Denton Journal carries a busy local notice set
Community notices, door prizes, church events, sales, and school enrollment figures fill a page from the Denton Journal. Items include a cut loose sale at M K Newnam, church and mission gatherings, a tuberculosis clinic, wienie roast by Edenton Council, baby and health clinics, and updated Caroline County school enrollments with daily heat-adjusted dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
J. L. Everagain
Denton
Ruskin
Journal
W. H. Nuttle
M. K. Newnam
Denton, Md
Denton Journal
Caroline County
Harrington
N. 6Th St
Nuttle Hardware Co
Nuttle Milling Company
North Sixth Street
S. S. Harrington
Liden
W. E. Bullock
Christ Church
Masonie
Seth H. Hurdle
M. E. Church
Elmer T. Orme
Barratt
T. J. Lard
Asbury Church
Crisfield
Church of the Brethren
Epiphany Mission
Preston
St. Andrew’s Mission
Hurlock
A. E. Miller
Third St
Randolph Ave
Edenton Council
Daughters, of America
Fred Cohee
Denton Health Center
John. Wesley M. E
Bureau of Child Hygiene of
Baltimore
H. Ruth Jackson
R. N
Caroline High
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Ridgely
Marydel
Henderson
Goldsboro
Bridgetown
Burrsville
Caroline
Anderson
Town
Hickman
Harmony
Smithson
Hubbards
Bethlehem
Hillsboro
Concord
Friendship
Caroline High School
Engagement of Miss Martha Fisher to Mr George May
Mrs Ronald Earle Fisher of Washington announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Martha Ellen Fisher to Mr George Egerton May of Calcutta India. May is the grandson of the Rt Hon George A C May former Lord Chief Justice of Ireland. The marriage will take place in India next summer. Also notes of various social visits marriages and social events in Denton and nearby towns including births and travels of several families and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Earle Fisher
Washington
Martha Ellen Fisher
George Egerton May
Calcutta
India
Miss Fisher
R. E. Fisher
Denton
Dorsey Gassaway Fisher
United States
May
George C. May
Dublin
London
Ohio
Newcomer
Easton
Edgar T. Read
S. Ira Cooper
Passaic
N. J
T. Pliny Fisher
Louise Fisher
New York
Roy Warren
Claymont
Del
Chester Hospital
Ernest G. Cooper
Olivia M. Coffin
Henderson
Mexico
China
Japan
Amos Coffin
Jersey City
J. Allen Reynolds
Allen
Reynold
Alex. Mcl Williams
Gainesville
Fla
Wm. J. Kindley
Baltimore
Kindley
Anna Chance
Swarthmore
John L. Chance
Wilson Swartz
Caroline High School
Bridgewater College
Virginia
J. R. Ricards
O. J. Chaffincb
C. Harvey Towers
William McDaniel
Blue Ridge College
Joseph Deathe
Philadelphia
W. Brewster Deen
Louis J. Knotts
Leesburg
Catherine Chance
Dorothy DeFord
Hillsboro
Anna Bryant
Beaver College
Mary Coefield
Derry
N. H
Charles K. Evans
Evelyn Towers
Washington, D. C
Beatrice Deen
Wilbert Merriken
Bridge
F. F. Lyden
B. H. Johnson
Harrington
Smithville Visitors and Farm Progress Nearing Completion
Smithville residents Mr and Mrs Ashby White and children Charlotte and Billy of Bridgeville with Mrs Emma Charles of Salisbury visited Mrs Lizzie Todd and Mr and Mrs Norris Todd on Sunday. The Horace Robinson farm dwelling nears completion with occupancy planned in October. Frank Adams and wife recently visited Baltimore guests of Edward Waeth family. O C Closson and family spent Sunday with his mother Mollie Liden at Federalsburg. T S Collins and son spent Sunday with F M Adams family. Elsie Savitz returned home after a two day meeting in Virginia. Josephine Wooters spending time with Mrs C R Neal. Mrs Ernest Liden of Federalsburg spent Tuesday with Mrs Sidney Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashby White
Charlotte and
Billy
Bridgeville
Emma Charles
Salisbury
Lizzie Todd
Norris Todd
Horace Robinson
Frank Adams
Baltimore
Edward Waeth
O. C. Closson
Mollie Liden
Federalsburg
T.S. Collins and
F. M. Adams
Elsie Savitz
Virginia
Josephine Wooters
C. R., Neal
Ernest Liden
Sidney Collins
To Serve Is to Love in a Grateful Heart
The Christian Science Monitor reflects on love as a spontaneous overflow from a grateful heart, portraying it as a dynamic, active quality rather than a passive emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Christian Science Monitor
C H S News Reports Student Schedules And Activities
The C H S News outlines typewritten student schedules for parental review and signed return to the principal. Committees planned include professional faculty, library, noon duty, sanitary, lockers, and assembly, with Miss Wyatt added to sanitary. An October 12 professional meeting will discuss teacher ethics. Senior girls manage weekly cleanup, assembly plans run through January, and a student council forms with Douglas Fleetwood as president and Winifred Towers as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt
Voss
Douglas Fleetwood
Winifred Towers
Wilhd
Denton 4-H Club picnic and officer elections report
Ruth Cooper hosted a Denton 4-H Club picnic on Friday September 11 with brook exploration and corn and wiener roasting. Vesper service led by Cora Chambers and a Council Circle by Elsie Wright followed. New officers elected include Harriet Burns president and Ruth Surendorf associate president. Elsie Wright named 4-H Board member. Executive Board Federation meeting set for September 26 in Denton with a picnic and county business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cooper
Denton 4-H
Cora Chambers
Elsie Wright
Harriet Burns
Ruth Surendorf
Alice Ross
Lillian Collins
4-H Federation
Denton
Miss Thelma Bishop Vacationing With Baltimore Family
Miss Thelma Bishop of Baltimore spends her vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Nelson Bishop. Mr N K Swanwick made a business trip to Baltimore at the start of the week. Mr and Mrs A W Brumbaugh entertained guests at cards last Wednesday evening. Misses Mary Katherine and Anne Porter visited on Sunday at Rehoboth. John Baynard spent last week with Mr and Mrs Fred Baynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Bishop
Baltimore
Nelson Bishop
N. K. Swanwick
A. W. Brumbaugh
Mary Katherine
Anne Porter
Rehoboth
John Baynard
Fred Baynard
J. Edgar Shockley
A. G. Shockley
Matoaca
Samuel Jewell
Wrenda Monroe
Evelyn Coles
Asheville
William A. Shields
Billy
Virginia
Jeane
Dover
Ida Heilman
Arthur McRath
Esther McBath
Charles A. Tauber
Edward Ott
Philadelphia
Wiliam E. Joiner
Denton
A. E. Shields
Town
Medford
Mill Pond
Henderson
Bethel Church
Mary P. Garrett
Bethel
Edward Clough
L. R. Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
James Woodcock
Benebrake
Martinsburg
Irving Woodcock
Hollidaysburg
Matilda Stevenson
Elwood
Harrisburg
Harry Lerch
Wm. Gardner, Jr
Greensboro
Danvers
Mass
Bessie Stevenson
Little Louise Murphy
Harrington
Hattie Stevenson
Frederica
Ella Clegg
Laura Longfellow
Nettie Reading
Clinton Edwards
Elaine
William Hubbard
Norristown
John Vanville
Easton
J. Harvey Coursey
William Wroten
Clayton
Richard Bullock
Centreville
M. B. Cooper
Epworth League
Clarke
Sadlersville
Mary Tribbitt
Carney’s Point
Katherine Potts
Church
Ray Luff
Clara Powell
Cambridge
Attie Weaver
W. W. Wheeler
Margaret Gardner
Richard
Emmett Russell
Atlantic City
N. J
William Morgan
Newark
Del
Homer Stufft
Masters Francis
Robbie Porter
S. D. Carrow
Carolyn Zacharias
Clayton Porter
Clara Seward
Mae Pippin
Hilda Weaver
Wilmington
J. E. Weaver
Oscar Nichols
Theo Hall
Church Hill
George Mitchell
West Grove
Hilton Dobson
Havre de Grace
Thomas Dobson
Annie Edwards
Calvin Dill
Hart~ly
A. B. Linhard
Near Town
Card Club
J. W. Porter
Mary Catherine
Rebecca Case
Thurman Passwaters
Alfred Blackburn
Templeville
Katherine Bilbrough
State Normal School
Towson
Frank Hubbard
Paul Corry
Thomas Horsey
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Grace Williams
Atglen
Card of Thanks for Concord Farm Fire Aid
Richard Bullock and wife gratefully thank the Denton Volunteers Fire Company and all others who rendered assistance when the dwelling on their farm near Concord burned late in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bullock
Denton Volunteers 'Fire Company
Concord
Weekly Ridgely News Letter highlights and gatherings
The Woman's Home Missionary Society met at the parsonage with seven members and one visitor. Ada Matthews led a Religious Education program, and several members read on home training. The group discussed Ritter Hall and the society magazine, performed a playlet, and appointed leaders and hostesses for the coming three months. Several members attended related church meetings and many local residents were noted visiting, ill, or traveling, with Harvest Home and church activities planned for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary
Sobiety
Ada Matthews
Roy Tawes
Harry Hemmons
Ritter Hall
Anna Frances Seward
Elsie Matthews
Farlines
M. P
Denton
Frank Seward
Norman Wilson
Viola Jones
A. S. Thompson
J. E. Mason
R. L. Tawes
County Council of Religious Education
Denton M. P. Church
Harry Laird
Mary
T. L. Day
Easton
William R. Jones
Maryland University
Thomas Jones, Jr
New York
A. W. Thompson
Harold Hatfield
Georgetown
A. B. Parsons
Warrington
Grace Vernon Smith
Soward Smith
Wilmington
Pines
Rehoboth
Marguerite Jackson
Stevensville
Towson
McPherson
James Ruhr
New Jersey
Charles Warner
Philadelphia
Helen Booth
Catherine Fooks
Snow Hill
J. J. Ivison
Frank Simon
Frank Klotz
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Church of the Brethren
Neffsville
Frank Taylor
Eleanor
William
Ridley Park
Frank III
Wardner
The
Reformed Church
W. G. Miller
Miller
Day
Watson Booker
Ocean City
T. B. Stout
Daytona Beach
Fla
Thomas McCloud
Girard College
Margaret McCloud
St. Gertrude’s Academy
Eugenia and
Evangelista
Ronald Lane
Frank Kessler
Harper Lang
State Sanatorium
Harford Porter
Wm. Davis
Bobbie
George Garman
Lila Walker
New Cumberland
A. W. Beaven
Baltimore
J. M. Ludwig
Elizabeth Smith
Henry Wilkinson
Norfolk
J. F. Elliott
J. W. Simons
Catherine McElwain
Centreville
Nature's Gifts 8. E. Perkins II Conservation Lecture
A Maryland conservation lecturer extols autumn's beauty and woodland scents. The talk contrasts the season's colors with perpetual nature, urging mindful observation to recall nature's bounty during dark days and to treasure memories of woods, brooks, and birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Perkins II
Maryland
Whittier
Wiittier
Birthday party honors Mrs Rennie Willoughby on 88th
A birthday gathering celebrated Mrs Rennie Willoughby turning eighty eight with many relatives present including Emma Reese Thomas Willoughby John Reese Nelson Todd Howard Willoughby Norman Willoughby family members and others. Refreshments were served and guests extended birthday wishes along with numerous gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennie Willoughby
Emma Reese
Thomas Willoughby
John Reese
Nelson Todd
Howard Willoughby
Norman Willoughby
Harry Willoughby
Florence Wicks
Clifton Flaharty
Norman Morgan
Social notes from Williston and Baltimore visits
Williston residents and Baltimore guests share weekend visits at Memory Lane and with relatives. Iri Daffin returns from two weeks with his parents in New York City while others, including Mr. and Mrs. Hoagland and Miss Eloise Thawley, visit kin in Denton Newark and Oxford. Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Uhler plan future trips to Harrisburg and Easton as Rev. Nugent resumes duties after a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Wheeler
William Uhler Wheeler
Billy Waller, Jr
Baltimore
Wm. D. Uhler
Wheeler
Iri Daffin
New York City
A. S. Daffin
Charles Hoagland
Newark
N. J
Wm. Willoughby
Eloise Thawley
Denton
QO. M. Hignatt
George Schamberger
Memory Lane
Elizabeth
Willard Knotts
Minnie Todd
William D. Uhler
E. HE. Wheeler
Oxford l
Bennett Todd
Willard C. Todd
Harrisburg
Easton
Sherman Hignutt
Oxford
G. L. Nugent
Local church notes and family visits report
Hobbs Rev and Mrs Archer and children from Dagsboro Del hosted by the Smiths Saturday. Mrs J A Billings visits Burrsville sister G L Blades. They attended the funeral of a sister in law Mrs Russell. John Mark leads Christian Endeavor with Our share in making Christ known to the world. Cecil Mark to enter Western Maryland College on the 29th to study for the ministry. Rev and Mrs J H Mark and son Cecil attended a quarterly district conference at Pittsville. Helen Towers, Washington College senior, resumes studies. Mrs Tirzah Frazier visits Morrisville Pa. Rev J H Mark and Cecil visited York Pa last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Mark
Western Maryland College
J. H. Mark
Cecil
Pittsville
Helen Towers
Washington College
Tirzah Frazier
Marvin Davis
Morrisville
J. H. Mark and
York, Pa
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Roundup of Visits and Events
Local residents and visitors are listed as guests and travelers in the past week. Families from Baltimore Centreville Townsend Crumpton and Philadelphia share news of visits, trips to Crystal Beach Rehoboth and Love Point. A Ladies Guild cake and pie sale is announced for the Community House on Saturday the 19th at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Morris
Baltimore
Dora S. Morris
Centreville
Chas. Watts
Townsend, del
T. Avery Story
Crumpton
H. R. Covell
Garrettson Smith
Jane
I.T. Sparklin
Sparklin
Wye Mills
Ladies Guild
George Stewart
Harry Kemp
Crystal Beach
Weir Waters
Manassas
Florence Beaven
Lillian Travers
Easton
Earl Wathers
Ralph Thompson
Washington
Susie Thompson
Batton Morgan
Virginia
Annie Jump
William Sherwood
Swarthmore
Ben Graham
Joe Eaton
Rehoboth
J. N. Clark
Kent County
Ida Rice
Delmar
Rehoboth Visitors and Local Social Notes
A list of Rehoboth visitors and local residents includes Mr and Mrs Howard Flowers and families and several others. Mrs K M Barnette and Mrs Jane Vangesel travel to Detroit where Barnette plans time with her husband. Community Club met for a business session. several residents travel or return from Atlantic City Baltimore Centreville Hebron Easton Hospital and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Flowers
Horace Morgan
G. C. Morgan
Harry’ Moore
Everett Blades
Harry Gibson
Edna Fleming
Clara Price
Whitely Russ Nup Bride in Easton Md Church Ceremony
Preston and Mrs Whitely announce the marriage of their daughter Sarah Elizabeth to James Sigman Russ son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Russ of Easton Maryland. The ceremony occurred September 16 at 8 pm in the M E Church Easton with Rev E T Read officiating in the presence of relatives. They will reside near Easton. Several local social notes follow including visits, travel to Baltimore and Seaford, a Hurlock Carnival closing, and various hospitality and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Whitely
Sarah Elizabeth
James Sigman Russ
Clarence Russ
Easton
M. E
E. T. Read
W. E. Holder
Washington, D. C
H. F. Wiltely
Church of the New Jerusalem
Williston Community
K. C. Parker and Son
Hopewell
D. P. Pursell
Lelia
Pauline
Wakefield
H. M. Warris
Elizabeth Kelley
Baltimore
Harrvy Walters
Baltimore County
James Willis
Webster Richardson
William Bonner
Cambridge
Julia M. Kelley
George E. Wood
D. Leaf
J. L. Gallagher
Virginia
Levin Taylor
Culpeper
Preston
A. F. Sisk and Son
David
Preston Osteen
Ocean City
Hurlock Carnival
Dorsey Williams
Hurlock
R. R. Runkles
W. K. Wrightson
Mamie Gallagher
Ralph Ledman
Edith Noble
Seaford
Edyth Noble
Orphans' Court Adjourns With Admin Orders And Appraisals
Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges West Towers and Fleetwood approving renunciations granting letters of administration for Obadiah Schuyler and Rufus Love. Bonds filed, creditors notices ordered, appraisers named, guardians accounts filed, releases recorded, inventories and appraisements filed, and orders to sell mortgage secured property issued for Marion Beck and other estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Orphans’ Court
West
Towers
Fleetwood
Obadiah, Schuyler
Edward Schuyler
Lyd Morgan
Clarence Jones
Edna B. Green
Anne B. Green
Charles B. Harrison
William R. Carroll
Arthur S. Carroll
Rufus H. Love
Fred R. Love
James Temple
Wm. W. Murphy
Charles G. Dukes
Thomas J. Richardson
Ibadiah Schuyler
Summer socializing in Washington and nearby towns
Harmony Mr. and Mrs. Mac Frampton of Washington DC called on grandmother Mrs. McNash. Easton visits by Mrs. Belle Dean and Mrs. Mary E. Duhadaway. Dorothy Wood hosted, Nichols Laigneil visited near Federalsburg. Wilmington guests with Ray Deen family. Trice family plus daughter Marguerite visited. Merrick Wilkins and relatives visiting Mollie Story. Annie Todd returned to Bridgeville after a week with W. P. Willis. Swain and Will Collins hosted by Carrie Collins. Baker brothers and mother from Wilmington holidaying with Gilbert Gibson. Jesse Lasier ill, cannery work affected. Bennett and Elbert Todd explored Luray Caverns. Harry McMahon and Federalsburg guests. Pearl Willis returns to Western Shore to resume teaching. Belle Dean visiting Laura Dean in Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Frampton
Washington
DD. C
McNash
John Cohee
Belle Dean
Mary E. ,Duhadaway
Easton
Henry Fleming
Rodenhiser
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Mollie Story
Annie Todd
Bridgeville
Del
W. P. Willis
Swain
Will Collins
Federalsburg
Carrie Collins
Charles and
Arthur Baker
Gilbert, Gibson
Jesse Lasier
Messrs
Bennett
Elbert Todd
Luray Caverns
Virginia
Harry McMahon
Philip McConnell
Pearl Willis
Western Shore
Laura Dean
Pederasburg
Love Point guests and Wesley Church event announced
Burraville residents and visitors from Stevensville and Harrington attended a Sunday gathering at Hotel Love Point. A Love Feast class meeting is set for Sunday at 10 80 a m at Wesley Church with neighboring churches invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Raughley
W. T. Bullock
Henry Stafford
Austine Stafford
H. A. Porter
Annie Benton
Stevensville
Love Point
Wesley Church
Lawrence Price
Harrington
J. W. Price
Ed, Wright
Tuckahoe Neck
John Thawley
F. Baynard
Denton
Jesse Baldwin
Islip
N. Y
Bereaved family thanks friends for kindness
We wish to express our sincere appreciation for the kindness of all the friends during our recent bereavement. Mrs. R. H. Love and family.
Greensboroshire Notes and Visitor Roundup
Greensboro and environs feature a parade of visitors and locals traveling to and from towns across the region. Families like Shockleys, Shields, and Malone are cited, with church activities, a baptism at Medford's Mill Pond, and multiple social gatherings noted amid weekend visits to Philadelphia, Baltimore, Danvers, and Towson. An Em ergency Hospital return and a state sanatorium transfer are also mentioned among household movements.
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the Local Department
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Smithville
C. H. S. News
Williston
Tuckahoe
Queen Anne
Josiah A. Beck
George W. Beck
Marion L. Beck
Burraville
R. H. Love and Family
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