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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1933

Page

5

Local groups and events shade Denton in November

Community notices list benefit screenings, church talks, club meetings, and sales in Caroline County. Activities include a benefit movie for Local Department chapter 62 on Nov 11 and 15, home maker meetings, a poultry association planning session, a four day Maryland Poultry meeting in January, a church fall supper, and earlier civic remarks.

Social and club notices fill Denton week

Local W C T U prize winners Louise Iobster Susie Qros will enter the National Contest after state convention in Chester town. Walter Shaffer wins county poster prize and enters national contest. Poems and essays receive honors in state paper and junior national journal. Eastern Star Den ton banquet Nov 17 with 125 members invited. Central Group Missionary Society meets December 6 in Denton as part of fifth anniversary. American Legion Caroline Post installs new officers led by Dr Maurice Brackett. Community updates include travel, relocations, guests, and society meetings across Denton and surrounding towns.

Louise Iobster Susie Qros Chestertown White Ribbon Herald Walter Shaffer Siath Louise Schlegel Rue Order of Eastern Star Eastern Shore Denton Masonic Hall Caroline Chapter Emnly Swiss Grand Ruth Anna G. McClure Pocomokie City Zorayda Howell Pocomoke City Edward Bramble East New Market Olver Wright Lena Layton Berlin Central Group of Missionary Societies The Methodist Protestant Church Kent Queen Anne's Caroline Talbot Dorchester Denton Society L. B. Marshall Cambridge Caroline Post American Legion Maurice A. Brackett Winfield T. Nichols Samuel Jopp Sherman Tribbitt James A. Kornrumpf Ridgely Lewis T. Mc Henry R. Lewis Preston Richard Blackburn Roland Satterfield M. F. H. Coblison Boon Beauchamp Lee Walston William Jackson Phil Downes Carroll George T. J. Tuthington Frederick F. Wright Delaware Pennsylvania New Jersey Wm. Master Rosa Walters Camden N. J H. H. Stauffer Kent County Marsland T. R. Benson Benson Clara Hitchcock Annie Barrett Marshallton Hake Katie Greenwalt Franklin Greenwalt Wilmington Clinton Willamson Louise Willamson Bill DeFord Johnny Babb Media Samuel Baxter Western Maryland College T. Mason Baxter Medford Walls Third St Wrightson Cooper Denton-Greensboro Road Blanche Walston Elizabeth Wine Charles Moore Guild of Christ Church I. L. Hignatt Couthouse Square Wm. L. Butler Chester F. Wrightson Cooper Wm. G. Towers Stevens Brown Cooper Heber Lane Chas Howard Missionary Society of the M. P. Church Edward Maloney Ruth Charles Howard M. E. Church Emly Swiss Weil Line Louis Webb Earl White D. Ralph Toisey Bridge

Community groups plan Fall Rally and county meeting in Denton

The Girls 4-H Federation hosts a Fall Rally at 2 p.m. in the Sunday School room of Denton M P Church on Saturday November 18 with 1-H Club members and friends welcome. The program features costumes, games, music and a demonstration. A county bonus organizing meeting for the Caroline County Homemakers Club is set for Monday November 20 at 7 45 p m in Denton Community House with singing led by Mrs J Kemp Stevens and Mrs H E Holsinger as chairwoman.

Caroline Wright Apartment Denton A. G. Saulsbury Ridgely Maryland Caroline County W. E Bullock Quaker Meeting House West Denton Andersontown-Nobbs Chestnut Grove Church House Chestnut Grove Church Concord Church House Tammany Hall O’brien McKee Recovery Party Caroline County Poultry Association Maryland Poultry Association Goldsboro Bank M. K. Newnam Ernest Hemming Eastern Shore Nurseries Easton Baltimore Wicomica Dorchester Harford Talbot Carroll Imperial County Caliifornia Thawley’s Church Thawley’s Hall Tucknahoe Neck University of Maryland Florence Mason Salisbury Bessie M. Spafford Lewes Del Milton S. Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church Newton Roy Thawley Centreville Merle Watson Hts Brother Denton M. P Federation of Marydel Henderson Goldsboro Greensboro Andersontown-Concord Harmony Preston Hubbard’s Hillsboro Queen Anne Ruth Voshell Miriam Holsinger Homsemakers’ Club J. Kemp Stevens H. E. Holsinger Fred Q. Richards Santo Domingo Richards Dominican Republic Washington Harry A. Roe Newman D. Richards Bessie Spafford Moravia N. Y Charles A. Spafford Glenn Hoagland E. C. Hallman Middletown M. E. Church Caroline Redden Mary Blanche Webbs T. Alan Goldsborough P. Roland Fisher Watson Webb Cambridge Wm. J. Sturgis Nassawadon Charles S. York Walter D. Mode Newark Lowell Thomas Delaware State Education Association Wm H. Craft Federalsburg Herbert Craft Epworth League

Fire Prevention Advice from Caroline County Firemen

The Caroline County Firemen's Association urges home safety measures to prevent fires. Save leaves for garden mulch, store rubbish away from structures, and avoid burning near buildings. Sparks from shingles or loose boards can ignite homes. practice safer disposal and cooperate to reduce fire losses countywide. Next week’s topic is Care of Chimneys.

Caroline County Firemen’s Association Ridgely Caroline County

Grand Stand Seats for Armistice Parade in Cambridge

A large grand stand for 12 000 seats is set up in Cambridge to view the Mammoth Parade and Drum Corps exhibitions on Armistice Day starting at 1 p m. Tickets at 50 cents are available now at Hoge and Holder Poplar Street Cambridge. Reservations can be made now to see the parade and hear out of town speakers in memory of Armistice Day.

Cambridge Hoge and Holder Poplar St

Weekly Ridgely News Letter highlights education week program

Ridgely Community Club observed American Education Week with a public meeting at the Methodist Church led by Bishop Davenport who urged an all including lifelong education and village beautification. The session featured solos by residents, ministerial addresses on lynching in Princess Anne, and a card party to support St Gertrude’s Academy and a church play to raise fuel funds.

Ridgely Herbert Koeneman Ethel Stevens Blind Plowman Mulford Swing Koeneman Gilbert Rue Stevens Swing God of Our Fathers America the Beautiful Middletown Ministerial Association Methodist Church Karwan Johnson Dawson Princess Anne Hallman Middletown Maryland State Bar Association E C Hallman George White Dawson Frank White Chestertown Camden N. J Philadelphia Oxford Movement J. Mulford Swing G. L. Wilson James O'Reilly Edward MacPherson Elmer Hoffman Maryland Delaware Lida Larrimore Church House Lida Lattimore Turner Susan Lovelace Jeanette Beekman Hannah Mary Porter Meredith William Davis Annabelle Lovelace Virginia Holinger Katie Ellen Swann Teddy Traverse Hilda Cherry Marjory Delia Friedell Byron Fleming Charles Dean J. K. Snowberger Methodist Sunday School Ridgely Grange EF. Holter Albert White J. W. Ensor Emrly Stevenson W. D. Short Clifton Crouse Charles Stevenson Richard Blackburn H. E. Holsinger Ceres Caroline Ebling Pomona Roberta Butler Flora Mass Virginia Slolsinger Dorothea O'Cashnor Maud Sleek Addie Porter Wilmington W. ¥. Cannon Porter A. Thompson W. F. Cannon Annie Turner George Turner James Turner Goldsboro James Albert Tied Lewis Magnolia Del Willing Workers Sewing Circle Ida Imles

Armistice Day Harness Races At Centreville Draw Big Entries

Plans for Armistice Day matinee races at Centreville feature a large field of harness horses. The program starts at 1 30 with both harness and running events. about fifty horses expected. Leading entrants include Calumet Bell Boy, Napoleon TI, Maude Worthy, Ready, Chiff Lee, Fast Hanover, and many others from across the Peninsula and Delmarva. Officials include Clay Elliott, Norman Collison, BR Roe, and John Matthew.

Queen Anne’s Peninsula Calumet Bell Boy Calumet County Levin Carey Bridgeville Del Chiff Lee Charles Hignutt Cederalsburg Fast Hanover E. 8. Mott Hartington Worthy Brook L F. Covey Federalsburg Miss Bunnymeade Miss Artful Jacob Willams Dougherty Boy John Holden Sadlers Ul Fox Charlie Quimby Centreville Lindy John Perry Johnny Duke Tom Bryanbiinh Centresile Happy Lady Chester Massey Church Hill Mintie Meredith and Perkins Spring Lady W. S. Stowell Richard Laubles Prince Bernard Connoly Olhainls Clay Elliott Norman Collison BR. Roe John Mattheu Suderville

Wilmington Day Next Wednesday Promises Big Bargain Event

Wilmington Mercantile Section designates Wednesday, November 15, as Wilmington Day. Over 100 leading merchants offer a wide range of bargains on apparel, home furnishings, and more for shoppers across Delaware, the Eastern Shore, and nearby Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The event features the latest fall and winter fashions and extra staff to handle crowds, with police assisting visitors and mid-city garages offering reduced-rate parking.

Wilmington Mercantile Wilmington Bay Wilhington Del-Mar-Va Pennsylvania New Jersey Bureau of Police Superintendent of Public Safety

Local Probate Actions Include Sales and Inventories

Administrators Porter and Waldis Nichols filed sales and inventory accounts for decedents Caroll H. Pippin and Joseph Waldis. Maude F. Johnson obtained court authorization to sell bank stock. Josephine Moose's will was filed, proven, and admitted to probate.

Jesse W. Porter Caroll H. Pippin J. Russell Waldis Rufus Nichols Joseph Waldis Maude F. Johnson Thomas Frederick Johnson Josephine Moose

Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Highlights Local Socials

Mrs James Hicks and others attend Caroline County Federation of Women's Clubs in Treensboro. Weekend guests of Mrs Susie Thompson include Edward Ross Ruth Evans and Stevens. Socials feature visits from Baltimore delegations, Trappe gatherings, and local stays by Knott family and others with multiple weekend and Sunday visits noted.

James Hicks Elwood Fleming H. BR. Covell Ralph Thompson Miriam Gale Caroline County Federation of Women’s Clubs Treensboro Edward Ross Ruth Evans Wilmington FC. T. Stevens Millington, Sr Mark Geiser Sadlersville Susie Thompson Edgar Blades Brown Thawley Mildred Stenger Wm. Helfrich Trappe Mis Milford Kline Robert Magrogan Newton Smith Gladys Gale Baltimore J. L. Knott Salisbury Nicholas Knott Mis. Lucietia Gibbs Centreville Ola Jester Easton Oscar Rice Henesy Fisher Red Bank N. J Lowie Gray Denton Mary Rowe Preston

Pacifist or Peacemaker Sermons Highlight Queen Anne Church

Queen Anne Rev C L Fossitt of St Pauls Church preaches morning on Pacifists or Peacemakers and evening on The Meaning of Friendship at the annual convention where Fossitt was named Director of Young People's Work. Community Club reports good attendance with refreshments and hostesses. Local social notes list visits and dinners among residents and guests with plans for a Thanksgiving play directed by Mrs Horace Morgan.

C. L Fossitt St. Paul's Church Fossitt Queen Anne County Chester Barto Wilthensburg Del S. H. Reynolds Horace Morgan Cha. Barton

Social guests visit from across towns and cities

Philadelphia visitors Misses Marietta and Marguerite Bennett and Mr and Mrs Chas Cartwright called on Mr and Mrs Martin Bennett. The Kusmauls from Philadelphia and Wilmington visitors saw relatives here. Many locals hosted and visited in a weekend of social calls across Philadelphia Chester Wilmington and East Lansdowne with several extended visits and returns.

Marietta Marguerite Bennett Philadelphia Chas. Cartwright Richardson Park Jack Fuller Wilmington Martin Bennett Anna Huffert Emma Henry Kusmaul John Kusmaul Ida Windsor Hattie O’rourke Alburt Keifer Chester Allan Sweeney East Lansdowne E. C. Gooden Cora Griffith Helen Jarman Robert Carter Wm. Huszteh Jack Buesi New York City

Broadway to Tollywood and darings of Armistice week at Dentonia

The Dentonia Theatre presents a Armistice Day program headlined by Broadway to Tollywood with Alice Brady Frank Morgan Jimmy Durante Jackie Cooper Fay Templeton May Robson Madge Evans Una Merkel and The Albertina Rasch Dancing Gear. Short subjects include Pathe News Loongtoon Cartoon Charlie Chase NRA feature The New Deal and Sightseeing in Washington. Dates November 10 11 and 14 15 with Double Harness starring Ann Harding and William Powell in a separate engagement plus Hearst Metrotone News and two comedies. A premier exclusive showing not seen in nearby theatres.

Dentonia Theatre News Denton Theatre Alice Brady Frank Morgan Jimmy Durante Jackie Cooper Fay Templeton May Robson Madge Evans Una Merkel Albertina Rasch Tony Pastor Pathe NRA Washington Order of the Eastern Star of Denton Ann Harding William Powell RKO Radio Int Hearst Metrotone

Preston area notes mark club events and gatherings

Mrs. T L Trice hosted a budge luncheon with guests from Denton and town. Edna Hobbs led high scores among guests and E P Baylor among club. County Federation reps from Preston noted. Halloween, par t ies, and school events followed with several local families hosting visitors and moving or changing homes. Alicia Winn entered UNC women’s college, mathematics focus. Various residents visited relatives in Delaware Baltimore and Duke University. Church services at Epiphany Mission listed.

T. L. Trice Budge Mary Edna Hobbs Robert Tleetwood Wanfield Nichols EL. W. Breeding Mark Breeding Jonathan Hughes Wm. Nuttle J. HW. Summerfield Denton Wm. Noble Nelson Trice Easton J M. Parker Emaline Wight E. P. Baylor Preston Community Club County Federation of Womens Clubs Greensboro H. M. Hollis J. L. Gallagher J. T. Dennis J. W. Noble Maude Reidy W. H. Cannon J. M. Parker J. M. Chambers Emalene Wright Clayton Taylor Fulton Noble W. J. Bonner Maynard Hohe HW. M. Parrott H. R. Dean S. E. Douglas L. P. Cannon Hallowe'en Jack Noble Parish Houe Community Club Epworth League Alicia Winn Woman’s College University of North Carolina Blackstone College James Cochran Orland Hastings Felton Del Goodhand A. D. Bradley Farmington Emory Wright Virginia Cambridge Helen Smith

Halloween Party at Bethlehem Celebrates Elma Legates

Bethleham resident Miss Elma Legates hosted a masked Halloween gathering last Monday with friends and family. Guests included Irene Perry Dorothy Perry Irene Swaninger Harriet Stevens Thelma Marvel Mary Agnes Christopher Mildred Harding and many Legates relatives. Attendees traveled from Elkton Dover Tilghman and Matthews to join the fun.

Elma Legates Irene Dorothy Perry Irene Swaninger Harriet Stevens Thelma Marvel Mary Agnes Christopher Mildred Harding Jim Coulby Everett Marvel Everett Stephens Oliver Corkran Granvilla Marvel Wesley Christopher Irvin Legates Bill Eason David Garrett Lawrence Legates Jr Norris Colby Leonad Legates George Blades Elkton Charles Blades Edward Gruwell Dover

In loving memory of my dear husband James E Morgan

In loving memory of my dear husband James E Morgan who died nine years ago on November 10. I miss you beyond words and think of you with tears. Dear husband I loved you and love cannot forget. Leaves fade yet others may forget you, but never will I. By his wife Maggie Morgan.

James E. Morgan Maggie Morgan

Birthday Surprises and Local Notices in Greensborough

Mrs Charles Rich and Mrs L W Taylor hosted a birthday party for Mrs Effa Plummer with three tables of cards and prizes. many local residents attended gatherings and visits. Miss Velma Howard hosted a birthday party at the Passwaters home. about fifty guests attended with games and refreshments. Numerous residents were noted visiting, traveling, or ill, including Mrs Matilda Schuyler who died at 85 near Bridetown. funeral services were held with interment in Greensboro cemetery. Several listed residents were reported as visiting, traveling, or ill, including Emma Roe who sustained a broken hip and was taken to Easton Emergency Hospital.

Charles Rich L. W. Taylor Effa Plummer Thomas Dobson J. R. Meekins Plummer Matilda Schuyler Bridgetown Richard Schuyler Mary Garrett Greensboro Cemetery Velma Howard Earl Passwaters Fred Emerson Katie Emerson Baltimore Fred Rickards San Domingo F. P. Roe Richards Emma Roe Easton Arthur Wheatman Marvin Denton Charles Wheatman Smyrna W. Thomas Thornton Arlie Dingledine Matson Ohio Dingledine J. Dingledine S. D. Carrow Clayton Porter Bob Harvey Porter L. R. Taylor Wilmington Hewitt Smith Harrington Carroll Meredith Ridgely N. A. Smith John Shulties John A. Shulties Wm. Shields Dover Del Albert Shields Sr William Roe Philadelphia Virgie James Roe John Matson Mary Nashold Georgeanna Norris Hilton Dobson Laurel, Md C. T. Morris Beverly Goldsborough Harry Corkran Atlantic City John Greenlee John Wyatt Valley Forge Howard Joiner Albert Shields Jr Clara Seward William Wrotten Clayton Wesley E. Tribbett Christopher Tribbett Oscar Wyatt Lawrence Dill Marie Eaton Lydia Thorpe Silas Hill Town Paul Kibler Camp Meade Mildred Ginn Townsend C. H. Meeds Marcus Hook Louise Swann Edward Pearson Katie Webber

Mrs G Lacy Butler 73 Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Mary Eliza Butler of Denton, aged 73, died after a long illness. Funeral at her late home on Sunday at one o'clock, burial in a Denton cemetery. Survived by husband G Lacey Butler, two sons Harry and Lee, three daughters Mrs John Boon, Mrs Frank Lord, Mrs Louis Butler, a brother Raymond Coates, and two sisters Mrs W B Guthrie and Mrs L E Poole.

Mary Eliza Butler G. Lacey Butler Denton Butler John Coates Caroline County Harry Butler Preston Lee Butler Baltimore John Boon Trenton N. J Frank Lord Federalsburg Louis Butler Raymond Coates W. B. Guthrie Kenton Del L. E. Poole Cape Charles

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