For Rent and Notices in Denton Maryland Board
Fragments list rental ads for a garage at No 10 North 4th Street Denton Md and a house in East Denton with October 1 date. Also itemized notices include local nursing services fall hats sales church events Rotary meeting guest speaker and a fatal auto accident in Greensboro plus county drainage inspection by University of Maryland officials.
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WFBR
North 4Th Street
Denton
T. F. Johnson
Anne I. Anthony
Box
Frances Shane Wooley
Wright Apartments
A. E. Miller
3Rd
Randolph Streets
Howard Trice
Ben Trice
T. C. Horsey
Greensboro
Trice
Eastern Shore Coon Hunters
Clarence Webb
Cecilton
Elkton
Thawley’s M. P
Tuckahoe Neck
Preston News
Marjorie Todd Chambers
Preston
Fishing Fair News
Howard Timmons
Salisbury
Burrsville-Harrington Highway
Burrsville
Timmons
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Mary Emily Alburger
Joseph H. Carroll
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Easton
Elizabeth
Sarah E. Phillips
Percy
Elizabeth Phillips
Audrey Elnora Cox
Wm. J. Cox
Harmony
Easton Hospital
Denton Cemetery
Louis Dennis
Concord
University of Maryland At College Park
CCC
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Thomas H. Symons
J. E. Metzger
Vienna
Denton Courthouse
Jarman’s
Queen Anne’s County
Unicorn
Upper
Long Marsh
Bear’s Branch
Goldsboro Camp
Social and Club Plans and Local News in Denton
Plans for the fall meeting of the Caroline County Federation of Women's Clubs on November 18 were formed at a recent executive board session with Mrs. J. H. Summerfield presiding. Denton Community Club to host and a morning forum on International Relations led by the state club institutes department. An afternoon entertainment by the Denton club. Engagements and visits across Denton and surrounding towns highlighted by numerous social events, travels, and family news.
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Caroline County Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. H. Summerfield
Denton Community Club
State Department of Club Institutes
Denton Club
Louise Dukes
Denton
Frank Short
Federalsburg
Creighton Carmine
Preston
Ralph Pritchett
Greensboro
Mary Rowe
Hillsboro
Wilson Binebrink
Ridgely
Dorothy Stevens
Dorothy
Anna May Collins
Harvey M. Collins
Norris William Messick
Fred Messick
H. W. Cade
Cairo, Il
H. H. Cade
Munsey
Ind
Leslie Williams
Kennett
Miss
Frank L. Williams
Caroline
Philadelphia
J. Virgil Moore
Rehoboth
Kathleen
Western Maryland College
E. M. Staub
Indianapolis
Frank Williams
Staub
Elizabeth Cade
Henry Cade
E. R. Seeders
Robert
Springfield
Mass
Annie Seeders
New England
Seeder
Claude Howard
William F. Morton
Germantown Hospital
Morton
Elizabeth Dulin
Evelyn Barber
Beatrice Wright
Baltimore
Buffalo
John Wilhelm
Clarence
Minnie Tribbitt
James Baker
H. E. Uhrig
Reading
Frank B. Wade
Port Tobacco
Lida M. Wine
Anne Wilson
New York
William Reese
Everett Collins
George H. Wilson
Walter E. Cole
C. F. Lucas
Hastings
Nebraska
John Baggs
Walter Rutter
Roland Pippin
Eddie
Marcus Hook
Wm. T. Cannon
Tuckahoe Neck
P. G. Crouse
C. Rodney Layton
Price Hill
W. Va
J. Edward Nichols
Henry Maessen
Hartford
R. N. Hitchens
F. L. R. Nuttle
William Middlemas
West Englewood
N. J
M. Bates Stephens
M. J. Woodford
John E. Wilson
Alda P. Whitby
P. Roland Fisher
Weston Ellis
Lewes
Del
George Wooley
James F. Wright
D. W. Davis
Thurmont
Denton Area Church Notices and Gatherings
Church notices list services by Denton M E and M P churches, Brethren and Wesley events, bake sales, lectures, and quarterly conferences. Upcoming dates include September 27 lecture by Miss May Trimble, October 2 bake sale, October 6 conferences, and October 3 rally days at Burrsville and Hickman. Also listed are Divine services at Williston Community Church and Preston congregations with Sabbath School lessons and masses at nearby parishes.
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May Trimble
Strawbridge
Wesley Church
Burrsville
Thawley Church
Hickman
Hickman Church
Delaware
M. E
Denton
Frank Cartwright
Wesley M. E. Church
Denton Community Club Holds First Meeting of Year
The Denton Community Club met Friday afternoon September 17 with a covered dish luncheon. Hostesses were Mrs. Roland Chaffinch Mrs. Wayne Cawley Mrs. Elmer Orme and Miss Louise Dukes. Guests included Mrs. J P Troy of Baltimore Mrs. Harry L Harcum of Salisbury and Mrs. F P Roe of Greensboro. Talks given by guests, singing by Mrs. Allen Reynolds with accompaniment by Mrs. Ellis Clark. Club plans include jelly drives for Perry Point veterans and a federation gathering in Denton in November.
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Denton Community Club
Roland Chaffinch
Wayne Cawley
Elmer -Orme
Louise Dukes
J. P. Troy
Baltimore
Harry L. Harcum
Salisbury
F. P. Roe
Greensboro
Allen Reynolds
Ellis Clark
J. B. Davis
County Commissioners
Public Health Board
Courthouse Square
H. R. Lewis
Perry Point
Harcum
Eastern Shore Federation
Reginald Constable
Cherry Grove
Earlsville
Cecil County
Federation
Denton
National Federation
Kansas City
John L. Whitehurst
Adeline Pratt
Clayton Reynolds
F. A. Greaves
Reynolds
Walter Sparklin
William Brown
Grace Covey
Preston
Juanita Harness
Washington
A. G. Todd
Philadelphia
Adam T. Gotschall
John O’rourke
James M. Clark
Emma Clark
Vineland
N. J
Wm. D. Uhler
Ridgely News Briefs From Church and Community
Weekly Rhigley News Letter highlights Ridgely Church of the Brethren hosting the Eastern Shore Delaware conference on September 26 with speakers including Elder Walter K. Mahan and Mrs. Norman Leese. Also notes social visits, club talks, library plans, Grange events, and local sermons and travels across Ridgely, Greensboro, Rehoboth, and nearby towns.
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Ridgely
Troutville
Maud Hemmons
Nina Muller
Easton
Carl Bocheau
Baltimore
Blanche Yorkdale
Virginia
Dorothy Mancha
Darby
Carolyn Mancha
Yorkdale
Five Health Checkpoints for School Readiness
A health brief outlines five minimum requirements for a child to do well in school. Normal eyesight and hearing, non diseased tonsils, well maintained milk and permanent teeth, and maintaining an adequate weight are essential. If underweight or dental issues are found, consult a physician or health department for evaluation and tuberculin testing.
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Health Department
Better Drivers and Safer Highways Urged
Keystone Automobile Club urges education and training to cut highway deaths. Manager Garrison P. Knox says safety rests with the individual motorist and driving privileges should not be lightly granted. The club’s Safety Test Trailer shows fatal risks from driver weaknesses and calls for a comprehensive public campaign to assess driving ability.
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Keystone Automobile Club
Keystone Motorist
Garrison P. Knox
United States
Sturdy Clothes for Youngsters Save Many Hours of Mending
Miss Helen Shelby of the University of Maryland Extension Service explains how durable children's garments reduce repairs. Emphasis on large pockets, firm button reinforcements, double stitching, wide hems, and strong seams to withstand vigorous play and frequent wear.
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Helen Shelby
University of Maryland Extension Service
Potato Roll Recipe for Refrigerator Oven Rise
A dated bread recipe details potato rolls with 400 degree oven time 15 to 20 minutes. Ingredients include mashed potatoes shortening sugar salt and eggs plus yeast water milk and flour. Steps describe mixing dough kneading rising refrigerating shaping and final rise before baking.
Hillsborg Queen Anne Letter Recaps Weekend Guests
Local column lists social visits across Hillsborg Palmyra and Cheswold with Rebecca Wiegand Elizabeth Wiegand Albert Weig and families hosting at Magrogan home. Notes Elizabeth Evans returns from Mt Airy Barbara Peacock, Duffey family from Washington at Jarrells, Beaven from Pocomoke, Oscar Clark from Denton guest of Jarrell, Susan Thompson with Garrison in Cheswold, Spry sisters head to Blackstone College, Ella Lucas visiting Milton Beaven, Home Missionary Society met at M E parsonage, I T Sparklin visiting Delmar Sherwoods.
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Rebecca Wiegand
Elizabeth Wiegand
Albert Weigand
Palmyra
N. J
Robert J. Magrogan
Elizabeth Evans
Mt. Airy
Barbara Peacock
Depue H. Duffey
Diane
Washington
Charles Jarrell
Francis Beaven
Pocomoke
H. Lay Beaven
Oscar Clark
Denton
Susan Thompson
Thomas Garrison
Cheswold
Peggy
Charlotte Spry
Blackstone College
Blackstone
Ella Lucas
Queenstown
Milton Beaven
Home Missionary Lociety
M. E. Parsonage
I. T. Sparklin
Marion Sherwood
Delmar
Valley Forge trip and local visits feature in Queen Anne events
Queen Anne residents Ruth Reynolds and Charles Barton joined a Valley Forge trip led by Edgar Blades with Junior Lynch. Mrs Della Mullikin and Mrs Mary Diggans visit Wilmington relatives. Baltimore native Mrs Thomas Trice visits town. Charlie Barton and B C Barton visit Centreville. Hackett family from Bel Air spends weekend with Dr Robly Hackett. Community Club held fall kickoff. Mrs Harry Clark and Murphy family visit Wilmington.
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Ruth Reynolds
Junior Lynch
Charles Cannon Barton
Valley Forge
Edgar Blades
Della Mullikin
Mary Diggans
John Shively
Wilmington
Thomas Trice
Baltimore
Charlie Barton
B. C. Barton
Centreville
Thomas Hackett
Bel Air
Robly Hackett
Harry Clark
Reynolds Murphy
Geo. Paige Murphy
Templeville Social Notes and church services announced
Mrs. Nora Starkey returns home improved from Kent General Hospital. Mrs. T. H. Galt may go out with friends after months at home. The Satterfields move to Bowen house. the Weists move into Knotts and Davis home. Antioch M E Church serves Sept. 26 under Rev. Robert Fraser with 10 am 230 pm 8 pm services. Dozens of local visits among Smyrna Philadelphia and Wilmington residents noted.
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Nora Starkey
Kent General Hospital
T. H. Galt
Bernard Satterfield
Teat
Bowen House
Louise Dawnes
Paul Weist
Marydel
Gurney Knotts
Elizabeth Phillips
Mrs. Myers
Hebron
D. C. Haines
Blossom Cooper
Alvin Robinson
Lois
Milton, del
Henry Robinson
Norman Wyatt
Millington
Medford Starkey
Oscar Lord
St. John’s College
Alfred Blackburn
James M. Starkey
Local social notes and visits across towns
Mrs S. B Henderson and Mrs L A Gooden visit ill Anna Gooden at her son Alexa Gooden’s Wyoming home. Annabel Clark Elfreda Snyder and Jacob Melvin attended Chicago Washington game in Washington. Mr and Mrs Joseph Satterfield hosted Rev and Mrs Alex Houseal and children and Mrs Mary Taylor and children. Mrs C E Hollingsworth and daughter Elizabeth of Wilmington spent Monday with T H Gough. Elizabeth Husztek of Baltimore visits her parents near town. Ed Thomas of Wilmington spent weekend with Mrs John Pritchett. Lawrence Meredith of Waterford N J visits John Meredith.
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C. E. Hollingsworth
Elizabeth
Wilmington
T. H. Gough
Elizabeth Husztek
Baltimore
Stephen Husztek
Near Town
Ed. Thomas
John Pritchett
Lawrence Meredith
Waterford
N. J
John Meredith
John Walls
Goldsboro
Easton
Goldsburo Methodist Church
Mary Garrett
Greensboro
John J. Watson
Greensboro Baptist Church
Virginia Luff
Harry E. Luff
Millard F. Squires Jr
M. F. Squires
Richardson Park Episcopal Church
Squires
Joseph Atallion
Connie Daulphin
Ecter Atalion
Miss Pearl
James Pinder
Ecter Atallion
Earl Deaner
Harry Karcher
Bernard Dunn
G. W. Haymond
Edward Thomas
Mary Pritchett
Henderson
Robert Mitchell
Oscar Nichols
Carl
Ruthanna Shulties
Lacy Wilson
Edward Nichols
Charles Nichols
Anna Frampton
Sallie Nichols
George Redman
Chestertown
Alvah Dobson
Wimmington
Anna Hopkins
Charles Wieneke
Anna
Henry Detwiler
Denton
A. W. Mattox
C. H. Peters
Linthicum Heights
W. B. Massey
Paige Riddleberger
Joan
Orville Travers
Annapolis
Helen Bilbrough
Robert Biff
Milton Roe
Harry Corkran
Atlantic City
Charles Rich
John Cahall
Smyrna
Del
Michael Ash
William Urry
Linwood
A. J. Urry
Quotations on Peace and Commerce by Monroe and Horace
A compact pair of aphorisms on economic vitality and artful expression. Monroe links peace to thriving trade and smooth taxation while Horace defines a picture as a silent poem.
Preston residents join Chesapeake Bay outing and social visits
Mr and Mrs Noble W Kelley and others spent Sunday on Hoopers Island aboard the Government Conservation boat for the Solomon’s Island Fishing Fair. Week end visitors from Baltimore New York and Wilmington joined Preston residents for social events and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble W. Kelley
Franklin Smith
Arthur Fullerton
J. Springle Kelley
Harry Whiteley
Millard Whiteley
Hooper’s Island
Solomon's Island
Chesapeake Bay
Mildred Johnson
Baltimore
Maxwell Nausbaum
New York
J. W. Nausbaum
Nausbaum
New England States
Gordon Charles Messick
Bethlehem
John S. McDaniel Jr
Easton
Mary L. McDaniel
McDonogh Military School
Paul van Dyke
Croll
Hickman
Louise van Dyke
Wilmington
Josephine Berry
Marker
Dover
S. W. Berry
G. Carmine
Johnson Bonner
Caroline Federation of Clubs
Denton
E. B. Blades
Carville Fleetwood
Rebecca Blades
Preston News
Preston
H. B. Wright
Harry C. Mueller
Preston Osteen
Solomon's
T. B. Marden
Alva Lee Hollis
Penn Hall
Fulton Noble
Ocean City
Inez Noble
J. W. Payne
G. C. Carmine
Community notes from Hobbs and Andersontown Homemakers
Members of the Andersontown Hobbs Homemakers Club who attended a Short Course at the University of Maryland held a Garland Lake picnic on Wednesday. Services are planned at the Community House tomorrow with Sunday School at 2 p m and a preaching service at 2 30. The Ladies Aid meets next Wednesday to plan the annual supper and other business. Mrs L H Thomas returns home after two weeks with her parents. Master Bernard Hopkins stays with grandparents. Various residents visited and hosted gatherings, with church repairs and painting by local workers. A hog weighing about 300 pounds was lost by Elmer Butler.
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Miss &Jella Matthews
Greensboro Community Club
Greensboro
Miss Matthews
Willing Workers’ Sewing Circle
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
T. C. Cahall
Bank
Ridgely Grange
J. K. Snowberger
Bessie Spafford
O. B. Reed
Walter Bennington
Mt. Vernon
Carroll Sermon
Near Laurel
J. H. Roche
Sermon
Roche
Helen Roche
Wilmington
Helen
Ella Swann
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Ridgely
Leonard Dean
Walter Moore
Elsie Matthews
Women's Home Missionary Society
Mary Laird
Viola Jones
Rehoboth
Mary
Edward Stephens
James Wilson Binebrink
Caroline County
Baltimore
John Starkey
Elizabeth Davis
Johnson
Booker
Sadlersville
Frank Pearsaul
Pearsaul
Kalamazoo, Mich
Edward Pearsaul
Jonathan Harrington
H. C. Harrington
James S. Johnson
C. B. Reed
Milton
Del
Wilson Jackson
Arlington
N. J
Emma Jackson
Harold Fountain
J. M. Swing
Stanley Zweckbronner
Little Son
New Jersey
Norman Wilson
Jos. Carroll
Denton
Alice Bennington
Ellna Carter
Anna Jones
Community Library Committee
William Jarrell
Frank Taylor
University of Maryland
W. M. Wiley
William Matthews
Smyrna
Sarah Hoffman
Paul Neff
Buckingham
Jas. Sloan
Hillsboro
Samuel Towers
Willard Jones
Woodland Beach
Ima Cooper
M. C. Meredith
Joyce Saulsbury
Virginia Bounds
Laurel
Marion Callahan
St. Charles College
Catonsville
Philadelphia
Elma Wilson
S. A. Linn
Wm. Murphy
B. B. Lawless
Dorsey Nichols
L. H. Thomas
Andersontown-Hobbs Homemakers’ Club
Garland Lake
Ziba Adams
Christian Endeavor Service
Ladies’ Aid
L. Hopkins Thomas
R. B. Jones
Dickerson
Bernard Hopkins
C. J. Chaffinch
Christian Endeavor
Jesus
F. N. Smith
Esther
Sue
J. A. Billings
G. L. Blades
Burrsville
Manning Merriken
Boon Beauchamp
B. B. Allen
Q. J. Chaffinch
T. H. Towers
East
Hammond
Near Harrington
Clem Melaney
Helen E. Moore
Things One Remembers By R M Hofer
In a Western Oregon saw mill a crane replacing eight men shows how labor saving machinery cuts costs. A lumber company reports loading methods cut stevedoring charges by half, while wages and hours stay under pressure. Supply and demand dictate fair returns amid calls for jobs and price controls.
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Western Oregon Lumber Company
Laws Are Not Made for the Good Socrates Quote
A brief aphorism states that laws are not made for the good, attributed to Socrates, reflecting a philosophical stance on governance and justice.
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Socrates
Greensboro Club Meets with New Members and Poet Talk
The Greensboro Community Club held its first regular meeting Tuesday with strong attendance. Six new members joined the club. Miss Jeannette Stevenson played a piano solo and Miss Stella Matthews spoke on American Poets, listing Frost Millay Guest Crowell and others, then donated volumes to the Community Library. The gathering closed with America the Beautiful.
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Greensboro Community Club
Jeannette Stevenson
Stella Matthews
Robert Frost
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Edgar Guest
Moore
Greensboro
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Red Men
Daughters of Pocahontas
Will Moore
Wilmington
Oscar Wyatt
Tilghman Smith
R. Beatty Comegys
Buffalo
New York
William H. Comegys
Buffalo Hospital
A. J. Rich
Bertha
Lottie Comegys
Philadelphia
Warren van Sant
Prentice Comegys
Holly
N. J
Harry Comegys
Stuart
Florida
Dorothy Cross
Steven Deak
Woodstock
Vermont
Miss Cross
Deak
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the Local Department
M. S. Andrews
Denton M. E
Denton M. E. Church
Calvert C. Merriken
Denton M. P. Church
Invisible Power
Acts
Denton M. P
J. A. Beck
Charles Evans
3Rd Street
Market
Missionary Society of the Church
Church of the Brethren
Brethren Church
Ridgely Church
Williston
Church of the New Jerusalem
Mount of Olives
Jno
Epiphany Mission
St. Elizabeth's Church
St. Benedict’s Church
St. Elizabeth’s Church
St. Gertrude’s Academy
the Plains
Hillsborg
Tuckahoe
Queen Anne
Templeville
Monroe
Horace
Hobbs
R. M. Hofer
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