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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1938

Page

5

Denton area notices and community fundraisers

A collection of local items lists rental ads in Denton Maryland and nearby towns, church supper notices from Hillsboro Hobbs Concord Denton and Burrsville, a bake sale at the Church of the Brethren, and chop suey platters. Also reported are a Denton man Samuel Tassler's death from a DuPont Boulevard crash, a Bethlehem Church supper date change to October 26 for Governor Nice visit, WPA funds for the Armory in Denton, and Eastern Shore Baseball League’s schedule increase to 128 games with leadership updates.

Denton J. DeWeese Carter T. Fred Johnson A. D. Ivins Preston Franklin Street Fred R. Owens Mark Smith S. 2Nd St Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co Ladies Aid Society Hillsboro M. E Hobbs Aid Hobbs Ladies Aid of Concord Church Church House Ladies Aid and By-Kota Societies Denton M. E Ladies Aid of Union M. P. Church Burrsville Ladies of Nichols M. E. Church Drayton Race Track Federalsburg Harmony M. P Maryland Ladies Aid Church of the Brethren Samuel D. Tassler Kent General Hospital DuPont Boulevard Smyrna Tassler Bethlehem Church Harry W. Nice Bethlehem T. Alan Goldsborough Military Department State ‘of Maryland Eastern Shore ‘Baseball League Harry S. Russell Russell Arthur H. Ehlers Pocomoke City National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues New Orleans New York Coney Island Beach Newark N. J Kansas City St. Louis Weather Bureau

Gannon Boyle wedding in Ridgely at Saint Benedicts

Mr and Mrs Howard Gannon of Tuckahoe Neck invite guests to the marriage of their daughter Miss Mary Angela Gannon to Mr Charles Francis Boyle of Queen Annes County. The ceremony at nine this morning October 22 at Saint Benedicts Ridgely with Rev Francis J Hensel. Attendants include Catherine Gannon maid of honor and Thomas Boyle best man. Post ceremony wedding breakfast at Gannon home, then to home in Queen Anne.

Howard Gannon Tuckahoe Neck Mary Angela Gannon Charles Francis Boyle Charles Boyle Queen Anne’s County Saint Benedict's Catholic Church Ridgely Francis J. Hensel Catherine Gannon Thomas Boyle Callahan Gannon Amos Boyle John Willard McCoy Wilmington Delaware Ratcliffe Manor Talbot County Maryland Princeton Bridgeville H. E. Ramsdell George T. Hayman Hayman Edgar Hayman Doylestown George T. Andrew Philadelphia George Marten Narberth Andrew S&s. Thawley Marten Andrew Burrsville Louise Schlegel Fred J. Schlegel Denton Elmer S. Pierson Carroll Pierson Grasonville Queenstown M. E. Church Lee Easton Wilmer Fell Davis Federalsburg Woman's Club Davis Charles W. Sewell Howard Sewell Queen Anne J. W. Krabill Roy Horney Clarence Wright Ernest Carroll Betty Evelyn Wright Vincent Love Baltimore Port Deposit Fort McHenry Perry Point Frank H. Depew United States Naval Training Station Newport R. 1 Deep Shore Talmage A. R. Strong Omar Shively Jennie Crouse John Statum Cannon Wright Woodrow Passwaters Walter Fountain Jr Roland Fountain Robert Pippin Gorman Henry Denton M. E. Church Fred J. Wright Samuel Ellwanger Leslie Ellwanger Chester Marcus Hook Marion Shaffer Geo. Shaffer Oil City Lawrence Davis Pennsylvania Cleveland Henry Edward Henry Mary Wise Elsie Henry Salisbury James G. Depew Rahway N. J John Legates Rehoboth

Good Food For Sound Thinkers Traffic Crossing Advice

Quote by Charles A Bailes on crossing streets: if you pause to study traffic you might think crossing impossible, but start with momentum and you will get across somehow.

Charles A. Bailes

Democratic Mass Meeting and campaign tour outlined

A Democratic Mass Meeting is set for Thursday October 27 at the Dentonia Theatre in Denton with speeches by Goldsborough OConor Tydings Tawes Walsh Young and others. Governor Nice visits Caroline County on October 26 with an 18 stop caravan ending in a Denton rally at 7 30 p m with Federalsburg Firemen band.

Dentonia Denton T. Alan Goldsborough Congress Herbert O’conor Millard E. Tydings U. S. Senate J. Millard Tawes William C. Walsh James A. Young Court of Appeals Caroline County Harry W. Nice Sherman L. Tribbitt State Central Committee Goldsboro Bethlehem Nice Federalsburg Firemen Josephine Barry Artit N. 2Nd Street Easton Greensboro Parent-Teacher Association Greensboro High School Ladies Aid of American Corner W. L. Wheatley Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co Ladies of Thawley’s M. P Denton M. P

The Crucial Accident Period

This article warns of a planned safety campaign focusing on the dangerous fall and winter driving period. It stresses preparing the car with brakes lights tires and steering and improving driver mindset to reduce accidents during darker days rainy and icy months.

Outlaw Them All Representative Dies Proposes Law

Representative Dies urges a bill to outlaw any organization under a foreign government. He argues it will scrutinize many societies to see if they honor memories abroad or aid foreign interests, while communism and fascism grow against American values. He says it is time to swat these foes.

Representative Dies United States

Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Club Activities

The Community Club met with Miss Stella Matthews presiding to plan a Halloween party and fund-raising. A bequest of The Rose Window artwork to Ridgely Church was announced, and Ridgely Grange hosted visitors from Market Grange. Community notes cover church services, revival efforts, family visits, and local improvements including a ditch extension plan and Red Cross drive ahead of schedule.

Women's club meetings spanning October events and notices

The Twentieth Century Club met October 12 at Mrs. Darcy Coulbourne's home with twelve members and two visitors. Reports, cards sent by the Sunshine Committee, and a tribute to Mrs. Sarah E. Cheezum were noted. Upcoming meetings and makeup demonstrations were announced along with refreshments. Federal Community Club began October 7 at Chestnut Grove with nine members and one visitor, adopting a library fund-raiser ruler system and makeup demonstration plans. Unity Club met at Mrs. George Lowe's with twelve members, planning November County Achievement Day and a nominating committee. Harmony Club held at Mrs. Wm. Chambers with nine members, documenting beauty demonstrations and sewing school attendance. Greensboro Homemakers Club met October 13 at Mrs. Anna Roustein's with thirteen members, noting Miss Bessie Spafford makeup demonstration, a member’s burial, and Fall Rally plans for November 1. A covered dish luncheon is planned for November 10 at Mrs. John Stevenson’s with members bringing a dish and a quarter.

Twentieth Century Club Darcy Coulbourne America Sunshine Committee Miss Perry Sarah E. Cheezum James Whitcomb Riley Florence Dean Federal Community Club Chestnut Grove Roy Merriken Sunshine Claude Howard Advisory Council Denton Spafford Victor Dean Unity Club George Lowe Robert Dulin Treaurer Brethren Church Fifield Turkington Theis Concord Greensboro Homemakers Club John Stevenson Anna Roustein Enma_ Heller

Adams Cross Roads Community Notes

Mr and Mrs John Adams and Virginia Lee Robinson and Miss Minnie Adams and Mr Winnie Graham motor ed to Rehoboth on Sunday for supper Mr and Mrs C L Harmon and son joined them. Herman Fountain and father of Pennsylvania spent the weekend with F W Fountain and family. Bloomery Ladies Aid will meet at C W Adams home with Debbie Fountain and Edna Adams as hostesses. Floyd Smith entertained the Wrights at dinner Ethel Wright and son were present. Polly Grace of Pennsylvania has returned home after a week's stay with Ethel Wright. Gloria Mae Johnson spent Sunday evening with Virginia Lee Robinson. D R Adams called on J L Adams Sunday.

John Adams Virginia Lee Robinson Minnie Adams Winnie Graham Rehoboth C. L. Harmon and Herman Fountain Pennsylvania F. W. Fountain Bloomery Ladies Aid C. W. Adams Debbie Fountain Edna Adams

Hillsboro Queen Anne Wedding in Denton

Miss Ruth Sharp of Tuckahoe Neck wed Mr. William Hanford of Raleigh Saturday at 8 30 p m in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Flaharty. Rev. T J Turkington officiated. The Hillsboro P T A met Tuesday with Mattie Smith presenting a health talk for schoolchildren. Members enjoyed instrumental music by Ruth Rice, Marjorie Baker and Mildred Stenger. Nearby news covers visits, births, and society events in the area including trips to Ocean City and Hershey Harrisburg, and a baby girl born at Fifer Hospital last Wednesday.

Ruth Sharp Tuckahoe Neck Edward Davis William Hanford Raleigh N. C Harry Flaharty Denton T. J. Turkington Hillsboro P.T. A Mattie Smith Ruth Rice Marjorie Baker Mildred Stenger Howard Dodds Joseph Thomas Chester Edgar Blanche Sr Baltimore Sadie Wothers Jean Wothers Easton Washington Kitty Charlotte Wye Mills Don Rathell W. F. Dickinson Queen Anne Elizabeth Evans Ocean City Norman Straughn Royal Oak Frank Fleming Ladies Guild St. Paul’s Church Milton W

Queen Anne Socials Report Rest and Visits

Mrs Mollie Diggans and Mrs Della Mullikin return from two weeks with Mrs Jarman in Berlin. Edith Dudley, student at Salisbury State Teachers College, weekends with her parents. Peggy Gibson moves to Centreville in same department. Eleanor Flowers of Washington visits her parents. Chester Barto and family visit Tacoma Park relatives. Epworth League children attend Easton rally. Mrs Caldwell Wilson of Easton visits mother Mrs Harry Clark.

Mollie Diggans Della Mullikin Jarman Berlin Edith Dudley State Teachers College Salisbury Hiram Dudley Peggy Gibson Princess Anne Centreville Eleanor Flowers Washington Howard Flowers Chester Barto Tacoma Park Epworth League Queen Anne Easton Caldwell Wilson Harry Clark

Esskay Buys Prize Beef At Baltimore Livestock Show

Esskay Quality Meat Products bought the largest share of show cattle in Baltimore’s ten year show history. Grand Champions in beef lamb hogs and carload steers were all purchased by Esskay. Winners included Lloyd McPherson Blacksburg Va and C R Ire son North Taze well Va. Wilbert Class Glen Arm Md and J P Keen & Son Summit Point W Va. Experts say the exhibits surpassed prior years in quality and quantity and will promote Esskay beef across Maryland Virginia West Virginia New York and North Carolina.

Baltimore Wm. Schraderberg-T. J. Kurdle Co Esskay Lloyd McPherson Blacksburg C. R. Ireson North Tazewell Wilbert Class Glen Arm J. P. Keen & Son Summit Point W. Va Maryland Esskay Company

Harvest Home Services at Smithson Church Sunday Evening

Harvest Home services will be held at Smithson Church on Sunday evening October 23 with a long service at 7 30 and preaching at 8 o clock Everyone is welcome The Smithson ladies thank all who helped with the supper and express appreciation Mrs James Taft has returned from a visit to Washington and Baltimore Mr and Mrs L Perry and daughter Aileen spent Sunday with relatives at Cannons Delaware Mrs May Willoughby attended the State Teachers College in Salisbury and Mrs A Felka will spend the winter in Washington Mrs T Ferrins of Federasburg visited Mrs A McCarty Sunday Miss Carolyn Toft is visiting in Washington and Baltimore

Stella Matthews Recreation Association Arch Street Methodist Episcopal Church Philadelphia Frederick Robbins California Philadelphia School James K. Saulsbury Arch Street Tucker Ridgely Grange Reformed Church New Market Grange Grange Otis B. Reed Methodist Lavinia Roscoe Felton, del Department of Christian Citizenship Dover District Harry Hemmons Third Street the Reformed Church Maple Avenue Caroline Mancha Maud Hemmons Easton William Sherwood Hillsboro William Cannon Annie Turner Delaware Donovan Cannon Miss Turner Miss Matthews Detroit Mich Ada Matthews Baltimore Delia Thomas Ronald Lane Mary Laird Edward Bowman Bobbie Edward Earl Hutchison Earl John Ebling Harry Dodd Paul Holsinger Ridgely Morton Holsinger Prospect Park Greensburg Cornelia Dukes Laura Mason Elsie Matthews Ocean City Women’s Christian Temperance Union Edward Pearsaul Robertson Clayton Del Norman Wilson Jack Elma Inlaw James Wilson Donny Wilmington Henry Edwards Salisbury Denton I. T. Saulsbury Keene Hanover Andrew Mitchell Edna Detwiler Charles High L. H. Thomas Hobbs Harold Fountain Richard Emma Jackson Frank Flounders Red Cross Frank Matthews Harvest Smithson Church Smithson James Taft Washington L. Perry Aileen Cannons May Willoughby State Teachers College A. Felka T. Ferrins Federasburg A. McCarty Carolyn Toft Harvest Home Clift Enos Walls Newark Fred Love Wilson Smith Mr. High Beacom's College F. E. Adams F. N. Smith J. A. Billings G. L. Blades Burrsville India Todd Mary Hubbard W. E. Hubbard Bernard Hopkins Thomas

Preston Community Club to Hear Personality Pointers

Preston Community Club meets Tuesday October 25 at 2 p.m. Dr. Hester Beall Provensen of the University of Maryland Department of Speech will present Personality Pointers. Hostesses include Mrs. J. M. Parker and Mrs. Max Chambers with program chair Mrs. Preton Osteen. Socials include local residents visiting Baltimore and Shenandoah trips.

Hester Beall Provensen Department of Speech Unverity of Maryland Inez Noble Ruth Dowding Mary Dowding J. L. Payne Patty Payne Rachel Baylor Wm. Dowding Shenandoah Valley Virginia Skyline Drive J. F. Ledman Saville Beach Long Island N. Y Baltimore H. B. Wright W. M. Wright Burton Proctor Jr Charles Davis Mt. Airy E. J. Harris Noble Avenue West End Ave Medford Fooks Wilmington E. L. Fooks Luke Amato

Ladies Aid Party and Harvest Home Notes

Mrs Manning Merriken hosted the Ladies Aid with sixteen members and two visitors, one becoming a member. Plans for next Thursday’s Community House supper were finalized, menu listed, and serving to begin at 5 o'clock. Harvest Home services and Rally Day program are scheduled for tomorrow. Numerous local guests visited or stayed with friends, including Rev Clift and Prof Paisley.

Manning Merriken Ladies Aid Mary Harris B. B. Allen Sis W. G. Holbrook H. H. Schauer Frances Bennett F. E. Davis W. E. Hubbard F. N. Smith

Church notices and services in Denton and Ridgely area

Sunday and Wednesday worships listed for Denton M E Denton M P and Church of the Brethren with service times Sunday School at 9 45 morning worship 11 and 7 30 p m Epworth League 6 45 led by Hannah Detwiler B Y P D and Christian Workers with a short worship. Catholic Masses in Denton and Ridgely at 8 30 and 10 o clock with confessions at 7 45 a m Health tags promotion by County Health Board.

Denton Jeroboam Church of the Brethren J. W. Krabill Christian Home Christian Workers Ridgely St. Elizabeth’s Church St. Benedict’s Church

Greensboro Area News Roundup Of Local Events

Oscar Nichols treated after tooth extraction and artery rupture at Kent General Hospital. Maryland records a near record warm day for October with 90 degrees. Greensboro Community Club held its meeting with focus on Education. Mayor Goldsborough seeks lifting of injunction delaying South Main Street widening in Greensboro. Benefit movie planned by New Theatre for Greensboro Band. Numerous social visits and family happenings detailed from Wye Mills to Baltimore, with kindness and recovery notes through the community.

Oscar Nichols C. H. Stonesifer Nichols Kent General Hospital Dover Pet Milk Company Maryland Baltimore Weather Bureau Greensboro Community Club Claude Rawlings William Henderson Greensboro High School Goldsborough Greenboro Denton South Main Street Reynolds Greensboro Lew Usilton Wye Mills Norman Usilton Violet S. J. Richter White Sulphur Springs Charles Sipple Chester Noble Sipple William Sipple Lester Towers Washington Wilmington Pauline Adams L. W. Taylor Boone Connie Betsy Effa Plummer Valley Forge White John White Holy Trinity Guild Charles Wheatman Smyrna W. Thomas Thornton Ruth Matilda Hobbs John Ander Shulties M. B. Cooper Clara Seward William Wroten Clayton Marion Cross Mary P. Cross Baltimore Cross James Baynard University Hospital Homer Stufrt Roberta Lucy Jane Maurice Stewart Easton N. K. Swanwick Walter Isaacs Folcroft Joseph Isaacs Harry Luff Isabel Andrew Ridgely Frank Hobbs Wilson Jackson Newark N. J H. C. Rawlings Anna Wieneke Charles Wieneke Nelson Wyatt Mary Louise Bennett Leslie Wyatt Hershey Carl Nichols Thomas Edwards Ellen Clinton Jarman Elva Pippin

Henderson hosts weekend guests from across the Northeast

Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cooper entertained at home with visitors including Louis M. Cooper from Hartford Connecticut, Frank W. Price from Chester Pennsylvania, and Naomi B. Hall from Philadelphia.

H. C. Cooper Louis M. Cooper Hartford, Conn Frank W. Price Chester Naomi B. Hall Philadelphia

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Local Department Adams Cross Roads Vote For Health Tuckahoe M. S. Andrews Hannah Detwiler E. C. Hallman County Health Board Henderson Chives
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