mrs James Lewis hosted a card party on Tuesday to benefit local schools. Also mentioned are a Methodist Church Mothers Day service Sunday morning and Mrs Thompson Swing entertaining Mrs K L Kelso of Marietta Ohio. Miss Leona Jackson visiting in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgrely
James Lewis
Thompson Swing
K. L. Kelso
Marietta
Ohio
Leona Jackson
Baltimore
M. K. Newnan Advertisement on Page Three
M K Newnan places a brief notice on page three promoting services and offerings. The ad presents contact details and a pointed call to action for readers seeking specific goods or assistance from the Newnan business.
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M. K. Newnan
Community Children Week closes with mass meeting
The Children’s Week observance ends with a mass meeting at the High School auditorium this Sunday afternoon. Miss McCormick will speak and the Baptist Orchestra will provide special music. Congressman Lowrey addressed a large Baptist Church crowd Sunday evening on The King and His Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Smith Edwards
Ralph Pritchett and Son
Philadelphia
Belle Wilson
Joseph Orrell, Jr
E. C. Orrell
Olin Price
Alvah Dobson
Vergie Roe
Claiborne
M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid Room
Margaret Cross
Beacom's College
Wilmington
M. E
M. M. Dickerson
P. S. Raughley
Guy Pippins
Swedesboro
N. J
Ed. Morgan
Anna Jane
Jessie Wyatt
Cora Wyatt
Harold Baggs
Atlantic City
Andrew Baggs
L. W. Taylor
Preston
Harrison Nashold
Otis Lane
Queenstown
Orphans' Court Proceedings Include Numerous Probate Actions
The Orphans Court met with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Ed ward W. Liden Ira Norman Wagner Joseph Kibler and Francis A Clark wills probated. Executors named bonds approved appraisers listed. Admin on Francis A Clark estate granted to Wilmina Clark. Inventories and appraisements filed. Guardianship release approved for Maggie V. Dean. Probate dates set for Gadow and Brockway wills. A play titled A Womanless Wedding announced for May 10 at the High School Auditorium.
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Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Edward W. Liden
Harvey L. Cooper
Lillie D. Liden
Gootee S. Liden
John L. Everngam
Isaac L. Dukes
Ira Norman Wagner
Harry W. Davis
Wilmers
Noble
Joseph Kibler
Fred R. Owens
Lewis Kibler
Mike Schreiber
Francis A. Clark
Wilmina Clark
E. T. Orme
Walton Trice
J. Dukes Downes
Alexander Hardcastle
Bund
H. Earle Smith
Samuel G. Nuttle
Christian Gottwall
Co. T. A
Maria G. Bechtel
Elie L. Davis
Clayton N. Cheezum
Martha E. Cheezum
Maggie V. Dean
William Melvin Turner
Frank A. Gadow
August Gadow
Jesse L. Reed
Josiah A. Beck
Beud
J. L. Dukes and
Lacy
Murphy
Daniel S. Brockway
T. Clayton Horsey
Albert S
Undy
Mary A. G. Wright
Social News Highlights From Denton Party Scene
Misses Anne Anthony Carlotta Kinnaimon and Eleanor Willis hosted a kitchen shower and bridge for Pauline Nichols ahead of her marriage to Henry Maessen. Guests wore old-fashioned costumes, attended a mock wedding, and enjoyed lilac decor, gifts, a supper, and a wedding cake. A farewell party for M Esther Dunham featured apple blossoms and games, with attendees including Gladys Roe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Anthony
Carlotta Kinnaimon
Eleanor Willis
Bridge
Pauline Nichols
Henry Maessen
Toilers’ Club
M. Esther Dunham
Philadelphia
Maryland
Miss Dunham
Layton Bowdle
Ruth Russell
Binghampton
N. Y
Brick Hotel
Harry K. Stewart
F. E. Yeoman
G. Lacey Stevens
Lynne Stevens
Ida Betson
Joseph Lynch
Isabel
Wilmington
Del
C. H. Whitby
Baltimore
Denton
Pocomoke City
R. I. Ledman
B. B. Brumbaugh
Elkridge
Will Conduct Revival Here in Denton May 16
Rev. George W. Cooke will lead an evangelistic campaign in a large tent at Fifth Avenue and Franklin Street Denton starting May 16. The 1500 seat tent will feature baritone Prof Harold H Vignuelle in charge of music and a 100 voice choir. Revs F W Kirwan G J Hooker Sara Arnold and Melvin E Wheatley represent cooperating churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cooke
D. D
Denton
Fifth Avenue
Franklin Street
Harold H. Vignuelle
F. W. Kirwan
G. J. Hooker
S.ara Arnold
Melvin E. Wheatley
Death of Mr William Rutter in Wilmington
Mr William Rutter aged 66 a brother of Mr Walter S Ratter of Denton died while en route to work in Wilmington last Thursday morning. He was unmarried. Funeral services were held at his late home 426 East Fifth Street at 8 PM Saturday. The body rested at McGinnis M P Church Queen Annes County on Sunday with further services. Interment followed in the churchyard cemetery. Born in Queen Annes County he had lived in Wilmington 24 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rutter
Walter S. Ratter
Denton
Wilmington
East Fifth Street
McGinnis M. P. Church
Queen Anne’s County
Queen Anne's County
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Ruth
Nellie Dean
Sidney Bradley
Evelyn Dukes
Horace Morgan
W. P. Monroe
Millsboro
Olin Ford
Marydel
Archie Purse
Seaford
Harry Gibson
W.T. Pastorfield
P. M. Pastorfield
Edward Halloway
Royal Oak
R. V. Whitehurst
Hillsboro
Emmett Barton
Medford Turner
Milton Briscoe
Camden
Hannaberry
Providence Michardson
Everett Blades
St. Michaels
Hackett Sewell
Ray Turner
Milton
Delaware
FF. SS. Bowens
C. H. Dean
Stevensville
Harry Clark
Suneday
Mary Straughn
Mollie Wilkinson
Charles Covey
Wilmnington
Ernest Entory
Ladies’ Aid
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Guild
Doris Sharp
Gréesboro
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