Autumn notes and community notices from Denton Md
Autumn tints appear on fields and trees with seed rye for sale. A series of church suppers, rummage sales, and benets are announced across Burrsville Preston Ridgely and Denton. The Bi County Soccer League opens Oct 16 with Denton at St Michaels and other matchups listed. new theatre in Denton debuts soon with 25c admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Everngam
Denton
Ellerslie
Second Street
Mary E. Pastorfield
Burrsville M. E
Easton
D. Ralph Horsey
Caroline County
Federalsburg
Ridgely
St. Gertrude’s Academy
Westinghouse
St. Gertrude’s
Parent-Teacher Association of
Preston School
Liden
Maryland
the Reformed Church
Old Third Haven
Rufus M. Jones
Haverford College
United States
George Fox
William Penn
Lord
Lady Baltimore
St. Michaels
Cordova
Greensboro
Oxford
Preston
J. H. Caldwell
James
Social news from Denton and region features visitors and weddings
Visitors, funerals, and gatherings fill Denton area social notes. Names include Mr. and Mrs. J. Ira Fisher of Willow Grove, Rev. W. R. Mowbray and others. Mabel Rickards in Washington. Anna Louise Reed wed Harry Hignutt in Ridgely. many travel to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Chicago for visits and events. The Caroline County Garden Club meets October 19 with lectures on perennials and landscape gardening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Fred Johnson
J. Ira Fisher
Willow Grove
W. R. Mowbray
Mowbray
Lewes
Del
Thomas and
Randolph Mowbray
Wilmington
Ralph Cover
Paul Cover
Louise Fisher
Westminster
Wm. J. Kindley
Ella Aumack
A. G. Packard
Baltimore
Charles, G. Griffin
West Englewood
N. J
Charles H. Rickards
Easton
Oscar Baynard
Ridgely
Washington
Mabel Rickards
Richards
J. P. Holsinger
Ames
Iowa
Fred Fischer
Denton
Chester
George Middleton
E. T. Tubbs
Clara Slaser
Walter L. Black
Liberty Limited
Chicago
Maryland
Wm. R. Trippe
Caroline County
William Wolf
Galiher
Del-Mar-Va
Anna Louise Reed
Jesse L
Reed
Harry Hignutt
Federalsburg
Roy L. Tawes
Raymond Mason
Grenlock
Annie E. Pippin
Clarence Jackson
Roberta Jackson
Greensboro
Walter Evans
Carl Fountain
Philadelphia
Virgil Turner
Dot
Barbara
Oscar Morgan
Walter Fountain
R. N. Hitchens
E. H. Ringgold
Haddonfield
Hitchens
Lillian Anna Fleming
Harrington
Carlisle Emory Pastles
Milford
T. J. Turkington
M. P. Church
A. L. Butler
Dorothy Butler
WEE
Wedding at Emmanuel Church Chestertown for Miss Simpers and Mr Nuttle
Miss Mary Eugenia Simpers and Elias Williamson Nuttle wed at Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church Chestertown with Rev. Charles L. Atwater officiating. The couple will reside in Denton after a Bermuda honeymoon. Guests include Denton and Philadelphia residents. house overlooking the Choptank under construction in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal’ Church
Chestertown
Mary Eugenia ‘Simpers
Henry G. Simpers
Elias Williamson Nuttle
Denton
Charles L. Atwater
Ann Welch
Harriet Welch
New York
Mary Clare Chapman
Baltimore
Ormond L. Andrew
Helen Simpers
Philip Nuttle
Newark
Bermuda
Federalsburg Bride Weds Wesley Hawks in Home Ceremony
Ellen Brown daughter of Mrs Amanda Brown and the late William J Brown of Federalsburg Maryland married Wesley F Hawks of Deepwater Point New Jersey at her home in a small ceremony conducted by Rev Adam W Miller. The bride a Federalsburg High School graduate taught in Westminster schools. Hawks is chief engineer at DuPont Dye Works Deepwater Point and they will reside there. Also noted is a Christ M P Church Young Peoples Society meeting Oct 11 planning a Spooky Halloween Entertainment for Oct 31 with chairs and committees named and a cake and ice cream sale plus a covered dish supper after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Ellen Brown
Amanda Brown
William J. Brown
Wesley F. Hawks
Deepwater
Point
N. J
Adam W. Miller
Maryland State Normal School
Towson
Westminster
Hawks
du Pont Dye Works
Deepwater Point
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor of Christ M. P
Local Church News and Social Gatherings
Rev H M Waters returns from General Conference in Winchester Virginia. Emma Johnson Clifford Hughes Bess Ross and Noble Dhue shopped in Wilmington. Epworth League held a large program at M E Church South. Roy Brower and son from Philadelphia visited sister Noble Shively. Sewing Circle hosted by Arthur Cahall and family. Alvin Melvin and son Curtis visited Wm Melvin. Adam Crawford named Sunday School Superintendent. W J Murphy stayed with Sylvester family in Denton. W Lewis hosted relatives Sunday. M E Smith returns from Stamford Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Waters
Winchester
Waters
Emma Johnson
Clifford Hughes
Bess Ross
Noble Dhue
Wilmington
Teesday
Epworth League
M. E.church
Noble Shively
Arthur Cahall
Greensboro
Alvin Melvin
Curtis
Wm. Melvin
Adam Crawford
M. E. Church South
W. J. Murphy
W. W. Sylvester
Denton
Local Socials and Visits Share Busy Weekend
Bethlehem residents hosted and visited relatives across several towns with families from Chester Federalsburg Preston Dover and Cordova. The Ladies Aid plans a Thursday meeting at 2 pm in the Community House with Mrs. Will Dulin as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robinson
Fae
Chester
John E. Smith
Florence Legates
Dallas Blades
Federalsburg
Alva Blades
Preston
Ladies Aid
Will Dulin
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Missionary Society
The Woman's Home Missionary Society met at the Ridgely Methodist Church with devotions on Jesus the Good Citizen and papers on The Upbuilding of the State. Harvest Home offerings supported Deaconess Home Wilmington and hospitals. members thanked contributors. Anniversary notices, church services, and community gatherings filled the week with plans for elections, turkey supper, and citizenship talks by Florence Monk of Greensboroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Nome Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Frank Seward
Jesus
America
Harry Hemmons
Elsie Matthews
Virginia Moore
Norman Wilson
J. T. Moore
Deaconess
Wilmington
Methodist Hospital
Philadelphia
Easton
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Deborah Hughes
Ridgely
Joseph Carroll
Denton
Mr. Carroll
Kent Temple
Small Son
New York
France
Switzerland
Tom Temple
Paul
Ed Pearsaul
Florence Monk
Greensboroe
Eastern Shore Federation
Ed. Stevens
Adele
Edward
Rehoboth
Harry Laird
Stevens
Edwin Orttman
Lois
James M. Mullen
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Maurice Drayco
Doris
Hannah Price
Wanda Monroe
Greensboro
Baptist Women’s Missionary Group
the Reformed Church
Emily Stevenson
William Keeneman
Eileenand Vivian
Harry
Harry Jr
Chester
Charles Samis
Thomas Cooper
Lewis Lane
Irving Lane
Maud Diefenderfer
Madeline Snowberger
Louise Kemp
Baltimore
Salisbury
Maurice Dragoo
J. E. Baily
Wye Mills
Summitt Poultry Plant
Harvey Dean
Watson Booker
Help County Kids Stay Warm this Winter
A plea urges residents to donate warm clothing and shoes for needy children in the county. Send castoff coats, undergarments, stockings, and shoes to local schools to be refurbished or distributed so no child misses education due to cold. The appeal frames aid as a Christian duty and community duty.
Henderson J R Jones lifelong Henderson resident dies at 73
Henderson J R Jones aged 73 died at his home Tuesday morning at 4 from a complication of diseases after a two year decline and a recent attack. He leaves a widow Mrs Susan Jones five sons Elwood Penns Grove M J Lilyard Camden Rob Bert Wilmington Harvey Wallace Henderson four daughters Mrs Willard Mitchell Dover Mrs Earl Wood Woodbury Miss Anna Jones Chester one brother L M Jones Henderson. Funeral services were held yesterday at 1 with Rev Ivanhoe Willis and Rev E R Emerick. interment Greensboro cemetery. He was a lifelong resident who later ran a mercantile business with a service station. He was a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Jones
Susan Jones
Elwood
Penn’s Grove
M. J
Lilyard
Camden
Del
Rob Bert
E. R. Emerick
Dover
Greensboro Cemetery
Jones
Henderson
Town
Frank Marvel
Jane
Marian Marvel
Wilmington
Mollie Marvel
Norman Bickling
Mary
Norman
Edith Melvin
Baltimore
Raymond Cohee
George Jones
Merrill Pritchett
Herbert
John Bickling
Valley Forge
Dora Melvin
Katherine
Hattie Seeney
Washington
Ben Mahan
Coatesville
Adams Cross Roads Series Finale Set At Tower Grounds
Woodenhawk Tower boys host Seaford Club in game three of a three game set on Sunday October 16 at 2 30 pm at the Tower grounds with the winner taking the series and the season expected to end. The teams split the prior games with 8 6 and 5 4 scores. Also Bloomery Aid hosts an oyster supper October 21 at 5 pm with a quilt sale in the church house. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs George Terrel and others from Collingsdale Philadelphia and Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodenhawk Tower Boys
Seaford Club
Woodenhawk
Seaford
Tower Grounds
Bloomery Aid
Bloomery Community
Church House
George Terrel and Son
Collingsdale
Blanche Stetler
Sadie Devore
Philadelphia
Fred Fountain
John Adams
Earl Robinson
Wilmington
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter: Twinned Tuckahoe Notes
News items from the Twin Towns along the Tuckahoe list social visits and travel across Maryland and nearby towns. Several residents from Mercersburg, Clear Spring, Ruthsburg, Wilmington, Centreville, Crisfield, and Baltimore are noted visiting or staying with local families. Multiple gatherings, hospital news, and weekend trips appear in a lightly populated society page.
Community Club supper scheduled with varied menu
A community club supper is set for Saturday evening October 22 at the High School. Menu includes chicken salad ham oysters hominy potatoes and other dishes. Tickets 25 cents for children 35 cents for adults. Several local residents and visitors are mentioned in town notes and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Wye Mills
Duard Bishop
Horace M. Morgan
Robly Hackett
Oscar Briscoe
Federalsburg
Order of the Eastern Star
John Luebeck
Baltimore
C. H. Dean
Eloise
Earl Howard
Secretary
East New Market
Ruth Sewell
Washington College
Howard Sewell
Francis Clark
Cleveland
Ohio
Everett Blades
H. Harrison
McDaniel
Summers Anderson
Easton Hospital
Tom Messick
Cordova
Bernard Messick
Earl Harrison and Son
Claiborne
T. Culver
Annie Culver
J. E. Morgan
Clyde van Gesel
Harrington
Herbert Stayton
Addie Morgan
S. T. Culver
Hebron
Tom Fleming
Easton
Louise Boyles
Jake Gibson
B. B. Barton
Atlantic City
Louise Wright
Tuckahoe
Eileen Barton
Jake Sneed
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Mrs Annie W Meredith 70 dies in Denton after illness
Mrs Annie W Meredith aged 70 wife of Alphonso Meredith retired farmer of Caroline county died early Monday in Denton at her daughter Mrs Howard P Sullivan home. She became ill last Wednesday and funeral services were held at the late home with Rev E C Hallman and Rev M E Wheatley officiating. Survived by husband four daughters one son and a brother Elmer Horsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie W. Meredith
Alphonso Meredith
Caroline County
Denton
Howard P. Sullivan
Meredith
John and
Ruth Hubbard Horsey
Land
Concord M. E. Church
Concord
E. C. Hallman
Denton M. E. Church
M. E. Wheatley
Middletown
Del
Charles Calloway
Charles Finley
Philadelphia
Clarence Rice
Sullivan
Lacey E. Meredith
Federalsburg
Elmer Horsey
Easton
Federation meeting opens in Preston with citizen training talk
The Caroline County Federation of Women's Clubs holds its semi annual meeting on Thursday October 27 at the Preston Methodist Church with host Community Club of Preston. E Clark Fontaine of Chestertown will discuss Training for Better Citizenship. Miss Florence E Monk of Greensboro and Mrs Alphonso Boley of Royal Oak will speak. Also music and other program features follow. The Preston Volunteer Fire Company sponsors an open meeting Friday during Fire Prevention Week featuring George W Colbourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Methodist Episcopal Church
Preston
Fof
H. M. Hollis
Protestant Episcopal
E. Clark Fontaine
Chestertown
Federation
Florence E. Monk
Greensboro
Eastern Shore District Federation
Alphonso Boley
Royal Oak
J. Max Chambers
W. S. Nabb
J. R. Charles
Roland C. Handy
Federalsburg
Preston Volunteer Fire Company
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
George W. Colbourn
Princess, Anne
W. T. Kelley
Messrs. Noble
William Kelley
Community Club of
J. L. Gallagher
H. M. Harris
Maryland
J. M. Parker
A. T. Blades
Resolutions on the Death of T. Fred Johnson
The Peoples Bank of Denton Board of Directors records the death of T. Fred Johnson after fourteen years as cashier and longtime director. The resolution notes his integrity and public service, expresses sympathy to his family, and orders the banking house draped for ten days with publication of the resolutions in the county press. Adopted October 4, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Peoples Bank of
Denton
T. Fred Johnson
Fred J. Wright
H. Earle Smith
H. H. Nuttle
Committee of Directors
Board of Directors
Visit notes from regional social circle
Mrs John Cohee toured Annapolis Washington Alexandria Georgetown Mt Vernon and Bay Ridge during a trip. Mr Roland Towers spent Sunday with his son Chester a University of Baltimore student. Mrs Harriett McNash visited the home of Mrs B L Cohee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cohee
Annapolis
Washington
Alexandria
Georgetown
Mt. Vernon
Virginia
Bay Ridge
Roland Towers
Chester
University
Baltimore
Harriett McNash
B. L. Cohee
Greensboro Area Obituaries and Social News Notes
Mrs. Cornelia Prettyman died at her Main Street home after weeks of illness. Survived by three sisters and two brothers, funeral was held at her home with Rev. G. W. Dawson officiating. Interment in Greensboro cemetery. Marriages include William Dyer and Dorothy Walls near Denton, Ellwood Wright and Mable Draper at Baptist Pastorium. Many social visits and church activities noted, with numerous relatives and friends visiting from Wilmington Philadelphia and surrounding towns. The week’s events include meetings of the W C T U and multiple family gatherings and travel to Philadelphia Washington and Delmarva towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence R. Pentz
Joanne Marie
Katherine Hopkins
Philadelphia
C. A. Pentz
Heath D. Goldsborough
Baltimore
T. Alan Goldsborough
Orme George
Norman Vanscoy
Denton
Tom Smith
Paul Beauchamp
Marcus Hook
Wm. T. Beauchamp
Harold Nuttle
Nancy
Minnie Henry
O. H. Smith
M. B. Henry
Katherine and
Roberta Hobbs
Lizzie
Emma Clark
Thorpe Simmons
F. L. R. Nuttle
B. Sargent Wells
J. L. Everagain
Nils Hellstrom
East Orange
N. J
J. H. Emerson
Tom Wright
Fletjcher Wright
Wilmington
Elbert Nuttle
W. H. Nuttle
Seldon Watters
S. A. Price
Olivia Roe
Easton
Wm. Ernst
Charlies Rockwood
Mercersburg
Jake Schleberg
Clear Spring
David Clopper
Edgar Blades
Joseph Short
Easton Hospital
Wm. Helfrich
Ruth
Trappe
Brown Thawley
Burrsville
Wm. Fountain
Denver
Col
Norman Mason
Betty
Ruthsburg
Annie Jump
John Wothers
Sadie Wothers
H. Covell
Frances Covell
Love Point
Edwin Gale
Marsden, Ungerbuehler
Gardner
Marion
Sadie
Jean Wothers
Richard Beaven
J. K. Brown
Centreville
Harry Kemp
Geo. B. Stewart
Crisfield
Chincoteague Island
Everett and Son
Ralph Holland
Emma Lock
Ella Pennington
Wright Garten
Benton
Fannie Legg
Stevensville
A. Cahall
Christine Wilson
H. Lay Beav
Cornelia Prettyman
Main St
Georgia Swann
Ben Broadhead
Anderson, Ind
Will Cannon
Preston
James E. Curry
Churchland
T. C. Curry
Bridgeville
Del
G. W. Dawson
Greensboro Cemetery
William Dyer
Dorothy Walls
Lawson Jump
Miss Walls
Charles Hutson
Town
Mr. Dyer
William
Bertha Dyer
Denton-Greensboro
Ellwood Delaware
B. C. Beckham
John West
Cornelius
Thomas Hobbs
Julia
Mary Ross
Maude Edwards
Eva Dennis
Messrs
Harlan Edwards
Edward Dean
Kennard Hevnlow
Kenneth Wix
Deemer'’s
Emma Rash
Henry Rash
Cordova
Smyrna
M. B. Cooper
Clara Seward
Frank Matthews
Ridgely
Oscar Kinnamon
Baynard Kinnamon
Will Clark
Claude Leland
Anna
R. F. Eaton
Oscar Wyatt
Watson Roe
W. W. Weaver
Alva Griffith
Harvey
John Goodwin
Bar‘clay
Parsons
Lof
Fred Baggs
Watson Booker
Virgie Roe
Ed. Weaver
John Weaver
Belleville
Earle Lindell
Chester
William Hubbard
Hubert Dill
Magnesia
Thomas Edwards
Howard
Iva Shulties
Frank Meredith
Grace Gotwall
Jeanette Cooper
Wyoming
Hazel Shulties
Lewis Jones and Son
S. D. Carrow
Matilda Stevenson
Farnhurst
Charles Adams
Washington, D. C
J. H. Coursey and
Harvey Porter
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