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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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