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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1934

Page

4

Mews From AH Parts Of The County Solicited

County officials issue a call under this head for items of news from AH area mews and local reports. Readers are invited to submit brief notices on community events, happenings, and notable occurrences across the county.

Local notices and sales from Denton area Journal

A reading of the Denton Journal items shows ads for subscriptions and local sales, hats cleaned and blocked, chrysanthemums for sale, seasoned stove wood, and various bake sales by church and Ladies Aid groups. Community events include a bazaar by the Kota Club, a poultry sale by the P T A, and a radio demonstration promotion by M K Newnam. Funeral notices cover Robert Lee Anderson, with service details and survivors listed.

Journal Allens M. K. Newnam Denton Cleaners and Dyers R. C. A.cunningham Chas S. York South 7Th Street T. H. Everngain Denton By Kota Club M. E. Church Andersontown School Market Street Denton Cleaners T. J. Turkington A. W. Mower Hurlock Denton M. P Atwater Kent St. Gertrude’s Alumnae Association China W. W. Rambo Sadlersville Farm Woman New Deal American Farm Bureau Federation College Park Caroline Council No. 175 Robert Lee Anderson Caroline County St. Joseph’s Hospital Baltimore Bonner Road Forest Park Lorraine Cemetery E. T. Kirkley Christ M. P. Church L B. Smith Mr. Anderson Stephen Henry Rachel Wix Anderson Tuckahoe Neck United Railway Company Margaret Lee Mildred Antoinette Doris Lee Anderson Eugene Harris O. J. Redden Wesley Porter Burrsville Charles Straughn Bertie Pennington Philadelphia

Birthday Party for Miss Mary Wright In Denton

A large Denton gathering celebrated Miss Mary Wrights sixteenth birthday on Monday November 5 with friends and family. Guests included Mary Wright Louise Smith Geneva Lord Louise Wright Katherine Willoughby and many others. Refreshments followed and guests expressed best wishes. The Denton Community Club featured Mrs Paul Criblet narrator of Wagner Tanhauser with piano interludes. four new members were welcomed.

Armistice Day Service and church notices at Denton area

A Denton Methodist service marks Armistice Day with the theme World Peace and a sermon The Cross and the Sword. Other church notices cover M P Churches activities, Williston Church no afternoon worship, Preston Church sermons on Transfigured Lord, and Epiphany Mission Holy Communion and Sunday School along with Sunday School times and preaching hours.

Methodist Episcopal Church of Denton M. P Caroline Thawleys Land Hobbs Piney Burrsville Christian Endeavor Edna Laramore Williston Geo. H. Dole Wilmington Church of the New Jerusalem Preston Matt Jesus Peter James John Epiphany Mission

Preston social notes from bridge supper and visits

Preston residents held a bridge turkey supper Tuesday with guests including Mrs Edgar Wrightson Russell Marker R Shakespeare Miss Mowbray and the Dulins. Prizes went to Marker and Mowbray. Local visits continued with extended family and friends visiting in Wilmington Annapolis Philadelphia and Federalsburg throughout the weekend.

Hallowe'en Social and Local Visits Highlight GOLDSBORO

The Hallowe'en social in the assembly hall drew a large crowd and refreshments were served. Local residents including Mrs. Augustus Schaube of Annapolis and Mrs. Bertica Schaube visited relatives nearby. Several families attended anniversary services at Ervin's Chapel and numerous residents hosted or visited kin in Wilmington and Town.

Ridgely visit noted as Miss Clara Powell departs

Miss Clara Powell left Monday to visit friends in Wilmington with Mrs. Andrew Mitchell visiting in nearby Ridgely.

Clara Powell Wilmington Andrew Mitchell Philadelphia

Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Community Events

The Ridgely weekly notes a church play The Changing Home by Brethren youth from Easton and Fairview with Mary Hutchinson Virginia Miller Roland Sanger Stewart Milby Earl Hutchinson and Dwight Miller in leading roles. Also reported are the death of Cecelia Brady aged 86, Halloween prizes, poetry evenings, federation meeting plans, local accidents births marriages and various social visits around Ridgely and surrounding towns.

World Peace Topic Leads Christian Endeavor Service

Hobss Mrs L H Thomas leads the Christian Endeavor service tomorrow evening on the topic What Progress Are We Making Toward World Peace Mr and Mrs B B Allen Mrs O J Chaffinch Mrs Frances Bennett Mrs W G Holbrook hosted guests at Denton and Federalsburg events across the week.

L. H. Thomas Christian Endeavor Service B. B. Allen O. J. Chaffinch Frances Bennett W. G. Holbrook J. R. Ricards Denton Harry J. Nuttle Dickinson College H. H. Nuttle Andersontown-Hobbs Tri-County Federalsburg J. A. Willoughby Howard Williamson J. H.dandy Jesse Fearins Hickman QO. J. Chaffinch Dover R. H. Merriken Baltimore Manning Merriken Thomas Smith

Bethlehem Social Notes Mention Visits and Club Meeting

Rev and Mrs Claude Thompson and their daughter from Royal Oak spent Tuesday with his parents. Everett Stevens and daughter Nina May visited Mrs William Harding’s family on Sunday. Esther Harrington Florence and Agnes Legates visited Harley Davenport in Vienna. Leonard Legates and daughter Shirley Ann spent Sunday with Edward Saulsbury in Easton. Lawrence Legates Jr visited Wilmington for the weekend. The Bethlehem club plans a Tuesday meeting at James and Mary Miley’s home. Federation members attended a meeting Wednesday. George Blades and family visited Harry Blades in Preston. J B Todd and Douglas Todd spent Sunday in New Jersey. Clinton Carroll hosted visitors from Seaford on Sunday. Advert: Patapar waterproof cooking paper sold at The Denton Journal Office.

Claude Thompson Ilittle Royal Oak Payton Thompson Everett Stevens Nina May William C. Harding Esther Harrington Florence Agnes Legates Harley Davenport Vienna Leonard Legates Shirley Ann J. B. Todd Douglas Todd New Jersey Clinton Carroll Seaford

Hillsboro Queen Anne Social Visits Across Counties

Denton visitors Mrs Chas Jarrell Mrs Oscar Clark Mrs Susan Thompson and Mrs Joseph Eaton spent Thursday afternoon in Sadlersville with Mrs Jarrell and Mrs Thompson remaining in town while the others visited Dover. Football trip to Annapolis noted for G B Stewart A C Newnam Susan Thompson Miss Mary Virginia Sherwood.

Chas. Jarrell Oscar Clark Denton Susan Thompson Joseph M. Eaton Sadlersville Jarrell Thompson Dover G. B. Stewart A. C. Newnam Mary Virginia Sherwood Annapolis James Thomas Louise Thomas Joe Thomas Chester H. Dodds Garrettson Smith Jane Carney's Point N. J Isaac Sparklin Jean Wothers Easton John Wothers Brown Thawley Burrsville Edgar Blades Everett and Son Ralph Holland Chas. Kline Ridgely Milford Kline Blanche Horsey Elva Cannon Mildred Stenger Marjorie Baker

Hallowe'en parade prizes and social notes in Queen Anne

Queen Anne notes a school Hallowe'en parade with prizes for funniest dress won by William Curry and most original by Esther Skinner. Adult prizes include prettiest won by Mrs. Horace Morgan and most original by Mrs. A. C. Newnam. Isabel Barton entered Eaton and Burnett Business School in Baltimore. Social visits surround local families including Mr. and Mrs. Jake Morgan and guests from Washington and Baltimore.

Hallowe'en William Curry Eloise Earl Howard Morgan Esther Skinner Margaret Kelso Horace Morgan A. C. Newnam Margaret Saulsbury Ruth Reynolds Elizabeth Lynch Eleanor Moore Hazel Frances Eaton Isabel Barton Peggy Gibson Eaton and Burnett Business School Baltimore B. B. Barton S. F. Culver Hebron Sadie Nelson Washington, D. C Jake Morgan Taylor Messix Strayer’s Business School Bernard Messix Morton Brown Louis Sneed Ida Mae Sneed Jake Sneed Harry Moore Eleanor Florence Moore Annapolis James Moore

Local Social Roundup Sees Town Guests and Visits

Mrs J W Sullivan and daughter Frances spent Friday in Baltimore with Helen returning home. Harry Gibson family visited Seaford guests of Archie Purse. Will Stevens attended Rural Mail Carriers booster meeting at Belair. Chester Barton of Pittsburgh visited Henry Morgan. Mrs Charlie Barton hosted Ladies Aid at M E Church South on Wednesday. L C Howard of East New Market visited niece Mrs Horace Morgan. Lottie Morgan of Verona N J visiting Jake Morgan. Ralph Willis and son of Penns Grove spent Sunday with town relatives. Ruth Sewell weekend with Florence Blades in Chestertown. Rheta Clark spent days with Wil Miss Shirley Morton Easton weekend with Eleanor Flowers. Pauline Curry week in Denton with sister Mrs Paul Fowler. Addie Morgan visiting Mrs Harry Kemp at Wye Mills. Leroy Sard of Greensboro visited mother Mrs Dyer. Morris and Marie Taylor Sunday with Bernard Mes s ix. Brown of Centreville visited May Dean Friday. J G Nelson spent several days in New York. Harry Knotts weekend in Denton.

Mary Wright Louise Smith Geneva Lord Louise Wright Katherine Willoughby Margaret Lord Ruth Wallace Mildred Cahall Louise Seeders Marie Cohee Vera Jaynes Violet Trice Marie Cavender Thelma Porter Edna Wright Irene Bullock Ruth Scott Eunice Scott Dawson Cohee Russell Stevens Robert Maloney Russell Wallace Rosser Andrews Lawrence Andrews Floyd Medford Marion Spicher Earl Seeders Rowland Seeders Ralph Dukes Edward Bullock Webber Vanscoy Philip Trice Melvin Milligan Harry Trice Wesley Stafford William Reid Leroy Warrell Lawrence Bullock Lawrence Hill Ernest Porter Henry Porter Claudel Bullock Francis Atkinson Howard Johnson Carlton Dukes Norman Milligan William E. Seeders Joshua Porter Mary Cahall George Porter John Trice William Cavender Henry Scott Howard Wright John Lord Clifton Wright Mary Denton Paul Criblet Towson Tanhauser Pilgrim’s Chorus May Thompson Maryland Harry Wright Kemp Stevens J. Roland Chaffinch Alex McWilliams Guild Second Street Clarence E. Chaffinch Baltimore John E. Chaffinch Blanche Helen Chaffinch Stewart Gale Russell Flaharty Earle Chaffinch Philadelphia Lannace Moore M. K. Newnam Jennie Crouse B. F. Johnson Kent Harrington Del Order of Eastern Star of Delaware M. S. Andrews F. R. Owens Mr. Andrews Clara Hobbs Lizzie Emma Clark N. Lucille Bailey Charles A. Sutton Clarendon Mary Alice Smith Oscar Smith J. Lester Everngain Treasury Dean Bertha Bradley Harry A. Edinger Arthur Carter Wyalusing Harry Cooper Greensboro Harry Laramore Rochester N. Y W. F. Murphey Seaford C. J. Kern A. S. ‘Thawley H. E. Ramsdell Crisfield James Porteus Frederick Mary Bauman Atlantic City R. D. Blackistone Marie Pentz Cochranville, Pa A. Pentz Church of the Brethren Brethren Young People’s Easton Fairview Mary Hutchinson Virginia Miller Roland Sanger Stewart Milby Earl Hutchinson Dwight Miller Evelyn Fox Mary Fox Lola Miller Alice Towers Rosalie Royce Lillian Hutchinson Jay Miller Joseph Rittenhouse Ridgely Church Cecelia Brady Francis Lynch Cely Ireland Caroline County Francis J. Hensel St. Benedict’s Catholic Church Holy Cross Cemetery Pearl Dodd Jean Hammond Harford Porter Helen William Porter Norman Wilson Margaret Swing Walter Moore Emma Saulsbury Caroline County Federation of Women’s Clubs Methodist Church House Clarence Fraim Wilmington Anna Cahall Centreville Leonard Dean Paul Holsinger Greensburg Ober’s Corner Joseph White Cambridge Cambridge Hospital White Marguerite Holsinger Christopher Holsinger Leolan Jackson St. Michaels R. L. Tawes Onita Magnolia Ladies Aid Society Woman’s Home Missionary Society Harold Fountain Mary Laird Elsie Matthews Viola Jones Walter Mitchell Mildred Diamond Walter Wright Chestertown Della Turner Dover Bowdle Troy Ashcraft Camden James P. Swing James Swing Irving Hevalow Annie Hevalow Lulu Hevalow John Lane Carino Galante Tony Poulone Helen Mandanci Salisbury James Kornrumpf Floyd Porter Charles Stevenson Easton Hospital Charles Shelhouse Virginia Hobbs Felton Reformed Parsonage Frank Flounders J. J. Williams Toronto Catherine Wilson Elsmere Emily Rutledge Middletown Maude Sleek The Reformed Church Alice Pendleton York J. W. Sullivan Frances Harry Gibson Archie Purse Will Stevens Belair Chester Barton Pittsburgh Henry Morgan Charlie Barton M. E. Church South L. C. Howard East New Market Horace Morgan Lottie Morgan Verona N. J Jake Morgan Ralph Willis Penn’s Grove Ruth Sewell Florence Blades Bernard Messix Brown May Dean J. G. Nelson New York Harry Knotts

Visitors and Births Reported Around Greensboro Area

Mrs Florence Thornton and son Lawrence and Wilson Thornton were Sunday visitors near Masten's Corner. Horace Howard couple celebrate birth of a daughter on November 6. Catherine Thachey Swarthmore visited her mother Mrs Susan Thawley. Mabel Cohee Baltimore spent weekend with Mr and Mrs H L Cohee. Joseph Zacharias Annapolis visited his father Otto Zacharias. Mr and Mrs Lacey Wilson of Wilmington visited Mr and Mrs Michael Ash. Temple Smith Glen Rock Pa returned home after a few days here. Ella Whiteley Bridgeville guest of Mr and Mrs L W Taylor.

Florence Thornton Lawrence Wilson Thornton Masten

Greensboro and its Environs Obituaries and Notices

Mrs Laura Gruwell dies of tuberculosis at 69 in Henderson. Daughters and sons listed. Funeral Saturday at 1 pm at her home with Rev Hanley and Rev Travers officiating. Interment Greensboro cemetery. Aliquot marriage notice: Louise V Dukes to Paul C Singer on Saturday Nov 3 by Rev W L Jump. Other local notices include deaths of Frank Klecan at 77 near Goldsboro and various social visits and minor injuries.

Laura Gruwell Henderson Naomi Melvin Granville Frank Comley Roland Gruwell S. L. Hanley Alonzo Travers Greensboro Albert G. Dukes Louise V Paul C. Singer John D. Singer W. L. Jump Denton Singer Greensboro High School Frank Klecan Goldsboro Raymond B. Rawlings Greensboro Cemetery Eleanor Taylor Maryland Matilda Stevenson State Hospital of Delaware Mildred Bennett Mary Louisa Bennett Wilmington L. W. Taylor

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Local Department WNPAF Harry Taylor Edgar Wrightson Russell Marker R. K. Shakespeare Miss Mowbray Robert Dulin Marker James Crouse Crouse Helen Smith Douglas Fooks LeCompte Vickers Howard Holden Holden O. Blades Blades Stevens Grace Covey Walter Covey J. W. Hungerford Solomon’s Island Mildred Griffith J. P. Wright James Carmine Harry Hollis Herbert Fooks Lloyd Fooks Erma Courson Pennsylvania J. F. Ledman Alva Blades Assembly Hall Augustus Schaube Bertica Schaube Town Ladies’ Aid Society Ralph Ober Mildred Smith Milford Hospital Norman Smith Harvey Morris W. C. Cheffins Ervin's Chapel Belle Riggin Miss Grace W. J. Murphy Marjorie Williams Jennie O. Griffin Calvin Elliott Alice Elliott Elbert Saunders Scott Elkton J. Frank Lane Morgan Hall Church Hill Orville Melvin Earl Hammond William Raleigh St. John’s College, Annapolis Harold Hafer Connecticut Harry Hemmons Willis Marshall J. J. Iv Congress T. Alan Goldsborough H. Burdette Messenger Joseph Irwin France Samuel Galeeu Tee Prer Mt A Elizabeth Gilman i Ada Smith Lang George L. Radcliffe George Henderson Tom Pinkerton Herbert R. Q’conor William A. Toole Robert W. Stevens Comptroller of the Treasury Frederic Paul Adkins Ames . Young Bernard Ades Harry B. Galatian William A. Gillespie Broadus Mitchell Harry W. Nice Albert C. Ritchie T. Clayton Horsey William I. Norris Richard Blackburn John R. Meekins Henry Archie Spies Harry L. Sullivan H. Roland Towers Orphans’ Court iNi S. Carro Jesse T. Dennis Luther W. Handy Clarence J. Kern Clara N. Payne Harvey Towers Emily G. Swiss Sherman L. Tribbitt Joseph H. Carroll J. Irwin Harwood Fred R. Owens J. Redden Harold K. Shults H. Saulsbury Sparks John C. Fisher State Senate Wilmer Fell Davis Alda P. Whitby M. Mason Shehan Owen Knotts Bethlehem Patapar Denton Journal Hillsboro Twin Towns Tuckahoe Queen Anne Charles A. Dyar Josephine Cascade Montana Elizabeth Hughes Dyar Oscar Nichols Charles Nichols John Nichols Geo. Redman Fairlee Clayton Porter and Sons S. D. Carrow Jones Isaac Quillen William Sipple Charles Sipple Ed. Rathledge Petersburg Beatrice Swann Louise Swan
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