Denton community notices mix renting and events
Local adverts list apartments for rent with hot water heat on Franklin Second streets and 2nd Street opposite Court House Square, plus house and land listings. Church and club events include suppers, bake sales, bingo, rummage, and a county voter registration report. Also ads for theater promotion, WPA project news, and a Harvest Festival at the Community Club House with a crab-bag, autographed item, and bridge party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Haymaker
Denton
Maryland
Franklin and
Second Streets
Mme
Edgar Quinct
Gladys Faulkner
East Market Street
J. Lester Everpgam
H. W. Hughes
Denton No
Congressman Goldsborough
Thigh
Lincoln
Newnam
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Main Street
Wm. A. Stewart
Ladies Aid
Concord Church
Church House
Community Club of
Market Street
W. L. Swann
Loyal Leaders
Denton Methodist Protestant Church
Willard Swann
Christian Conrades
M. E
Lucy Lou Beauty Parlor
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
2Nd Street
Court House Square
Fred R. Owens
G. Linden Dutley
Greensboro
St. Gertrude
Devil's Island
Devil’s Island
Baltimore Sunday American
Ziegfeld
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Dentonia Theatre
Caroline County
Works Progress Administration
Preston
Maine
Chamber of Commerce
Max Chambers
WPA
T. Alan Goldborough
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Davis Drug Store
Elegant Norfolk wedding graces First Presbyterian Church
Miss Eugenie Catherine Paul daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Blain Paul of Norfolk married Paul Trazzare Collison son of Mr and Mrs Harry Clay Collison of Denton Md at 8 39 pm with Dr Jason Mac Millan officiating The ceremony featured palms ferns white flowers and cathedral candles A reception followed at the Norfolk Yacht and Country Club about 200 guests attended The couple will reside in Wilmington Del after a wedding trip north
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Norfolk
Eugenie Catherine Paul
Frank Blain E. Paul
Paul Trazzare Collison
Wihnington
Harry Clay Collison
Denton
Jason MacMillan
John W. Austin
Ghent
Dorothy Redwood
Mary Queen of
Mary Anderson
Spartanburg
S. C
Mary Glenn Lupton
Winchester
Margaret Dixon
Winston-Salem
N. C
Louise Cladfelter
Madeleine Thompson
Ruth Paul
William N. Dixon
Fred J. Legree, Jr
Coolidge Cooke
James Coates
James R. Peake, Jr
Gilbert R. Swink, Jr
Fred G. Swink
Vincent H. Ober
Norfolk Yacht and Country Club
Paul
Elect
Mary Alexander
W. N. Dixon
Winston-Salen
Middle West
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee
Wis
Rockford
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Rochester
Minn
Sylvester
Carrie Pippin
Caroline County
John Yowell
W. B. Yowell
Orange
Mary Laramore
W. H. Laramore
Greensboro
J. W. Krabill
Town
Virginia
Roland Statum
Mary Lou
Augustus Statum
Williston
Lewis Chatley
Franklin
W. E. Seeders
Earl
Russell Banning
Orlock
Preston Spicher
John E. Chaffinch
Helen and
Blanche Chaffinch
Susrell Flaharty
Earle Chaffinch
Philadelphia
Phares G. Crouse
C. Rodney Layton
Beechley
W. Va
Elect Goldsborough to Congress in Caroline County
A voter communication endorses Hon. T. Alan Goldsborough for Congress, arguing long service should not bar incumbents and praising Roosevelt, Garner, and Progressive leadership. The letter likens Goldsborough to a steady guardian guiding the nation from financial crisis to recovery, urging support for continued governance by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Congress
T. Alan Goldsborough
Washington
Goldsborough
Roosevelt
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Predern Trines
New
Wollen
Garner
Wahington
Jesus Christ
Lincoln
Garfield
Mckinley
Moses
Sunday church notices span Denton parishes and events
The notice lists sermons and services across Denton M E and Denton M P churches with subjects by Rev M S Andrews and other speakers. It includes Sunday School times, Epworth League, Bible study, official visits by Dr E A Sexsmith, and Evangelistic revival plans at Liberty and Ervin's Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S. Andrews
Denton M. E
Epworth League
Ervin’s Chapel
Unreadable Faith Mottoes Echo in Print
A brief clipping offers a mix of quotes from Christian Science Monitor and Epictetus praising trust in divine provision and steadfast resolve. The lines juxtapose religious sentiment with Stoic philosophy, noting contentment with outcomes chosen by God and the merit of perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Exhibit and Community Updates
The Community Club showcased repros of Rembrandt, Goya, and others with titles like The Merry Fiddler and Rembrandt self portrait. Church events mark the 25th anniversary of St Paul Reformed, Halloween plans, and a Willing Workers sewing circle. Navy veteran Edward Pearsaul and many locals travel, visit relatives, and attend services. Elizabethtown College band program urged attendance. numerous locals listed with travel and family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rembrandt
Goya
Gogh
Derain
Manet
Courbet
Cezanne
Gauguin
Tolou-e-Lautice
Matisse
Renoir
Pha Gourmet
Guernsey
Mater Dolorosa
Margaret Swing
Elsie Matthews
Bessie Spafford
American Federation of Arts
Washington
Harlan Taviington
Brnrton Wilkinson
Harold Fountain
Juma Nichols
J. Mulford
Harry Holsinger
Power
D. Applebaum
Carleton Marvel
Wooters
St. Paul
Reformed Church
Edward M. Pearsaul
Yeor Man
U.S. N
EL OF. Pearsaul
Tis
Sears
Navy
Naval
San Diego
California
the Reformed Church
Paul Wolfman
Mary Wharton
Harold Hafer
Elsie Ebling
Chicago
Electrolux Company
Thomas Tarkington
Clurch
Denton
Luis
Trebland
Clases
Ridgely High School
Q. B. Reed
Mer
Fred Hakkenfoss
Wa-Lington
Nancy Jane
Reed
Andrew Mitchell
Edna Detwiler
Frank Detwiler
Missouri
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Elpta Wilson
Elsmere
Newport
Del
Jas. Wilson
Frank Klotz
A. W. Sculley
L. H. Babney
Sussex
N. J
Mt. Lotten
N. Y
Perry
U. S. Army
Herman Meredith
Molly Hopkins
Bessie Chambers
Centreville
Norpium Wilson
Clark Murphy
James Wisoh
Wesley Honey
Philadelphia
Murphy
Louise Wilson
Withington
Norman Wilson
Louise
Jack Wilson
Prank Flounders
Flounders
J. J. Williams
Rutherford
Emily Stevenson
Salisbury
Alex Dawson
J. E. Noenemann
J. M. Swing
Stanley Zweck-Bonner
Newarh
Elizabethtown College Volunteer Band
Church of the Brethren
Rt. R. Ringgold
Fifer
Edward Bowman
C. P
Olsinger
J. E. Morris
Easton
Book Party and Club News at M P Church Denton
Homemakers' Book Party at M P Church in Denton on October 27 1936 features book character costumes music club reports and a display. Canning exhibits and a book donation drive support the county library with talks on the book mobile and rural woman led by Dover librarian Mrs B W Tam mond. The Twenty First Century Club met October 12 with plans for library circulation and a two jar canning exhibit run by Ball Jar Company running October 23 27. Next meetings noted for October 28 and November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luneh
Unity Club
American Federation of Arts
Washington
Dover
Gail Cooper
Mobile
B. W. Tammond
Delaware
Canning
Brown’s Drug Store
Denton
Twentieth Century Club
MPL
Choptank
Wim E. Stuart
Marie L. Perry
Spafford
Thos. L. Nugent
Sunshine Committee
Wm. R. Dalin
Llomentathers
D'Arcy Coulbourn
County Library Committee
Ball Jar Company
Brown's Drug Store
Margaret MacPheeters
University of Maryland
Hon Jomin M Dennis Former Maryland State Treasurer Dies
John McPherson Dennis, 76, longtime Maryland Democrat figure, banker, and farmer, died shortly after 6 pm Friday at Essex Farm in Baltimore County. Born in Frederick County, he rose from railroad and grain business to preside over Union Trust Company and later won election as state treasurer in 1916, serving a record 15 years under Governor Ritchie and as an active participant in public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McPherson Dennis
Essex Farm
Baltimore County
Dennis
Frederick County
Dannock Dennis
Maryland
Virginia
Somerset County
Jie
Milton Academy
Union Trust Company
Dennix
J. Fred C. Talbott
John Walter Smith
Acts i
Board of Public Works
Ritchie
American Corner Ladies Aid Lunch on Election Day
The Ladies Aid of American Corner will serve lunch at American Corner on Election Day. Sandwiches pies coffee and oyster stews will be for sale. Mr and Mrs Ray Minker Mrs Lulu Minker and son William of Philadelphia were guests of Mr and Mrs Olaf Smith on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson and family were visitors of Mr and Mrs Leon Meredith recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies Aid of
American Corner
Ray Minker
Lulu Minker
William
Philadelphia
Olaf Smith
Anud
Carl Johnson
Leon Meredith
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Turky Supper and Local News
The Ladies Aid of Hillsboro M E Church will hold their annual turkey supper on Thursday evening October 29 at the Church House in Hillsboro. Prices are adults 50 cents and children 25 cents. The page also notes residents and visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kemp buying Mrs. Rowe’s property and moving in, plus visits from Pearle Eveland Federalsburg and Thomas Eveland Marion Station, with various locals hosting weekend guests and trips to Baltimore and Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
Hilsboro
M. E. Church
Hillsboro
Harry Kenp
I. W. B. Rowe
Kemp
Pearle Eveland
Federalsburg
Thomas Eveland
Marion Station
John Eveland
Clyde Cecil
Barclay
Blanche Russell
Urban Bowman
Booker
Queenstown
Milton Beaven
Charles Jarrell
Jos. M. Eaton
Baltimore
HW. W. B. Rowe
Indian Head
Charles County
A1. S. Fisher
John Skinner
Wilmington
Community social and church notices from Queen Anne area
Queen Anne residents attended a social at the Eley home with games and homemade refreshments. Byron Barton Jr presented wool blankets to Rev and Mrs Fossett for their three years of service. Community Club set plans for a November chicken salad oyster and ham supper in the high school auditorium. A miscellaneous shower honored recent newlyweds Mr and Mrs Briscoe and Mr and Mrs Breeding. Rev and Mrs York arrived to serve at St Paul M FE Church South. Dr and Mrs Dickinson and Miss Holt spent the week in Ocean City. George Eaton visited from Penns Grove. Mrs Addie Morgan and Mrs Kemp were guests in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Eley
Epworth League
Byron Barton, Jr
League
C. L. Fossett
Harry Gibson
Reta Clark
Eluurch House
James Briscoe
E. Breeding
E. B. Lightner
G. S. Lightner
E. N. Dashiell
New York
J. M. York
St. Paul’s M. FE. Church South
W. PF. Dickinson
Carrie Holt
Ocean City
George Eaton
Penn's Grove
Addie Morgan
Harry Kemp
Hillsboro
Hallowe'en Social Planned at Community House
A Hallowe en social will be held at the Community House next Wednesday evening October 28 with a 10 cent admission. Games and refreshments will be provided. Public invited. Also notes: Mr and Mrs James Willard of Rahway NJ visited. Mrs Frances Bennett accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Willard
Rahway
N. J
W. G. Holbrook
Frances Bennett
Thomas Smith
Chester
Baltimore
Canbridge
Milford
Hartington
Denton
Harry Cheetum
Philadelphia
Oliver Cheezum
Friends
Quaker City
Newark
F. N. Smith
Helen Stafford
Wilmington Friends
Burrsville Social Notes and Harvest Service Announcement
Miss Mary Smith and friend from Wilmington along with the Pearson and McDowell groups were guests of the Smiths. Ladies of Wesley M E Church thank helpers for October 7 supper netting 110.06. Maud Keenan of Philadelphia and Vertie Cahall of Harrington visited Mollie Cahall and Annie Downham. Harvest Home services at Wesley Church on October 25 at 11 am. Violet Noble, at school in Newark, Del, spent weekend with her parents. Clayton Stafford and two children of Wilmington visited town. Austine Stafford and others spent last Tuesday in Wilmington. Melissa Ward of Salisbury staying with the Hopkins. Ernest Knotts and children from Chester visited J W Price. Mrs Clarence Voss visited Pocomoke City. C N Fountain visited Chester Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith
Wilmington
Edgar Pearson
Thomas McDowell
John Wooters
Everett Smith
Wesley M. E. Church
Maud Keenan
Philadelphia
Vertie Cahall
Harrington
Mollie Cahall
Annie Downham
Harvest Home
Wesley Church
Violet Noble
Newark
Del
Clayton Stafford
Austine Stafford
A. T. Garrett
T. Cahall and Son
Melissa Ward
Salisbury
Howard Hopkins
Ernest Knotts
Chester
J. W. Price
Clarence Voss
Pocomoke City
C. N. Fountain
Community Club Sets October Meeting and Halloween Party
Preston notes the second Community Club meeting is Tuesday October 27 at 2 pm with County Nurse Miss Mattie Smith speaking. Plans for a Halloween mask bridge party on Saturday October 31 at 8 pm are underway with tickets 35 cents and prizes and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Smith
Hallowe’en Mask
Josephine Galagher
Helen Spies
Wilson
Noble Reidy
Lee Noble, Jr
Jack Noble
Burton Proctor, Jr
Fletcher Sisk, Jr
Beverly Blades
Purnell Dennis
Son
St. Paul
Minn
J. T. Dennis
Lee Noble
Edwin Henry
Carroll Dail
Cambridge
G. C. Carmine
Reese Deane
Baltimore
Washington
Orphans Court Actions In Caroline County Session
The Orphans Court of Caroline County met Tuesday with Judges Towers, Handy, and Dennis. Actions approved include L H Thomas administering J Robert Starkey estate, Everett Nuttle executor of Joshua Kinder, mortgage release orders, inventories and appraisements for John H Dickerson, and real estate sales ratified for Albert Handy heirs. Guardianship granted to Florence Thornton for Lawrence Thornton, Laura E Elliott probate completed, Minnie Weshell appointed executrix, bonds filed and appraisers named, creditors notice ordered. Renunciations and administrator actions for Almira Stevens also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Towers, Handy
Dennis
L. H. Thomas
J. Robert Starkey
Everett Nuttle
Joshua T. Kinder
Janes I. Walker
John H. Dickerson
Roland C. Handy
Alice Y. Handy
Albert S. Handy
Florence Thornton
Lawrence Thornton
Laura E. Elliott
Minnie R. Weshell
Leonard Dean
W.T. Temple
Almira F. Stevens
Elmer T. Orme
Wayne Cawley
Harry Nuttle
Bethlehem Social Notes Mention Visits and Travel
Mrs J Olson and Patsy Furgeson left for North Carolina where Patsy goes to her father’s bedside after injuries from a car crash. Various local visits are listed, including Chester and Ridgely residents, trips to Wilmington, Vienna, Salisbury, Centreville, and Kentucky. Several couples hosted guests and family members over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Olson
Little Patty Furgeson
North Carolina
Patsy
Harry Blades
J. Willis Dorman
Chester
Carlton Lane
Ridgely
Elma Legates
St. Michaels
Esther Harrington
Ruth Sands
Mary Agnes Christopher
Florence Legautes
Louise Davenport
Vienna
Bethlehem Club Holds Oct Meeting at Community House
The Bethlehem Club met Tuesday afternoon October 13 with fair attendance. Miss Bessie Spafford demonstrated silver and table manners. Members sang new club songs. Refreshments were provided by hostess Mrs. Lee Smith. Next meeting November 10 hosted by Mrs. Mary Blades and Mrs. Pauline Blades. A Halloween social by Bethlehem Homemakers' Club is planned for Friday October 30 at the Community House with masked fun and pie and ice cream for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Club
Bessie Spafford
Lee Smith
Mary Blades
Pauline Blades
Bethlehem Homemakers’ Club
Community House
Greensboro Area Obituaries and Local Notices
Richard Conner 86 a Greensboro area farmer died at home after two months illness. He lived on his 37 year farm near Greensboro and is survived by four sons. Funeral held at his home with Rev. Jump officiating and burial in Greensboro cemetery. Samuel Peterson 62, a farmer near Greensboro, died of heart trouble and was buried with military honors in Greensboro cemetery. Peterson a Spanish American War veteran and U S Navy member is survived by two sisters and wife. Mrs. Sarah Porter celebrated her 82nd birthday with family. Several local residents and visitors noted at homes and social events. Wilson Murray, a Black man, sustained a skull fracture after a fall near A and P Store and was treated at Emergency Hospital. Numerous weekend guests and travels reported among local families including Cheswold and Wilmington trips. George Dawson Neal marked his fourteenth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Conner
Greensboro
Denton
Samuel Peterson
Peterson
United States War Veterans
U. S. Navy
Rachel Passonenen
Harvey
N. D
Daniel Trusdale
Hibbin
Minn
Raymond B. Rawlings
Rawlings
Sarah Porter
Calvin Porter
Porter
Harold Hafer
Betty Jean
Ids Emory
Mary Wharton
Roy Slaughter
Ridgely
Hilda Weaver
Clifford Reinhold
Wilmington
J. E. Weaver
Wilson Murray
C. H. Stonesifer
Easton
Olin Price
F. R. Kelly
Sara Gee
Wellsboro
George Hamilton
Edna Jaynes
Elmira
Arlie Dingledine
T. F. Dobson
J. W. Porter
Harvey Porter
Joseph Bernard
Mary Katherine Porter
Mae Pippin
Atlantic City
Edward Cain
Billy
Goldsboro
John Bickling
Near Whiteleysburg
Cheswold
Del
Noble Sipple
Della Arnold
Clifford Bowman
Charles Sipple
Marcus Hook
Samuel Sherwood
Felton
Will Love
Williston
Frank Howard
Paul Bostic
Little Son
Ingleside
Kenneth Bostic
Chester
William Sipple
Harry Knox
Aon
Marvin
Smyrna
Frank Faulkner
Philadelphia
Jennie Hartnett
Nolan Hubbard
N. K. Swanwick
Maurice Stewart
Louise Bernard
Harrington
Oscar Nichols
Michael Ash
Robert Davenport
Lacey Wilson
Woodie Dill
Medford Price
Niagara Falls
Charles Wheatman
W. Thomas Thornton
Brady Baggs
Miss Florence Todd Returns Home After Week With Relatives
Smithson Miss Florence Todd of Woodenhawk returns home after a week with her cousins Misses Virginia and Dorothy Towers. Mr. and Mrs Hessler of Baltimore and A. R. Willoughby also mentioned. Alma Cole spent the week end with her teacher Miss Salome Somers. Mrs Harry Towers and children visited Mrs Charles Todd. Miss Carolyn Toft visiting relatives in Washington. Mr. and Mrs Earl Christopher visited Mrs E Reese on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Todd
Woodenhawk
Virginia
Dorothy Towers
Hessler
Baltimore
A. R. Willoughby
Alma Cole
Salome Somers
Harry Towers
Charles Todd
Carolyn Toft
Washington
Earl Christopher
E. Reese
I Have No Diamonds Yet I Am Wealth in Friends
A brief poem celebrating inner wealth found in friendship and shared fields. The speaker declines material riches like diamonds and gold, choosing instead the riches of sight, neighbors, and a valued friend as true fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isla Paschal Richardson
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
W. W. Sylvester
Charles I. Butler
Marion
Ida Gordon
Rebind Todd
Mildred Told
Uarmony
John Woodrow
Roland Murphy
CCC
George F. Kettell
R. D. Blackistone
Freddie Seward
James Baker
Denton M. P
Christian Endeavor Hour
E. A. Sexsmith
Maryland Annual Conference
Denton Church
Jesus
W. E. Bullock
Liden
Liberty Church
Federalburg
Bridgeville
Christ In Friends of Ability
Market and
Third Streets
Concord
L. W. Savage
Chestnut Grove
Frank J1. Lewis
D. D
Preston M. E. Church
Bethlehem M. E. Church
Church of the New Jerusalem
Epiphany Mission
St. Elizabeth's Church
St. Benedict’s Church
St. Elizabeth’s Church
God
Epictetus
Lorimer
M. P. Church
Emily Dickinson
Propera m
Smithson TH Homemakers’ Club
Jomin M. Dennis
Tuckahoe
Queen Anne
Hobbs
Burrsville
Bethlehem
Norris Colby
Lawrence Legates
Lawrence Legates, Jr
A. T. Blades
Alva Blades
Claude Thompson
Payton Thompson
Charles Blades
Wesley Christopher
Irvin Legates
M. M. Hubbard
Ormond
Ed. Salisbury
Willard Legates
Smithson