Bridgetown Church Marks 166th Anniversary Celebration
Bridgetown Methodist Church in Bridgetown prepares for its 166th anniversary on Sunday at 3:00 p m. The event honors a long history dating to 1640 with continuous Methodist possession since 1778. Rev E C Hallman will deliver the address as services repeat the tradition since 1773.
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Bridgetown
E. C. Hallman
D.D
Federalsburg
Church of England
Thomas Fisher
Nine Bridges
St. John’s Parish
Pennsylvania
St. John’s
St. Paul’s
Ridgeley Soldier Killed in Action in France
Mrs Betty Green Walls of Ridgely received War Department notice that Corporal M Clifton Walls United States Army was killed in action on September 4 in Plougneau France. Wallis entered service November 1942 and was 37. Survived by widow, father Eben Walls of Maryland, and several brothers and sisters including Charles in England.
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Betty Green Walls
Ridgealy
War Department
M. Clifton Wallis
U. S. Army
Plougneau
France
Cpl. Walls
Ridgely
Saulsbury Brothers
Cpl. Watls
Goldsboro
Eben Walls
Marydel
Harry E
Roy
John
Wilmington
Herbert
Marion Walls
Centreville
Charles Walls
England
Norris Diefenderfer
Roy Glover
Denton Man in France Puts Beauty of Nature on Letter
Sergeant Yeates of the Anti Aircraft Artillery writes from France describing scenic valleys near the front. He recalls Shenandoah like views and alpine wishes, noting training at Fort Bliss and service with the 3rd Army. His wife Mrs Yeates stays at their Riverton Avenue home, once Denton A and P manager.
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France
Set. Francis
Yeates
Europe
Alps
Fort Bliss
Texas
3Rd Army
Riverton Avenue
Denton
Three States Put Forward Five Dollar Board Candi dates
Three candidates from Delaware Virginia and Maryland seek the three year seat on the Southern States Cooperative board now held by Harry H Nuttle of Denton who seeks re election Caulk heads Delaware slate with long service in Dover service the Dover Petroleum Cooperative and farm and grange roles Nuttle incumbent director since 1938 and a Maryland Farm Bureau leader also active in county and state farm bureaus and local banks Continued on Page 4
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Southern States Cooperative
Harry H. Nuttle
Denton
Delaware
L. D. Caulk
Woodside
Virginia
Ralph A. Onley
Modest Town
Accomac County
Richmond
Caulk
Southern States’ Dover Service
Southern States Dover Petroleum Cooperative
Pomona
State Granges
AAA
Myr Cawk
Nuttle
Maryland
Maryland Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau
Choptank Rea Cooperative
Peoples Bank of
Shorts Fashion Draws Critique At Pilgrim Holiness Convention
A Pilgrim Holiness Church convention on Hooper s Island drew criticism of teen shorts and bare legs as unseemly while debating divine healing. Speakers from Dover Milford Oxford Cambridge and Denton discussed modesty medical care and prayer with a healing test for a bronchial condition before closing with talks on marriage divorced individuals and church membership.
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Hooner’s Island
H. D. Dukes
Dover
Charles Baker
Milford
Del
Earle Lowery
Oxford
W. H. Vickers
Cambridge
Thomas S. Dixon
Denton
William Wheedleton
Hooper’s Island
O Conor Presents Flag For Caroline County Service Men
Walter Rutter and William S. Orme traveled to Baltimore to accept a flag presented by Governor Herbert R. O Conor in honor of all Caroline County service men. The flag measures 48 by 72 inches and will be unfurled at the courthouse with Caroline County and Presented by honorable Herbert R. O Conor inscribed. Names of 1296 men appear on the county router plaque on the Courthouse Green, with others noted as entered the service.
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Walter Rutter
Caroline County
William S. Orme
Baltimore
Herbert R. O’conor
Veteran Sailor Visits Preston Home On Furlough
Charles Edward Benson, C.E.M., U S Navy, arrives home in Preston after two years in the South Pacific. He served as chief electrician's mate with the SeaBees in the Solomon Islands and earned a fourragere and several bars and decorations. Benson plans to report for duty on Armistice Day at Camp Endicott Rhode Island and hopes to return to the Veterans Hospital at Fort Howard Baltimore after the war. He is a nephew of Rear Admiral Creighton Carmine and grandson of Captain Charles Carmine of Poplar Grove Farm.
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Charles Edward Benson
C.E.M
United States Navy
Golden Gate
San Francisco
West Coast
Eimalene C. Wright
Preston
Camp Endicott
Rhode Island
Benson
Solomon Islands
Preston High School
U. S. Marine Brigade
France
Germany
East Caina Coast
Siberia
Japan
Korea
China
Burma
India
Australia
Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Howard
Baltimore
Creighton Carmine
Charles Carmine
Poplar Grove Farm
Choptank
First Frost Nips Late Farm Crops
The first frost of the season, a heavy one, hit statewide Monday damaging late tomatoes while early risers and other crops were largely spared. Cold air masses moving through New York and Pennsylvania dropped temperatures over the weekend, with tomatoes the main casualty as the growing season waned.
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Weather Bureau
New York
Pennsylvania
Rotary Club Denton Waste Paper Drive
The Rotary Club of Denton sponsors a Waste Paper Drive in Denton and nearby areas. The first collection is Wednesday November 1, with bundles placed at the curb for prompt pickup. Proceeds support a community organization and war effort. Contact Earl White Elias W. Nuttie or Wilbert Merriken for pickups.
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The
Rotary Club of
Denton
Uncle Sam
Earl White
Elias W. Nuttie
Wilbert Merriken
Dental Officer Edward Van decrift Joins Army Dental Corps
First Lieutenant Edward W. Van decrift of the U S Army Dental Corps, son of Greensboro residents Mr and Mrs E J Vandegrift, entered service January 31 1944 after earning a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree at the University of Maryland in 1913. He trained at Carlisle Barracks and Camp Ellis before serving at Fort Sill Oklahoma in Dental Clinic No 1T.
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Edward W. Vandecrift
Dental Corps
U.S. Army
E. J. Vandegrift
Greensboro
Vandegrift
University of Maryland Dental College
U. S. Army Dental Corps
Carlisle Barracks
Penna
Medical Field Service
Camp Ellis
Til
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Dental
Fort Sill Station Hospital
Service Shorts Inductees Named for Armed Forces
List of selectees inducted into the Armed Forces dated October 5 1941 includes William Henry Eliman of Fedburg Eugene Everett Wells of Fedburg and Samuel Walter Patrick of Denton indicating local enlistments and service commencement.
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William Henry Eliman
Fed’burg
Eugene Everett Wells
Samuel Walter Patrick
Denton
Missing after river plunge near Denton
Two persons remain missing after an automobile plunged into the Tucka hoe River at New Bridge six miles west of Denton early Wednesday. Thelma Yeatman 20 Easton and Charles C Groh 21 Navy cook are presumed lost despite daytime grappling. James Yeatman 21 survived the submerged car and reported the trio were inside. The car was recovered but no trace of the missing was found. A large bridge railing was broken. The span links Caroline and Talbot counties.
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Tuckahoe River
New Bridge
Denton Earlly
Thelma Yeatman
Easton
Charles C. Groh
Navy
Groh
Carolne
Talbot
Course For Sunday School Teachers In Denton
A one week training course for Methodist Sunday School teachers and church workers in Caroline county will be held at First Methodist Church in Denton starting November 6. Evening sessions include two forty minute instruction periods and a devotional. Instructors include Rev. E C Hallman of Federalsburg and Mrs Oron F Smith of Denton, with Rev. Thomas J Turkington of Grace Methodist conducting one devotional service.
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Caroline County
Wil
First Methodist Church
Denton
E. C. Hallman
Federalsburg
Oron F. Smith
University of Oklahoma
Thomas J. Turkington
Grace Methodist Church
John E. French
First Church
Hubbard Trial Set For October 25th
Howard Hubbard Sr. is slated for a murder trial in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court on October 25 after a venue change from Caroline County. Chief Judge Ridgely P. Melvin opened the term, Hubbard indicted for the Sept 21 killing of James M. Davis, Preston storekeeper, with attorney W Brewster Deen arguing the defendant could not receive a fair trial in Caroline County.
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Howard Hubbard Sr
Preston Negro
Caroline County
Anne Arundel County
Ridgely P. Melvin
Hubbard
James M. Davis
Preston
W. Brewster Deen
Meeting To Discuss Lumber Problems In 1914 Wilmington
War Production Board schedules a public meeting at Wilmington Library Auditorium on Friday October 20 1914 at 10:00 a m. Lumber Order L 335 directions will be explained by Hardy M Ray field officer Lumber and Lumber Products Division Washington with open discussion on who buys forms distribution and related lumber restrictions. Horace M White will chair the session after his recent country tour briefing attendees on the order and its impact.
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War Production Board
Wilmington
Hardy M. Ray
Lumber & Lumber Products Division
Washington
Ray
Horace M. White
Letter From Palau Soldier Paul Mowbray Describes Peleliu Combat
Paul Mowbray of the 3rd Marines writes to his parents from Peleliu in the Palau group, recounting combat, sniper fire, and a single rifle notch after engaging a Japanese soldier at about thirty yards. He notes living under fire, souvenirs, and letters from home, conveying a veteran’s cautious pride amid intense early Pacific fighting.
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Palau Islands
Pacific
Pic
John Paul Mowbray
Dth Marines
John Mowbray
Denton
O. K
Pelein
Palau
Leroy
Legall
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
O’conor
Rotary Club
Orme George
Tenth Air Force
Robert Ciendinin
Vale Street
Bloomington
Dawson Orme George
Paul Mowbray
Paul. Nneyyyee