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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1928

Page

5

The First Kiss at Palace Theatre and Centreville Opera House

Community page items note The First Kiss movie in Denton and St Michaels on upcoming dates with showtimes at the Palace Theatre and Centreville Opera House. Also ongoing local notices include public health updates, enrollments, and social events in Denton Federalsburg and Goldsboro plus a obituary and civic announcements.

Nine Dentonians Join 1100 on Tiffin Trip

Nine Dentonians joined 1 110 excursionists on a Jr. O U A M trip to Tiffin Ohio leaving last Saturday and returning Monday. They visited the Orphans Home and witnessed cornerstone laying for a home for aged Daughters of America members. Denton residents attended family reunions and visits across Delmarva and beyond, with many relatives traveling from Philadelphia Baltimore and New Jersey to events and gatherings during Labor Day weekend.

Dentonians Tiffin Ohio Clarence H. Roe Emily G. Swiss Messrs. R. Boon Beauchamp L. H. Thomas Samuel Nowell T. R. Benson L. L. Geisel T. Mason Baxter Daughters of America John George Carroll George Emory Kimmey Walter George Denton Moore and George State Road Crossing Labor Day Carroll Morris Felton Del Stewart Lola Willoughby Washington Salisbury Caroline J. R. Trice Mary Trice Anderson Ind T. Lane Moore T. Lane, Jr Ft. Lauderdale Fla James E. Phillips Philadelphia George Moore Pitman N. J Lida Wine F. C. Weedon Betty W. F. Murphy Baltimore James Stafford Springfield Mass Wm. E. Cheezum Philip Cheezum J. Elmer Anthony and Sons Centreville J. M. Haymaker Earl Chaffinch Wilmington Chester Henry S. Wells Pittsburgh Mary F. Gelletty New York A. G. Gelletly Henry Gelletly Ft. Monmouth Oceanport Lester S. Kauffman St. Louis I. T. Fleetwood W. E. Collins Youngstown James A. Collins Wm. Lee Anthony Manheim Pennsylvania Helen George Sea Side Heights Mary Kilgallen Mary Kilgallen. Mr. and Mrs. Thos, MacHarg Irvin James Collins Huldah Sewell J. Frank Gelletty A. G. Gelletty Etta Wheatley Easton Olivia P. Roe Glen Mills W. H. Nuttle Clarence Sennett Rehoboth Joseph Haymaker

Caroline County Teachers For 1928 29 Listed By School

A published roster lists Caroline county school teachers for 1928 1929 across schools including Marydel Madge Thomas Henderson High and Elementary C M Wingate principal Ruth M Vickers Maud Hummer Elizabeth Bilbrough Marguerite Griffin and many more across Bee Tree Goldsboro Moore s Bridgetown Burrsville Caroline High and Grammar Commercial and other posts with names for each site Marydel to Friendship including principals such as W K Cumming and H B Scarborough and staff like Ruth Trice Elizabeth Cannon Sadie Fisher Hilda Cade and Lillian Cheezum.

Caroline Caroline County Marydel—Madge Thomas Henderson High C. M. Wingate Ruth M. Vickers Maud Hummer Elizabeth Bilbrough Marguerite Griffin Bee Tree Ellen Cole Goldsboro Lula C. Weaver Evelyn Wyatt Elizabeth Evans Moore’s Clara Mastings Esther Statum Greensboro High W. K. Cumming Katherine Cox Linden Duffey Katherine Johnston Clara E. Wing John Lankford Louise Dennison Emily Walls Elise Roe Hilda Bowdle Bertha Shull Elsie Bilbrough Bridgetown Anne Pearson Burrsville Hester Wyatt Caroline High and B. C. Willis Stephanie Ford Ellen H. Brown Conover Crouse Addie Nuttle Mildred B. Nuttle Irvin Smith Louise A. Nuttle Mary B. Raleigh Louise Short Wilson Cahall Louise Norris Frances Blough Denton Alice Hignutt Hilda Cade Gertrude Morgan Katherine Noble Edith Straughn Oaks Ruth Trice Willoughby Roberta Butler Andersontown Elizabeth Cannon Sadie Fisher Hickman Sarah Gooden Harmony Ruth McCrea Helen Meredith Dorothy Wright Smithson Katherine Kline Preston H. B. Scarborough Mary T. Elzey Emily Fatherly Elva Butler Blanche Croll Louise Beauchamp Mildred Morris Dorothy Flounders Hubbard Ml. E. McBride Grace Best Grace Mooney Mary D. Wooters Emma Gooden Elizabeth Covell Ridgely S. E. Parsons Irma Nichols Grace Rutter Concord Dorothy Bradfield Hattie Atkinson Chestnut Grove Eloise Poyner Mary Lane Ruth Beauchamp

Orphans Court Acts in Caroline County Session

The Orphans Court of Caroline County met Tuesday with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Admin appointments granted for Eliza A Beulah to Pearl Beulah and Thomas F Cox to Everett Nuttle. Appraisers named. notices to creditors ordered. Final accounts and distributions approved. Stock transfers authorized. sale ratified for D Warner Hignutt. Inventory filed for Eliza A Beulah. sale of estate assets ordered.

Orphans’ Court Caroline County West Harper Shawn Eliza A. Beulah Pearl Beulah Clarence E. Beauchamp H. B. Lord Thomas F. Cox Everett Nuttle John N. Wright, Jr John W. Hurlock Lula R. Dill Leon Dill Leonard F. Covey Thomas H. Brummel Linden C. Noble Mary E. Noble D. Warner Hignutt India A. Bullock Charles E. Hignutt Earl Beulah

Adams Cross Roads Labor Day At Rehoboth And Dewey Beach

Adams and relatives spent Labor Day crabbing at Dewey Beach and visiting Rehoboth with reports of much sport. Peters family joined relatives in Collingdale Pa before returning Monday. Others hosted or visited over the weekend. Sunday school announced for 10 o clock Shown relatives and friends returning from travels and a new Ford sedan purchased by Charles Johnson.

John Adams Marian Earle Robinson Dewey Beach Rehoboth Fred Peters Richard Collingdale T. H. Porter Baltimore Kelly C. W. Adams C. H. Parker Marie Bloomery Fred Fountain Slaughter’s Beach Philadelphia Hayward Hubbard Arthur Adams Charles Johnson

Bethlehem Ladies Aid Meeting and Church Services

The Ladies Aid Society will gather next Thursday evening September 13 at 7 30 at Mrs Minnie Blades home. All members urged to attend. There will be preaching Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock and Sunday School at two. With vacation over, members are urged to return to their places.

Ladies Aid Society Minnie Blades

Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Support

We extend heartfelt thanks to relatives and neighbors for kindness shown during the death of our dear mother and wife. Messages of sympathy flowers the use of cars and all acts of assistance will be remembered and appreciated. G L Griffith and children.

G.L. Griffith

Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Social Ties

Ridgely residents report visits and travels with families from Reherburg Philadelphia and Wilmington. Samuel and Bernard King head to Juniata College with Samuel joining the faculty. The community notes Camp Meeting at Ocean Grove and upcoming stage production The First Kiss. Local movers include Mr A D Stanton moving homes and Miss Dorothy Holsinger taking a geography post in Lancaster.

Social Guests From Near and Far Spend Weekend Visits

A long list of friends and relatives from Wilmington Queenstown Baltimore Philadelphia Toronto and Berlin spent last weekend with local hosts Mr and Mrs I B Sweeney and Mr and Mrs Cecil Young among others. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Geo Dize Eleanor and Sadie Reed of New York and many more relatives and guests from nearby towns.

Geo. Dize Eleanor Sadie Reed New York Peter Bell Mildred Lew Welch Richard Hazel Harry Newlin Willard Foulk Wilmington George Reed Wim. Sanders Joe Raymond Town I. B. Sweeney Cecil Young Michael Anacola Toronto Canada Joseph Groves Mary Betty Helen Groves Mick Falconi James Hendricks Philadelphia Joseph Dehota Berlin Oscar Bishop Whitleysburg John Richard Philip Sandtown Bill Garey Denton John Harris T. P. Richard Irven Kenton Dorothy Herbert Walls Nathan Walls J. E. Walls University Hospital Baltimore L. A. Gooden T. H. Gough S. James Sara Gooden M. W. Gooden Wm. Priest Ruth Jones Queenstown Wm. Carrow Billy Cane Charles W. F. Clark T. A. Montague Foster Clifford Mengel Edith Melvin Tolchester Albert Helstein J. R. Jones Messrs al and Henry Kusmaul Mildred Gooden T. N. Gough Wm. Hutson Wm. Goodwin Marian Marvel Lulu Marvel Vernon Burke Earl Love S. S. James Winifred Gooden Norwood Ruth Gooden Wat. Golt

Wix & Harrington win bid for new fire house

Building committee opened bids from Selbyville Construction Co. Wix & Harrington Horace Reynolds Johnson & Pepper C. T. Jenkins and others. Wix & Harrington awarded the contract to build the dark red brick fire house for 90 days, excluding heating plumbing and lighting, with bid details listed. Local residents and visitors are noted in a string of social notices.

Selbyville Construction Co Clarence Morris Wix & Harrington Horace Reynolds Bridgeville Johnson & Pepper Milford C. T. Jenkins Salisbury Pittsburgh Matilda Shaw Henry Otwell Fred Otwell Philadelphia Ralph Calloway Bowen Cheister Wesley Ryan T. K. Carpenter Ira W. Roe Lewis Slaughter Arthur Moore Washington, D. C Harry Cummins Wilmington Isaac Hurd Chester Glenn Newton Dover William Reed W. T. Sharp Galen W. Jorden Richardson Park Alice Richards Elizabeth Klett Hfinnah Carr George B. Porter Pennsylvania

Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter News From Twin Towns

Residents of Hillsboro and Queen Anne report Sunday visits to Rehoboth by Hicks Sherwood Duffey Jarrell and others. Families from Wilmington Baltimore and Camden share weekends with local friends while the Community Club resumes after a two month break.

Community Club elects chair for next meeting

The Community Club held its first gathering since time on Tuesday night. Mrs. Henry Morgan was named chairman of the refreshment and entertainment committee for the next meeting.

Henry Morgan Tri-County High School Kathleen Moore Edna Fleming Eleanor Knotts Washington, D. C Eugenia Morgan Eugenia Howard Eley Atlantic City Marjorie Sparks Swanton Garrett County Ida Jump Hyattsville Howard Flowers Wilmington Keplar Barnette New York Francis Jump Salisbury High School Ed Jones

Concord Visitors Note Seasonal Travel and Visits

Concord society circles report several regional travelers. Charles Lord and family from Baltimore visited Emmett Lord’s home for Labor Day, with others from Wilmington and Philadelphia also visiting local residents. Families host or join trips to Baltimore and Philadelphia, alongside local concerts and tours in North Carolina and nearby states.

Local Social Notes From Williston Gather Visits

Mrs uth Huxman spends week with friends including Mrs C Rice and Mrs E Beauchamp. Helen and Marion Macadoes return to Philadelphia after visiting Mrs Catherine Clark. O M Hignutt family plus W W Andrews and Marion spend Sunday at Shorter's Miles River. Chester Bacon and son Chester guests of E B Maloney. Louise Havill returns home after two weeks with Frances Y Hignutt. Rose Maude Shorter visits aunt Mrs O M Hignutt. Henry Bedell of Philadelphia visits Memory Lane. Mrs Elmer Wheeler and son William visit Memory Lane. Mrs Wm Uhler returns from Pennsylvania.

Uth Huxman C. Rice Ec. E. Beauchamp A. R. Neal J. W. Thawley C. M. Hignatt Harvey Towers A. G. Gelletty Helen Marion Macadoes Philadelphia Catherine Clark Potter Mansion Rose Maude Shorter Hopewell Miles River O. M. Hignutt Henry Bedell Wm. Leflingwell Elmer Wheeler William Baltimore Memory Lane Wm. Uhler Pennsylvania

Federalsburg Moves and a Tragic Drowning at Choptank

Federalsburg sees multiple family relocations as Raymond Bennett and others move into new homes on Maple and nearby streets while Hallowell, Owens, Hastings, and Cade occupants shift across town. A 13-year-old boy, Osler Wright, drowned at Wrights Wharf near Hurlock after slipping into a gravel hole while swimming, with rescue attempts failing.

Federalsburg Raymond Bennett South Main Street J. W. Hallowell Maple Avenue Walter Trice Hubert Dill Hallowell Herbert Owens University Street Vaughn Hastings Seaford Del H. M. Cade Margaret Green Ridge Mr. Owens Main Street Academy Avenue J. W. Hallowwell George Buckley Felton John N. Wright Osler Wright Windsor Wright Wright's Wharf Hurlock Choptank G. C. Webb Wright Buddy Federalsburg High School E. Hazelwood Spicer Harry N. Hackett Spicer Delaware Watkins Post Harry Oliver Wood Spicer Ransom P. Nichols Methodist Episcopal Church Hill Crest Cemetery John W. Stowell Herman Noble H. Burdette Messenger Montgomery Isaac Decker Albert Decker Decker J. W. Stowell Frank Bradley Taylor's Island Vera Brower J. Warren Brooks Scottsdale, Pa Iarry E. Kinder Federal Hill Nellie Hackett Daytona, Florida Charles E. Hackett Robert Huey, Sr Clistertown Thomas E. Kinder

Ridgely Attends Equitable Life Conference in Montreal

Ridgely Mr Leo Meginney attends an educational conference of the Equitable Life Assurance Society in session in Montreal Canada. Miss Beatrice Bowers entertained last Saturday celebrating the birthday of Miss Grace Rutter. Mr and Mrs Clark Woodward and son Marvel have been spending ten days in Annapolis. A bake for the benefit of the Community Library will be held next Saturday. Mr Thomas McCloud returns to his work at Girard College where he teaches. Mr H H Beekman and daughter Janette are visiting in Washington.

Caroline County Nellie Tayloe Ross Easton New Theatre McCormick-Deering R. H. Stafford Burrsville Wilmer B. Parker Equitable Life Assurance Society Montreal Canada Harmony Church Maryland Federalsburg Masonic Building Denton St. Michaels Centreville Opera House Wm. Mason Shehan Journal Morris Effa W. Heather Marydel Denton Journal J. M. Haymaker Charles C. Risdon Bishop Centreville J. Elmer Anthony Charles Haymaker James D. Long Walter Long Air Service United States Army War Department Loyal Sons Methodist Protestant Church Cecil Blake T. P. Fisher Mala Goldsboro Electric Company Greensboro-Goldsboro Fannie Griffith G. L. Griffith Qlas E. Smith Gay Street William Mary Ellen ‘Walls Lacy Griffith Olaf E. Smith Ernest Griffith Philadelphia Denton Holiness Church Melvin Bennington Golden’s College Walter Bennington Alice Bennington Wilmington Lee Bennington Lawrence Lynch J. 8. Baird Waverly Baird Fleetwood Frank Seward Mason Virginia Seward Harvey Holsinger Ridgely Charles F. Smith Altoona Robert Mr. Smith Harry Zeigler New Jersey Gertrude Morgan L. M. Goodwin Haddock Hooper’s Island Oxford I. E. Mason Ocean Grove Alice Wilson Cahall New York Soulsbury Brothers James Simons Raymond Holland Madeline Bangor Dorothy Holsinger Lancaster A. M. Rahn Souderton Reformed Church Rahn Selby Groff Robert Groff William Koeneman August Koeneman Washington Alice Pendleton York Harry Laird F. P. Nerr Roger Ringgold Pennsylvania Margaret Saulsbury Maine Leo Meginney Beatrice Bowers Grace Rutter Clark Woodward Marvel Annapolis Thomas McCloud Girard College H. H. Beekman Janette

Prestons Social Happenings Highlight Weddings and Visits

A Preston society page recounts a honey moon shower for Miss Louise Harris hosted by Miss Elizabeth Douglas, the engagement of Mary B Wrightson to Alfred J Bradley, and numerous visits and travels of residents. It notes Mrs. Lloyd Cannon hosting a bridge luncheon for Mrs. Edward Derrickson, several family trips to Ocean City and Baltimore, local moves, a birth at Salisbury Hospital, and various kinfolk visits and entertainments in the area.

Elizabeth Douglas Louise Harris A. K. Wrightson Mary B. Wrightson Alfred J. Bradley Federalsburg Cambridge Edward Derrickson Derrickson Katherine Douglas Ocean City Richard Phillips Harold Scarborough Preston Silver Beach Girdletree Margaret Reynolds Church Home Baltimore Arthur Willey Katherine Jerome Cox James Douglas Hagerstown Isabelle Douglas Trotty J. M. Parker Williston N. C Runkels Mt. Airey Wm. Wrightson Benjamin Wright Beacom’s B. W. Wright Virginia Savage E. T. Moore Medford Burgess Wm. Collins Max Chambers Miss Chambers Salisbury Clara Rumbold Clarence Melvin Millington Betterton Tolchester John Rumbold Annapolis J. L. Gallagher Marie Gallagher Mary Silvey W. M. Wright Reginald Nelson Earle Nelson Creighton Benson Trepold Walter Wright

Rehoboth guests from Pennsylvania and nearby visit

A group including Mr. and Mrs. Porter and relatives from Pennsylvania vacationed at Rehoboth Sunday. Several families occupy a cottage for ten days, Gaylon Collison broke his leg while playing on a straw stack, and Mrs. Harvey Griffith from Chester visits her A. T. Garrett relatives as school resumes Monday with Mrs. Hester Wyatt as teacher.

H. A. Porter Howard Hopkins Pauline Amos Layton H. R. Blades Tom Ellwanger Pennsylvania R. H. Stafford Masters Crawford Garrett Clayton Stafford John Parris Rosa Hurd Brown Thawley Lucy Pierson Rehoboth John H. Thawley A. T. Garrett Henry Caldwell Washington, D. C Hester Wyatt

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