Harvest Festival and community notices in Denton paper
Local notices from Denton Maryland include Harvest Festival at the High School on Friday night November 12 with posters for full details, plus church and PTA meetings, bake sales, chicken and oyster suppers, fence posts for sale, and a health clinic led by Dr Seth H Hurdle. County council budgets and aerial maps are noted, as well as poultry association events and field trial for bird dogs at Public Landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leese & Holsinger
Denton
WFBR
Wm. D. Taylor
Journal Office
Caroline
Grove
Parent-Teachers Association
Dr. Waters
J. E. Emerson
M. E. Church
Caroline Council No
C. H. Roe
Corner Market
Eighth Streets
Bath
M. E. Pastorfield
Ladies Aid of
American Corner
Concord Church House
By-Kota Club
M. FE
Masonic Building
Seth H. Hurdle
Duke of Windsor
M. P
Caroline County Poultry Association
Ladies of the Brethren Church
Caroline County Soil Conservation Program
George W. Clendaniel
Trustow’s Hatchery
Chestertown
College Park
Caroline County
Worcester County
Paul M. Jones
Public Landing
Snow Hill
Maryland
Worcester County Fish & Game Protective Association
State Game Department
Frank Skirven
E. G. Curtis
New Jersey
Jean Loosle
Baltimore
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Dorchester
Talbot
Queen Anne’s
Kent
Cecil Counties
Catherine Corley
Elizabeth I. Hurst
Anna Wood
Social and club notes from Dorchester and Caroline counties
The Eastern Shore district of the Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs met in the M. E. Church and backed Mrs. Harry L. Harcum for state president with speeches by Mrs. John Sippel and Mrs. Luther Benton. Social events included a Turkey supper by Job’s Daughters, a surprise birthday for Margaret Parks, and a note of thanks to Caroline County for Hallowe’en cooperation. Numerous visits, dinners, and engagements across Denton, Cambridge, Salisbury, and nearby areas are reported, alongside art exhibits and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
M. E. Church
Harry L. Harcum
Edna Adkins Elderdice
Salisbury
Harcum
Cambridge
Denton
Pocomoke City
Federalsburg
St. Michaels
Elkston
Centreville
Ridgely
Neck District
Dorchester
Caroline County
John 8. Sippel
Baltimore
General Federation
Luther Benton
Frank M. Headley
Chevy Chase
Clarence Fraim
Wilmington
Del
The
Job
Denton M. P. Church
Maryland
W. B. Parks
Near Town
Margaret
Hallowe’en
Legionnaires
John L. George
Emory D. Kimmey
Jos. H. Carroll
J. O Flynn
Philadelphia
Sallie Sparks
Sadlersville
John T. Carter
J. Dew. Carter
E. G. Anderson
J. Kemp Stevens
Hugh M. Morris
Polly Drummond Hill
Newark
Wilson Wyatt
Felton
Alice Marie Farren
J. W. Krabill
Christian Comrades
Concord M. E
Frank Doerr
Cornelia Carroll
Herman Skinner
Aaron Statum
Adaline Ackerman
Michael Criseé
Pauline Christopher
Bridgeville
J. E. Ellwanger
F. P. Covey
C. E. Brown
Nancy Ellen Walls
Kennard Melvin
Kennard Parks
Frances Courtney
Elizabeth Satterfield
Roland Satterfield
Walter Howard
E. D. C. Hegeman
W. S. Holt
Laurel
N. M. Vanscoy
Concord
Good Cheer Bible
Merrill Smoot
Hagerstown
Walter Sparklin
Faith Burkett
Mantua
N. J
Martin
Midway Farm
Walter Sylvester
Smyrna
Mary Ellen Walls
May Sparklin
Margaret Parks
Louise Long
W. L. Black
New York
Local Social Notes From Ridgely and Nearby
Ridgely residents Mr and Mrs Harold Fountain entertained guests from Salisbury on Sunday. Miss Alice Wilson and Miss Josephine Cahall are spending two weeks in New York State. Mrs Edward Bowman hosts her mother Mrs C Holsinger of Denton this week. Mrs Alice Meredith of Easton visited Mrs H B Laird and friends. Mr and Mrs Richard Sharp of Wilmington visited Mrs Mary Sharp on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Fountain
Ludwig
Salisbury
Alice Wilson
Josephine Cahall
New York State
Edward Bowman
C. Holsinger
Denton
Alice Meredith
Easton
H. B. Laird
Richard Sharp
Wilmington
Mary Sharp
Nurses Board Meets For Tag Day Plans
The Caroline County Nurses Board held its monthly meeting with reps from Greensboro Federalsburg Preston Denton and Andersontown Women's Club and PTAs. They planned the annual Tag Day for November 6 to boost donations for the Loan Closet and reviewed a check of last year's school cards noting defects in the 1st 2nd and 3rd grades. The November meeting is scheduled for November 8 in the Health Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Nurses’ Board
Health Department
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Preston
Denton
Andersontown
Nurses’ Board
Health Office
Ridgely Weekly News Letter Highlights Local Events
The Ridgely Parent-Teachers Association hosts a two game party at the fire house on Friday to aid local schools with prizes and door drawings. Halloween frolics, community visits, club meetings, and Armistice Day preparations fill community life as residents attend dances, meals, and spiritual gatherings across Ridgely and nearby towns.
Adams Cross Roads Birthday Party Notes Local Guests
Mrs. Ethel Wright hosted Bobby Adams Wright second birthday last Saturday with many relatives and friends including Adams and Robinson families and guests from Pennsylvania and Denton. Ice cream and cake were served. Bloomery Ladies Aid meets November 17 with $1 per member due. Visitors Minnie Adams and Winnie Graham from Wilmington stayed with John Adams. W E Bullock to speak at Bloomery next Sunday. Clementine Fountain visiting Thurman Fountain. Fred Fountain visiting relatives in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Wright
Bobby
Arthur Adams
Kemp Adams
Reese Adams
Earle Robinson
John Adams
Edna Adams
Annaomae Clevenger
Hattie Leeser
Polly Graef
Pennsylvania
Bill Fearins
Denton
Bloomery Ladies Aid
Louis Dennis
Eunice Wright
Minnie Adams
Winnie Graham
Wilmington
W. E. Bullock
Bloomery
Clementine Fountain
Thurman Fountain
Fred Fountain
Smithson Church Sunday Services and Local Greetings
Smithson There will be Sunday School at Smithson Church Sunday morning at 10 o’clock and preaching in the evening by Rev J T Baynard Long service will begin at 730 Everyone welcome Mrs T Ferrins and Mr H Ferrins of Federalsburg Mr George McCarty and daughter Irma of Easton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W S McCarty Mrs Emma Reese spent a few days last week with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Bernard Frazier at Williston Mr and Mrs Ralph McMahan and a little son of Preston were guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Quidas on Sun Miss May Willoughby spent a few days last week in Baltimore at the State Teachers Meeting Mr and Mrs Post and family of Baltimore were guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Dukes last Monday Mr and Mrs Jack Reese entertained relatives from Chester Pa over the weekend Mr and Mrs Charlie Perry entertained relatives on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Simon
Town
Grover Pepper
Ray Frampton
Wilmington
Grace Wooters
Miss Bickling
Greensboro
Helen Greiner
Queen Anne
Floyd Porter
Cape Centre
Alice Meredith
Easton
Sally Mitchell
Wm. Bailey
Rising Sun
Minner
Harry Mitchell
Harry
Viola
Robert Lord
Ridgely
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Ella Swann
Reed
Elsie Matthews
Alice Bennington
H. B. Laird
J. D. Davis
Parent-Teachers Association
Del
Watertown
Mass
Grace Vernon Smith
Albert White
A. J. Mitchell
Edna Detwiler
Leroy Detwiler
Kennedyville
Irma Nichols
Sunter
Alice Lane
Ronald Lane
Barbara
George Heller
Quaker City
Olin Porter
Jessie Ruggles
Ruth Gretzinger
Virginia
Redmond Long
Peggy
Harry Robinson
Noble Lynch
Deborah Ebling
Ebling
Tuckahoe Neck
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Harold Roe
Federalsburg
D. Thompson Swing
Suzanne
Marietta
Ohio
Elijah Luff
Bennett
Harry Luff
Nancy MacPherson
Alan Temple Jr
Joanne
Jimmie Mitchell
Earl Hammond
K. G. Hassen
J. J. Ivison
John Thomas
Thelma Bowman
Teachers College
Salisbury
Smithson Church
J. T. Baynard
T. Ferrins
H. Ferrins
George McCarty
Irma
McCarty
Emma Reese
Bernard Frazier
Williston
Ralph McMahan
Preston
Fred Quidas
May Willoughby
Baltimore
Jack Reese
Chester
Charlie Perry
Ziba Adams
Manning Merriken
Ladies Aid
F. E. Davis
F. N. Smith
Sue
Calvin Betts
Grove
Audrey Adams
Esther Smith
Milford Kline
Bounds
Graham
Cecil
Howard Jester
Centreville
Chas. Jarrell
Joseph Eaton
Elk River Indian Reservation
Conowingo Dam
J. E. Wothers
Sadie Wothers
Wothers
Lawrence Reed
Wyoming
Nancy Jane Kline
Harriet Graham
Josephine Blades
Mary Cooper
Mildred Gale
C. K. Stewart
Sharon Lee Stewart
G. B. Stewart
Kennett Square
F. B. Sparks
Geo. Shaeffer
Philadelphia
Susie Thompson
Milton Hunter
W. A. Holt
Frances Fisher
Jenkintown
H. §. Fisher
Mary Rowe
J. R. Downes
Newark
Blanche Spry
Chas. Spry
Ye Old Mill Inn
Ford Sewell
Mason Cheezum
Rachael MacMahan
William Engerman
Robert Dulin
Elwood Bonner
Alva Lee Hollis
Nell Fooks
Chambersburg
N. H. Fooks
Mildred Griffith
Cuyahage Falls
Fooks
Virginia Fooks
Griffith
Lloyd Bell
Dayton
Bell
Carrie Hassinger
Paul van Dyke
Alva Blades
Hooper’s Island
Lee Noble
Joan
Joe
Church of New Jerusalem
J. L. Gallagher
James Gallagher
James Trice
Columbia and Navy
Annapolis
Gilbert O. Conner
Burton Proctor
Rebecca Blades
Beacom’s Business School
E. B. Blades
James Carmine
H. M. Hollis
Rehoboth Beach
John Noble
New York City
New York
J. M. Chambers
Majorie Ann Chambers
Douglas Fooks
J. M. Parker
Elmer Flaharty
Hallowe’en
Columbia
J. T. Dennis
Preston Spence
Janet
Nelson Reidy
Chestertown
Clara Payne
Josephine Berry
S. W. Berry
Ralph Pritchett
Lloyd Cannon
Homemaker Clubs Report Busy November Meeting
The Furmans Grove Homemakers Club met November 2 at Mrs. Charles Barton’s near Queen Anne with fourteen members and four visitors. Officers were elected and plans set for community service including serving supper to the Ridgely Chamber on December 2 and a Christmas party in the Ridgely Firehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furmans’ Grove Homemakers Club
Charles Barton
Queen Anne
Barton
Mattie Smith
Lucely
State Health Department
Childrens
Easton
Ridgely
Mary Callahan
Eugene Brown
J. E. Eveland
Clifton Crouse
Wm. G. Lynch
Hallowe
Revival Services Led by Rev Ziba Adams Schedule Announced
The Rev Ziba Adams will conduct revival services starting tomorrow evening at the local church with assistance from various preachers. Services will run each evening next week except Monday and Saturday, and the public is invited to attend.
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Highlights Local Visits
Hillsboro notices list Milford Kline and guests from Salisbury and Centreville at dinner. Several families travel to Elk River Indian Reservation Conowingo Dam Kennett Square and Baltimore for visits and meetings. Community Club plans a November 8 gathering.
Revival and social notes from Burrville and nearby towns
Mr. and Mrs. Brown Thawley and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin James visit their Thawley relatives. Epworth League hosts October meeting at Mrs. Lulu Pusey’s home. Emlin Lloyd and Dick Porter with son-in-law visit Aunt Mrs. Laura Porter. Wesley Church revival led by Rev. Estella and Carl Gibbon. Wm Roe seriously ill after a hip fracture. Rachel James of Denton visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Thawley. Maggie Morgan and grandson Ollie visit Pennsylvania relatives. Edwin Baker visits relatives in Pennsylvania. Mrs. Harriett Billing of Hobbs visits sister Mrs. G. L. Blades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Thawley
Milford
Melvin James
Denton
John H. Thawley
Lulu Pusey
Epworth League
Wesley Church
Emlin Lloyd
Dick Porter
Wilmington
Laura Porter
Pennsylvania
Harriett Billing
Hobbs
G. L. Blades
Queen Anne Community Club Sets Annual Supper Date
The Queen Anne Community Club met Tuesday with many members present and approved holding its annual supper on a date to be announced. Raleigh Sparks and Vaughn Pepper performed, followed by Mrs. Sidney Gadd discussing cooperation of teachers and parents.
Local Guests and Social News From Dover and Vicinity
Mrs. Daisy Quillen and Slaughter of Dover join Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Griffin and Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Wilkinson for Sunday, with other visits across Easton Greensborough Aspers Ridgely and Wilmington. Ladies Aid and Sewing Circle entertained by local hosts. families and friends shared weekend gatherings and weekly activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Quillen
Slaughter
Dover
Wm. Smith
Easton
Roy Griffin
Harrington
Wilbur Griffin
McKinley Wilkinson
C. E. Hollingsworth
Elizabeth
Greensboro
T. H. Gough
John Harris
Edward Welch
Aspers
Grover Jarman
Jack Ware
Wilmington
Mary E. Jarman
Ladies Aid
W. F. Clark
Edith Gough
E. Luff
Ridgely
Weekend Socials Report from Greensboro and Nearby
Miss Ruthanna Baynard visited her sister in Wilmington while Carl Nichols and grandparents Ash spent Sunday there. Jessie Wyatt of Wilmington visited her mother Cora Wyatt. Virginia Roe stays in Philadelphia with the Roe family. Lizzie Jump from Tuckahoe visits Harry Draper. Ethel Pritchett returns home after Preston visit. Paige Riddleberger and daughter Joan weekend in Annapolis. Charles Wieneke and son Charles Jr. in Baltimore. Howard Asilton and sister stay a week in Philadelphia. Helen Naylor vacationing two weeks at Trappe. C H Meeds visiting Chester Pa. Mrs Robert Davenport visiting Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthanna Baynard
Hazel Baynard
Wilmington
Carl Nichols
Michael Ash
Jessie Wyatt
Cora Wyatt
Virginia Roe
Will Roe
Philadelphia
Lizzie Jump
Tuckahoe
Harry Draper
Ethel Pritchett
Preston
Paige Riddleberger
Joan
Annapolis
Charles Wieneke
Charles Jr
Baltimore
Howard Asilton
Helen Naylor
Trappe
C. H. Meeds
Chester
Robert Davenport
Washington
Preston Firemens Masked Ball Draws Many Attendees
Preston residents filled Ye Old Mill Inn as crowds gathered Friday for the Firemens Masked Ball with prizes for funniest original and most attractive couple. Winners included Ford Sewell, Mason Cheezum, and Miss Rachael MacMahan with William Engerman. Community members and students from Cham bersburg, Pa., shared visits and travel plans, while local clubs and teachers attended events and meetings through the weekend.
Ladies Aid chicken and oyster supper at Concord Church House
The Ladies Aid plans a chicken and oyster supper at Concord Church House on Wednesday November 10 with supper at 5 oclock. Guests include Mrs Lulu Mentier and son William and Miss Leona Jackson of Philadelphia visiting Mr and Mrs Olaf Smith. The group meets again Wednesday afternoon November 17 with Mrs Nettie Meredith assisting. Mr Abel Garman hosted Lancaster cousins over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Concord Church House
Lulu Mentier
William
Leona Jackson
Philadelphia
Olaf Smith
Minnie Huey
Nettie Meredith
Abel Garman
Lancaster
October Ladies Aid meeting at Choptank rescheduled
The October gathering of the Ladies Aid of the M. P. Church in Choptank met at the home of Rev F H Lewis with good attendance and a pleasant evening. Due to extra meetings the group will convene November 9 at the home of Mr and Mrs Roland Chambers in the evening. Members are urged to attend for engaging sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
M. P
Choptank
F. H. Lewis
Aid
Roland Chambers
Greensboro and its Environs News Highlights
Two teen robbers, Donald Fisher and James Young, were caught in the act at Peoples Cut Rate Store with $4.50 stolen. A nearby alarm and local authorities led to their arrest and preliminary hearing. both are free on bond until spring term. A garage fire at F P Roe Company threatened nearby structures, prompting crews from Greensboro, Denton, and Ridgely to battle the blaze. A Pontiac car was stolen from Wilbur Carroll’s garage, later found stripped in White Oak woods. The community ledger also notes engagements, social events, church activities, and a parade of visitors and residents across Greensboro and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Fisher
Greensboro-Denton
James Young
Medford L. Price
Fisher
John Wyatt
Ernestine Carroll
Fisher Boy
Wyatt
Denton
G. Walter Riddleberger
F. P. Roe Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ridgely
Pet Milk Company
Greensboro
Wilbur Carroll
Railroad Avenue
White Oak Woods
Carroll
Helen Bilbrough
Robert E. Bliss
Wilmington
Milton Roe
Helen
A. L. Foster
Roe’s
Elizabeth Bilbrough
Washington
Joanne
Margaret Bilbrough
William Sharp J
Anna Stevenson
Camden
Maine
Philadelphia
Miss Stevenson
Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Cordova
Mesdames Nolan Edwards
B. ©. Beckham
W. Thomas Thornton
Susie Ford
John J. Watson
Greensboro Baptist Sunday School
E. F. Mackey
Charles Rash
Layton T. Mackey
Woodside
Del
William J. Mackey
Pittsburgh
Wilmer Webber
John Rayburn
West Chester
Tamra Gooden
Willow Grove
R. E. Russell
Atlantic City
N. J
Clarence Russell
Katherine Thawley
Swarthmore
Susan Thawley
Kenneth Bostic
Chester
William Sipple
Jack Boutais
Boutais
John Baynard
Norman Baynard
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the Local Department
Fire House
Ridgely Parent-Teachers Association
Elmer Hoffman
William Marvel
Willam E. Lynch
Clark Woodward
HU. C. Bennington
A. Orrell Saulsbury
Carlton Marvel
Paul Hoffman
Jake Applebaum
William Rennie
J. Mulford Swing
C. D. Lynch
Clement Noble
Burton Wilkinson
J. William Davis
Carey Callahan
William Greiner
Elizabeth McDonald
Harford Porter
Edward Morris
Sam
Liberty
Adams Cross Roads
Smithson
Twentieth Century Club
Annie Cheezum
White Marsh Club
Holden
Lund
Howard Harris
Hillsboro
Burrsville
Raleigh Sparks
Vaughn Pepper
Sidney Gadd
Rita Clark
Edna Fleming
Miss Moore
Elizabeth Lynch
State Teachers College
Eleanor Flowers
St. Mary’s Seminary
Peggy Gibson
Golden’s
Betty Moore
University of Maryland
Queen Anne’s County
Henry Morgan
Howard Eley
Joe Rice
J. M. York
Mary Graham Lowe
Sara Harrison
McDaniel
Addie Morgan
Taylor Messix
Catherine Lynch
Bernard Messix
Charlie Barton
Furman’s Grove Homemakers Club
Henderson