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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1931

Page

5

Local Denton ads and notices from the era

A collage of local ads and notices ranges from Elberta peaches at 35 cents a basket to used furniture stores and grand openings in Denton Maryland. It notes temperature records, annual sales, school and church events, lectures in Delaware, theatre reopenings, and community club plans, including Homemakers’ Council rallies and De Molay committees, all reflecting a busy regional economy and civic life.

Interesting Items About Yourself And Your Friends

The Denton Community Club resumes after summer recess at the Club House next Friday September 18 with Mrs. Alphonso Boley of Royal Oak as speaker on Service. A musical program is planned by Mrs. T Alan Goldsborough and hostesses include Mrs. L R Clough and others. Officers and names of members are listed. A church wedding to Miss Dorothy Norwood Worrall and Mr. James Edward Douglass Jr. is noted, with details of the bride’s and groom’s families. Numerous social visits, dinners, and visits across towns are reported, including educational commitments and club activities.

Denton Community Club Alphonso Boley Royal Oak Eastern Shore Federation of Womens’ Clubs T. Alan Goldsborough L. R. Clough J. O. Knotts Alex. McWilliams Edna Green J. H. Summerfield Anne Lewis Myrtle Dukes Eugene Anderson Lulu Downes D. W. Davis J. B. Davis Douglass, Jr Denton Douglass Palace Farmers and Merchants Bank Louise Seeders Mildred Parker Dover Leila Parker Edna Wright Lynnie Lord Mabel Everett William Meredith Federalsburg Russell Fishell Herman Minner Harrington Roland Francois Lord Dawson Hubbard Fred Lord Mervin Betty Charles Lord Clarence Cornwell Baltimore W. H. Lord Hobbs Paul Maloney Leon Concord Clint Williamson Sallie Casey Salisbury Elmer Adkins Horace Downes Laurel Del Bas Emmett Lord Salisbury Normal School Edenton Council Daughters of America Caroline Council R. Boon Beauchamp Washington Marjorie Beauchamp Strayer’s Business College G. H. Rue Branford Conn Rue Joseph H. Carroll J. C. Flynn Billy M. R. Wilson Ruby Edith Knowles Philadelphia Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of Hone Paign Sylvia Naomi Towers Evelyn Drexell Huron Mich John M. Willis North Wales Annie W. Todd Bridgeville Charles H. Willis Ruth Noble Summit N. J W. W. Noble Fannie Shields Isabel S. C. Watters Norman A. Leese J. Henry Morgan Church of the Brethren Hagerstown Maryland Clarence Chaffinch James D. Long Washington, D. C Walter B. Long Emmons Reed Roland Reed Lawrence Neighbors Wilmington James Neighbors P. Shipman Norfolk Lucille Bailey Centreville John Chaffinch

Good Food For Sound Thinkers Light Of The World Quote

Christian Science Monitor notes Jesus described seekers of God as light of the world and warned that a city on a hill cannot be hid highlighting enduring spiritual guidance.

Christ Jesus Christian Science Monitor

Reunion at old Todd homestead honors Caleb and Charlotte Todd

A Sept 7 gathering at the Todd homestead near Chestnut Grove marked the first Todd family reunion. About 75 relatives and descendants of Caleb James and Charlotte Todd attended, with games, a basket lunch, songs, prayers, readings, and several family members delivering poems and speeches. Officers were elected to plan future reunions and fence maintenance for the family graveyard nearby.

John Todd Chestnut Grove Caleb James Charlotte C. Todd S. L. Hanby Kemp Todd G. E.turner Rome Gambrill T. Sidney Collins Banister Meredith Fred Scott Elmer Robinson Sidney Collins John Lord Theodore Turner Eldon Closson Easton

Weekly Ridgely News Letter Special Interest Items

The Seventh District notes include Methodist Ladies Aid at Church House last Thursday with supper planned for the 29th, flower and welcoming committees formed, and Chocopicks served. Faculty and students from Ridgely High and Primary schools are listed with numerous regional connections. Many local residents and guests are mentioned visiting families in Denton, Baltimore, Salisbury, and nearby towns, plus forthcoming meetings and Sunday topics.

World Series Set to Open October First in Philadelphia

The World Series matching the first place Athletics against either the Cardinals or Giants will start October 1 after a league meeting with Baseball Commissioner Landis. If the Cardinals win the pennant the Series opens in St Louis or Philadelphia, with travel days and a later schedule. If the Giants clinch the National League, opening games shift to New York and Philadelphia. All games start at 1 30 p.m. local time. ticket prices range from 1 to 6 60 dollars. Attendees included Harridge Heydler Schroeder and DeWitt.

Philadelphia Athletics St. Louis New York Kenesaw Mountain Landis Philadelphia Cardinals Missouri City John McGraw Giants Athletics Cubs William Harridge American League John Heydler National League Robert Schroeder Sam Breadon St. Louis Nationals William O. DeWitt

County Extension News Ad Council Sets Fall Rally Plans

Advisory Council members met in Miss Spafford s office on Sept 3 to plan the Fall Rally and elect new officers. The Welfare Fund discussed aims to aid disabled people and the unemployed, with a note urging reliance on personal help over welfare when possible. A Twilight Picnic was postponed to 1932, programs for next year were assigned to Mesdames Baxter Everngam and Wolsinger, and Fall Rally was set for Oct 29 with location to be decided. Home Demonstration Agent Miss Bessie M Spafford will continue the flower project and a Rural Homemakers Club newsletter will be issued. Officers elected include President Mrs Harry Helsing, Associate President Mrs Harry Muttle, Secretary and Treasurer Miss Marie Quillen, Publicity Chairman Mrs Sidney Collins, Associate Publicity Chairman Mrs L H Thomas, County Parliamentarian Mrs Mason Baxter.

Thos. H. Everngam Denton M. K. Newnam Denton Journal Harrington N. 6Th St Nuttle Hardware Co Elberta T. H. Everagain Concord Caroline Co Nuttle Milling Company North Sixth Street S. S. Harrington A. E. Miller Third Randolph Streets Denton Journal Office Epiphany Mission Preston St. Andrew’s Mission Hurlock William Gniesco Henderson Charlotte Hall C. A. Pentz State Road Williston Liden’s Hickman Del P. S. L. Johnson Philadelphia Palace Theatre Gloria Swanson Clark Gable Kentucky Denton Volunter Fire Department Caroline County Furman’s Grove Ridgely Rural Andersontown Hobbs Federal Unity Sol Bloom U. S. Commission George Washington de Molay Dad C. S. York Masons of Dads Wilbert L. Merriken Irvin Smith Ferdinand Baynard John Allfather E. C. Hall J. Roland Chaffinch Denton National Bank Rotary Club Market St State Forestry Department Mesdames Baxter Everngam Wolsinger Bessie M. Spafford Miss Spafford Matson Baxter Harry Helsing Ert Harry Muttle MissMarie Quillen Sidney Collins L. H. Thomas Mason Baxter

Del Mar Vacations and Local Visits in Burrsville

Names of Burrsville residents and visitors from Del Mar Va Camp and nearby towns are listed, noting families and individuals sharing holidays, visits, and weekend gatherings. Included are R H Stafford family, W A Stafford family, Alfred Baughley, W T Bullock, John Parris, Laura Porter, A T Garrett, Net­tie Satterfield, N A Porter, Everett Smith, Elias Pearson, and others, plus several out‑of‑town guests and hosts.

Del-Mar-Va R. H. Stafford and W. A. Stafford and Son Alfred Baughley W. T. Bullock John Parris Henry Walters Laura Porter A. T. Garrett W. J. Littleton Nettie Satterfield N. A Lloyd Porter Stanton Del J. W. Price Lawrence Price Ernest Knotts Chaster Harold Hopkins Marcus Hook Howard Hopkins Melvin James Denton John Thawley R. HL. Thawley Wyoming Rosie Blocklinger Manayunk C. N. Fountain Paul McFarland Smyrna Herman Solderman

Hillsboro Obituary and Community Notes From Hillsboro

Harry Robert Covell aged 67 died at his Hillsboro home after a two week illness. He married Sarah Katherine Morris in 1898 and is survived by three daughters, two grandchildren, and a brother. Funeral held at his Hillsboro home with interment in Centreville’s Chesterfield Cemetery. Nearby items note visits, guests, and the upcoming Community Club meetings on Sept 14, with residents from Centreville, Wye Mills, Marydel, and Easton mentioned.

Harry Robert Cavell Hillsboro Mr. Cavell John T Anne Rebecca Covell Centreville Western Shore N. C. Orrell Wye Mills Sarah Katherine Morris Charles R. Morris Olin Hunter Avery Story Crumpton Frances Covell Willsboro Olin Elaine Hunter Edward Covell Willard Everett M. E. Church Chesterfield Cemetery H. W. Sewell J. H. Dodds C. Kemp Stewart H. P F. Callahan J. H. Kinnamon T. E. Chance Covell Chas. Jarrell C. Duffey Henry Fleming Wilmington Frank Fleming Labor Day Ida E. Rice Cambridge Hospital S. O. Rice Louise Medford Marydel Mildred Gale Hugh Duffey Mary Elizabeth Washington, D. C Depew H. Duffey C. A. Borden Mary Virginia Sherwood William Sherwood Swarthmore John Lane Queenstown Duke University N. E. Knott Eugene Ocean City Rehoboth Ella Pennington Billy Sawyer Easton Norma Lee Stevens Denton Nancy Jane Kline Edgar Blades Baltimore R. H. Love Andersontown Fred Love Merrick Love Bessie Flaharty American Corner Concord Cemetery

Maryland Visitors Return Home After Summer Holiday

Lidens Mr and Mrs Walter Clossey and children Dorothy Walter and nephew Joseph Miss Alice Wood and Mr Leo Clossey of Jersey City and Brooklyn spent their vacation with Mrs R C Wood and Maryland relatives and friends returning home Wednesday Francis Gowan and Bobby Salmon of Philadelphia who summered with Mr Lawless have gone home Mary land visitors Misses Mary and Rose Turney Mr John Turney Mr Francis Turney and Francis Lawless all of Philadelphia recently visited Maryland Matt Lawless and Mrs Annie Kiley who visited their brother and sister returned to Philadelphia Monday Mr and Mrs John Williamson entertained several friends over the week end Chas Miller and family spent the week end with Mrs Geo O Day

Methodist Ladies Aid Church House Nnvet Ada Matthews Viola Jones Trattie Magadone T. L. Day Harvey Holsinger Herbert Hammond Hattie Hagadone Franklyn Stayer Ridgely Bernice Wooters Mary Nuttle Ruth Trice Denton Mary Blades Hillsboro Frances Matthews Cambridge Erma Nichols Federalsburg Brooks Ruth Beauchamp Mallory Winstead, Jr J. L. Kfunt Salisbury Winstead Milton Russell Dorothy Miller Catherine Andrews Baltimore J. L. Knotts Centreville Harry Klotz Elizabeth E. I. Nicholson Henry Simon Frances Thomas Simon Nazareth Joseph Simon Revelen Longaback Leroy Fogelman Northampton Roland Fountain South Orange N. J R. E. Fountain John Swing Loraine Swing Newark Orrell Saulsbury Ord Raleigh William Rehoboth Bateman Draper Boonesboro I. T. Saulsbury Emma Saulsbury Philadelphia Woman’s Home Missionary Society Roy Tawes Fred Flounders Fred Jr Fred McDonough Flounders Thomas E. Jarrell Washington Clifton Crouse William Chambers Ison May B. A. Briscoe Chambers Frank Flounders County Federation of Women’s Clubs Boley Eastern Shore Federation W. H. Snively Trappe Joe Brumbaugh Mary Brumbaugh Nellie Briscoe Paul, Goodman Mary Briscoe Pennsylvania Stellan Matthews Detroit Elsie Matthews John Scully William Pindar Imogene and Eugenia Marcus Hook Jennie Nickerson Andrew Mitchell Ednar Detwiler Addie Griffith Sadie Bessie Wilson Long Dorothy Mancha Lower Marion Harry Hemmons MacPherson W. O. Dickerson Snow Hill Dickerson W. 5 Parsons Sword John Dean Ocean City Watson Booker Harry Burton J Children Henry Wilkinson Mallory Winstead Carroll Hintson Welford Heatheville James Mullan Wesley Bowers J. W. Simms Raymond Holland Madeline Bangor Frank R. Stewart Briar Cliff Manor N. Y T. L. Dayton T. A. Smith George Dutton Del Carolyn Mancha Easton Kent Temple John Turney Francis Turney Francis Lawless Maryland Matt Lawless Annie Kiley John Williamson Chas. Miller Geo. O'Day Neese Madalyn Wilmington T. N. Jarrell Harry Neese Bryan Shockley East New Market Leroy Cartwright Orville Melvin Billy W. H. Goodwin Edith Cartwright Jhas Florence Boyd Noble Dhue John McCaffrey Miss Buchanan Alberta Ross FE. S. Martin Greenwood A. W. Brumbaugh Oscar Wyatt Leslie Wyatt Edward Laramore L. S. Jones Charles Dill C. Hf. Pippin Miss Mae Annie Wooters Addie Pritchett F. F. Thornton Josephine Moore Homer Green Beverly Boston Mass John Clark Green Avery Ledman Eugene Scott Dudley Price Harvey Porter Bessie Stevenson Meredith College Raleigh N. C Keene Saulsbury E. J. Vandergrift Ebbie Harry Hubbard, Jr L. W. Taylor J. W. Porter Mary Katherine Anne Albert Wing Helen Charles Bilbrough Oscar Nichols John Nichols John Quillen Claymont Phen Diggins Easton Hospital Margaret Luff John Luff Earl Lindell Chester William Hubbard Geo. Engram Salem Walter Engram Clara Seward Richard Bullock Jennie Adams Edith Greenlee Willoughby Howard Asilton E. F. Seward M. B. Cooper Charles Hobbs and Sons Alvin Totheroh Brandywine Summit Octavia Totheroh Lacy Wilson Michael Ash Archie Foster Milton Roe Elizabeth Kenton W. Thomas Thornton Temple Smith Mildred Ginn Jessie Wyatt Cora Wyatt Cornelia Prettyman Preston Carrie Hobbs Burt Hobbs Anne Anthony Maude Bedadaug Woodside Artie Weaver Joseph Simpson Ruth Wheeler Near Town Maude Edwards Emma Cashe Queen Anne Henry Detwiler Anne Bennett Mabel Rich J. E. Shockley Matoaca F. R. Malone E. M. Noble Louise Swann Elijah Cohee F. P. Roe William Dyer Town Ruth Jackson Octavia Totherch

Visitors and family greetings across Burrsville and Wilmington

Miss Georgia Towers and friend with Mr and Mrs C W Holtgreve and son were guests at a 6 o clock dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs C H Henry of Burrsville. John P Wolfe and George Holtgreve family from Wilmington were weekend guests of George W Towers. Mrs C L Towers and son Chester of Baltimore return from summer with the Towers. Ben O Woerner and family of Cape Charles visit John Woerner and John Woerner home this week. Woerner works in Wilmington. C H Towers family spent last Sunday at Rehoboth.

Georgia Towers C. W. Holtgreve J. P. Wolfe C. H. Henry Burrsville John P. Wolfe George Wilmington George W. Towers C. L. Towers Chester Baltimore Ben, O. Woerner Cape Charles John Woerner Woerner C. H. Towers Rehoboth

Social Roundup in Balti more and Nearby Towns

Mesdames Horace Morgan and Bernard Messix spent Friday in Baltimore with Miss Juanita Howard who summers with her aunt Mrs Morgan. Several guests visited Hebron and Easton area families, including Chester Barto from Pittsburgh, Henry Morgan, James Fleming, and S T Culver. Birth announced for Rev A A McNeer’s son at Easton Hospital.

Mesdames Horace Morgan Bernard Messix Baltimore Juanita Howard Mrs. Morgan Henry Morgan Chester Barto Pittsburgh Howard Eley Betty Peggy Boyles Jake Gibson Cordova Lloyd Fleming Lloyd, Jr Seaford John DeFord A. A. McNeer Easton Hospital James Fleming S. T. Culver Hebron Emily Laura Knotts Washington, D. C Ben Graham Ben, Sr Oscar Briscoe Jake Morgan Lottie Morgan Mollie Diggans Goldsboro Henderson Howard Burr Wilmington

Ridgely Club to sell sandwiches at Mrs Elliott sale

Ridgely The Community Club plans a Saturday sale of sandwiches and coffee at Mrs Elliott's sale. An annual bake for the Library benefits will be held Saturday September 19 at ten o'clock. Mr and Mrs Charles Stevenson and Miss Beatrice Bowers visited in Wilmington on Wednesday last week.

Caroline High School opens with new principal and staff

The opening assembly introduced new principal Mr. W H Cumming and welcomed staff including Miss Ford and Miss Brown. Douglas Fleetwood, as Senior Class President, led welcomes. Enrollment spans grades four through postgraduate, and changes include repurposed spaces for classrooms and a revived cafeteria under Mrs. Van Rodney.

Caroline High School Cahall W. H. Cumming Miss Ford Cumming Douglas Fleetwood Miss Brown Voss Irvin Smith Mr. Cahall Hughes Raleigh Irvin Smith Miss Clopper Miss Towers Miss Crouse Mr. King Miss Lane Clopper Miss Norris Miss Hearn Tom Smith Miss Nuttle Ravngh I. Smith Caroline High Industrial Arts Department van Rodney

Social notices and family visits in Goldsboro area

A flurry of visits is noted as Goldsboro residents host relatives from Wilmington Philadelphia and East New Market. Returns include Edith Cartwright from Wilmington and Florence Boyd from Philadelphia with local friends. The obituary for R H Love aged 68, farmer near Andersontown, notes survivors and funeral plans.

Greensbor o and its Environs Dozens Visit Rehoboth

A long roster of townspeople and guests are listed as spending Sundays and holidays at Rehoboth and surrounding areas. The group includes Brumbaugh Wyatt Laramore Jones Dill Pippin Wooters Pritchett and many others visiting family homes, attending with relatives, or enjoying fishing trips and college visits.

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the Local Department Spape RA Baer Caleb Lottie Todd Annie E. Townsend Samuel Townsend Old Side Lily Vashti County Extension News Tuckahoe Market Street J. L. Evernham Denton, Md Greensboro
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