Local notices from Denton Md and Caroline Co
Readable items include sales ads for Allens Parlor Furnace RCA tubes and seed wheat from Farmers Supply Co Denton Md hunting law trespass notices kitchen and supper events at Greensboro Fire Co and Concord Community House plus church dinners at Denton Church of the Brethren and Bethlehem Community House notices of Unity Club WCTU bake sales and PTAs caroline high bake sale and re employment schedule. Also lists of radio tone ads Atwater Kent and a funeral notice for Dr Charles H Carter Seaford Del with biographical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allens
M. K. Newnam
R. C. A.cunningham
Farmers Supply Co
Denton
Journal
Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company
I. R Fleetwood
H. W. Hughes
Coal Yard
Denton Church of the Brethren
M. E. Pastorfield
Unity Club
Raymond Fifield
Franklin Street
M. E
Atwater Kent
England
Germany
Italy
D. Ralph Horsey’s
Joe E. Brown
Ladies’ Aid of
American Corner
Concord Community House
Concord Ladies’ Aid
Church House
Parent-Teacher Association of
Caroline High School
Ford Garage
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
St. Gertrude’s Academy
Ridgely
Calvin Lynch
Harry Slaughter Cordova
Anna Skinner
Centreville
Louise Dukes
Elkton Court House
Centreville Court House
Denton Court House
Easton Court House
Bethlehem Community House
S. Q. B. Club
Twentieth Century Community Club
Roger Ringgold
Young Men’s Democratic Clubs of
Maryland
Ringgold
Young Men's Democratic Club
Caroline County
Charles H. Carter
Seaford
Del
John T
Margaret E. Carter
Greensboro
University of Maryland Medical School
Baltimore
Carter
Lennie Ellis
Iva Carter
Blanche Carter
The
Seaford High School
John T. Carter
Clayton P. Carter
Henderson
Alice D. Raugh Jey
Virginia Jones
Philadelphia
Denton Community Club hears Reforming the Home theme
The Denton Community Club meeting featured the American Home as its theme. Rev. John White urged stronger religious influence in homes while Mrs. Ellis Clark and Miss Julia Wilson performed piano and vocal pieces. News covered board decisions, donations drives, and several social visits and travels of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Community Club
T. A. Goldsborough
John White
Christ P. E. Church
Ellis Clark
Julia Wilson
G. H. Rue
Andrews
Wayne Cawley
Mattie Smith
J. H. Summerfield
Austin Murphy
H. Bamberger
J. V. Moore
Louise Dukes
Lee Wyatt
E. Paul Knotts
Contract Bridge
Gus Perkins
Ryland
Wharton
West
Centreville
A. C. Newnam
Hillsboro
Calvin Lynch
Mulford Swing
Ridgely
John Noble
Preston
Harry F. Knotts
Queen Anne
Blanche Hobbs
O. L. Andrew
Elias W. Nuttle
Benjamin C. Willis
Asbury Greaves
Clayton Reynolds
J. R. Chaffinch
Joseph H. Johnson
Hayward Hignutt
M. A. Brackett
Ormond Andrew
Harry Knotts
Paul R. Kenney
Snow Hill
William H. Nut
Elon E. Wright
Pauline D
Near
Denton
Ernest T. Harris
M. E. McCleery
Pennsylvania
James F., Jr
Jefferson Medical College
Wm. A. Stewart Wright
George School
Harvey Lord
Minnie Waldis
Gertrude
Margaret
Reba
Russel
Enoch Baker
Dolly Glessner
Lynnie Lord
Swarthmore
Church supper thanks and plan to find larger building
Hickman expresses gratitude to all who helped with a church supper that raised 66 dollars in net proceeds. He notes the building was too small and many patrons could not enter, and he mentions plans to seek a larger facility for the community house.
Church Notices for Caroline Charge and Local Churches
Local church notices list M P Churches in Caroline Diocese services with Sunday School times and sermons. Also reports delegates at the General Convention in Atlantic City and events at Denton Church of the Brethren and Williston Community Church with service themes and Sunday School times.
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M. P
Caroline
Thawley’s
Hobbs
Burrsville
Christian Endeavor
Jeff Laramore
Piney
John White
Easton
Protestant Episcopal Churches
United States of America
Atlantic City
William McClelland
East New Market
Charles Atwater
Chestertown
Robert Lewis
Denton
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Brethren Church
Joe Swartz
West Denton
Ruth E. Wheatley
Riddle Memorial
Wilmington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Wheatley
Melvin E. Wheatley
Williston
Lord
LadiesAid supper clears funds in Community House
Mrs. L. H. Thomas thanks members and patrons for co operation at Friday supper in the Community House. About $62 was cleared. J. H. Dandy led the Christian Endeavor service last Sunday. Mrs. W. E. Hubbard is the leader for tomorrow. Various local visits and guests noted including the Thomas, Starkey, Hopkins Thomas, Bernard Jones, Ramsburg, Butler, Sherman Hubbard, Davis, Roe, Holbrook, Towers, Rice, Ricards, and Archer.
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L. H. Thomas
Ladies’ Aid
Society
J. H. Dandy
Christian Endeavor
W. E. Hubbard
J. R. Starkey
L. Hopkins Thomas
Washington
R. Bernard Jones
Dickerson
Kenneth Ramsburg
Woodbine
Louis Butler
Sherman Hubbard
Bowers’ Beach
Rev
W. T. Archer
Chestertown
J. C. Hardesty
Resolution on the death of Harry K Tubbs by Car Online Council Jr
A 1934 obituary style resolution notes the death of Harry K Tubbs on September 19 1934 from a long illness. It praises his knowledge of the Junior Order of American Mechanics and his writings and service though hindered by illness. The council declares mourning for thirty days and orders copies for the Denton Journal and records. Francis W Kirwan Richard Blackburn J Carroll George sign the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Tubbs
Tubbs
American Mechanics
Denton Journal
Francis W. Kirwan
Richard Blackburn
J. Carroll George
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Civic Group Talks
The Women's Home Missionary Society met at Mrs. Seward's home with nine members and three visitors for a Citizenship program covering world peace temperance economic conditions and elections. Rev Milton Andrews spoke on motion pictures influence. A church rally featured sketches by several societies, a pageant Quietly hosted by others, and plans for a musical comedy Mixed Pickers with leading child roles. Admission was set at 25 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Sorgiety
Frank ‘Seward
Citizenship Committee
Milton Andrews
Denton
Elsie Matthews
Hemmons
Wilson
Seward
Walter Bennington
Methodist Church
Church House
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Leon Ross
Walter Moore
H. B. Laird
Viola Jones
Grace Richards
Lansing Bennington
Epworth League
Jack Davis
Frank Flounders
Mirandy
Miriam Roche
Jesus
H. E. Koenneman
Mr. Bowman
W. T. Temple
Mulford Swing
Old
Rugged Cross
G. W. Dawson
Greensboro
Helen Grimmer
Abigail Spriggs
Ellen Swann
Jonathan Stout
William Davis
Louise Pickel
Virginia Holsinger
Dorothy Pickel
Margaret Saulsbury
David Russell
Olan Porter
Robert Russell
Jos. Roche, Jr
Tom Dix
Otis Wharton
William Marvel
Margaret Swing
Baltimore
Maryland
Anna Frances Seward
Josephine Cahall
Wilson Cahall
Clarence Ringgold
Wilmington
Bernard Ringgold
Hilda Cherry
Goldey’s
Alan Temple
Leola Temple
Maryland General Hospital
Mary Brumbaugh
Elizabethtown College
College Athletic Association
Andrew Mitchell
Edna Detweiler
A. G. Gelletly
Williston
Joseph Carroll
Emma Jackson
T. L. Day
Charles Herzog
Keating Dever
Chincoteague Island
Irwin Hevalow
Linwood
Wilbur Breeding
Bateman Draper
Boonsboro
I. T. Saulsbury
Reenie Sellars
Martin Sellars
Hurlock
James Wilson
Orrell Saulsbury
Ord Raleigh
Wallkill
N. Y
Maplewood
N. J
Clarence Andrews Jr
John Dean
R. G. Dean
Ray Frampton
Harford Porter
Charles Rampmeyer
Hazel Lynch
Washington College
Chestertown
Walter Mitchell
James Truitt
Hayden
John Sharp
Mary Sharp
James Hevalow
Marcus Hock
Leo Callahan
Charles Cole
Orphans Court Proceedings On Estate Matters
During the court absence letters testamentary on Annie Rosser’s estate were granted to John Rosser. Executives of Mary E. Legates were authorized to sell stocks. Nuttle and Nuttle filed an account of sales. Admins for Warren R. Fishell and others granted bonds. Real estate sale ratified. Guardian for Lois Morgan authorized withdrawals. Inventories and final accounts filed. Several releases to distributees noted. John H. Johns probate leads to letters testamentary for J Willard Johns. Bond and creditor notices ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Rosser
John Rosser
Edward E. Nuttle
Everett Nuttle
Mary E. Legates
Warren R. Fishell
Mary L. Fishell
Alva Fishell
Amelia Royer
Denton National Bank
Guardian
Lois Virginia Morgan
Wm. A. J. Nichols
James W. Nichols
G. Lawrence Wilson
Lawrence A. Wilson
Rufus Nichols
J. Russell Waldis
Joseph Waldis
Minnie S. Waldis
Mary Virginia Nichols
Ruth Anne Waldis
Kathleen Waldis Corkran
J. Virgil Moore
Harry K. Tubbs
Roxanna Turner
Joseph T. Turner
Frank M. Stevenson
Charles Stevenson
John H. Johns
J. Willard Johns
Everett C. Kelley
James E. Douglas
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Notes Weekend Visits
Mr H Lay Heaven attends Episcopal Church convention in Atlantic City with Mr Beaven elected lay delegate. Various locals host or visit in Maryland Pennsylvania and Baltimore including Mrs Willard Russell and granddaughter Betty Lee Morse with the James Price home in Matthewstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lay Heaven
Episcopal Church
Atlantic City
Beaven
Willard Russell
Betty Lee Morse
James Price
Matthewstown
George B. Stewart
Virginia Holt
Lloyd Fleming
Lloyd Jr
Baltimore
Lorin Lane
Frank Fairbanks
Royal Oak
Robert Groff
Clayton
Del
Isaac T. Sparklin
Sarah Worth
Willard Jones
Marshville
Virginia
Ellen Blades
Queen Anne
Mildred Stenger
A. C. Newnam
Oscar Clark
Denton
Chas. Jarrell
Mary Cooper
Oyster supper to aid Smithville building and pastor
Adams Cross Roads invites all to an October 23 oyster supper at Smithville Community Building starting 6 PM. Menu features oysters any style, fried chicken, sides and desserts. Proceeds split 60 percent for the community building and 50 percent for the pastor's salary as Bloomery folks push for a successful event. Harvest Home service and local visits noted with several neighbors mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
George Terrell
David
Philadelphia
George Brown
Barbara
Rose Jerdean
Haddonfield
N. J
Edgar Fountain
Clema Fountain
Hickman
Del
Harvest
Bloomery Church
Minnie Adams
Winnie Graham
Wilmington
John Adams
Reese Adams
Ormond Wright
Denton
Lewis Lockerman
Frostburg
J. W. Tiley
Earl Collins
Queen Anne Social News Recap From Delmar To Baltimore
Mr Earl Short of Washington DC visited Queen Anne meeting his mother Mrs Emma Short after time with daughter in Delmar. Several dinner guests and weekend visits noted including Miss Eleanor Flowers with Florence Blades Peggy Saulsbury Elizabeth Lynch Ruth Reynolds Betty Moore Peggy Gibson Helen Chairs. Families Morgan Barto Hackett Fossett Fleming and others travel between Wilkinsburg Baltimore Bel Air and Washington DC for social events and a pastor’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Short
Washington, D. C
Emma Short
Delmar
Eleanor Flowers
Florence Blades
Peggy Saulsbury
Elizabeth Lynch
Ruth Reynolds
Betty Moore
Peggy Gibson
Helen Chairs
Horace Morgan
Chester Barto
Wilkinsburg
Henry Morgan
Howard Eley
Mary Cooper
Clara Price
Edna Fleming
Duard Bishop
Baltimore
Maryland
Pittsburgh
Thomas Hackett
Bel Air
Robley Hackett
C. L. Fossett
Louis Cole
Lloyd Fleming
Taylor Messix
Lloyd Jr
Social News and Visitations From Henderson's Circles
Henderson society notes recount gatherings hosted by Mr. and Mrs J D Long and others including families from Smyrna Denton Harrington Goldsboro Ridgely and Clayton. A Ladies' Aid chicken and oyster supper is planned for Eden Hall on Friday October 19 to benefit a good cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Long
Washester
Smyrna
Fred Cohee
Denton
William Golt
Louise
Harrington
Walter Redman
Goldsboro
Robert Edge
J. E. Walls
Henderson
Mollie Griffin
Mary
Jack Stevens
Ross Simons
Ridgely
T. A. Montague
Betty
Andrew Everett
Downes’ Chapel
Eden Hall
Joseph Satterfield
Mat Pippin
Robert
Episcopal Convention Enlivens Atlantic City Hall
The 61st General Conference of the Episcopal Church fills Atlantic City’s $15 million Convention Hall described as the world’s largest church. An altar 20 feet long holds a blessed 200-year-old stone. Bishop Paul Matthews hosts. Rt. Rev. James DeWolf Perry presides with 130 bishops, 1,000 choristers, and Fid Swinnen on the world’s largest organ. A cinema on church history runs as the three-week event begins amid a world in flux drawing over 40,000 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Atlantic City
Paul Matthews
New Jersey
James DeWolf Perry
Firmin Swinnen
Surprise Birthday Party for Harmony Men
Mr Charles Trice and Mr Lawrence Flaharty were honored with a surprise birthday party last Tuesday evening. More than sixty friends from Greenwood Hobbs Federalsburg Preston Denton Harmony attended. Games and refreshments followed. A Harvest Home service will be at Harmony M P Church at 7 30 Sunday evening October 14. An oyster supper for the church benefit will be served October 25 and 26. Tickets are 25 and 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Trice
Lawrence Flaharty
Greenwood
Hobbs
Federalsburg
Preston
Denton
Harmony
Quotations on Power and Good Will
A collection of quotes on power and duty. Emerson notes good intent cloaked in power while Christian Science Monitor urges aligning thinking with good. Quarles counsels self-reliance to reveal divine light through one’s own actions.
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Christian Science Monitor
Preston Monday Meeting Of Nations League At Bible School
Preston residents attend a mixed nationality gathering at the M E Church on October 26 at 7 45 p m. The Student's League of Many Nations at Bible Training School showcases country representatives housed by local families. Admission is free and the program offers instructive religious entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
League of Many Nations of Bible Training School
Bible School
Easton Eegrgency Hospital
Elmer Donoho
Taylor’s Woods
T. L. Nugent
Federalsburg
J. M. Chambers
Cothernian and Son
Maryland University
Allen Amos
Thompson Baker
Brown
Ollie McClure
Oxford
Spence
H. B. Wright
Baltimore
Wright
Wilmington
J. J. Garris
Francis Garris
North Carolina
C. B. Blades
Beverly
Epiphany Mission
Preston
Catherine Flaharty
Mary Flaharty
Colin Kelley
Milford
Rehoboth
Del
James Kraus
John Kraus
Helen Smith
Jimmie Cochran
John Charles Thomas
Easton
Laura Ledman
Richmond
Wash
Dorothy Lee Patchett
New York
Johnson Honner
Bridge
Bonner
J. C. Chambers
Claude Todd
Lloyd Brodes
May Bradley
Salisbury
A. K. Wrightson
J. Philip Wright
Walter
Chicago
Winfield Trice
T. L. Trice
J. Hooper Parrott
Charles Carroll
Grace Covey
Kate Dowell
Denton
Lee Noble
Sarah Smith
Medford Fooks
Bethlehem Club Meets at Community House in Bethlehem
The Bethlehem Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Community House with fair attendance. Mrs. J. B. Todd led the meeting, Miss Spafford shared collar making tips, and refreshments followed. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Mildred Miley on Tuesday, November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Club
J. B. Todd
Spafford
Mildred Miley
Clifford Carroll
Downes
Baltimore
Lewis Trice
Federalsburg
Lawrence Legates
Elma
Leonard
Wilmington
Marion Blades
Bradley
Trappe
Lee Smith
Roy Legates
Hurlock
Greensboro and Environs Scholarships and Local News
Miss Dorothy Cross of Greensboro stands among five winners of 1994-1935 Peabody Conservatory three year music scholarships in Baltimore. About 200 entrants from US Canada Syria and Russia competed. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed with weekend travels church attendance and social events. a baby’s funeral and community notices conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Cross
Greensboro
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
Cross
L. E. Cross
Peabody
United States
Canada
Syria
Russia
Harvey Meeks
Roland Cartwright
Ruth Bickling
Pentecostal Church
John W. Pitcher
Conowingo Dam
Walter Young
Goldsboro
Mary Garrett
Burt Hobbs
Maryland University Hospital
Michael Ash
Charlie Sipple
Marcus Hook
Thurman Passwaters
John Passwaters
Woodrow
Federalsburg
Alfred Breeding
Linwood
Louise Swann
Town
Hubert Dill
Magnolia
Smith Edwards
Felton
John Wyatt
Billy
Fred Bickling
Marshall Hutson
Claymont
Alvin Tribbitt
Sarah .Thompson
Ed. Thompson
Ingleside
Harry Kinnamon
Bradford Turner
Bates Wooters
Brooklyn
N. Y
George Wooters
Grace
W. B. Massey
Bella Zacharias
E. B. Jones
Mary Dorman
Centreville
Guy White
Hilda
E. F. Butler
Lillian
Cane
New Milford
Conn
Jennie Halstead
Paul Dabson
Wilmington
Thomas H. Dabson
Hilton Dabson
Detroit
Mich
T. H. Dabson
William Roe
Philadelphia
James
Virginia Roe
Oscar Nichols
Chester
Mae Pippin
J. W. Freeman
Pittsburgh
Phon Diggans
Milton Roe
Samuel Bilbrough
Alvin Totheroh
Brandywine Summitt
M. M. Dickerson
Lydia Thorpe
Georgetown
Paul Dill
Wyatt
North Main St
Bessie Langrell
Marcus Hock
Susie Ford
Kenton, del
Joseph Edwards
Enrollment up over last year in county schools
Total September enrollment reaches 2766 with 2053 in elementary and 698 in high schools. Elementary split shows 329 first, 299 second, 297 third, 305 fourth, 315 fifth, 261 sixth, 297 seventh. High schools list first year 216, second 195, third 165, fourth 122. Increase of 103 from prior year.
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Goldsboro
Greensboro
Denton
Preston
Federalsburg
Ridgely
Marydel
Henderson
Andersontown
Harmony
Hillsboro
Moore’s
Burrsville
Hickman
Smithson
Hubbard's
Bethlehem
Friendship
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