Local notices mix sales, meetings and births in Denton
The week’s notices include straw hat sales at Everngamr’s and Mudd’s Shop Unique, upcoming bake sales by the I. C. E. of the M. P. Church, and the Senior Class trip to Washington with Prof. Johns and Miss Ford. Also reported are measles cases in Caroline county, a divorce in Caroline County Court, and upcoming district and county events including a track meet at Washington College and a spring music festival across several high schools.
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Journal
P. D. Phillips & Bro
Salisbury
State Road
Ridgely
Bridgetown
Federalsburg
Greensboro Baptist Church
Cooke
Indy
Preston Council
William S. Elben
Tuckahoe Neck
Elben
Knotts
Owie F. Wilkins
Easton
Charles W. Shawn
Denton
Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company
Crisfield
America
Frederick J. Libby
Big Tent
Caroline County
Washington College
Henderson
Greensboro
Preston
St. Michaels
Nichols Muessen wedding notes in Denton society
Miss Pauline Nichols became Mrs Henry J Muessen in a Denton home ceremony on May 15 with Dr T Q Crouse officiating. The wedding featured Anne Anthony piano preludes, a Mandelin style aOh, and a collage of guests from Baltimore Philadelphia and New York as the couple prepare a Second Street Denton home and a honeymoon cruise aboard the S S Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ed. Nichols
Denton
Pauline Nichols
Henry J. Muessen
T. Q. Crouse
Nichols
Anne Anthony
Emil Rosenast
J. W. Muessen
A. E. Muessen
R. Ells Clark
Virginia Cooper
John Witzell
Baltimore
Chicago
Henry Piel
New York
Thomas L Trice
Preston
Winfield T. Nichols
Florida
John Swing
Ella Pearsaul
Ridgely
Earl Rosenast
Merchantville
N. J
Margaret Rat
Metropolis
Sun Rays
New York Sun
M. Wade Hughes
Chevy Chase
R. Boon Beauchamp
Clarence E. Rice
Frenry Wild
Bernice Antchil
Indiana
Mrs. Wild
John Bennett
Ridley Park
Wm. E. Cheerwin
E. D. C. Hegeman
New Jersey
Walter George
Irelen
Mary Kailgallen
Marguerite Young
Dorothy Walraven
Cambridge
H. Clay Hobbs
Hobbs
Alicin Emerson
Washington, D. C
R. H. White
Fanny
George C. Shirven
Brooklyn
Dwight Biscoe
W. A. Culver
Mary Kilgallen
Revival Services In Goldsboro Led By Rev John Baker
Revival meetings led by Baltimore evangelist Rev John Moses Baker draw large nightly crowds in Goldsboro. An all day service is planned for Sunday May 21 with Sunday School at 9:30 am preaching at 11, 3 and 8 pm. Baker is joined by Rev Mr Whaley and two Baltimore gospel singers, with a large choir. Also notes local social visits from Addie Sturell Marguerite Griffin Louise Dennison Towson students and area residents visiting family during the weekend.
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Baltimore
John Moses Baker
Baker
Whaley
Gospel Singers
Addie Sturell
Marguerite Griffin
Louise Dennison
State Normal School
Towson
Bryan Shockley
Massey
Thomas Shockley
Harry Gibson
Delmer
J. W. Gibson
Noecse
Wilmington
T. N. Jarrell
Jack Chue
Middletown
Hattie Atkinson
Addie Jarrell
Local residents visit relatives and friends this weekend
Greensboro residents and visitors from Wilmington Chestertown Philadelphia Towson and Baltimore filled a weekend with family visits. Notables include Miss Margaret Cross Marion Cross and Lawrence Luff recovering after a recent automobile accident and several students and academics from Washington College State Normal School and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cross
Beacom’s Business College
Wilmington
Marion Cross
Washington College
Chestertown
M. P. Cross
Little Lawrence Luff
J. R. Luff
W. B. Moore
R. F. Eaton
Centreville
Josephine Moore
Burt Hobbs
Hattie Atkinson
State Normal School
Towson
W. B. Massey
Joseph Bernard
Washinngton College
J. C. Bernard
Messrs
Cyrus and
Edgar Stufft
Philadelphia
A. G. Stufft
C. C. Prettyman
Indiana
James Swann
James Curry
Stanley
Margaret Morgan
Baltimore
Edgar Deahyne
Bobby
John R. Lutt
George Mitchell
West Grove
Alice Bearman
West Chester
Olver Marker
James
Robert Frasier
Marshall Hutson
Charles Rich
Mabel
Ralph Pritchett
Mildred Everett
Marcus Hook
Samuel Reid
New York City
David Stuffe
Conrad Travers
C. H. Pipps
Henderson Girls Win Seventh Annual Denton Track Meet
Henderson High School girls varsity volleyball clinched a 10 to 9 win over Ridgely High in a thrilling seventh annual Denton meet. The squad, 9-0 with 188 points to 10 for opponents, eyes the State championship in Baltimore June 11. Team: Grace McShane captain Rosanna Richard Anna Churchman Sara Meisterich Beatrice Hudson Huttie Smith Marie Dill Naomi Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Henderson High School
Ridgely High School
Gonfalon
Henderson Girls
Greensboro
Sadferpville
Preston
Federalsburg
Ridgely
Baltimore
Grace McShane
Rosanna Richard
Anna Churchman
Sara Meisterich
Beatrice Hudson
Huttie Smith
Marie Dill
Naomi Stafford
L See
D. Crouse
C Donovan
E Jarrell
J Curry
D Deel
W. Norris
Jr. Denton
M. Pentz
Harding
S. Hurst
E. Crouse
E Bell
Noble
R. Dean
Rt. Pisher
C. Stevenson
Rudgely
G Ames
B. Brides
R. Kruger
E. Playharty
KR. Dulmn
J. Curry
W. Lankford
Nile
See —Preston
Hoffal
C. Noble
R. Dulin
R. Sidwon
Ridge
Mary Quillen
Louise Crouse
Dorothy Weir
Thelma West
Trances Orme
Marie Pent
Pocahontas
J. Morris
L Sullivan
Co Nichols
N. Dathn
T. W Bullock
Meredith
W. Christopher
Ro Nichols
Ve Andrews
M. Love
Denton d. Federalsburg
D. Denton
D. Greensboro
BO Wright
J.A. Nepert
Lands
HH. Blades
J. Wilson
AH. Hall
J Seaman
C Kohler
W. Kleinwaehter
L Craft
Ballsboro
Hillsboro
Henderson
Moore’s
Winnine
Riddlehage
Ro Hubbard
H. Howard
EF Zacharias
I. Dulin
FE. Pearson
D. Langrell
Roo Dulm
W. Urry
G Adams
Mirved
Chestnut Grove
Ceelin Hubbard
Virgina Eabbard
Ruth Waldis
W. Towers
Eo Williams
Kathleen Walds
Dollie Wright
Theodore Trice
Gals
Dodge Ball
du Greensboro
Harmony
Goldsboro
RO Bowdle
Viola Collins
Esther Meredith
Blanche Woight
Jeanette McMahan
Anna Wharton
Helen Bullock
Rosa ‘Truitt
Frances Vickers
Jonnie Wharton
Guils
D. Henderson
Ridgely d . Denton
Pedersburg
Pederalsburg
D. Ridgely
Gladys Bradley
Helen Covey
Helen Bowdle
Katherine Noble
Matilda Croll
Margaret Collins
Roselle Covey
Rosalie Watson
Bul
Bessie Wright
Eva Largan
Myrtle Towers
Eunice Hallowell
Mary White
Edna Lankford
Elizabeth Jester
Alice Meredith
Helen Cook
John
Clara Wing
Mary J. Howard
Grace Sullivan
Susan Griffith
Myrtle Hignutt
Hester Wyatt
Orath Taylor
Alice Hignutt
Alice Trice
Alma Dean
Ruth Trice
Ruth McCrea
Ida Nabb
Greensboro Evangelical Campaign Draws Crowds in Baptist Church
The Brown Evangelistic Campaign has held two weeks of meetings at Greensboro Baptist Church with large audiences, conversions, and baptisms. Blind gospel singer Robert Frasier from Philadelphia impressed the crowd last Monday. He is set to return August 15 for a two week open air drive, with Dr J Wilson Brown and Rev W L McKee participating in ongoing nightly services through next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Greensboro Baptist Church
Robert Frasier
Philadelphia
Greensboro
J. Wilson Brown
W. L. McKee
Indiana
Ridgely News Letter Notes and Local Happenings
Mrs Watson Booker returns from Florida with sister Mrs Carter husband and nephew Orris Ames. Oxford visitor Mrs Hamilton stays with Mrs Booker. Local ball game Centerville Ri dgely 8 Roch Hall 1 Melvin Bennington hits 3 home runs. Church events, club meetings, weddings, travels, and residents moving in and out are summarized with names and places. Gardens bustling and community activities continue through week.
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Watson Booker
Florida
Carter
Orris Ames
Hamlton
Oxford
Booker
Alice Bennington
Lee Bennington
Alice
Centreville
Raymond Wood
Mildred Rowe
Mary Robinson
Marcus Hook
Ridgely
George Fitt
Christ
J. M. Swing
R. E. Fountain
T. Saulsbury
Easton
William Morris
Cordova
Arthur Scully
Alec Bennington
Leolin Jackson
Harold Hatfiell
Robert
Georgetown
Charles Stevenson
Mary Redden
Denton
Pauline Nichols
Woman's Home Missionary Sorciety
Church House
Ruthsburg
Annie Turner
Porter
Baltimore
Jennie Smith
Gertrude Deyo
Wallhill
N. Y
Ord Raleigh
Fred Flounders
Chestertown
Harry Hemmons
Wallace
N. C
Elma
Louise Wilson
Thompson Swing
Kelso
Mabel Jones
Bridgeside
Leona Jackson
Baltinore
Dorothy Saulsbury
Elaine
Philadelphia
Rising Sun
Wallace Wilson
Arizona
T. C. Cahall
William Thompson
Thaurmont
I. E. Mason
Roger Ringgold
Faston
Frances Pennington
Harvey Sewell
Robert Dean
Surprise party hosted at Prod Wrights home
A surprise party was held Tuesday night May 11 at the home of Mr and Mrs Prod Wright. Attendees included Mr and Mrs William Perry and son, Mr and Mrs Fred Blades, Mr and Mrs Henry Cheezum and children, Mr and Mrs Roland Blades and children, Dorothy Blondes Delly Knotts Daisy Blades Elise Martha Marquart Tilghman from Easton Edna Matthews Lloyd Donahoe Monroe Ford Cheezum Vernon Blades Preston Towers Gray Nelson Carey Clayton Cheezum Leslie Earl Wright Earl Blades Frank McCarter Earl Perry Myles Poiest Donahoe Henry Waldron George Stafford Fred Marquart Carlston Elworth Wright Melvin Willard Blades Harlan Davis Oscar Earl Todd Edwin Worm Walter Covey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prod Wright
William Perry
Fred Blades
Henry Cheezum
Roland Blades
Dorothy Blondes
Delly Knotts
Daisy Blades
Elise
Martha Marquart
Tilghman
Easton
Edna Matthews
Lloyd Donahoe
Monroe
Ford Cheezum
Vernon Blades
Preston Towers
Gray
Nelson Carey
Clayton Cheezum
Leslie
Earl Wright
Earl Blades
Frank McCarter
Earl Perry
Myles
Poiest Donahoe
Henry Waldron
George Stafford
Fred Marquart
Carlston
Elworth Wright
Melvin
Willard Blades
Harlan Davis
Oscar
Earl Todd
Edwin Worm
Walter Covey
Queen Anne Ushers' Union meets at Mrs Lightner's home
The Ushers' Union of the M. E Church South held a Friday evening meeting at Mrs B Lightner's home decorated with flowers. Charles F Stewart and Harry Jump led the program with addresses by Judge Hammond and Rev RV Whitehurst. Refreshments followed. Various local residents and guests attended multiple engagements and visits around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ushers’ Union
The
M. E Church South
B. Lightner
Charles F. Stewart
Harry Jump
Judge Hammond
Royal Gah
RV. Whitehurst
Mattie Ivins
Peehshil
N.Y
Noyes Memorial School
YH. Barnes
New York
Louise Short
Denton
Eastern Star
St. Michaels
M. E. Wilkinson
Elisabeth Jump
Harold
Annie Jump
Hillsboro
Charles Rhodes
Howard Jowers
Warry Moore
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Easton
J A. Rood
Januls
Virw
Mas Henry Morgan
Mosses Grace
Emily Dulin
Polly Calloway
Mass Madge Jump
Pred Jump
C Merrick
Hobbs
Mroo
Calwell Wilson
E H. Dashiell
Salsbury
Dower
Wilbur Clark
Canbridge
Clara Price
Baltimore
Jane Stayton
Benjamin K. Davis of Valcourt Dies in Barn Fire
Benjamin K. Davis of Valcourt Saskatchewan died April 29 when a barn fire destroyed his barn as he tried to save stock and grain. He was a son of Nathaniel and Emily Randers Oasis, longtime community promoter and church worker. He left a widow Mary Whiteley, Preston, and seventeen grandchildren with three sisters and numerous relatives across Canada and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin K. Davis
Valoor
Saskatchewan
Canada
Tire
Hus
Trys
Hns
Nathaniel
Preston
William
Wilcox
Rex
Rouleau
Charles
Sessler
Wilhham Abel
Regina
Waliam Mibkee
Sidney Pulcher
Maryheld
Sash
Herbert Thompson
Detroit
Mich
Kate Collins
Lynch
Kent
Joseph Mollyan
Leena Oasis
Wilmington
Del
Missour
Maryland
Delaware
Bethel Church
J. F. Madding
California
Washington, D. C
Juhn Kelley
Wim. Bf, Kelley
Ma Os Kelley Mas Madding
Little Roch
Arch
Mattie Kelley
Tod D. Kelley
Leaington, Ky
Denton Wins In County Track Meet At Caroline High
Denton High led the county athletic meet on Caroline High School grounds Friday, scoring 150 points to take top honors by 28 points. Results show Denton figures across events from sprints to field events with multiple athletes from Federalsburg Ridgely Greensboro and others placing in finals and relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Caroline High School
Dentona
Faduralsburg
Preston
Ridgely
Greemsboro
AL Lee
Henderson
Chestnut Grove
Harmony
Walsboro
Concord
Moore
Williston
J. Zacharias
Greensboro
RO Pleetwood
B. Wright
F. Williams
Pederalsburg
Bo Wight
R. Fleetwood
C. Koerber
P. Dobson
I Hirs
P Seese
W. Paswaters
Greenstore
J. Wilson Dillon
J. Hurloch
Federalsburg
C. Rice
J Oil
Ellwanger
Kibker
PL Gelletly
Pusey
H. Mitchell
W. Papwaters
Wlemvachter
B Parker
E. Cooper
J. Wright
P. Hemmions
C Baker
S Offord
Wright
C. Baker
Wen
Inter-Parochial Meeting of Women’s Auxiliary in Two Counties
An inter-parochial meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary will be held at the Church of the Holy Trinity in Greensboro coming Tuesday at 10:30 AM. Bishop George W. Davenport will conduct the morning service and Rev. Robert W. Lewis will preach. The agenda includes a parish roll call, missions prayer, parish activity reports, a box lunch recess, three addresses on Mountain Work Summer School and Mission Study Classes and Corporate Gift, an Organization session, and officer elections with adjournment announced. All ladies of Caroline and Talbot counties are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Talbot
Church of the Holy Trinity
Greensboro
George W. Davenport
Easton
Robert W. Lewis
Shrewsbury Parish
Kent County
Helen Lloyd
Christ Church
Thomas M. Green
Holy Trinity Church
Oxford
Dudley Roe
Caroline and
Talbot Counties
Denton Leader Franks W. Redden Dies at 69
Prominent Denton citizen Mr Frank W Redden died at his Second Street home after a long illness. He was 69 and had worked in lumber and grain, then contracting and building. He helped erect many local structures including the old brick high school. Survived by widow Lizzie Phillips Redden and daughter Caroline Phillips Redden. brother George T Redden and sisters Mrs John R Cannon and Mrs George Cooper. Funeral held at his home with Rev Francis W Kirwan officiating. interment in Denton Cemetery.
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Frank W. Redden
Denton
Second Street
Redden
Redden & Insley
Barnhart
Lizzie G. Phillips
Concord
Del
Caroline Phillips Redden
George T. Redden
John R. Cannon
George Cooper
Philadelphia
Francis W. Kirwan
Christ Episcopal Church
Denton Cemetery
Dr Malone Dies Suddenly In Chestertown Concert
Dr Frederick R Malone of Greensboro prominent physician on the Peninsula died suddenly on a Tuesday evening while attending a concert in Chestertown. Believed to be caused indirectly by a recent flu attack. He was 67, born in Greensboro, studied at Washington College, University of Maryland, Johns Hopkins. Survived by wife Mattie Naylor and two children. Funeral at Holy Trinity Church with burial in Greensboro cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick R. Malone
Greensboro
Peninsula
Malone
Chestertown
Dr. Malone
Washington College
University of Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Mattie Naylor
Trappe
Frederick Roland
Sharon
Marian
Peabody Institute
Baltimore
Medical Society
Caroline County
Holy Trinity P. FE. Church
Caroline County Bank
Holy Trinity Church
Francis W. Kirwan
Greensboro Cemetery
Crossing Tragedy Claims Richard Casson Near Ridgeley
Richard Casson, a colored man from Queen Annes County, was killed yesterday morning at a Ridgeley crossing when a northbound passenger tram collided with the farm wagon he rode in. The wagon was wrecked, the mules escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Casson
Ridgely
Casson
Queen Anne’s County
Happenings at Hillsboro Women organize at church revival planned
Mrs Bertha Reeves from Wilmington spoke on mission work and formed an auxiliary of the Womens Home Missionary Society and a Queen Esther Circle for girls at the M E Church Hillsboro Officers were elected for two years with meetings set for the third Tuesday and third Monday monthly Revival services begin next week led by Rev John M Baker of Baltimore with nightly preaching except Saturday The morning service on Beth will admit probationers to full membership Epworth League events plan and several local residents and guests are noted with travels and visits through the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sturgis
Westover
Edgar Sturgis
Robert Merle
J. Omar Jones
New Britain
Conn
W. E. Cartwright
Wilmington
Harry Gough
Robert Steffy
Canton
Ohio
W. L . MacClintock
Rosanna Richards
Purdy Richards
Rosanna
Baltimore
M. E. Church
Bertha Reeves
Delaware
Women’s Home Missionary Society
M. E
IL. P. Plowers
J. T. Sparklin
K. M. Covell
Ralph Halland
Woolford
W. P. Taylor
Queen Esther
Mildred Gale
Emma Holland
Eleanor Knotts
Margaret Briscoe
Mite Box
Naomi Holland
Mary Virginia Sherwood
John Moses Baker
Charles Jarrell
W. B. Sparks
Skinner
H. M. Thompson
Norman Clark
Goldsboro
Harry Jones
Virginia
Charles Reese
Clayton
W. P. Fleming
Cornelius
Washington College
Travers
Emily Koneman
Berlin
John Wathers
Bailey
Christine
James Sherwood
Denton
Richard Beaven
Chester
Lansdowne
Philadelphia
Mary Cooper
Stewart Gale
Rehoboth
Reduced berry shipping rates announced by Express Company
Growers and shippers on the Del-Mar-Va Peninsula are urged by the Del-Mar-Va Eastern Shore Association to use the new American Railway Express tariff on fruits and vegetables effective May 1. Strawberries will see reductions from 10.5 to 27.5 cents per 100 pounds, totaling $27 to $41.25 per car, with specific cuts from Delaware Maryland points to Boston Providence Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Portland Pittsburgh Rochester Scranton Toledo and Wheeling. The association says the saving will be substantial this season due to late crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Del-Mar-Va
Traffic and Transportation Department
Eastern Shore Association
American Railway Express Company
Express Company
Peninsula
Boston
Mass
Delaware-Maryland
Virginia
Providence
R. I
Buffalo
N. Y
Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Portland
Pittsburgh
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