Denton Area News Briefs and Community Notices
Local hunting reports note few accidents while W H Anderson receives a cargo of nut coal. Ads seek yellow corn, coal prices at Redden's siding, and hats on sale at Mrs Ida Hollingsworths. Church bazaars set for November, Armistice Day observed, and farm sale planned near Smiths schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Anderson
Redden's Siding
F. W. Redden
Ida Hollingsworth
M. P. Church
Howard's School
M. Jacobson
Denton
Mul
M. K. Newnam
Dorothy Emerson
Caroline County
Evelyn Kelly
Huber Baking Co
Centreville
Kelly
Caroline
Court of Appeals
Caroline Court
Denton Methodist Protestant Church
Ra Arnold
Church of the Brethren
Sherman & Rhodes
Bridgeville
Federalsburg
Eastern Shore
Maryland Federation Women’s Clubs
Hotel Avon
Easton
A. A. Hathaway
Bedwart Shoemaker
Mulberry Street
Baltimore
League of Women Voters
Alfonso Haley
State Council of Presidents
Caroline County Federation
Social visitors and family gatherings in Denton area
Personal mention lists Mrs Alexander Chambers and son Laird and Mrs Edwin Thorpe and son Edwin of Philadelphia visiting at Andersontown with the Ch ambers and others. Guests include Mr and Mrs Samuel Chambers and son Howard from Es ton and Mr and Mrs Webster Hunter of Easton plus many relatives and visitors from Baltimore Harrisburg and Centreville. Master William Chambers visits Philadelphia relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Chambers
Laird
Edwin Thorpe
Edwin
Philadelphia
Willian Chambers
Andersontown
Samuel Chambers
Howard
Webster Hunter
Eston
Haymaker
J. Elmer Anthony
Con
Centreville
D. Good
Pegpy
Harrisburg
Slora
Plainsfield
New Jersey
Jean F. Scrivener
Labtimare
John A. Mackintosh
F. W. Groff
Martha
Elizabethtown
C. A. Peniz
Health nurse office approved in county buildings
Report details a permanent office for the county health nurse on the third floor of the Law Building to serve Red Cross and tuberculosis clinics. The Red Cross will share nurse salary, loan closets will be added, and scales purchased. Attorney Dr. Jones and State Board staff praised by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Committee
J. Spencer Lapham
Red Cross
Ruth Jackson
E. A. Jones
State Board of Health
Caroline County
County School Attendance Honors October Growth
In October the county white school enrollment rose to 3110 and colored schools to 871, totaling 1990 pupils. Attendance improved since September with 41 of 64 schools reaching the 90 percent mark. Honor rolls include Irigh Schonts Caroline Federals bury Greensboro Ridgely Preston Town Elementary Ridgely Primary and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irigh Schonts
Caroline
Federalsbury
Greensboro
Ridgely
Preston
Town
Denton
Henderson
Federalsburg
Denton Grammar
Goldsboro
Smithson
Friendship
Hillsboro
Moore's
Nichols
Garey’s
Smithville
Central
Maryden
Concord
Williamson
Bethlehem
Waltimore Corner
Havens
Furman’s Grove
Laurel Grove
Choptank
American Corner
Hotstan's Branch
Hickory Hil
Hickman
Camp Cirove
Cotored Schools
Castle Hat
Union
Johns
Jonetown
Deep Branch
Washington
Caraline Thigh
Ridgely Prontary
Wvoe-Room
Castle Latt
Victrolas and Hecarts in stock at MLK Newnain's
Full stock of Victrolas and records on hand at MLK Newnain's. Practically any record in the catalogue. Choose early as scarce items vary. Verins may be arranged. One tuberculosis case at Hobbs and one scarlet fever case at Greensboro were the only commonable diseases in Caroline for the week ending November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MLK
Newnain's
Hobbs
Greensboro
Caroline
Washington College
Ware
Western Maryland
Washington Field
Chestertown
Haverfond
P.M. C
Washington
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Cmftaent
Schuykill College
Reading
Schuylkills
Sna College
M. K. Newnam’s
M. K. Newnam's
James E Morgan 63 Dies at Burrsville
James E Morgan carpenter and long time Burrsville resident dies at home after two year illness. Survived by widow and children Mrs Ed Hand Philadelphia Mrs Clayton Layton Vernon Florence Robinson and Edward Morgan at home plus four grandsons. Funeral held Wesley Church Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev Wright and Rev Jump officiating. Interment Wesley cemetery. pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Morgan
E. N. Wright
M. E. Church
W. L. Jump
Holiness Church
Wesley Cemetery
Messrs
Ed. Webber
John L Chance
M. F. H. Collison
H. A. Porter
Charles W. Stokes
Charles W. Collison
Borrsville
Small Town Guests and Gatherings Across Federalsburg
Federalsburg residents hosted and visited relatives and friends this week. Notables include Mr. Euphonious Smith of Philadelphia visiting brother Fred Smith, and Mr. Carter Kelley of Wilmington greeting his father John Kelly. The community plans a play The Kentucky Belle at the school on Saturday November 22, and several residents spent weekends with kin in Henderson Marcus Hook Newark and Warmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iarold Hrooke
Westmont
N. J
G. L. Jopp
Aberdeen
J. R. Starkey
Oscar F. Morris
New York
Kate Heather
James Hummer
James
Warmington
Ates
Lowell Hlummmer
Rebecca Medford
Marcus Hook
F. P. Medford
Sylvia Marvel
W. Marvel
Owen Moore
Newark
PL H. Davis
Maxine Gootwin
Henderson
Florence Smith
Bessie Phillips
Near Town
Esther Clayville
Naomi Stafford
Melvin F. Wheatley
John Porter
Greensboro
Second Avenue
Fourth Street
Bately
Manon Dean
Ann Sautsbury
Mercy Hospital
Waltimore
AO. Sautybury
Mamie Smnth
Queen Anne’s County
Centreville
Church Flill
Sadlersville
Winifred Hammond
Lucy Price
Baltimore
Mass Winifred
Lucy
Edward Anderson
Bridgeville
Frank Long
Catherine Pindar
James Stary
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Thompson
W. MM. Wiley
Charles Wiley
Lakewood
New Jersey
Kadina Detwiler
Merc
Waillian Beckwith
Denton
Herbert Hammond
Mamie Smith
Treather
Maryctel
M. A. Bracket
Dentists
Salisbury
Wilmington
Suunday
Mary Faton
Tilda Wooters
and Mirs
Lawrence Lynch
Hockessin
Det
Robert Colf
Dawne
Wall Smith
Carne Lateham
Mallord
George Itv
Sadie Wilson
Lid Morris
Ridgely Community Notes On Education Week Events
The Ridgely News Letter reports a busy week with the Woman's Home Missionary Societies convention in Centreville, a Regions Education talk by Rev. F. A. Linhorst, an Education Week program by the Community Club, and a Lyceum opening with the play June. Local residents attend meetings, visits occur among families, and school activities include officer elections and a council session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin E. Wheatley
Gertrude
Jennie Mitchel
Elizabeth Flounders
Harry Swann
Norman Wilson
Elsie Matthews
Centreville
Woman's Home Missionary Societies
Middletown
M. H. Thomas
Madge
Elina Wilson
Young People's Society
Caroline County Ministerial Association
Our Church House
William McClelland
East New Market
Our Community Lyceum
Tueday
Harvey Tol
Sinper
George Fitz
Harry Hemimons
Kinhart
Wilnington
Ridgely
Heam
Henderson Epworth League elects officers for year
Henderson residents attended a Friday night Epworth League meeting at Miss Mary Robb’s home where officers were elected: President John Richard and four vice presidents Myrtle Bryant Edith Richard Mary Robb Annabel Clark. secretary Katherine Melvin treasurer Elma Melvin and organist Sara Gooden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Mary Robb
John Richard
Myrtle Bryant
Edith Richard
Annabel Clark
Katherine Melvin
Elma Melvin
Sara Gooden
HAPPENINGS AT HILLSBORO BRINGS BAZAAR AND CHURCH PLANS
Community Club bazaar set for November 21 and 22 with two hand knit robes a bed spread and rugs on sale Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church lists Sunday School worship and sermons Educational Week program Home and School Association meets to observe Educational Week with a speaker Local social notes mention many residents visiting relatives and attending services including transfers and travel details plus an Orphans Court report detailing administrations inventories and estate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Finn
Tuckahoe Neck
Charles Jarrell
H. W. B. Rowe
Pion
Ray Turner
Queen Anne
Work of the Holy Spirit at morning church service
Goldsboro church notices state the morning service will discuss The Work of the Holy Spirit and the evening message The Most Important Thing to be in the World with attendees urged to arrive early for seats. Local births are noted including a son to Mr and Mrs Lewis Jones at Cambridge Hospital last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Jean Smith
Ma Loflind
Deaville
N. J
W. J. Murphy
Arthur Calia
John Sylvester
Wilmington
J. W. Shively
Smith and Son
Willow Grove
George Sylvester
Lewis Jones
Cambridge Hospital
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Thomas Gray
Tints
Philadelphia Visit Highlights Local Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Earte Alford and Mr and Mrs J If Spence and daughter Kathryn spent the weekend in Philadelphia with relatives. Mr Ilisha Pod of Philadelphia is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Liden. Miss Elizabeth Bullock visited relatives in Baltimore recently. Mrs Earle Alford is spending a few days in Philadelphia. Now is the time to cubecribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George King
Atlantic City
William Golt
Helen Long
Wye Mills
John Lang
Alle Sweeney
Allan
Philadelphia
F. H. Sweeney
Withiam Goalwin
Folream
Par
W. Af. Goodwin
Sunebtyy
S. Eldbanby
Samuel Cloud
Faulee
Qlarry Bostic
Anne
Felton
John Quelle
Lillian Meredith
Hiladelphia
Gallen
Grace Seward
Wallace Jones
Ruth Melvin
New Goldsboro
Beatrice Wand
Clement Boudle
Jo A. Gooden
Yorn Jones
Suthersville
Mary Rhobh
Cassell Howdle
Winfred Gooden
Carroll Seeney
Chestertown
Pal Marvel
G. S Gooden
Wyoming
We To Sanders
Lottie Dukes
Ingleside
Clarence Pritchett
Wilmington
James Rickards
Edwans Schoppe
Langford Sanders
Martin Jensen
J. A. Gooden
Corrie Hote
Charles Fleming
Osford
Sallie Worth
Jones
2. M. Thompson
Pauline Jones
Baltimore
Ella Pennington
Sadie Wathers
Edna Fleming
Easton
Annie Beaven
Oscar Mann
Salisbury
Florence
Earte Alford
J. If Spence
Kathryn
Ilisha ‘Pod
Walter Liden
Elizabeth Bullock
Earle Alford
Fire threatens homes near Greensboro rail depot
A Saturday night fire near the Greensboro railroad station destroyed a Cooper dwelling and damaged surrounding houses. An oil lamp blast sparked the blaze. Denton Fire Company arrived eight miles away in under 15 minutes, saving about 100000 dollars in property. Fire fanned roofs south of the Cooper residence. furniture from all homes was moved out. The Cooper dwelling was insured, but his furniture was not. Other items note evangelist Rev Melvin G Morris at Angora Baptist Philadelphia and local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cooper
M. B. Cooper
Denton
Roe Canning
Denton Fire Company
Cooper
Melvin G. Morris
Angora Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Morris
Greensboro
George F. Brown
Harrington
Philipine Vonville
Vonville
Brown
Clinton LB. Jarman
Riverside Hotel
William S. Carroll
J. C. Tuthill
Lynchburg, Va
George Horsey
Wilmington
Prize Winners at Choptank Exhibit Longstanding Local Fair
The Choptank community exhibit held October 24 25 drew many visitors with a large prize list across divisions. Winners included Cora Dulin H H Thieroff Ella Carmine James Cheezum and numerous others for canned goods butters and marmalade pickles and preserves baked goods candy and needlework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choptank
James Cheezum
Sarah Williamson
Marie Perry
J. B. Todd
Cora Dulin
H. H. Thieroff
Frank Whiteley
Peter de Wilde
L. H. Thieroff
Mary Stevens
Orlan Cheezum
J. F. Spence
Orlan Wright
Saorah Williamson
Ella Carmine
O. C. Blades
H. J. Rosebrook
Edward Lane
H. Hi. Thieroff
H. J. Bonebrook
W. E.dillon
Orland Wright
Maryland
C. C. Blades
J. T. Blades
Gilbert Lane
Peter DeWilde
Dena de Wilde
Frank Qly
Lulie Colling
Annie Eberhard
Mollie Wright
James Jester
Moltie Wright
Annie Nichola
Steadman
J. S. Spence
J. C. Wilson
Frank Whitney
Dr. Steadman
W. H. Williamson
J.C. Wilson
John Schmick
Percy Collins
H. I H. Thieroff
Mr. Henry
Mr. Schmick
Henry Schmick
Nancy Hall
Ifenr Schmick
Raymond Eberhard
Japan
Kieffer
Kale
H. H. Thierolf
C. Wilson
Cors Dulin
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Ispapr
Helen M. Schidereith
Wiliam Chambers
Burrsville
Marydel
THE
Ridgely News
Ton
Petour
Newnaiu
Bee Tree School
Imi Kusmaut
George Conley
George Zloch
Helen Zloch
Margaret Morris
Margaret Skusmaul
Christine Walls
Tessie Dobies
Lila Marvel
Nettie Marvel
Dover
George Swede
Darby
Chales Marvel
Hl. S. Barns
Vina Street
Mareket
Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church
Young People’s Society
Home and School Association
G. W. Davis
Peppy
Milford Kine
Nancy Jane
Mary Kline
Charles Kline
D. W. Weaver
John Skinner
Barclay
Aston
Vernon Baker
Flarrisonburg
John Wothers
T. R. Seward
HH. B. Hay
C. Hi. Merchant
Joe Taylor
Sarah
Mary Stell
John Holt
John Wilson
Margaret Jane
S. N. Smith
Guild
Radio
Crosley
Gail Cooper
M. Sk
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawe
J. W. Breeding
Wesley L. Breeding
A. P. Hammer
W. E. Lynch
J. Walter Beauchamp
Elizabeth Beauchamp
Clarence E. Andrews
Annie Edith Andrews
Marvel E. Flamer
George W. Flamer
Elle L. Davis
James Albert Davis
Effie L. Davis
Charles B. Harrison
William H. Cheezum
Isaac T. Sparklin
Thomas LB. Sparklin
Julia Collier
George M. Collier
George C. Collier
Isaac T. Sparkfin
Thomas B. Sparklin
Maude Mowbray
Charles 8. Harrison
Susie FE. Panton
Sophie G. Kerr
Underwood
Bertha Blades
Mary Spinka
Rudolf Spinka
Tonger
Jowrsat
Mee J. B. Todd
Mrs. QO. C. Blades
Ela Carmine
Newspape