Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-23

spending the spring and summer milli-
merry season at Fitzgerald. Georgia. has
returned home to spend the summer
with her mother. Mrs Emily j Fooks
Misses Mary PenncweIl. Estella and
Annie Shockley. and brother, Paul. OF
lndiantown. spent sunday with Miss
Edna Rayne.
Mrs. otis Rayne. who has been quite
III for few weeks. - improving.
Mrs. W. o. Shockley and daughter.
Ethel. returned home Saturday. after
spending some time with relatives at
Salisbury
Mrs Harry Duiry,of Salisbury, who
has been visiting her father in Atkin-
sons District, spent several days here
with MIR and Mrs Iadok 4 Duffy.
Mrs George +. +. Truitt and daugh
ter, of Baltimore, are visiting at the
home of her husbands father. Capt.
George " Trutt
Mr.. { Dyson Humphreys. accom-
panied by his wife and daughter, visited
his brother. Prof a. C. Humphreys.
and family. sunday and Monday
Mrs. J l. Olsen has returned home
from visit 70 relatives in Baltimore.
Mr. Charles + Jones came Sunday
from Norfolk on a short visit lie re
turned home Monday. accompanied by
his wife. who had been spending u few
days here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs W. II Jones
Miss Ellie Berry. of Cape Charles.
- the guest of her aunt, Mrs Richard
Howard Miss Berry recently graduated
at the State Normal School at Freder
icksburg. Va Her grandmother. Mrs.
Ward. of SNOW Hill. attended the com
menccment exercises
Miss Lille Howard left this week
on visit To Miss Laura Easley. in vii
mngton The young ladies will attend
the commencement exercises of the
Pennsy lvAna State Normal School at
kutztown. of which Miss Easley's sis.
ter Miss Joan EasIey, IL the instructor
in vocal music.
Miss Margaret Corddry has returned
home from visit to her aunt. Mrs.
Charles Truman. AT Parksley
Mrs ". + Bowman, Of Wesley.
near Snow Hill. was summoned few
days ago to the bedside of her sister.
Mrs. I j. Soule. in Collins. New York.
Miss Blanche kreger, who has been
taking a special course in chemistry and
domestic science at the Carnegie lnsti-
tute of Technology. Pittsburg. has re-
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met in Philadelphia by her father, Rev
w $. kreger. who accompanied her
home.
Mrs. S. NJ. Morgan, of Wilmington,
is here on visit to Misses Rebecca and
Mollie Townsend. and other friends.
On Tuesday evening the Misses Town
send entertained in honor OF the birth
day OF their pastor. Rev l.. T.. Poole,
their dinner guests besides Mrs Morgan
being the following Rev. and Mrs L..
+. Poole. Mr.. and Mrs George W. Vim
cent. and DR.. and Mrs. John S. Aydelotte.
and Miss Priscie Cottingham.
Mr.. Richard y. White came home
Thursday night from the Officers Train
ing Camp at Fort Myer. Va. on a few
days leave of absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Shepherd
and son. accompanied by Mrs Shep.
herds mother and sister. Mrs. Cronin
and Miss Alice Cronn. left Sunday on
an automobile trip. At Philadelphia
the party separated. Mrs. Cronin and
Mis- sAlice going to their home at Home
stead. and Mr. Shepherd and family
to his former home in Ser
geantsville, New Jersey MIR Shepherd
will also attend To some business mat
tiers in New York before returning
home next week. The trip was made
in the new Overland. which Mr. Shep-
herd recently purchased Of MIR. J. II.
Perdue
Misses Margie Mock, Helen Jones,
and Margie Hickman were entertained
a few days OF last week at the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. Harold f. Mock. of near
Snow Hill. On Sunday the young ladies'
were given very enjoyable ride to the
Old Furnace and other interesting
places by Miss Nettie Shockley. Pic
lures were secured to take home. which
will be cherished as souvenirs of the
happy day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Mock and fam
iy, of Stockton. and Mrs. benjamin
Paradee and g. l. Chapman, Of Green
backvile. were entertained at supper
Sunday evening by MIR. and Mrs lar-
old T.. Mock, OF near Snow Hill.
Mrs. Benton II. Whaley returned
home Wednesday night from a visit to
her sister, Mrs. MILFORD .awshe, in
Trenton, n. j She was accompanied
home by her daughter. Miss Elvra
Whaley. who will spend the summer
here. Miss Whaley is member Of
the faculty of Pratt Institute. Brook
Ign. being instructor in the domestic
science department. A substantial in
crease in salary for the next scholastic
year is evidence that she Is appreciated
by the Board Of Directors of the lnsti-
tute.
Mr.. O. W. Wilson has sold Buick
within the last few days to
MIR. James w, Hancock. of Snow Hill.