Apartment Rent and Local Notices Across Denton Md
Denton Journal itemized notices include apartments for rent at Sparks Apartments and a new second floor unit on 2nd Street opposite Court House Square. Also ads for coal yard phone number Denton No 44, hunting at Newnam's store, and Majestic ranges orders filled. A Thanksgiving movie contest and a Hillsboro Gun Club shoot are listed along with public notices about city delivery for Federalsburg residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Journal
Sparks Apartments
Denton
New Baby
Long & Short
Federalsburg
Dentonia Theatre
J. E. Emerson
Route 2
Maryland
Clarence Wright
Franklin Street
H. W. Hughes
Denton No
Howard Wright
Methodist Protestant Church
T. Fred Johnson
M. K. Newnam
2Nd Street
Court House Square
Fred R. Owens
G. Linden Duffey
Greensboro
Baltimore News-Post
Caroline Post
American Legion
Hillsboro
Greenboro
Caroline
Mercury
Ridgely Government Weather Bureau
Caroline County
J. Ben Colgain
Tuckahoe Neck
Mr. Colgain
Delaware
Dover
George W. Clendaniel
Salisbury
I. M. Multhrop
Edward Wheatley
Colonial Trio concert opens annual city music series
A Baltimore Colonial Trio concert at the Denton Community House 8 p m Friday Nov 20 marks the club’s yearly music offering. L Gould joins Dorothy Cross Jean Wessner and Dorothy Barnes Peabody artists for a varied program including Venetian pieces and Schubert Ave Maria and more. A wedding follows: Elizabeth Downes becomes Dr Paul D Ross’s bride at Linwood Baptist with reception then trip to the Carolinas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Trio
Baltimore
Denton
L. Gould
Dorothy Cross
Jean Wessner
Dorothy Barnes
Peabody Artists
Ensemble
the Two Donkeys
Padre Martini
Haydn Amaryllis
Thys
Cinnamon Drop Biscuit Recipe by Ethel M Hunter
Household Hints presents a cinnamon drop biscuit recipe by Ethel M Hunter. It uses two cups cake flour two teaspoons baking powder half teaspoon salt four tablespoons shortening three tablespoons sugar one teaspoon cinnamon half cup milk and one well beaten egg. Mix dry ingredients cut in shortening add liquid ingredients form soft dough drop teaspoonfuls on a greased sheet bake at 425 degrees for 10 to 12 minutes yields about two and a half dozen biscuits.
Denton M P Church Morning and Evening Topics
The Denton M P Church announces morning service with the sermon titled Altars of the Old Testament and evening service focusing on Sailing to Glory. A Christian Endeavor Bible study is scheduled for 6:45 p m and will cover 2nd Corinthians.
Denton Church Notices and Thanksgiving Plans
A roundup of church activities includes Rev M S Andrews preaching at Denton M E Church both services with Sunday School at 9 45 and Epworth League at 6 45. The Christian Comrade Class hosts a bake at the old parsonage on Wednesday November 25 at 10. A union Thanksgiving service at the Brethren Church at 10 30 features Reverend Andrews delivering the sermon and an offering for philanthropic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Andrews
Denton M. E
Epworth League
M. E
Old Parsonage
Churches of
Denton
Brethren Church
Milton S. Andrews
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Elizabeth's Church
St. Benedict's Church
Ridgely
St. Elizabeth’s Church
St. Benedict’s Church
Death and marriages mark Ridgely weekly notes
Mrs. R E Fountain dies suddenly at her daughter's home in Ridgely after a lifetime of church work. A wedding near Cordova unites Miss Marianne Louise Wilson and Mr. Clinton Frederick Stoopes with a Bethlehem honeymoon. Community clubs, school events, and visits from regional families fill the week with bake sales, Red Cross drives, and civic activities across Ridgely and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Fountain
Orrell Saulsbury
Anna Jane Lyons
Samuel Lyons
Philadelphia
Girls’ Normal School of
Denton
Ridgely
Presbyterian, Mrs. Fountain Became Active In the Work of the Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
The
Missionary Society
Roland
Maplewood
N. J
Helen Saulsbury
Frederick Jones
Marianne Louise Wilson
Norman Wilson
Clinton Frederick Stoopes
Percy C. Stoopes
Cordova
Sts. Peter and Paul
Easton
Leonard A. Regan
M. Elizabeth Wilson
Marion Stoopes
Bethlehem
Blanche Hobbs
Redd Cross
John Smith
Bridgetown
William Williams
Bridgetown Methodist Episcopal Church
Greensboro Cemetery
Edward Jr
California
Ridgely High School
Joyce Rash
Peggy Lynch
Miriam Roche
Ruth McGrogan
Luella Stufft
Jack Davis
Robert Gibson
Raymond Crouse
Bernice Wooters
Samuel J. King
Milton F. King
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Ring
Ridgely High
Juniata College
Huntington
Pennsylvania
Louis Townsend
Ira Parrish
Wm. Cannon
Richard
Wilmington
A. J. Richard
W. M. Wiley
William Matthews
Smyrna
Del
Hill Anthony
Centreville
Charles Cannon
Ruthsburg
Emmett Barton
Hillsboro
Emma Jackson
Willard Jones
Edwin O’day
Federalsburg
George Leeds
Elizabeth Wilson
Newport
Red Cross
Frank Flounders
Ridgely Roll Call
Willing Workers Sewing Circle
O. B. Reed
Cockran
Trappe
Templeville Social Notes and Church Services
Mrs. Katie Stafford and Miss Mary Knotts hosted a turkey dinner for family and friends celebrating their sister Mrs. Carter of Hamilton and Mr. Herbert Knotts of Templeville. Attendees included numerous Knotts families and local residents in Templeville and nearby towns. Also updates on Nellie Cannon’s improvement and Rev Cannon’s hospital stay. Antioch M E Church services announced for November 22 with Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11 by Rev. Davis Walraven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Stafford
Mary Knotts
Carter
Hamilton
Herbert Knotts
Templeville
Fred Ross
Rehoboth
J. T. Carter
J. T. Knotts
Sadlersville
Roland Knotts
Hartly
Guerney Knotts
Alan
Temple Stafford
Irvin Moore
Billie
Amos Wyatt
Doris
Marydel
Nellie Cannon
Methodist Hospital
Philadelphia
Antioch M. E. Church
Davis Walraven
Joseph Messick and Son
Wilmington
Ernest Davis
Kenton
John Davis
William Stoops and Son
Fairlee
Medford Starkey
Elinor
Jimmie
Mr. Chapman
Harrington
Del
Oscar Lord
Louise Lowman
Louise Golt Sapp
Melvin Kinnamon
Baltimore
Nutritionist Hints on Cooking Game Success
Miss Margaret McPheeters of the University of Maryland Extension Service says standard cooking methods suit game and wild fowl much as domestic poultry. Tender young animals fry or broil. older ones benefit from long slow cooking in stews and casseroles. coot is praised when properly prepared. Wild birds improve with brief aging, should be plucked dry, and seasoned lightly to retain their natural flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McPheeters
University of Maryland Extension Service
Miss Mc
Journal Subscription Offers County News Access
Readers can subscribe to the Journal to receive all county news coverage. The offer promises comprehensive reporting on local government, courts, schools, and community events, delivered through print and online access with timely updates.
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Journal
Twentieth Century Club mee ts interesting rural program
The Twentieth Century Club gathered at Mrs. Nugent home with fourteen members and a visitor. Reports covered sympathy cards and a finance tally of 31.10 from a New England supper plus a donation. A Rural Woman's Short Course report and book discussion followed. Members urged to file canning reports and attend the Nov 23 officer election. Tomorrow's 4-H Rally in Denton features demonstrations talks and public speaking practice, with Maryland delegates sharing project work and awards at the National Club Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Thomas L. Nugent
Sunshine Committee
New England
Wm. E. Stewart
Evelyn Holden
Polly
Mary King Courtney
Florence Dean
Leaders Gather in Den ton Meet Traveling Club Women
One of the county's most interesting local leader meetings occurred last Friday evening in Denton with full attendance. The following club women were present: Mrs. Harry Willis and Mrs. Raymond Fifield from Denton, Mrs. Frank D. Zeigler, Mrs. George Clendaniel, Mrs. Harry H. Nuttle, Miss Dorothea O'Connor, and Miss Bessie M. Spafford. Mrs. Harry Fisher and Mrs. Vernon Baker from Hillsboro. Mrs. William Richards and Mrs. Harold Hafer from Ridgely. Miss Mary Margaret Stevenson from Greensboro. Miss Dorothy Emerson from College Park. The next meeting will be held in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Harry Willis
Raymond Fifield
Frank D. Zeigler
George Clendaniel
Harry H. Nuttle
Dorothea O’connor
Bessie M. Spafford
Harry Fisher
Vernon Baker
Hillsboro
William Richards
Harold Hafer
Ridgely
Mary Margaret Stevenson
Greensboro
Dorothy Emerson
College Park
Hillsboro and Nearby Visitors and PTA Meeting
A listing of social visits across Hillsboro and neighboring towns includes Philadelphia residents visiting Sparks and Schaeffers, families visiting Thompson and Pennington, and Beaven and Beaven families hosting relatives. The Hillsboro PTA plans its monthly meeting on Tuesday evening November 24, and church services are set for Sunday at three o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sparks
George Schaeffer
Philadelphia
Tom Garrison
Cheswold
Del
Tyson Heather
Marydel
W. B. Sparks
Charlie Reese
Sallie Jones
Jennie Taylor
Alice Taylor
Clara Thompson
H. Lay Beaven
Francis Beaven
Pocomoke
Victor L. Emerson
Ella V. Pennington
Hillsboro
Pearl Sparklin
Marion Sherwood
Delmar
Episcopal Church
Death notices in Denton area recall
The death roll lists Dr. Roger H Duffey a former Washington pharmacist who died in Lancaster Pa after a brief illness He resided in Denton with his daughter Mrs Layman J Redden Burial was in Rock Creek Cemetery Washington Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Lillian Shutze Mrs Harvey Jacobs and Charles P Cowgill with services held in Denton Henderson and nearby communities Burial in Denton Cemetery Mt Olive and other local sites follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger H. Duffey
Washington, D. C
Lancaster
Duffey
Denton
Layman J. Redden
Pennsylvania
Caroline County
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
Roger Redden
Charles Jarrell
Oscar Clark
M. S. Andrews
M. E. Church
Rock Creek Cemetery
Washington
Lillian Shutze
Greensboro
J. Virgil Moore
Thomas J. Turkington
Methodist Protestant Church
Buring
Denton Cemetery
Shutze
Ireland
New Jersey
Harvey Jacobs
Chester
Angie Warren
Burrsville
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Noah Warren
Farmington
Del
Edward Warren
Harrington
Henderson M. E
Charles P. Cowgill
Henderson
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Notice to correspondents and advertisers for Thanksgiving week
Advertisers and correspondents are asked to submit copy early next week due to the Thanksgiving holiday. The guidance aims to ensure timely publication and headline readiness across the Thanksgiving period.
Queen Anne Ladies Aid Plan Church Roof
The Ladies Aid Society of Hillsboro M. E. Church met at Mrs. Ralph Holland's home to organize roof repairs for the church house, a project bought years ago by the society and supported by it. Work to begin at once amid a busy list of visits and social notes from Queen Anne and nearby communities.
Sunshine Workers Class hears Miss Dorothea Stafford program
Hobes Dorothy Stafford and her brother Charles entertained the Sunshine Workers Class at the Community House with an engaging program prepared by Margaret Marine and Louise Adams. Ice cream and cake were served and plans announced for December hosting. Rev Ziba Adams conducts revival services at Burrsville M. T. P. Church and Sunday School is set at 2 with a 3 pm preaching service by Rev Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Stafford
Charles
Sunshine Workers
Margaret Marine
Louise Adams
L. H. Thomas
T. H. Towers
Christian Endeavor
Ziba Adams
Anderson Redden
Near Ridgely
F. N. Smith
Burrsville M. TP
F. E. Davis
W. G. Holbrook
Newark
N. J
B. B. Allen
Washington
Christine Moore
Sylvia Kline
Social Visiting Circles Across Denton and Area
Mr and Mrs Ellis Collins and children Lois and Doris were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar Nichols in Denton on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fletcher Phillips and Mr Willard Johnson of Federalsburg spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson and family. Mr and Mrs Olaf Smith and daughter were guests of Mr and Mrs George Turner recently.
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Ellis Collins
Lois
Doris
Oscar Nichols
Denton
Fletcher Phillips
Willard Johnson
Federalsburg
Carl Johnson
Olaf Smith
George Turner
Hearts and Aces Club formed in Preston social scene
On Saturday November 14 a group organized The Hearts and Aces Club a bi monthly bridge society with twelve regular members and guest substitutes. Officers include Mrs Stevens Brown president and Mrs Phil Stewart secretary treasurer. The group plans dances parties and dinners funded by a small club chest and aims for lively winter social events.
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Hearts and Aces Club
Stevens Brown
Denton
Phil Stewart
Easton
Bennett Todd
H. B. Wright Jr
Josephine Berry
H. W. Dean
Preston
Robert H. Thompson
Centreville
Harry B. Wright
Montreal
Duchess of Athell
Glasgow
Wright
Grand Lodge
A. F
A. M
Maryland
Ladies Aid
Bonner
Carmine
Orrell
Hollis
Clayton Taylor
Fulton Noble
Harvey Parrott
Eastern Shore Federation
Salisbury
Lawson
General Federation
H. H. Class of Harmony Church
H. M. Hollis
Roland Towers
Alva Lee Hollis
Penn Hall
H.M. Hollis
Professor Baker
Delaware University
Grover Tubman
Mount Holly
Thomas Coulbourne
St. Michaels
Baltimore
Marie Taylor
Florida
Plummer
Wilmington
Josephine Gallagher
Washington College
Jack Lattamus
Marker
T. L. Trice
Washington
E. B. Blades
Card Club
CCC Camps Drain Eastern Shore Delaware Ditch Work
Five CCC drainage camps on Maryland's Eastern Shore and in Delaware report totals through October 2 of 5,951,780 square yards cleared, 230,650 cubic yards excavated by machine, and 138,845 cubic yards by hand and explosives. Ray W. Carpenter notes that work done is likely only one third of what remains, underlining inadequate drainage as a major farming obstacle. The project, led by Carpenter and the U S Department of Agriculture, focuses on maintenance and improvement of public ditches, not new lands, with strong local support from several counties.
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CCC
Maryland
Delaware
Ray W. Carpenter
Carpenter
Agricultural Engineering Department
University of Maryland
Bureau of Agrcultural Engineering
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Westover
Vienna
Goldsboro
Wyoming
Georgetown
Greensboro area obituaries and social notes a week
Mrs Mildred Medford Hanby 27 died in Ft Lauderdale influenza. Surviving husband Claude Hanby two brothers William Taylor Medford F P Medford Jr two sisters Mrs Joseph Petrick Miss Louise Medford and step mother Mrs Franklin Medford Funeral at Marydel Church and burial in Greensboro cemetery. Frederic F Monroe Sr 565 died at home two sisters one sister-in-law widow and five children survive. Funeral private at home. Phyllis Shulties ninth birthday party attended by many local children. Several social visits and marriages announced including Sallie Mullikin McGuire to Westly Fluke on November 5. Numerous weekend visits and travels noted across Baltimore Harrington Denton Dover and Del. Birth announced November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Medford Hanby
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Hanby
Franklin P. Medford
Maryden
Claude Hanby
Florida
William Taylor Medford
Baltimore
F. P. Medford Jr
Fort Lauderdale
Joseph Petrick
Louise Medford
Franklin Medford
Philadelphia
James H. Scotten
Marydel
Henry Medford
Greensboro
John B. Medford
Henderson
A. E. Travers
Frederic F. Monroe Sr
Mr. Monroe
Fairmount
West Virginia
Eastern Shore Feed Company
Dover
Del
P. E. Taylor
Wanda Monroe
Fredric Monroe Jr
Wilmington
Clay
Melvin Monroe
Cora M. Sherwood
Detroit
Mich
John J. Watson
Greensboro Baptist Church
Phyllis Shulties
Doris Shulties
Bruce
Doris Wilson
Harrington
Ellen Stevenson
Elaine Edwards
Elsie
Shirley
Jeannette Hubbard
Dorothy
Helen Burge
Anna Mie Doty
Virginia Draper
Dorothy Linsky
Cleo Spiering
Genevieve Langrell
June Shulties
Walter Scott
Donald Shulties
S. Strode Beckham
Jack
Washington
B. C. Beckham
Herbert Stewart
Frances
Mae Pippin
Mary Katherine Porter
J. W. Porter
Joseph Bernard
Anne Porter
Durham
N. C
Eloise Pritchett
Sarah Pritchett
New Theatre
Earl Deaner
D. H. Deaner
Harry Karcher
Laurel
Clarence Russell
Russell
H. M. Cohee
Magnolia
Alfred Blackburn
J. E. Weaver
Anna Blackburn
Stevensville
Arthur Mitchell and Son
Harvey Porter
Warning to Motorists on Roosevelt Boulevard Speeding
Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland warns local motorists and visitors about speeds on Roosevelt Boulevard U S 1 and Fairmount Park drives. An analysis shows 60 percent of those arrested for exceeding 40 mph live outside Philadelphia. The club reports 3680 motorists fined totaling 37958 dollars in one year, mainly on the northern Roosevelt Boulevard.
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Philadelphia
Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland
Roosevelt Boulevard
Fairmount Park
Garrison P. Knox
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Schuman Invictus
Bruno Hahn
Gretchaninoff
Moskowski
Ries
Schubert
Shortnin’ Bread —Ensemble
Jacques Wolfe
Perie Mozart Lizt
Linwood Baptist Parsonage
Elizabeth Downes
Elmer Downes
Linwood
Paul D. Ross
W. D. Ross
Altville
Missouri
Dawson Downes
Ross
Pet Milk Company
D. Wilson Davis
Fowling Creek
Davis
Carrie Deen
William H. Deen
Walter Sparklin
Elisha Hubbard
McQuay
Sallie E. Covey
Sue Bye
Samuel Bye
W. O. Ledman
Thomas H. Draper
George A. Deakyne
Keswick Road
Draper
City
Paul Shockley
W. L. Swann
Wilmer B. Parker
Emily
Elizabeth Cannon
Westminster
Joseph Lee Parker
Western Maryland College
Louise M. Hollister
University of Maryland Hospital
Levi Hollister
Dawson
George
Orange
Orme George
Woodberry Forest School
C. Rodney Layton
Price Hill
W. Va
Layton
P. G. Crouse
Fred Stack
Kent Island
Howard Melvin
Joyce Ann Baker
Charles Baker
Ethel M. Hunter
Eastern Shore Public Service Co
Concord Church
Olivia Lord
Denton Methodist Protestant Church
Epiphany Mission
C. G. Crouse
Homemakers’ Clubs
Elsie Ebling
National Club Congress
Chicago
Tuckahoe
Queen Anne
Ladies Aid Society of
Ralph Holland
James Briscoe
Oscar Briscoe
Briscoe
Howard Sewell
Freeland Clopper
Jack Gibson
Anna Poore
J. M. York
Virginia
Katherine Whitby
Young People’s Council of Religious Education
Albert Cahall
May
Bradey Baggs
Susie Coursey
May Dean
Leroy Sard
Floyd Cahall
Price
George Sharp
Horace Morgan
John Drexler
L. ©. Howard
Bernard Sparks
Bernard Jr
Rawley
Selby Smith
Ella G. Jump
Fred Jump
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Florence M. Stayton
Harry Knotts
Robert
H. Clay Hobbs
Frank M. Willis
Della Mullikin
Mary Diggans
Howard Jarman
Berlin
N. M. S. Muller
Hobes
Eastern Shore
Robert Davenport
Raymond Ogleby
Susan Thawley
Swarthmore
Oscar Wyatt
Pete Camell
C. C. Williams
Hattie Wheeler
Mary Mitchell
Mamie Griffin
T. F. Dobson
Arlie Dingledine
Ohio
R. H. Wright and
Delair
Samuel Jewell
Mary Jackson
Bridgeville
Vewspac
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