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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1916

Page

5

Long & Beall's ad and local notes highlight events

The page advertises Nutile Hardware Co on page 6, new ladies neckwear at Long & Beall's, and various local notices. It reports a king water-rail capture, sale of a small farm in the Eighth district to Wim. H. Deen, a house fire at Edward C. Stoops’s Chapel District farm, and multiple obituaries and church notes. It also covers political visits by Congressman Jesse D. Price and Charles E. Harper, Democratic meetings, revival services by Rev. Dr. C. F. Jones, and social tidbits from Denton, Federalsburg, and Queen Anne.

Nutile Hardware Co Long & Beall's John ‘T. Carter W. Brewster Deen Wim. H. Deen Edward C. Stoops Chapel District Thomas C. Crouse Denton Laurel Delaware James H. Straughn Sarah Conlyn Win, Conlyn Easton Long & Beall’s Dr. Wyatt M. E Court of Appeals Harry N. Rickards Baltimore City Thomas L. Day John M. Perry John Ruth Jesse D. Price Charles E. Harper Salisbury Price Quarryville Maryland Old State Walter R. Graham Baltimore Graham Chestertown Caroline Udenton Lewis and Wilson Federalsburg C.F. Jones Hillsburb Ruthsburg Rosa Rowens Edward 5 Rowens M., D. & W. Railway Hillsboro Queen Anne J. H. Williams T. H. Jones Maggie Bryan Philadelphia LB. Williams J. B. Hupman Queen Anne M. S. Church South Spring Hill Cemetery Melissa E. Brown William FE. Brown Cambridge Hobbs E. A. Beauchamp Chesapeake City Rebecca Sparkha Westpoint Joanna McShane Baluumore

Matrimonial Matters and Social Visits Highlight Denton News

Personal and social notes from Denton recount a marriage of Roy G. Thomas and Nettie Sloan at a relative’s home with Rev. Crouse officiating. The pair will reside in Wilmington after a Greensboro to Wilmington move. The column also lists engagements, visits, and travels of local residents including Rev. McGuire, Miss Dixon, and several out‑of‑town guests and relatives visiting Denton and nearby counties.

Reassessing Property in Progress in Caro Line County

Local assessors across Caro Line County begin the annual property reassessment. Taxpayers will be visited as assessors gather land acreage, classify land values per acre, and note buildings and depreciation. Valuations rely on actual values, with weekly card returns and consultative sessions between supervisors and assessors.

Caroline County Focal

Rug sale from Long & Beall with Crex rugs

Long and Beall advertise genuine Crex rugs at eight dollars and fifty cents per unit and seamless Brussels rugs in came size priced at two hundred fourteen dollars. The notice highlights specialty floor coverings and an offer from the store.

Long & Beall

Greensboro Social Notes and Local Visits This Week

Greensboro hosts included Mr and Mrs A E Shields Mr and Mrs A G Warren Mrs Edward Murphy and daughter Elizabeth and several Warrens Hendersons and Mills guests on Friday and Sunday. Miss Audrey Shields joins them home. Delegates Grace Quigg Anna Baggs attend State Sunday School Convention at Denton representing St Pauls. Scouts thank Adams Floating Theatre for a pleasant evening. Reverend Howard T Duigg preaches on Matthew 7 19 to appreciative audience. Wheat seeding underway. acreage likely larger. Parcel post sale October 2 at moving picture parlor for M E Sunday School. Family visits and travel described including Smyrna Sadlersville Scio Scotia visits and trips through Pennsylvania.

Greensboro A. E. Shields A. G. Warren Edward Murphy Elizabeth Harry and Theodore Warren Harry Hendricks Ruth and Harriett Philadelphia A. G. Mills New Jersey M. Audrey Shields Grace Quigg Anna Baggs Denton St. Paul's George P. Griffith Riverside N. J Charles E. Butler Adams Floating Theatre Charles Sadler Rebecca Lee Smyrna Mollie Hood Merrick Sadlersville Martha Orrell Carrie Moore William Loucks Scotia N. Y Moving Picture Parlor Railroad Avenue M. E M. L. Weaver Margaret John Lester Pennsylvania John Wyatt Edwardsville A. W. Comfort J. H. Shuler Catherine Daniels Grovesville N.Y W. A. Dill Walter Grayson J. H. Dil John F. Jarman Amelia Simpson Federalsburg

Burrsville notes and obituaries drift through town

Burrsville items report Little Calvert Harvey Jr died at home in Philadelphia. Funeral services planned there. Local families visit relatives in Philadelphia and Pittsburg. Employment trips to Marcus Hook noted. Revival services continue at Central M E Church led by Rev Conaway. Local residents move to new homes and attend events at a Floating Theatre. Tomato packing season ends Saturday. Wedding bells expected soon in town.

Social visits and a Denton wedding noted in Conway readers

Mrs Lofton Sawyer and infant son returned to Conway South Carolina after two months with her parents Mr and Mrs W F Pennington. Miss Etla Pennington accompanied them to Baltimore. Mr Caleb Lee with friends motored from Georgetown to visit Mr and Mrs Chas Jarrell and returned with Mr and Mrs Dallas Lee of Queen Anne. Mrs William Bryan and Mrs Thos H Jones with Mr Harvey Anthony from Baltimore visited Mr and Mrs I B Williams over Sunday. Mesdames Mollie and Ida Smith of Wilmington visited Mr and Mrs I T Sparklin. Mrs Robert Downes of Preston visited sister Mrs HL Wat Rowe last week. Miss Emma Worth and Mr Willard Jones were married in Denton last Saturday night.

Harvey Anthony Baltimore I. B. Williams Mesdames Mollie Ida Smith Wilmington I.T. Sparklin Robert Downes Preston HL Wat Rowe Emma Worth Willard Jones Denton

Residents enjoy a treasure evening of relics in Ridgely

The Ladies' Literary Society and about forty friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Long home for a treasure evening exhibition of era relics and modern items. Emma Saulsbury led the histories and explanations amid war relics daguerreotypes silhouettes and bed quilts made by local mothers and grandmothers. The event spanned a broad social scene with ongoing church meetings and local visits, including Hallowe'en plans by the Willing Workers Sewing Circle and travels among area residents.

Ladies’ Literary Society Frank Long Alden Emma Saulsbury Godey's Church of the Brethren Alb. Gingrich H. J. Gingrich Lebanon Talbot Caroline TP. Linter Maryland the Reformed Church Roger's Garage

Community Notices and Social Events Across Town

Miss Lora Lynch returns improved from mountain retreat near Tannersville. Quarterly conference at Methodist Church Saturday evening with Dr. Wise to preach Sunday. WCTU met Wednesday with Mrs. Davis. a silver medal declamation contest is planned. Sewing Circle hosted at Reformed Church by Mrs. John Hotman. locals visit Has ton and Dover relatives. Baptist parcel post social held at Charles Cole home. Rev Robert Bai of Lancaster will preach at Reformed Church. Miss Mary Lain elected delegate to Denton convention. Irene Neff and Alice Pendleton visit Philadelphia. Mrs. Day visited Sparrow’s Point. Thomas A. Smith Jr. staying with mother in town. Paul Holsinger visits George Washington Hospital. Boston Lyrics entertainment Oct 10. Mrs. J M Bary of Withnsa visited Miss Flounder. Sunday School convention in Denton well represented. George A. Henry travels to State Sanitarium for health. Dr J H Ward vaccinating children. Miss Sallie Hubbard visiting Philadelphia.

Roy G. Thomas Nettie Sloan Denton Frank Willoughby T. O. Crouse M. PB Thomas Greensboro Wilmington M. W. McGuire M. E. Church Hickman M. E. Wheatley Concord Chestnut Grove Mary Allen Dixon Isaac H. Dixon Baltimore Horatio Whitridge Turner Princeton N. J Dixon Josiah White Harry McMahon Preston Amelia Worm Smithson Concord M. E. Parsonage Melvin E. Wheatley Edna Blackiston Rock Hall Florence Blackiston A. C. Hurlock Lake Robinson C. E. Barnett Cambridge Albert Hill Marcus Hook Earle Delacy Henry Fleetwood Waverly Oron F. Smith Jacob Sheerers Robert Willoughby Agnes Pennsylvania Caroline County W. A. Sheppard W. R. Allaband John L. George Emory D. Kimmey Harry Frampton Little Son New York T. C. Frampton Walter E. Hicks Washington Emily DeFord David Taylor Centreville Clara Frampton Willian J. Irwin Suffolk Lora Lynch Tannersville N. Y Methodist Church Wise Woman's Christian Temperance Union Davis The Reformed Church John Hotman Oakley Marvel Haston Marvel EL E Drayoo Roy Smith Dover LE. Mason Dast Baptist Society Charles Cole J. P. Swing Price's Stiaunahan Sparrow's Point Thomas A. Smith, Jr Biringham Paul Holsinger George Washington Hospital Washington, D.C Boston J. M. Bary Withnsa Mire Fred Flounder

Two Johns and families visit relatives Sunday

Two Johns, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Seoner, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Powers with Mr. William Love and son Earl traveled to Philadelphia in Love’s car to visit Mrs. Seoner. William Powers and children and Clifford Brashers visited Mr. and Mrs. William White in Federalbury. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Todd of Bridgeville and Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Todd of Greenwood visited on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Lane and children were guests of Mrs. Lane’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daffin. Mr. David Messer of New Jersey is staying with his wife and son.

Philip Seoner Ernest ‘Powers William Love Earl Philadelpha Love Joe Sedders William F. ‘Powers Clifford Brashers William White Federal Bury Charles Todd Bridgeville Dawson Todd Greenwood George Lane Lane Daffin David Messer New Jersey

Social notes from Baltimore to Wilmington and Cambridge

Mrs A M Altater and children of Baltimore were guests of Mr and Mrs Human Short this week. Mrs Howard Flowers has returned to Philadelphia and New York. Mrs W Bryan of Philadelphia is spending a few days with Mr KE S Bowens. Horace Morgan of Cambridge spent several days this week with his parents. Miss Emily Knott of Wilmington spent the week end with her parents. Mrs Agnes Phelps and children are visiting relatives in Wilmington. Mrs CE Wilkinson is visiting relatives in Baltimore.

Little Calvert Harvey, Jr Mary E. Harvey Calvert C. Harvey Philadelphia Charles Jacobs Ellsworth T. R. Jacobs John W. Stephens Michael Lollar Pittsburg Howard KE. Hardesty Bridgeville Harvey L. Fountain Roy Stafford Arthur Stephens Marcus Hook Laura Porter Townsend Rust Greenwood Wesley E. Thawley Maryland University Law School Eva Reach Milford Amos Layton A. M. Altater Baltimore Human Short Howard Flowers New York W. Bryan KE. S. Bowens Horace Morgan Cambridge Emily Knott Wilmington Agnes Phelps Mra CE. Wilkinson

Sunday School Convention At Denton Maryland

The Maryland Sunday School convention opened in Denton with delegates from every county represented. Key figures included Henry R. Levis, William Pearce of Chicago, Dr E Mortis Ferguson, Maggie Wilan, Clara Mendinhall, Amanda Sainsbury, and Robert L Hooper. Despite rain, the sessions at the Methodist Protestant and Methodist Episcopal churches drew large crowds and praise for leadership and hospitality. A subsequent New Jerusalem meeting in Preston featured sermons by J B Spiers and Paul Sperry, with plans for further talks and a grand church anniversary at Hillsboro where Rev G E Beaven once served.

Maryland Denton Depot Henry R. Levis Mur. Wmn. C. Pearce Chicago Methodist Episcopal Church Pearce E. Mortis Ferguson Maggie Wilan Clara Mendinhall Delaware Martha Hooner Baltimore Amanda Sainsbury Catonsville Clark Ackley

Talbot Seen Solidly Democratic This Year

All signs point to Talbot being solidly Democratic this year with Wilson, Lewis and Price expected to receive substantial majorities. Eachan Ledgei.

Caroline Talbot Wilson Lewis Price Eachan Ledgei

Orphans Court Proceedings Proceedings of the Orphans Court with multiple administrations

Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided as inventories were approved and sale orders granted. Administrators Gooden Nichols Nutile Stephens Stokes Dill Everngam Cooper filed inventories bonds appraisers and accounts. Last will of Lenora Stephens admitted to probate. Bank funds directed to administrator. notice to creditors ordered.

Orphans Court Liden, Moore and Covey Orphans’ Court Daniel M. Gooden Edith K. Gooden Hinson C. Gooden Catharine Nichols James R. Nichols James L. Nichols J. Kemp Stevens Ella Betts Goldsboro Bank Edward E. Nutile John F. Alford Arthur McMahan Elisha AL Phaper Lenora Stephens John W. Stephens Charles W. Stokes Robert A H. Dill George 5 Raleigh Ananias Blough Harvey L. Cooper John W. Funk Ernest G. Cooper I. Clayton Carroll Levin Poole Peter T. Everngam T. Alan Goldsborough Joseph

Epworth League elected delegates and church pageantry

The Epworth League aided Sunday evening activities while attendance waned. Mrs. Ty A Cleaves and Miss Helen Brown were chosen as delegates to attend the Epworth League convention next week. Regular services proceed Sunday with Mrs Ella Meloney in charge. Several attendees journeyed to Seaford and Delmar on Sunday. Durand of the Anti-Saloon League spoke at the morning service.

Epworth League Ty A. Cleaves Helen Brown Ella Meloney W. I. Bullock Walter Fountain James Morgan Henderson T. A. Cleaves Clayton Edith Simpson Seaford Delmar Key Durand Anti-Saloon League Our Church

Social Roundup in Harrington and Nearby Towns

Woodenhawk and LB Wright with John Chaffinch visited Harrington relatives Thursday. Sophia Edna Zott hosted Sunday guests. Elma Matilda Tiley Ola Chaffinch J H W Reed G J Zott and T J Pritchett with Edna Zott were at Milford Wednesday. Lillie Ross of Federalsburg visiting Mrs Orrie Adams. J E Elrich hosted friends Monday. Mrs Culver recovering from tonsillitis. Horace Shipman of Wilmington spent Monday here. Anna Chaffineh spent Saturday at Waarh ter.

LB. Wright John Chaffinch Harrington Woodenhawk Sophia Edna Zott Elma Matilda Tiley Ola Chaffinch J. HW. Reed G. J. Zott Mars T. J. Pritchett Milford Lillie Ross Federalsburg

Wrights announce upcoming marriage of Miss Myra Sewell

Choptank Mr and Mrs Were Wright announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Miss Myra Sewell to Mr Ralph Jester Jump of Harrington. The ceremony is set for October 23 at 1 oclock in the M I Church Ensign St M Blades USN recently transferred from Texas to Olympia was home this week with his parents Mrs and Mrs J T Blades. Mary Adams and her daughter Mrs Jennie Hubbard of Bridgeville are visiting Choptank friends.

Were Wright Myra Sewell Ralph Jester Jump Harrington Aelock J.T. Blades Mary Adams Jennie Hubbard Bridgeville

Caroline's Schoolteachers Training the Young in County

Full list of Caroline county public school teachers with principals and staff names across towns including Marydel Henderson Goldsboro Choptank Preston Ridgely and more. Notable principals include Maud Hummer Edith Goodwin Myrtle Thompson and Laura Melvin with numerous instructors listed by town and school.

Caroline County Marydel—Maud Hummer Cora Pippin Mildred Seward Henderson Edith Goodwin Sarah Noble Olivia Coffin Bee Tree Alice Rose Goldsboro Thomas McCloud Myrtle Thompson Caroline DeFord Edinburghh Mildred Norris Baltimore Corner Lila Spicher Moore Lulie Doty Sarah Merrick Lowe’s Emily Garey Greensboro O. P. Simmons Grace Greenlee Stephanie Ford Edith Dill Elise Roe Sadie Allen Bertha Shull Barcus Miriam Cahall Bridgetown Mildred Short Garey Mary Clark Camp Grove Gertrude Morgan Burrsville Mary Raughley Liden Maggie Dowlin Central Annie Voss Caroline High Howard D. Evans Elizabeth Pippin Lucetta Sisk Annie Carter Mary Raleigh Smithson Katherine Smith Elsie Bilbrough Grove Clara Skirven Preston W. H. Jump Mary Davis Elizabeth Bryan Hilda Turner Edna Tilmage Katharine Cox Sarah Reynolds Choptank Alice Tubbs Ida Griffith Hubbard Henrietta McMahan Bethlehem Lousie Krumline Federalsbug A. C. Brower Cedar Grove Varis Holland Ridgely Thomas F. Smith Mary Cooper Viola Collins Miriam Clark Lucy Garey S. E. Parsons Pauline Wiley Ethel Cade Edith Yost Furman’s Grove Viola Skinner Laurel Grove Beatrice Bower Concord Myrtle Breeding Smithville Ruby Willin Chestnut Grove Louise Stevens Friendship Dora Powell Marjorie Anthony Ivah Covey Howard’s Ruth Meredith

Death of G Edgar Williamson prominent Southern Caroline figure

G Edgar Williamson a leading Southern Caroline resident died at his Preston home Thursday afternoon from blood poisoning due to a gum abscess. He was a Washington College graduate, former teacher, bank cashier, Preston postmaster, and 1909 House of Delegates member. He served long in the Democratic State Central Committee and was active in politics since youth. He is survived by his mother and sister Mrs E Kirby Wrightson. Funeral services set for one o'clock that Saturday afternoon.

G. Edgar Williamson Caroline Preston Elis Williamson William W. Williamson Washington College Provident State Bank of House of Delegates Democratic State Central Committee E. Kirby Wrightson Near

Smithville Social Notes Speak of Visits and Travel

Smithville residents record visits and arrivals as Mrs Wm E Liden spends a week with each granddaughter Mrs Arthur Collison Mrs Clarence Parker and Mrs Ashby White. Mrs Laura Billington returns to Philadelphia after a summer with her daughter Mrs Albert McNamee. Mr and Mrs Blaine Bullock and children were guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Nichols in Federalsburg. G S Liden Chester Scott and Claude Liden visited Wilmington for two days. Miss Hazel Oday expected home from Cambridge hospital this week. Miss Kathryn Spence spending the week with relatives in Henderson. Mr James Heile spent the latter part of the week in Baltimore.

Smithville Wm. E. Liden Arthur Collison Clarence Parker Ashby White Laura Billington Philadelphia Albert McNamee Blaine Bullock Tom Nichols Federalsburg G. S. Liden Chester Scott Claude Liden Wilmington Hazel O'day Cambridge Hospital Kathryn Spence Henderson James Heile Baltimore

Harrington Races Postponed to October 24

Storm causes Harrington Driving Park races to be postponed from October 19 to October 24. Featured entrants include Rowdy Boy Belia Wumming Bird Bella Jones and Lady Ashland. Free-for-all race touted as one of the best in the region. Harrington Driving Park Association announces the change.

Harrington Harrington Driving Park Del Rowdy Boy Bedelia Wumming Bird Bella Jones Lady Ashland Harrington Driving Park Association

Hair switches and braids made to order

Mrs. F C Brown advertises hair switches and braids made to order offering custom styling services for clients seeking tailored hairpieces and braided looks.

F.C. Brown

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the Local Department Floating Theatre Rachel M. Harvey EH. Sapp Ridgely News Shipley Hurlock Hotel Ridgely C. W. Smith Ernest Smith Kenton Lillian Tubman Sara Lard Startford Conn P. J. Flounders W.T. Temple Mollie Richards Mason Charles Herzog Pederalburg EM. Willey Chaffinch Oolbrook C. M. Cullum Susie Cross Travolina Tener Uniontown John Bacsak Piney Church Christian Endeavor O. J. Chatlinch Mollie Grifith Pederalsburg Misr BB. Cohee Ander Suntomt Madeline Haywood Gavans Miah J. R. Chaffinch W. E Spence MASS David J. Lewis Senate Congress Dockery Missouri Reuben A. Arnold Atlanta Hughes Lewis and Price Andersontown George A. Henry J. H. Ward Sallie Flubbud Johns Maryland Association of the New Jerusalem J. B. Spiers Paul Sperry Mr. Sperry George Henry Dole Laurence Allbutt Erich A. G. Reissner Williston Simon and Jude George E. Beaven Lay Beaven Gantt Manley Sharpe St. Luke's Parish Church Hill St. John's Parish J. Harry Chesley Janie Hall Georgie Collins Louisa Legates Alice Rhides Elsie Thompson Nettie Thomas Agnes Taylor Orland Blades Isabel Carroll Flossie Hall Jessie Cohee Gilbert Gibson Gilbert Lane Joe Pritchett J. Te. Richardson W. E. Pritchett Messrs Earl Legates Harry Hopkins Idea
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