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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Lowell
Lardner
Palace Theatre
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Adams Cross Roads
Bethlehem
Milton King
Anna
Reherburg
Samuel King
Chicago University
Bernard
Penmar
Juniata College
Samuel
W. S. Short
Annie Hevalow
Stella Diefenderfer
Mary Moore
Willard Jones
J. D. Moore
T. L. Day
Henry Wilkinson
Moore
A. D. Stanton
Harry Melvin
Ruth Love
Hillsboro
Tuckahoe
J. E. Jarrell
Charlanne Exton
Edwin Gale
Dudley Sparks
W. B. Sparks
E. T. Tarring
Collingswood
G. B. Stewart
H. S. Fisher
Olin Ford
N. E. Knott
James Sloan
Kemp Stewart
Tolchester Beach
Claude Baker
Harvey Baker
John Brant
Camden
Sadie E. Wothers
Queen Anne
Charles Lord
Frederick Lord and Son
Mervin
Emmett Lord
Aaron Willoughby
Alice Chadrick
James Byrne
Bessie Vickery
Craige Vickery
Junior Bryan
Walter Lord
Frank H. Doerr
Doerr
Allison Covey
Elwood Lord
Kathleen Covey
Edna Lord
Creighton Vickery
C. H. Atkins
Ralph Finkbinder
Evelyn Daveler
Dorsey Nichols
Minnie Atkins
Gladys
Chas. Todd
North Carolina
Burrsyville