Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-04-04

hall over Mr.. 5. r.. Shockley's store,
Saturday evening. April llth, beginning
at quarter of eight. Proceeds for the
benefit of Mt. Zion NJ. r. Church. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the public sale of the desirable
residence on Washington Street, Snow
Hill, belonging to the estate of the late
Captain Levi j. Brimer. and where he
resided at the time of his death. This
property will be sold to the highest
bidder.
Mr.. T.. II. Taylor and daughter.
Miss Lucille. of Stockton. and Miss
Hazel Dillon. OF Bedford. Indiana, were
visitors in Snow Hill on Wednesday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs John l..
Robins. MISS Dillon is the sister Of
Lieutenant Dillon. u. $. Army. at
present located in Cuba.
Mr.. j. Arthur Price, formerly of
Snow Hill, now with J. Bancroft & Co.,
manufacturers, Wilmington Del, has
been three times promoted since he
went with the firm only a few months
ago. Mrs. Price has been in Snow Hill
several days this week. on "A visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Samuel Price
DR.. T. H. Lewis. President of
Western Mary land College, will lecture
in the NJ r. Church this evening (Satur-
day. on his trip to Palestine by Rail,
Saddle and Tent. The lecture will be
instructive. and DR.. Lewis is always
interesting. Twenty-Five cents admis-
sion will be charged; proceeds for the
benefit of the church.
Hon. John Walter Smith. L. :.
Senator. is now occupying his seat in
the Senate at Washington He and
Mrs. Smith board at the Bevederc
Hotel. Baltimore The Senator goes
to Washington every morning. return
ing to Baltimore on an early evening
train. He has appointed Mr.. Samuel
X. Dennis his private secretary.
Rev Fred. Mumford son of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Mumford, of Snow
Hill, and Miss Harriet Wayvlle
Wrightson, of Whitman, Talbot Co.,
We're recently married. Rev Mr.. Mum
ford is member of the Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Conference. and
for the past two years has been junior
pastor of Hereford Circuit.
No member of the Wilmington NJ
+. Conference is better known or more
universally liked than Rev. Cornelius
w. Prettyman. the beloved pastor of
Snow Hill NJ. L. Church. Although we
are not of his congregation, we share
with his people the high regard they
have for him and we are pleased that
the wise Bishop saw fit to return him
to this town Mr. Prettyman is an all
around man and whatever he under
takes generally goes.
The entertainment given for the
benefit of the High School Baseball
Club. at the High School Assembly Hall
last Friday evening. was Il splendid
success The boys and girls all acted
their parts to perfection and showed
that they had been we'll trained. 1t
unuld hav.a haap .,,r ,,l.osttr. . b,,...
given more extended account of the |
entertainment had not our time been So
occupied with the meeting of the NJ.
=. Conference here this week
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