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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1926

Page

5

Miss Helsby to Join China Mission Soon

Denton social notes report Miss Esther Helsby daughter of Reverend and Mrs G L Helsby will depart for China on November 15 to enter the mission field. She will be in Denton tomorrow leading the Pilgrim Weliness Church young people's meeting from 6 30 to 7 30 PM and many friends will bid her godspeed. Local residents Mr and Mrs Frank L A Nuttle return from Delaware and New Jersey after visiting Valley Forge and other Pennsylvania sites.

Esther Helsby G. L. Helsby Denton Alr Prank L. A. Nuttle Delaware New Jersey Valley Forge Pennsylvania Fover Ellis Clark Oscar Clark Cincinnati Ohio B. Hackett Turner Queen Anne's Court Caroline Court W. Harry Truitt South Jersey Alex. Sedgwick Ernest Fields Sarah Seaford William T. Kraus Noble Carroll Preston New York Margaret S. Uhler Baltimore T. P. Johnson

Mrs Frank Gough Led Quietly After Stroke Death

Miss Frank Gough aged seventy died at her home after a paralytic stroke last year. Funeral services were held at her home with Rev. W. L. McClintock presiding and burial at Greenshoro cemetery. Pallbearers included J R Jones L M Jones W TH Goodwin and others. Numerous relatives and friends visited and hosted guests in town over the weekend.

Frank Gough T. H. Gough W. L. McClintock Greenshoro Messrs Ed. Schoppe George Carrow Henry Moore Jake Rice Mary Matty Dover Frank Marvel Jane Wilmington P. A. Marvel William Golt Louise Wye Mills John Long John Cooper W. H. Goodwin Mildred Gooden T. A. Gough John Smith Somers Point N. J Isabel Cowgill Greensboro Rosanna Richard Helen Melvin Wickman Louise Cohee Esther Fertig Baltimore Ben Mahan Winnington

Epworth League convention draws Middletown district

Greensboro reports a well attended Epworth League convention at the M F B Church on Wednesday and Thursday with many prominent speakers. Dahlia show at Greensboro Gardens drew a large crowd praising the flowers. Numerous local residents and guests from Wellsboro Philadelphia Easton Wilmington and New Castle visited relatives and attended events.

Epworth League M. FB Middletown Clarence Reynolds Wellsboro A. G. Smith Reynolds Pet Milk Co A. J. Walz Robert Clark Norman Usilton Price Station Frank Usilton Charles Walls Martha Carraw South Edwards Cedar Grove Benjamin Bastian Wilmington Beacom’s College Osear Eshridge and Sons New Castle John Lut Strode Beekham Philadelphia B. PF. Beekham Harvey Dobson Lydia Dobson Mabel Cohee Easton Henry Cohee FE. W. Taylor Preston Tuesdy Harvey Dunning Clayton A. G. Stult Margaret Cross

Monument Unveiling At Caroline County Chapel

The Ebener Chapel monument near Willsboro on the Tuckahoe Necs road at Meeting House Branch will be unveiled on Sunday October 21 at 2 p.m. The event honors early Methodists Coke and Asbury and marks the site of the first Caroline county church built 1780 84. Posts invite public attendance with a program of music readings prayers speeches and dedications led by Rev. S. N. Pilchard and others.

Caroline Methodist Church Caroline County Willsboro Tuckahoe Necs Meeting House Branch Methodist Episcopal Church Ebenezer Chapel Chew Downes Downess Francis W. Kirwan Jesus S. N. Pilchard W. E. Sylvester O. E. Jones E. H. Dashiell God G. J. Hooker

October Court Eraded Reopens For Term Recess Ended

Judges Wieches and Keating reconvened the October term of Court after a week’s recess. Final adjournment followed trials including Madison Brown vs Walls with a $150 verdict, and multiple larceny cases resulting in prison terms. Charles Walls and Grant Yates won against William A Walls. Dedrick indicted for murder and committed to Spring Grove State Hospitals.

Wieches Keating Madison Brown William A. Walls Queen Anne's County HH. W. B. Mitchel Wesley E. Thawley J. Owen Knotts Charles J. Butler Clarence Dolby House of Correction Thawley Knotts Melvin Dolby Traverser Charles Walls Grant Yates William A A. Walls Queen Anne’s Suarn J. W. B. Mitchell EE. W. Brown, Jr State Charles B. Dedrick Dedick Spring Grove Deen and Knotts

Peninsula to Have Plenty of Current Power Plant Assured on Delmarva

F N Lawton of Eastern Shore Gas and Electric says a new 1.5 million dollar plant will supply ample power across the Delmarva Peninsula. Officials have heard questions about output and were reassured it can serve all points south of Wilmington with little to no limit.

F. N. Lawton Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company Delmarva Peninsula Conovingo Philadelphia Electric Company

Community Song Service in Greensboro October 17

A community song service will be held in Greensboro on October 17 under the direction of Mr. Ilary TL Moore. A ten piece orchestra from Wilmington will assist at the event.

Greensboro Poin

Union M P Church Mite Society Hosts Gathering

Burrsville notes record the Union M P Church Mite Society's Friday October gathering with about eighty five attendees. program included songs prayers scripture readings recitations and instrumental duet. various locals shared visits and events from Greensboro Gardens to Harvest Home services scheduled for Sunday October 7 at 10 30 am.

Templesville News Beats and Church Schedule

Mrs. Fred Maske spent the weekend with relatives in Wilmington and Eugene Gunter returned home after weeks at P and S Hospital. Visits from Blanchester Ohio relatives and workers Zelda Knotts. Chinach services set with Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 7 15 led by Rev H Bailey. Several residents traveled to Philadelphia and Baltimore for visits. others hosted and attended family gatherings.

WH. N. Bailey A. C. Starkey Ridgely A. G. Peacock Jamaica Lee Kate O. Knotts Frank Baughley Philadelphia Seequie Emma McKnett Washington, D. C Julian Mortis Allen Stafford

Ridgely News Letter Focuses on Local Visits and Events

The Ridgely News Letter reports on residents traveling to Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington to visit relatives and attend services. Church events include the Lads Aid election supper and harvest home service with charity deliveries. School activities feature soccer and volleyball losses and a high school assembly with Evangelist Martin. Community efforts note a baked goods sale for the library and local social visits across multiple families.

Election Day Lunch at WW Nichols & Co Store Room

The Willing Workers Class of the M P Church will serve lunch on Election Day November 2 at the store room of WW Nichols & Co on Thad Street near Market. A good luncheon may be had at a reasonable price.

M. PL Church Eleetion Diy WW. Nichols & Co Thad Street Market

Denton Eastern Star services start week with sermon

Queen Anne and Mesdames Horace Morgan Keplar Barnette and Miss Lorne Short attended Sunday services in Denton where Rev Melvin Wheatley delivered a notable sermon to the Denton Chapter of the Eastern Star Excellent music followed Mrs KK M Barnette hosting the Uynecopal Guild Monday from 2 30 to 30 This is not the regular Guild meeting The Jades were asked to bring sewing and begin work for a basket sale later Mr o and Mrs J F Morgan entertained several guests including Miss Eugenia Morgan for Eugenia's 16th birthday observance Numerous church events and visits are listed for the week including a third quarterly conference at St Pauls Church and various dinners and prayers.

J. F. Morgan Henry Morgan Eugenia James Fleming Horace Morgan St. Pauls Church Mirsonite Howard Wells RK. OM. Barnette R. V. Whitehurst Addie Morgan Mattie Price Whitehurst Eugenia Morgan Howard Sinclair Daugtter Tilghman's Parrott Easton FE. S Blades James Harrison Sherwood Lydia Brown Hagerstown Harry Dean Jimma Short Louise Short Hurlock Mabel Eaton Wilmington Delaware Henry Morgran Missionary Society St. Paul's Church Edwin Eaton

Annual Halloween Parade At New Dover Opera House

The New Dover Opera House invites entrants for a Halloween Eve parade on October 29. Prizes will be awarded for best and comical costumes and for juveniles. A photoplay is booked for the event and participation is open to all due to the theatre’s large stage. Entry names should be left at the box office promptly.

New Dover New Dover Opera Honse

HAPPENINGS AT HILLSBORO Doings of the Week in the Sixth District

Rally Day services at the M E Church attracted 111 attendees with a 10 30 a m sermon and a 7 30 p m program including singing recitations and dialogues. Nehemiah Clarke spoke and Charles Jarrell led the school program. Fruit and vegetables were donated to the Methodist Hospital Philadelphia and Kelso Home for girls Baltimore. Upcoming events include Epworth League and P T A meetings with visits from local families and a supper in Thompson's Hall.

M. E Nehemiah Clarke Hillsboro Easton Charles Jarrell Methodist Hospital Philadelphia Kelso Home Baltimore Epworth League Emma Wolland Aaron Hurt Moses Omar E. Jones M. E. Church Emma Holland Mary Moore Eloise Trice Eleanor Knotts William Cooper Mary Virginia Blades Mary Virginia Sherwood Wm. P. Taylor Thompson's Hall Ladies’ Aid Society Naomi Holland Middletown Greensboro George McDaniel Denton Harmon Eaton Centreville Harvey Baker Helen Brown Esther Church Hill Lillian Hackett Queen Anne Anna Jump Perla McMaster San Francisco Ars Fred Masten Harrington W. F. Dickinson Teo Kirwan Doris Annie Lay Beaven Frank Fleming George Stewart Susie Thompson Oxford Frances Fisher Muillington Harry Fisher Ebeneezer M. E Ruthsbury Houston Bishop Nettie Bishop Wilmington Florence Beaven Anna Plorence Beaven Ella VY. Pennington Card Club James Hicks Ladies’ Aid Lawrence Wilson W. B. Sparks Millington Will Jump Cordova John Holt Ella Pennington Sudlersville

Meeting of 4-H Club Leaders in Caroline County

The four 4-H Club leaders of Caroline County will hold a semi annual meeting at the Home Demonstration Agent office in the Law Building Denton on Saturday October 28 at 1 15 p m Mrs June Walling will chair and members aim to better equip themselves for youth work thanks Miss Bessie M Spafford Teme Demonstration Agent Hydrangeas P G and peonies offered by W H L Nuttle Denton Md to support the effort

Caroline County Law Denton June Walling Bessie M. Spafford Teme

Oyster supper planned by Choptank Ladies Aid circle

The Ladies Aid of the M. P. Church at Choptank will host an oyster supper on Tuesday evening October 19 at 5 o'clock at Mrs. James Cox's home. Tickets 50 cents. If rain, move to Wednesday. Proceeds support church repairs and funds are needed. Next Aid meeting November 3 in the church with president Mrs. Dunham. The Twenty Century Community Club met October 6 at Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Blades. plans made for October 22–23 exhibit in Choptank with chicken and noodle supper, quilts and crafts for sale, ice cream, and a 12 o'clock exhibit deadline Friday. Public invited. Mr. Lloyd Dillon and bride of Kentucky visited, several attended the dahlia show in Greensboro, Mrs. Alvin Whiteley ill.

Farmers’ Supply Co Ladies’ Aid Society Church of the Brethren Frank Dennis Wilson M. Tyler Buckley Bros Hitchcock Denton Eliza N. Goldsborough New Church Preston David Goliath Williston Marydel M. E Helen McKinley University of Maryland Greensboro Caroline I. S. Hollingsworth Caroline County Beacom’s College Robert Dulin Reginald Nelson Alva Blades Ernest Pierson Clark Quillen Carrie Dean Baltimore L. A. Dean Denton M. P J. Watson Thompson Cambridge Cambridge Hospital East New Market Dorchester Lime and Fertilizer Co Harold K. Shults Henderson Shults Maryland Methodist Protestant Church Arthur T. Handy Federalsburg Sussex County Delaware Handy William FE. Handy Seaford Isaac W. Nandy Philadelphia John Handy James W. Handy Salisbury Russell Snowberger Thaddeus Snowberger This County Wilmington Langhorne Snowberger Laurel William T. Keating Centreville Meder Qlsburg Hazel ‘Tover A. G. Saulsbury Ton John Elsie Matthews Emma Smith T. A. Smith Germantown Chevy Chase Delia Green Lads’ Aid Hexas Methodist Church Methodist Hospital Washington Old Ladies’ Home Boston A. I Martin Vis W. Thompson Moore’s Thompson Brean Turbitt Selby Smith Leonard McKnets Ridgely Easton Madge Thomas James Sunon Fielduil All. Russell Adam Holsinger Tom Temple Dahlia Charles Starkey Lizzie Davis Joseph Taylor Hardy M. Y. Thomas Walter Bennington Methodist Sunday School Howard Kehan Frank Toulson Richard Mlachburne Res Teolan Jackson Epworth League Greenshere Ord Baleigh Bully Herbert Keeneman Harvey Toter Clath Will Smith Evangeli T) Martin Otminge John Hannaberry Nathan Cade Tlarvey Sewell Norman Wilson Elsmere Swing Brothers Burton Wilkinson Dre P.P. Herr Florida Dorothy Davis Balfintare M. P Choptank Sth James Cox Lloyd Dillon and Bride Kentucky W. E. Dillon Alvin Whiteley

Dollars Dimes and Rhymes at M E Ladies Aid Meeting

On Friday October 8 the M E Ladies Aid gathered at Mrs J M Haymakers home for a lighthearted evening. Each member planned to trade a dime for a dollar and a rhyme with humorous verses about saving and selling vegetables in a small town. The piece ends with a playful confession of failing to reach the hoped amount.

M. E. Ladies’ Aid J. M. Haymaker Our Aid

Urgent clothing drive for 125000 refugees in Middle East

An urgent S O S call urges immediate old clothing donations for 125 000 refugees, including many children, following a cabled appeal led by Bayard Dodge of Beirut University. Harold F. Pellegrin warns relief is critical as Druse uprising fallout creates dire conditions. Bundle Days begin in counties, with prepaid clothing sent to 14 West Franklin St. by October 29.

Bayard Dodge Beirut University Harold F. Pellegrin Potemac Near East Relief Mr. Pellegrin West Franklin Street Pellegrin

Supper At Williston Dinner Benefit for Church

The Williston community hosts a chicken and oyster dinner on October 26 at the Pavilion to aid the church. Serving starts at 5 30 p m with fried chicken and oysters, salads, beans, rolls, tea and ice cream available. County candidates are invited to speak on good government. The event continues Wednesday evening.

Williston

In Memoriam Annie Pably 13 Years 1926

Loving remembrance from Mary Hamersky for Annie Pably who died September 20 1926 at age 13. Short and sudden the call. the grave is near and peaceful. The friend’s thoughts wander to her resting place in Jesus the blessed. We shall meet again someday in the Heavenly home.

Annie Pably Annie Jesus Heavenly Home Mary Hamersky

Cleveland Spence Poisoning Case Shocks Hickman

Mrs Frances Spence of Hickman is jailed in Georgetown charged with poisoning her husband Cleveland Spence. Delaware authorities say she admits placing Paris green in cider that he drank. Spence died Sunday night. a coroner was called after Dr Knotts failed to certify death. The case links a daughter Grace who bought the cider and a history of drunken threats. The family includes four other children aged 10 to possibly 1.

Frances Spence Hickman Georgetown Cleveland Spence Delaware Spence E. Paul Knotts Denton Knotts Harbeson B. Hickman Millsboro Maryland House of Correction Grace Bessie Maud Myrtle Clifton

Open air and sunshine touted as cold prevention

Dr. John S. Fulton of the State Health Department urges constant fresh air and sunshine indoors to curb colds. He cites a public health nurse case where a child’s open windows all winter kept him well, and two morals emerge: open windows benefit siblings and keep children from missing school due to illness.

John S. Fulton State Department of Health State Department Johnny Dr. Fulton

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