Local ads and notices fill Denton area fall calendar
A dense list of community notices from Denton and nearby towns covers sales of seed wheat and dry stove wood, parties and suppers at churches, bake sales, oyster dinners, radio demonstrations, and upcoming events. Also noted are memorial notices and the funeral for Warren R. Fishell, with service details and survivors.
Marriage of Almira DeFord and William Plutschak
Mrs. and Mrs. William L. DeFord announce daughter Almira DeFord’s marriage to William Plutschak, Sept 22 at Preston Lutheran Church parsonage with Rev. Louis Geiger officiating. The newlyweds left for a wedding trip to Easton amid well wishers and rice showers.
Rally Week Church Notices Promote Rally Week Activities
Announcement outlines Rally Week September 30 to October 7 with Promotion Day in Sunday School at 10 AM led by the pastor. Certificates for elementary departments, a one act sketch The Bethany Road, and morning sermon at 10:46. Evening Epworth League installation at 7:30 with Junior Choir. Weekly meetings and midweek service noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Road
Epworth League
Andrews
Methodist Episcopal Church In America
Ladies’ Aid of
Denton M. E. Church
Training School Begins in Denton Tonight
The Co operative Standard School in Denton opens this evening at the Methodist Protestant Church. Four courses are offered with instructors from Wilmington M E Conference, Dover Presbyterian Church, and local churches. Sessions start 7 30 pm, registration 6 30 pm, enrollment 75 cents. if absent this Friday, enrollment offered next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Standard
Denton
James H. Bishop
Wilmington M. E
G. A. Burslem
Presbyterian Church
Dover
M. Yolande Thomas
Clarence Fossett
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Death of Mrs. Mabel Knotts at Southampton details
Mrs Mabel Knotts widow of John Knotts of Hillsboro died last week in Southampton New York where she resided with daughter Kathleen Knotts. The remains were transported to Caroline to be interred Thursday September 20 in the Hillsboro family lot at the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Knotts
John Knotts
Hillsboro
Southampton
N. Y
Kathleen Knotts
Caroline
Hillsboro Cemetery
True honesty unites one with God in spiritual minds
A brief reflection from the Christian Science Monitor states that true honesty links a person to God, as being spiritually minded means reflecting good conduct and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Musical Mixed Pickles play moved to October dates
The musical comedy Mixed Pickles will be staged on Friday and Saturday October 19 and 20, moved from the prior Thursday and Friday schedule to fit the Epworth League Rally in Sadlersville. The production features a large cast of youths and is expected to be a major fall attraction.
Weekend Visitors And Moves In GOLDSBORO Notes
Week end guest list includes Lulubelle Fowler of Lima New York and Wayne Pennsylvania. Salisbury Maryland visitors include Eloise Doody Nichols and Victor Taylor. Locals relocate with several moving or visiting relatives, future wedding rumors mentioned.
Play at Queen Anne on Sunday at St Pauls Church
At St Pauls Church Queen Anne next Sunday evening the drama A Daughter of the Dawn will be presented. Written by Madeleine Sweeney Miller for the Sesqui Centennial of American Methodism, the play follows Barbara Heck with Rev George Lightner as Philip Embury and Mrs Clarence Fossett as Barbara Heck. Directed by Mrs Horace Morgan and Rev Fossett, with music directed by Mrs Elizabeth Lightner and Mr Sidney Pinder. Cast includes Lloyd Fleming and many local actors. audience invited for seven thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Queen Anne
Barbara Heck
Madeleine Sweeney Miller
Horace Morgan
Fossett
George S. Lightner
Philip Embury
Old John Street
New York
Clarence Fossett
Lloyd Fleming
Captain Webb
George Lightner
Pauline Curry
Carlton Newnam
Ruth Reynolds
Elizabeth Lynch
Mable Jean Ivins
Frances
George Eaton
Isabel
Byron Barton
Dora
Ruth Sewell
John Chaires
Dawson Roe
Elmer Murphy
Elizabeth Lightner
Sidney Pinder
Supper Planned at Community House October 5
A supper will be held at the Community House next Friday evening October 5 with a menu including chicken fried or baked oysters baked beans potato salad slaw hominy candied sweet potatoes rolls and biscuit at 25 cents. Mrs L H Thomas hosted the Ladies Aid meeting planning the supper. Mrs B B Allen hosts October and leads the Christian Endeavor service tomorrow on the theme Worthwhile Aims for the Year Ahead. Additional notices mention visitors and returns of Celeste Clark Sherman Hubbard Parker Barnes and Helen Moore with others in local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. A.cunningham
M. K. Newnam
T. H. Everngam
Denton
Farmers Supply Co
Journal
Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
Ladies Aid of
Denton M. P. Church
M. P
Ford Garage
Liden
Atwater Kent
England
Germany
Italy
Ladies of Hickman Church
Caroline Chapter
C. E
Masonic Hall
Missionary Auxiliary
Denton M. P
Parent-Teacher Association
Caroline High School
Albert GC. Ritchie
Federalsburg
Ladies of Union M. P. Church
Easton
John Charles Thomas
Children’s Aid Society
Florence
Elkton Court House
Centreville Court House
Denton Court House
Easton Court House
Hobbs
John Charlies Thomas
J. Kemp Stevens
Thomas
Childrens Aid Society
Chestnut Grove Methodist Episcopal Church
Warren R. Fishell
American Corner
W. M. Parker
Concord Church
Charles H. Atkins
Zion
Cecil County
T. §. Holt
Hilleres
Fishell
Mary Banning Fishell
Amos L. Fishell
Bernard Fishell
Allenton
R. I
James Fishell
Alva
Oscar Fishell
Francis Trice
Harry Larrimore
L. H. Thomas
B. B. Allen
Christian Endeavor
Sherman Hubbard
W. E. Hubbard
Parker Barnes
Marcus Hook
Celeste Clark
Delaware
Local social notes from Ridgely area and surrounding towns
Jesse Ziegler of Bridgewater College visited with his parents from Wednesday through Sunday. Mary Brumbaugh returns to Elizabethtown College for her senior year. A. Dulaney visited Easton with Mrs. Anna May Barnes last week. Willing Workers Sewing Circle to serve a turkey supper October 3. D. M. Swing and D. T. Swing along with spouses were weekend visitors in Rehoboth. Carlton Marvel and William Davis visited Rehoboth last Sunday. Charles Dean announces birth of a daughter last Sunday. I. E. Mason attended a Denton visit last Wednesday. Mrs. Nelson Bowdle of Easton visiting sister Olan Porter. Mrs. Paul Hemmons made a Baltimore visit last Tuesday. Mr. Applebaum on business trip to Baltimore. Orrell Saulsbury Jr. has been quite ill this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. DeFord
Tuckahoe Neck
Almira
William Plutschak
Edward Plutschak
Preston
Preston Lutheran Church
Louis Geiger
Easton
Wm. DeFord, Jr
Denton
August Plutschak
Paul Plutschak
Elma
Carl Plutschak
L. C. Taylor
J. B. Davis
Davis
M. Kemp Newnam
Kemp
E. M. Willey
Baltimore
L. Reyner Dukes
Dukes
J. S. Eldridge
Brown
Alex Noble
Daniel Bridge
Cordova
Henry Bridge
Dorothy
Robert Bridge
Edw. T. Tubbs
Wm. R. Trippe
Suffolk
Talmage
A. R. Strong
Nancy Jean
J. Henry Morgan
Mary King
Milton
Del
Chincoteague
Cape Charles
W. B. Parks
Tom Parks
Kennard Melvin
Charles Parks
Louise Parrott
Teddy McCarty
James FitzGibbon
Washington
Marietta Anthony
Margaret
Florence
Havre de Grace
Louise DeFord
Union Memorial Hospital
William DeFord
Helen Stafford
Myrtle Ayres
Red Bank
N. J
Stella Norris
Johnny Brumley
Trenton
J. Earl Wright
Nedra Downie
Newark
Wright
H. C. Wright
George Hignatt
Chester
Andrew Covey
Harry Moore
Fred E. Covey
Gilbert Smith
New York
Oscar Smith
Westminster Theological Seminary
Westminster
W. W. Sylvester
Chicago
Lancaster
Harry Garman
Louise Seeders
W. E. Seeders
Hurlock
Ralph Blackistone
R. D. Blackistone
Clara Hobbs
Philadelphia
Lizzie
Emma Clark
L. A. Lewis
Leonia
Sam Lewis
T. A. Cleaves
Greenwood
Emma Bullock
Molly Satterfield
Walton Frampton
Carrie Smith
Elizabeth Pippin
William Pederick
Pitman
Lee Wyatt
Sadlersville
the Reformed Church
J. C. Glessner
Caroline Mancha
Richard Blackburn
Thomas Green
Beatrice Bower
Maud Sleek
Ida May Altfather
John Altfather
Albert White
Harry Hemmons
Mary Wharton
Jimmy Lynch
Calvin Lynch
Rehoboth
G. W. Dawson
Greensboro
Church
J. M. Swing
Margaret Swing
Mulford Swing
E. F. Pearsaul
Laura Smith
W. T. Temple
C. O. Starkey
Templeville
Eleanor Taylor
Harrisonburg
Hilda Cherry
Robert Kibler
Golden’s
Wilmington
Wilson Binebrink
Maryland Institute
J. William Davis
Jack
Robert
Burton Wilkinson
Marian
Edward Stephens
H. B. Laird
Thomas
Mary Laird
Stephens
Henry Rawlings
Annapolis
Arthur Benjamin
Port Deposit
Margaret Saulsbury
Irma Harrington
Russell Halsinger
Chestertown College
Hazel Lynch
B. M. Yorkdale
Henry Sipple
Annie Harrison
Detroit
Mich
J. H. Hemmons
Fannie Saulsbury
Queen Anne
Emma Saulsbury
William Ryan
Washington, D. C
Harvey Holsinger
Kenneth Shaffer
Ridgely Theatre
Gelletty
Mary
Theodore
Williston
Andrew Mitchell
Shannahan
T. L. Day
John Sharp
Jack Lentz
Walter Wright
John, Orville and Morris
Chestertown
J. W. Mitchell
F. P. Herr
Ridgely
Claysburg
Harrison Holsinger
David Holsinger
Linwood Jarrell
Grace Ziegler
Bridgewater
Elizabethtown
Lola Sartell
John Ebling
John Dean
Robert Dean
Jesse Ziegler
Bridgewater College
Mary Brumbaugh
Elizabethtown College
A. Dulaney
Anna May Barnes
D. M. Swing
D. T. Swing
Carlton Marvel
William Davis
Charles Dean
I. E. Mason
Nelson Bowdle
Olan Porter
Paul Hemmons
Applebaum
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter
Miss Jean Wothers of Easton spent the weekend at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs J Wothers. Edwin Gale of Wilmington is vacationing at his parents home. Milton Shinn of Plainsboro N J spent Friday and Saturday with Howard Dodds. Raymond Lane and daughter Jean of Baltimore visited Lorin Lane. Brown Thawley of Burrsville visited Ed gar Blades. Dudley Sparks and wife of Baltimore visited W B Sparks. Harry Rose of Baltimore visited Edward Jarrell last Wednesday. Miss Mary Virginia Sherwood substitutes in Preston this week. Miss Rose Mary Kelso returns to Delaware College Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Macomber
Lulubelle Fowler
Lima
N. Y
Wayne
Eloise Doody
Nichols
Victor Taylor
Salisbury
Adam Crawford and Son
Our Town
West Virginia
Brose Lucas
Mollie Diggans
Della Mullikin
Queen Anne
Wm. Cheffins
Bucksholz
John McCafferty
Philadelphia
Bertie Schaube
Mollie Shockley
Maple Ave
Macomber
Fowler
Hazel Macomber
W. F. Allen
Asa Ayres and Son
Syracuse
Julia Ayres
Farrar and Son
Utica
Paul Thomas
New Jersey
Howard Thomas
Rebecca Lane
J. F. Lane
Eleanor Crawford
Easton
John Crawford
Sallie K. Baynard
Smyrna
Walter Elliott
Calvin Elliott
Wilmington
Alice Elliott
A. Fogel
Virginia
Thos. Williams
Near Barclay
Jean Wothers
J. Wothers
Edwin Gale
E. H. Gale
Milton Shinn
Plainsboro
N. J
Howard Dodds
Raymond Lane
Jean
Baltimore
Lorin Lane
Brown Thawley
Burrsville
Edgar Blades
Dudley Sparks
W. B. Sparks
Harry Rose
Edward Jarrell
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Preston
Rose Mary Kelso
Delaware College
Newark
A Daughter of the Dawn at St Pauls Church Queen Anne
The Sesqui Centennial event features the play about the founding of the first Methodist Church in America. Director Fossett and Mrs. Horace Morgan oversee costumes with a large local cast including Lightner, Reynolds, Sewell, Eaton, Barton, and others. Music by Mrs. Elizabeth Lightner and Mr. Sidney Pinder. Also notes a morning sermon, class meeting, midweek service, and social visits around town including a 89th birthday reception for Dallas M. Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
First Methodist Church
America
Fossett
Horace Morgan
Morgan
George S. Lightner
Clarence Fossett
Lloyd Fleming
George Lightner
Carlton Newnam
Pauline Curry
Ruth Reynolds
Dora
Ruth Sewell
Frances
George Eaton
Isabel
Byron Barton
Elmer Murphy
Dawson Roe
Mable Jean Ivins
Elizabeth Lynch
John Chaires
Elizabeth Lightner
Sidney Pinder
Charles Barton
Kemp Stewart
Dallas M. Lee
Milford Kline
Hillsboro
Kline
Newton Smith
Howard Culver
Hebron
Marion Oliphant
Margaret
Salisbury
Jake Morgan
Louise Deford
Union Memorial Hospial
Baltimore
Geo. Moore
Alvin
Western Maryland College
W. F. Dickerson
Margaret Saulsbury
Ocean City
Taylor Messix
Bernard Messix
Bethlehem Oyster Supper Draws Community At House
The Ladies Aid plans an oyster supper at the Community House on Thursday October 4 starting at 6 pm Menu includes oysters fried chicken ham slaw salads Maryland biscuits and all the usual sides Supper price 60 cents and 26 cents Proceeds go to the Community House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Maryland
James B. Todd
Will Todd
Will Trice
Chambers
Newark
Del
Everett Stevens
Easton
Agnes Legates
Chester Hospital
Lewis Trice
Federalsburg
W. T. Harding
Ruth Blades
Norris Colby
Matthews
Lawrence Legates
Leonard Legates
Shirley
Elmer North
Tilghman
Martha Hubbard
Wilmington
Last Aid meeting at Choptank church home
The final Aid gathering of the M. P. Church at Choptank was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. O C Blades with good attendance and a pleasant time. The October meeting will be at the same residence on the 2nd, and all members are urged to attend due to parish house repairs making an important meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Choptank
O. C. Blades
Mrs Cahall and Miss Seeders Visit Washington Guests of Cahall
Mrs John H Cahall and Miss Louise Seeders spent last weekend in Washington as guests of Mr Cahall the husband of Mrs Cahall. He has been employed there since June. They visited many places of historical interest in the capital and enjoyed the sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Cahall
Louise Seeders
Washington
Mr. Cahall
Preston Fooks Family Visit and Local Socials in Town
Lieut Irving Fooks and his wife Meta Stuart, visiting relatives in Virginia, plan to return to Fort Haynes Ohio after leave from Fort Clayton Panama. Local social life includes bridge evenings hosted by Mrs Alva Blades and Mrs Hattie LeCompte, and several couples visiting Ocean City and Wilmington. A marriage occurred as Mr William Plutschak wed Miss Almira DeFord at Preston Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Fooks
Meta Stuart
N. H. Fooks
Fooks
Fort Clayton
Panama
Fort Haynes
Columbus
Ohio
Col
R. B. Shackelford
Cismont
Alva Blades
West End
Seaford
Federalsburg
Hurlock
Preston
William Plutschak
Almira DeFord
Denton
Preston Lutheran Church
Louis Geiger
Johnson Bonner
Griffith
Douglas Foo
Harry Bratten
Vienna
E. Douglas
Cookman Orrell
Preston Osteen
Bridge
Grace Covey
Wilmington
Medford Fooks
Lloyd Fooks
Alfred Bradley
Salisbury
Irma Carson
Miss Towers
Burton Proctor
Aberdeen
Philadelphia
H. M. Hollis
Harry Wright
Resolutions on the Death of John Lee Everngam
The Denton National Bank records the death of John Lee Everngam on September 14, 1934. He served as a director and valued patron, with long standing involvement as stock holder and depositor. The board expresses loss, orders fifteen days of mourning, and directs resolutions be entered in minutes, sent to the family, and published in the county press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee Everngam
Everngam
Denton National Bank
John Lee Everngain
Community Club Opens Year with Strong Attendance
A large turnout at the first Community Club meeting included about forty members and guests. Mrs. M. S. Andrews presided in the president’s absence. Miss Julia Wilson sang, with Mrs. G. H. Rue on piano. State President Mrs. R. S. Allen outlined focused club activities and Mrs. P. B. Whalen spoke on leadership, noting a Hot Springs council meeting visit. New members Mrs. Rue and Mrs. Beatrice Pine joined. Future plans include a program on the American Home with hostesses listed. Parker Stone and Forbes Whisler, Carroll High graduates, now study at Johns Hopkins with notable scholarships. The Willing Workers 4-H Club elected officers Sylvia Leese, Joyce Kern, Audrey Jump, Ellen Collison. A Shenandoah Valley motor trip was also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Andrews
Julia Wilson
G. H. Rue
R. S. Allen
P. B. Whalen
H. Bamberger
J. V. Moore
Louise Dukes
Parker Stone
Caroline High School
Johns Hopkins University
Forbes Whisler
the Hopkins
Willing Workers
Sylvia Leese
Joyce Kern
Audrey Jump
Ellen Collison
T. F. Johnson
Emily
Frances Johnson
I. R. Fleetwood
Shenandoah Valley
Greensboro and environs suffer injuries in fog crash
Five people injured on the Greensboro Whiteleysburg highway last Sunday night when cars driven by Hichard Parks near Denton and a Clendaniel man collided in fog. In the Clendaniel car were Mr and Mrs Donophan of Cedar Grove and their brother Walter plus the Donophan baby and Sammy Warren. Hospitalized or treated for injuries, most serious to the Donophans. Parks lightly hurt. Both cars badly damaged. Nearby, Robert Lee Callaway, six, was seriously injured after a ride with a man from Bridgetown. skull fracture from a loose cap incident. Several local residents and visitors noted in this community update. Rev J C Ledbetter and family visiting Greensboro and Cordova, with revival plans ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro-Whiteleysburg
Whiteleysburg
Hichard Parks
Denton
Clendaniel
Lewis Donophan
Cedar Grove
Donophan
Walter
Sammy Warren
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Warren
Felton
Donophans
Parks
Robert Lee
Clifford Callaway
Maniove
Enoch Strannahan
Smith
Bridgetown
C. H. Stonesifer
Easton
J. C. Ledbetter
Ruth
Archie
Greensboro
Cordova
Mr. Ledbetter
George Hutson
State Roads Commission
Baltimore Corner
Hutson
Lacey Wilson
Wilmington
Michael Ash
Charles Nichols
John Nichols
Sarah Tinley
Oscar Nichols
Dale Morris
Edgar Thawley
Linwood Andrews
Medford Gottwall
Bennie Howard
Asbury Park
N. J
New York City
Morro Castle
Clayton Porter
Bob
D. Carrow
Lewis Jones
Goldsboro
L. R. Taylor
Smyrna
Alfred Blackburn
Templeville
William Cannon
Lloyd
Preston
Dorothy Swann
Gale Rasin
Georgia Swann
Havre de Grace
Ernest Edwards
Philadelphia
Joseph Edwards
N. A. Harris
Ellen Bilbrough
Washington, D. C
Charles Bilbrough Sr
C. E. Adkins
Concord
James Curry
W. Thomas Thornton and
Gilbert Carrow
Marion
Ralph Bickling
Marcus Hook
L. C. Bickling
Harry Corkran
Atlantic City
Charles Rich
Carrie Hobbs
Baltimore
Burt Hobbs
T. C. Curry
Lydia A. Dobson
William Wroten
Clayton
B. Cooper
Ronald Thomas
Crapo
Wilson Thornton
Hazel Adams
Swarthmore College
Swarthmore
Eleanor Taylor
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Anna Clark
Maryland College For Women
Lutherville, Md
Hubert Dill
Magnolia
Del
T. E. Bastian
Capital Theatre stages Ross Russell Coral Gables Revue
Management brings Dover a four night stage show with Ross Russell and his Coral Gables Revue featuring a twenty member cast including a stage band singers dancers and girls for September 26 27 28 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Theatre
Dover
Ross Russell
Coral Gables
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the Local Department
Spa
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Piney
Thawley
Liden’s
Hickman
Bible Students
Concord M. E. Church
John L. Brasher
Church of the New Jerusalem
Temple
Williston Community Church
Epiphany Mission
Rwgely
Twin Towns
Tuckahoe
Bethlehem
Ben Beckham
Washington College
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