Apartment for Rent and Local Notices in Denton Journal
Denton Journal advertises several rental options including a 4-100m apartment at Sparks Apartments in Denton Maryland and a 2nd-floor five-room unit on 2nd Street opposite Court House Square. The issue also lists sale items, meals, church notices, bake sales, a turkey shoot, a Red Cross roll call, and community events with dates in November and December.
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Denton Journal
Sparks Apartments
Denton
Journal
J. E. Emerson
Route 2
Maryland
Clarence Wright
Franklin Street
6Th
H. W. Hughes
Newnam
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E. Church
Ladies Aid of
Goldsboro
Dennison
Del-Mar-Va
M. K. Newnam
Baltimore News-Post
Baltimore Sunday American
All News
2Nd Street
Court House Square
Fred R. Owens
G. Linden Duffey
Greensboro
Lewis V. Derrickson
Milford Hospital
McColley’s Chapel
Delaware
Laslie
Amos Crouse
Earl Holsinger
Adeline Holsinger
Margaret Krabill
J. A. Seese
Denton M. E. Church
Caroline Post
American Legion
Clayton Reynolds
Wesley E. Thawley
M. P
Denton Community Club
Baltimore
Hutzler
Dorothy Cross
Caroline County
American Red Cross
D. Wilson Davis
Hillsboro
H. W
B. Roe
Arthur W. Brumbaugh
Galdboro
Henderson
Marydel
Templeville
Alice Sylvester
Ridgels
Frank Flounders
Burrsville
Harry Porter
Hobbs
Benson B. Allen
Andersontown
Concord
Harry H. Nuttle
Williston
Minnie Todd
Tuckahoe Neck
Clarence J. Kern
Preston
John Noble
Federalsburg
W. E. Lennon
Social Notes From Denton and Vicinity Milestones
The Community Club met on Friday November 6 with strong attendance and several guests. Elections day lunches netted over 18 dollars, while Denton and county tag sales brought in 36.42 and over 112 dollars respectively. News includes federation reports, a hook rug project, piano performances, and plans for an Armistice play. Marriages and showers marked the week, with several local couples tying the knot or receiving congratulations.
Denton Group Pushes Maryland Bay Ferry Plan
The Denton Chamber of Commerce backs a Maryland Bay Company proposal for a new twenty four hour ferry linking Stevensville Kent Island and Sandy Point in Anne Arundel County. Hearing set for December 9 before the Public Service Commission.
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Denton Chamber of Commerce
Calvert C. Merriken
Public Service Commission
Maryland Bay Company
Stevensville
Kent Island
Sandy Point
Anne Arundel
Merriken
Diverse Church Notices in Denton Area Weekly
Local churches schedule Sunday services morning and evening. Denton M E notes Sunday School at 9:45 and Epworth League at 6:45. Eastern Star Caroline Chapter 62 attends Denton service. theme Ruth. Also Bible study at 6:45 on Corinthians and a pageant My Altar of Thanks at 7:30 by Missionary Auxiliary. Bethesda First Bethesda week of November events with multiple speakers. Williston Community Church holds 2:30 service with war theme. Additional services at Church of the New Jerusalem Preston and Epiphany Mission Preston. Associated Bible Students meet Nov 15 at 11:00 and 2:00 with W N Woodworth. Bethel Pilgrim Holiness revival begins Nov 15 with Miss Winiford Mears and Mrs Mayme A Mills. daily 7:30 p.m. Masses noted at St Elizabeth Denton and St Benedict Ridgely. Confessions at St Benedict Saturday 7 p.m. and Sunday 7:45 a.m. Evening services 7:30 p.m.
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M. S. Andrews
Denton M. E
Epworth League
Denton M. P
Order of Eastern Star
Caroline
Ruth
Christian Endeavor Bible Study
1St Corinthians
Missionary Auxiliary
Church
Bethesda Methodist Episcopal Church
Preston
Frank Lewis
J. P. Outten
O. M. Bartley
J. T. Richardson
O. J. Collins
E. P. Thomas
P. W. Spence Jr
E. C. Hallman
Church of the New Jerusalem
Elisha
Epiphany Mission
Associated Bible Students
Liden
New Heaven
Brother W. N. Woodworth
New York City
Bible Truth
Bethel Pilgrim Holiness Church
Goldsboro
Maryland
Winiford Mears
Mayme A. Mills
Cambridge
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Denton
St. Benedict's Church
Ridgely
St. Benedict’s Church
Mrs T Clayton Horsey obituary in Caroline County
Mrs Nellie Fisher Horsey wife of T Clayton Horsey of Greensboro died in Rush Hospital Philadelphia on November 6 1950. Funeral and burial in Greensboro followed by Protestant Episcopal rites. Survived by husband son Eleanor Fisher Horsey sister Dr Mary Jones Fisher and late husband Dr P Roland Fisher.
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Nellie Fisher Horsey
T. Clayton Horsey
Greensboro
Rush Hospital
Philadelphia
Greensboro Cemetery
Protestant Episcopal Church
John White
Episcopal
Caroline County
G. Lawrence Wilson
Thomas W. Jones
Ridgely
H. Lay Beaven
Hillsboro
William Wilson
Tilghman
Harve
Robert Wilson
Baltimore
Horsey
Caroline
Tuckahoe Neck
Henry C
Elizabeth Wilson Fisher
Maryland College For Women
Lutherville
Denton
Caroline County Bank
Thomas Clayton
Bethlehem Ladies Aid Oyster Supper at Community House
The Ladies Aid of Bethlehem will hold an oyster supper at the Community House on Thursday evening November 19. Menu includes oysters ham chicken Maryland biscuits salad slaw and sides. Supper begins at 5 o clock with prices 60c and 25c. Come and eat supper with us.
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The
Ladies Aid of Bethlehem
Maryland
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Ladies Aid Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Olin Porter’s home with thirty-one members. Proceeds from two November suppers totaled 112.55. Committees were named for dishes bazaar and program. December meeting at Mrs. Carold Fountain’s home. Attendees from Ridgely at Hillsboro Federation event included many members. Armistice Day observed at Methodist Church with World Friendship program.
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Ladies Aid Society
Olin Porter
Treasuer
Seward
Harold Fountain
Orrell Saulsbury
Frank Seward
Leonard Dean
T. W. Jones
Nelson Richards
Fancywork Booth
O. B. Reed
Eands Booth
Wm. Richards
H. C. Swann
Fih Pond
Walter Bennington
David Holinger
J. T. Moore
Ada Matthews
Carold Fountain
Ridgely
County Federation of Women's Clubs
Ain Hillsboro
Frank Mloundera
Maipaiet Swing
Grace Smith
Elsie Matthews
Harvey Holsinger
Maud Slemmons
J. J. Ivison
Albert Winte
G. L. Wilson
Ella Swann
Ada Matthew
Edna Detwiler
Harald E. Donnell
Maryland Penal Institutions
Methodist Church
Woman's Home Missionary Socty
Margaret Swine
League of Nations
Brethren and Reformed Sunday School
Harry Henmons
M. FE
HL. FP. Hafer
The
Reformed Church
Furman’ Grove Homemakers’ Club
Voshell Duhn
Queen Anne
Olivers
Vernon Bakery
William Cooper
Harry Doda
Edward Bowman
Ibianan
Clifton Crause
Commm
George A. McDaniel
Richmond
Joseph H. Cudlip
Baltimore
Col
Cudlip
Ridgely P.T. A
Denton Methodist
Leon Ross
Celleen
Tilghman
Q. B. Reed
James Johnson
Walter Moore
C. O. Bratton
Charles
Elisabeth Watson
Newport
Del
Norman Wilson
John Sculley
Joanne
Arthur Scoulley
James Bowling
Marcus Hook
Howard Quaintance
Phoebe Jane
Silver Spring
J. D. Davis
Anna Wilkinson
Burton
Philadelphia
Wesley Bower
Carlton Marvel
Grahame Poiter
Centreville
Furman Grove Homemakers Plan Christmas Party
The Furman Grove Homemakers' Club met November 10 at Mrs. Voshell Dulin's home to plan a December 4 party at Mrs. Mary Callahan's home. Officers were elected for 1937 and decorating, program, and sponsorship duties assigned to members. Members circulated books from Caroline Home makers Library and will report eight books to the State Library Commission by June 1, 1937. The club also noted adding a new County Library book, discussed Entertaining the Young, and welcomed new member Rowe Wood. Unity Club announces a meeting November 18 at Mrs. Henry Stafford's home with transportation and canning reports requested.
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Furman’s Grove Homemakers’ Club
Voshell Dulin
Queen Anne
Mary Callahan
C. E. Cannon
Harry Dadd
W. G. Lynch
Wm. Cooper Jr
Clifton Crouse
J. W. Sutton
Vernon Baker
William Cooper Jr
Harry Dodd
Edward Bowman
John DeFord Jr
Edna Detwiler
Crouse
Caroline Homemakers’ Library
State Library Commission
Baker
Cooper
Homemakers Win Awards in Canned Products Contest
Mrs. Chester Crier of Harford county won first place in a Maryland county homemaker contest for best two jars of fruit and non acid vegetables. Ball Jar Company sponsors the event from Muncie Indiana, with multiple county winners named and two upcoming 1 H rallies in Denton on November 21 and a leaders meeting November 13. Caroline Homemakers Library catalogued and sent to clubs, with new books to be ordered.
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Chester Crier
Harford County
Maryland
Venna M. Kellar
Ball Jar Company
Muncie
Indiana
Willard Taylor
Talbot County
Howard Stont
Queen Anne's County
College expects large audience for Rock Ferris concert
State Teachers College Salisbury will host pianist Rock Ferris on Thursday November 19 at 8 30 pm in the college auditorium. Local and Shore audiences anticipated following his acclaimed 1932 and 1935 Salisbury appearances. Proceeds benefit the college library.
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Rock Ferris
State Teachers College
Salisbury
Salisbury College
The
Chicago Tribune
Po.is
Ferris
College
Good Food For Sound Thinkers Useful activity and its remunera tion
Christian Science Monitor notes that useful activity and its remuneration symbolize the enduring idea that God employs His ideas and endows them with goodness. The remark frames work as a divine principle guiding thoughtful living.
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Christian Science Monitor
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Highlights Local Visits
A Denton church mass meeting noted attendees including Ella Pennington, Mrs Ralph Thompson, Virginia Holt, Everett Gale and H Lay Beaven. Visitors from Dover, Wye Mills, Philadelphia, Wilmington and Blackbird called on local residents over the weekend, with several dinners and a funeral appearing in the social tally.
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Ella V. Pennington
Ralph Thompson
Virginia Holt
Everett Gale
H. Lay Beaven
Denton
Bernard Allen
Baltimore County
Mary Allen
Walter Miles
Wye Mills
Francis Fleming
James Finon
Dover
Lucy Hill
Blackbird
Del
Edgar Blades
Susan Thompson
Ruth Evans
Wilmington
F. A. Geiser
Queen Anne
Lulu Beaven
Philadelphia
Florence Beaven
Tri County High School Club Elects Officers
The Tri County High School Club met Friday with Norman Pinder and Sara Frances Short as president and vice president respectively. Other officers include Florence Moore secretary Edith Dudley treasurer Nellie Barcus, pianist Ruth Reynolds Mia, and director Francis Moore. Supper guests Mr and Mrs T A Geiser and Ruth Evans of Wilmington attended last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County High School
Norman Pinder
Sara Frances Short
Florence Moore
Edith Dudley
Nellie Barcus
Ruth Reynolds
Mia
Francis Moore
T. A. Geiser
Ruth Evans
Wilmington
Jake Morgan
Harry Moore
Baltimore
Howard Jarman
Berlin
Mary Diggans
Della Mullikin
Sam Sneed
Jake Sneed
Helen Chairs
Social Notes From Henderson Area Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Wm Windsor hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Ches Bickling and family from Marcus Hook and Mr and Mrs Ellwood Jones and family of Penns Grove Pa. Catherine Melvin visited Atlantic City and Wilmington for education association meetings while staying with G C King. Several couples shared Sundays and weekdays with relatives in Sandtown Ce cil ton Goldsboro Wilmington and North East. The Ladies Aid and Sewing Circle met with Mrs W Windsor and Mrs W F Clark respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Windsor
Ches. Bickling
Marcus Hook
J. B. Medford
Edwin
William Cahall
Sandtown
Wm. Cahall
Ceecilton
J. W. Meredith
Helen Cook
Kenton
Mildred Thomas
Herbert Walls
Wilmington
W. N. Walls
Wm. Phillips
Charles Nichols
Greensboro
Woodrow Montague
T. A. Montague
W. F. Clark
Ray Turner
R. E. Jones
Goldsboro
North East
Adams Cross Roads Social Highlights and Church Notices
Miss Louise Melson of Philadelphia business college spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Roland Melson. Mrs John Adnams and Mrs Fred Fountain will entertain the Club at the Community House November 17. Sunday School at two and preaching at three next Sunday at Bloomery with revival meetings in the evening. Miss Mildred Taylor of Seaford was a supper guest at the Fountain home. Mr and Mrs Kemp Adams and family visited his parents. Mr Charlie Adams of Wilmington was a Tuesday night supper guest. Thurman Fountain will start work in Philadelphia Monday. Mrs Earl Robinson and daughter visited her parents. Mrs John Adams spent Wednesday with her daughter Mrs Earl Robin Rev S L Hanley with C W Adams family.
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Louise Melson
Philadelphia
Roland Melson
John Adnams
Fred Fountain
Community House
Bloomery
Mildred Taylor
Seaford
Kemp Adams
Arthur Adams
Charlie Adams
Wilmington
John Adams
Thurman Fountain
Earl Robinson
Those who always love have no leisure to complain
A philosophical aphorism attributed to Joubert notes that perpetual loving leaves little time for grievance. It reflects a view on happiness and contentment arising from constant devotion.
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Joubert
Preston Club Members Attend County Federation Meeting
Preston Club members listed attended the County Federation meeting in Hillsboro. The Community Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Carmine presiding. Senator Wilmer Fell Davis spoke on legislation and invited members to Annapolis during the Legislature. The Methodist Church marks its 151st anniversary with nightly services.
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County Federation
Hillsboro
G. C. Carmine
Burton Proctor
Fulton Noble
Lee Noble
Clayton Taylor
T. L. Nugent
W. H. Cannon
S. E. Douglas
John Noble
Johnson Bonner
Lloyd Brodes
Merritt Parker
J. T. Dennis
H. M. Parrott
J. P. Outten
Ladies Aid
Howard Harris
A. T. Blades
Dorothy Elzey
H. Banks
Sharptown
Clyde Elzey
Chamber of Commerce
Weidlein, Jr
Drexel Hill
Harvey Parrott
Smith
George Twilley
E. T. Moore
Florida
Coburn
Easton
Newport News
Dorothy Beck
Washington
J. W. Payne
Lloyd Cannon
Maryland Farmers Open Annual Meet Schedule in State
Organized farmers of Maryland plan county state and national unit meetings from December through February. Caroline and Dorchester County sessions are set with Caroline on December 3 at Denton and Dorchester at a Cambridge dinner. Other counties Carroll Frederick and Talbot hold December dates. Anne Arundel and Montgomery dates to be announced ahead of the Maryland Farm Bureau annual meeting January 12 to 15, 1937 in Baltimore.
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Maryland
C. E. Wise, Jr
Maryland Farm Bureau
Caroline
Dorchester County
Mr. Wise
Denton
Cambridge
Farm Bureau
Baltimore
American Farm Bureau Federation
Pasadena
California
Wise
Orphans Court Proceedings in Caroline County Session
The Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis. Orders approved include assignment of mortgages for Everett Nuttle, executors of Joshua Kinder. Ellwanger executors filed inventory. Van Dyke administrator filed accounts and releases. Letters of administration granted to Harmon and Griffin. Appraisers named. creditors notice ordered published. Orme filed inventory for Almira Stevens. Kemp administration petition granted to J Virgil Moore. Tribbitt and Seward named appraisers. notice to creditors published. Frampton administrator filed final accounts. Court to reconvene Nov 17 at 10 a.m.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Towers
Handy
Dennis
Everett Nuttle
Joshua T. Kinder
Freeborn Ellwanger
Hartley Ellwanger
Charles W. Ellwanger
Paul S. van Dyke
Thomas R. VanDyke
Thos. W. Harmon
Emma S. Harmon
Frank Griffin
John Eveland
John Hammer
Elmer T. Orme
Almira F. Stevens
Benjamin Kemp
J. Virgil Moore
Sherman L. Tribbitt
T. Frank Seward
Jerome Frampton, Jr
Ella E. Carter
Greensboro area mourns Abel Seward longtime railroad worker
Abel Seward aged 72 died suddenly of heart disease at his Greens boro area home Tuesday. He served 36 years in the Railroad Company section gang, retiring 10 years ago. Survived by widow, a half sister Ida Cooper of Greensboro and half brother E. F. Seward of Wilmington. Funeral held yesterday at 2 pm from his home with Rev. L. E. Poole. interment in Greensboro cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Seward
Greensboro Station
Seward
Railroad Company
Section Gang
Ida Cooper
Greensboro
E. F. Seward
Wilmington
L. E. Poole
George Kornrumpf Jr
Mabel Kornrumpf
Stanton, del
Homeopathic Hospital
Turkey Point
Hugh Adams
M. E
Silverbrook Cemetery
Goldsboro
al Smith
Laura Caroline Cochran
Frederick
B. L. Goldsborough
Issac Dolby
Walter
Bertha Hunter
Centreville
James T. Pinder
Norman Cahall
Elsie Ward
Elizabeth Bilbrough
Roe
Will Clark
Elsie Roe
Carolyn Evans
Fletcher Clark
Jane Reed
Harrington
Oscar Kinnamon
Marcus Hook
Clinton Thornton
Jewel
Virginia Loscomb
Lawrence Thornton
Chester
Walter Stevenson
Jamez
Annie E. Duncan
Washington
Walter Riddleberger
Molly Moore
Ingleside
Lewis Asilton
Wye Mills
Norman Oasilton
Anna Wieneke
Gladys Coulling
Baltimore
Miss Wieneke
Charles Wieneke
Irvin Brumbaugh
Allen
A. A. Christian
Bloomsburg
C. H. Pippin
Miss Mac
Grace Wooters
Millington
Frank Asilton
Lacey Wilson
Michael Ash
Kenneth Bostic
William Sipple
Clayton Porter and Sons
S. D. Carrow
Hardy
Lit. Smith
Clarence Russell
J. E. Weaver
Harry Blackburn
Otto Zacharias Jr
Otto Zacharias Sr
Harry Porter
Burrsville
Emma Thawley
Clara Sewerd
Frank Hartnett
Dover
Anna Blackburn
Alfred Blackburn
Charles Adams
Kent General Hospital
Not in what I shall get but in what I can give
A concise quotation attributed to Calvin Coolidge. It reflects a philosophy of fulfillment through service and contribution rather than personal gain.
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Calvin Coolidge
To be proud of learning is the greatest ignorance
A maxim attributed to Bishop Taylor asserts that pride in learning signifies true ignorance, highlighting humility as essential in pursuit of knowledge. The saying cautions against arrogance and celebrates ongoing study.
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Bishop Taylor
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the Local Department
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Swing
Winfield Nichols
Austin Murphy
W. W. Sylvester
Barbara Cooper
Dorothy Knox
Ruth Hastings
Louise Chaffinch
Ellen Collison
Mary Orme
Thomas Clyde Ellwanger
Thomas J. Ellwanger
Greenlee
Pauline V. Taylor
Noble Taylor
Benjamin E. Maloney
Oscar E. Maloney
F. M. Clift
Union Grove
Martha Clem
Elmer J. Clem
Kokomo
Ind
Marion L. Butler
Charles H. Butler
Oxford
Emergency Hospital
Minnie Henry
M. B. Henry
Georgetown
Henry Eaton
Wm. D. Uhler
Miami
Olivia P. Roe
Charles Griffin
West Englewood, N. J
Denton Group
Maryland Bay Company Wll
Pennsylvania
Matapenke-Annapolis
Mrs. T. Clayton Horsey
Bethlehem
Unity Club
Henry Stafford
Transportation Committee
Canning
Tuckahoe
J. M. Eaton
Depue H. Duffey
Clayton Horsey
Jean
Edwin Gale
Brown Thawley
Oscar Clark
Charles Jarrell
Adams Cross Roads
L Hanley
C. W. Adams
Organized Farmers
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