Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-07-08

| ne owners OF AUTOMOBILES IN the con-
gregation have very kindly offered to
place their machines at the disposal of
the school on this occasion, thus insur-
ing all a delightful ride on the new stone
road. The Superintendent is anxious to
see not only every member Of the Sab
bath School present. but also every
member Of the congregation. Come and
let's make il an afternoon Of special
social enjoyment for all
The Rev Joel S. Gilfillan, d. d., Of
Newark, Delaware. will preach on
Sabbath the 9th instant both morning
and evening in Buckingham Presbyter-
ian Church and in the afternoon at Lib
ertytown. The sacrament of the Lord S
Supper will he administered in both
| Churches.
Miss Townsend and brother. Of Selby-
Vile, Miss Richardson and MIR. Price,
of Wilmington. Miss Jones. sister of
Mr.. Sidney Jones, and number of
other visitors are in town now.
The largest store so far at Ocean City.
and to be built of cement blocks, is con-
tracted for. and started on the corner
of Baltimore Avenue and N. lst Street.
II will be wholesale as well as a retail
house, and department and order store.
This kind of business is thought to be
/ "a A.
Rev. Mr.. Lane. of 0livet Church,
Wilmington, preached in the Presby-
terrain Church last Sunday morning and
evening, and at Liberty in the afternoon.
He started to the latter place in an auto,
which slipped tire, and Elder Taylor
and the preacher had to make the last
lap with another conveyance.
Messrs. Reginald Pattey and John
Burbage, Jr.. now of Philadelphia,
spent few days at home recently.
Mrs. Jerry Campbell is entertaining
Miss McClanaghan. of Wilmington.
Miss Lena Bell is visiting Mrs. Laban
CULLEN. Miss Hennie Bell is at Ocean
City for the summer. She has rooms in
the new McGregor building.
Mrs. Sidney Jones has returned from
visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. Zed Ayers is at her old home,
Chincoteague.
Mrs. Thomas Savage is making visit
to Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Raync is visiting in Will
mington.
Mrs. Crawford Bounds is entertaining
Miss Brown, of Phoenix Md
Mrs. Margaret Holland returned to
Baltimore and Miss Katherine Harrison
went with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hines Thomas and son
are at her early home in Chestertown.
The picnic of the NJ. Z. Sunday School
will be July 18th. at the Julia Henry
farm. This is always notable affair,
and is eagerly anticipated by old as well
as young folks.
Politics looms up now, and there no
lack of conversation whenever two or
three are gathered together.
Friends who have been over to Sails
bury to see Miss Mary Sturgis do not
report favorably upon her condition.
Mr.. Harry Pattey is quite sick at his
home.
Or. Dick visited some i'll patients here
tAis week.
Rev. David Howard. wife, and the st.
Peters vested choir of Salisbury, will
take the annual outing at Ocean City
next week. at the Linmar.
A son Of Mr.. Ned Jarman is critically
i'll at his home on the creek. Drs. Dick,
Tyndall and Henry attending him.
On the 4th almost the entire popula-
ton of Berlin decamped in search of
pleasure Picncs to all points on the
bay shore and hundreds by train to Sal
isbury. Chincoteague and Ocean City.
Our colored friends sought the Julia
Henry" shore. Everybody returned
weary in body. but freshened up men
tally, and with plenty of pleasant expert
ences to exchange with others.
On Thursday, July thirteenth. an
Ordination service will be held in st.
Paul's P. E. Church, for the first time
IN the history of Worcester Parish.
John Letcher Shovel. who has just
completed his theological studies at the
Virginia Seminary. and his examina-
tions by the Chaplain of the Diocese of
Easton, will be ordained by the Bishop
and appointed clergy. and set apart for
the service of the Holy Ministry. Rev.
j. W. Kirk will preach the Ordination
sermon. This solemn rite viii be fol-
lowed by the Communion service. The
I s.. II ia, ~u.lc.... ~n..,o~ ~, nnn