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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-04-12
Mr. David Epps, who has been a

Mr. David Epps, who has been
student at Davidson college. in North
Carolina, during the present session,
has given up his studies and return
ed home last week on account of i'll
health.
Mr. Louis Stackley, MIR and Mrs P
S Courtney and Mrs Rosa Fulton at
tended the marriage of Miss Minnie
Pendergrass Stackley and Rev Ed
win William Hurst at Florence yes
terday afternoon.
Mr. Robert Latham, editor of the
Charleston News and Courier, will
speak at the court house here next
Wednesday and urge upon our peo-
pie the imperative need of raising
their food supplies.
The girls basketball team of the
Kingstree high school went to Man.
ming yesterday afternoon and played
the girls of that school. The game
was very fast and exciting, the score
standing 25 to 9 in frvor of Kings
tree.
The Mission Study class of the
Presbyterian church was delightful
ly entertained by Mrs A c Swails
Tuesday afternoon. There was
large attendance, and all were deep
ly interested in the lesson for the
occasion.
Rev and Mrs D A Phillips, who
motored to Columbia to attend the
Wesley Bible association week be-
fore last, thence to Springfield, where
they spent several days with MIR
Phillips mother, returned home last
Thursday. accompanied by Mrs Phil
lips sister, Mrs A S Price of Salley.
The Civic club and Library associ-
alton met at the refidence of Mrs
Leroy Lee Thursday. The library
committee stated that a number of
books have been ordered for the IL
brary and more soon will be. The
street committee reported having
held conference with Mayor Scott
in reference to preventing the return
of mosquitoes.
At the monthly meeting of the U
D C yesterday at the home of Mrs
DC Scott, Mrs L w Gilland was
elected delegate and Mrs T S Hem
ingway alternate to the district con-
vention. Committees were appointed
to prepare for the observance of Me-
mortal day. Plans for beautifying
the monument grounds were consid-
erecI, and a literary programme was
rendered.
DR. E T Kelley expects to leave
Kingstree this evening for New
York where he will spend a month
or six weeks attending special lec-
lures appertaining to his profession.
During DR. Kelley's absence his prac-
tice will be taken care of by DR. T S
Hemingway so far as may be agree
able TO the wishes of the formers
patients. DR. Kelley's host of friends
here and throughout this section
will Join The Record in wishing him
success and profit during his absence.
The Kinostree Dry Goods Co has
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby given that ! will
sell at public auction to the hlghest
bidder, for cash, at II o'clock a. m. on
the 23rd day of April. 1917, at the
sales stables of Truluck-Cook GO IN
Kingstree, S G., one Bay Mare. L u
RODGERS. 4-l1-HI
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-04-12

WR Sanders will be in kingstree
between the !st and 18th of May. 1917,
for the purpose of buying Hogs, Sheep
and Cattle. Anyone having hogs should
put them up and feed on corn IN order
to get best prices. See either w
FAIRY OR & w BAKER. 4-5-tt
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-04-12

WANTED-A few fat Hogs for i'm,
mediate use. Highest cash price Will
be paid for same. Fl A MILLER, Kings
tree, S G.. o-o'I@
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-04-12

LOANS NEGOTIATED upon first mort
cages on improved farm lanes: u
0'BRYAN. Kingstree, S G.. 3-22-5t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-04-12

For SALE OR RENT-One slx-room
house. Apply to M H JACOBS, Kings
rree. s C.. 4-o-It
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-04-12

For RENT-One three-room house.
Apply to M H JACOBS, Kingstree. ) T..
J-5-2t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-04-12

The Kingstree Dry Goods Co has
Just received a nice lot of Baby
Shoes. adv
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-04-12

For RENT-Eight rooms over Uwana
Theater. Apply to R } McCABE.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-10
Miss Ida Perdue Weds
MIR. Alfred Godfrey

Miss lda T. Perduc and Mr. Alfred
+. Godfrey. both Of Snow Hill. were
quietly married al the home Of the
brides slater Mrs G. T. Smith. sun
day evening At seven O'Clock. IN the
presence of only few relative. and the
immediate family the marriage ccre-
mony being performed by Rev J T..
Poole unstor of Whatcoat NJ + Church
The brldc - the younges, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Albert rerdur and l.
well known 10 Snow Hill being The ta-
pablo and popular owner and proprietor
of the SNOW Hill Five and len Cent
Store The groom ha- recently return
ci from Camp Meade. having been dis
qualified for military duty on account Of
a slight physical disability
Mr. aud Mr. Godfrey lett % the
carIs tram Monday morning for Balti-
more and other points on q honcymo .
trip On their return they VIII reside
with the brides parents. until they can
secure a house 10 begin housekeeping
on their o~n account
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-10
"Soccer" Football Is
introduced In Worcester


Following a suggestion made by Dr.
Burdlek Director Of the Public Athletic
League OF Maryland. the HIGH schools
OF Worcester ar" taking up soccer a-
an ini'rNeho'as'lc sport >ho" iliIl,
Fo'"t''Ac ana ia elnRham High
SCHOOLS ha'r organized teams and are
"ti"9ping tneir schedules TOR the winter
season I'M" game iufnlste. rood
healthy outdoor sport FOR thu boy amt
cia BE- Played IN almost aa klna- ol
weather. lni'e' 'aiieg' football thc
game co'-i-t+ "utneA OF k'c'Wa the
''tt"tt h'lVE 10 k'k the 'aIl through
h." opponents guAi aud try the goni
keepers ~" allowed To touch the ball
"ith the hands or arms Zach goal
kicked counts ore point Soccer
iGfnlshes splendid opportunities for the
development Of team work and affords
'"enty 81 excitement Tor the spectator.
Friday, %os. buckingham High
met Focgmohe Hugh at Pocomokc ami
'amt ~ victorious two goa.' TO on.
he gam was hard tonight through
oH'' ma alter two = minute halves had
been played TIE score -tood e IN
extra ~ minutes vas played during
when Buckingham scored the Winning
polnt.
Neither team scored ~ the trst half.
Iocomoke Kicked a goaIdulng The early
part Of the second half and held this
advantage w'il the in~t 40 second, Of
IN" nan when Eurhngham High tied
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-10
Hargis Store Notes.

There are hundreds of Goats and SUITS
in our Garment Department The new
models are Just ~ pretty a. the old, and
70 higher IN price.
New Furniture ami Rugs for Thanks
giving Dress the house n carefully as
you dress yourself Select only the
very best at the lowest possible cost
In order to do this visit our Furniture
Store.
Good Furs are good investment
For up.to date smArtness and genuine
savings our line Of Six and Serge
Dresses has no equal
If you are hard to lit OF hard 10 p,ase
have your Coat. Suit or Dress made by
our ladies' tailor Satisfaction guaran
teed and our prices are no higher than
others.
Our stock of Wall Paper i, new
tastefully chosen and priced very mod
erately.
We can supply YOU with any make
Piano desired. Terms arranged To suit,
Visit our show room or write Us for
Information.
For Sale One pair Rabbit Dogs
Perfect in every respect Two years
old. Duer's Barber Shop. Snow Hill.
Beginning November 18th. there
will be- no acceptance of express for
shipment on the eos a N. train until
further notice. r. II. COLLINS. Agt
Adams EXress Co
Buy your Christmas Victrola right
now while it may be had There is II
big shortage right now. as the factory
cannot make enough to supply the de-
mand. Special terms of payment
DO your Christmas shopping early
T. +. HARGIS.
'ocomoke CITY. Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-10
Mr.. j. E. Griffin Died
At Shovel Sunday

Mr., James Emory Griffin died at his
home in Shovel Sunday afternoon at
tour O'Clock. MIR. Griffin had been in
declining health for seventeen years.
haNng suffered for long time with IA
severe spinal trouble. but the imme-
diate cause OF his death was pneumonia.
He was the son of the late james C.
Griffin ami wife. and a brother OF Mr.
Horace l.. Griffin. Of Spence He was
q wears old and man Of sterling
character and admirable qualities He
Mas a Christian gentleman. having been
a member Of Trinity Methodist Prote-
taut Church since early hoyhood
lie is survived by his wife. who. be.
fore her MARI ag. was Miss Jennie IIud-
son. daughter OF Mr. William Hudson
Of st. Martins. and b, two daughters
Misses May and Beulah. aged Il ard II
yrar-. respectively. He j. also sur
yiyed by two brother, and ,wo sisters.
who are: Mr. Horace Griffin. Of
Spence: Private Clarence Griffin. Of
Camp Mead Mr., A. Burton. Of
Wachapreague, Va and Miss Maggie
Griffin. trained nurse Of Philadelphia.
Funeral services We're held in the
Shovel NJ. r Church Tuesday nftcr
noon at one O'Clock, conducted by Rev
Mr.. Jones, pastor Of the church. assist
ed hy Rev Mr. Brown Of - Martins
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-10
Stockton

Alr tnic-acoi New iors Il
t Duchson ~ Berlin and M
Easter d; ocean City spent the Neel
Hous,oa " W.
be Younger -et enjoyed q dam, ar
''''
CAPT >awQr Doughty has beg-r
".l''' .'-''' '9f N''d fowl
The v f. VIII meet al tnc
nome OF Mr- Chestnut Jones Mondat
evening 4 foil attendance is desired
The annuai supper gwen by the ladies
oi 'hr VI = hAreh on election day va
largely na'ron7ed. and fnancIs -no
Mr. Leou CLIFTON has moved int ,ar
house b. recent purchased Mr. Ja-
"ay"d .n, w. M -l'.'' IT. ,ne ,ou h va "a
C6ftor
Mr. ,ramiJ, Burton, Of poconohe
NE II = Hill .''''t ''' -'s's'' ''' q"
Capt Sno" Parsons srent last H-e-
her" "lth h'- -au.lH
Mis- Bessie tarne- came hon, from
salisbury q -pent me week end 1itf
her parents
Waiter johnson an- received hi- d.
thnrga trom uu Meade and ha. r,
hrnhnaa moods ea'"e nor,e ,-a1
th' bias, hospital ~ vote TUESDAY
NJ AND Mr. William T. Tui AZ.
receiving congratulations on the addi
uon e 'nrf 4rIy ~ another 18th
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-10
Home From Camp
Meade On Furloughs

Private John p Holland arrived home
Saturday night having been granted a
fnrlough Of forty eight hours from
Camp Meade and Sergeant Ralph
Saockley came rueeday on two days
leave OF absence Both boy we're in
field uniforms. and looked eyer, inch a
soldier They denied the report that
has been circulated here 10 the ell, Ct
that the hoy- N camp are ID fed and
are dissatisfied on the contrary. they
say that good wholc-omc food i pro
vided and served IN ample quantities.
and that they do not +ee any grounds
for complaint They are entering with
enthusiasm into the serious business 81
becoming soldiers
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-10

or Sale 100 bushels of rye Apply
". T. Hearne. Snow Hill. Md
For the best agricultural iine see
epherd's Hardware Store, Snow Hill.
Cabbage Plants For Sale Ready
Ow TO set in field for early cabbage
iextSpring. Il f. Monds. Mappsyille, Va.
For Sale Cheap One bay mare. six
years old Splendid driver " j.
Landing. Pocomokc City, Md, Route =
For Sale Delaval Separator. No
4. McDermaid Churn. All in good
repair. IN. Merritt. K D. No Snow
Hill. Md
John w. Vincent'4. Jewelry Store
has received a splendid new line Of
silverware suitable for wedding pres.
ents. Look at it.
Come TO Kensey Garage for Fire.
stone. Goodyear. United States. Repuh.
lie, and Goodrich tires, and all kinds OF
accessories. kensey's Garage. Inc
Mules For Sale 2Oacclimatcd Penn
sylvania mules for sale at my stables
in Berlin. Arrived last week Come
quick and get your choice II + llar
monson. Berlin. Md.
We are now in a position "a hne
and repair stoves promptly Wilson
and Forest Cinderella Heaters. Majestic
and Tip Top Ranges Shepherd Hard
ware Store. Snow Hill
To be sold at O'Clock Oh Novrm-
Der II, 1917. in front OF the Parker
House. lot in PocomOke City with front
age on Laurel street, Second street,
and Young street. Can be divided into
l5 city building lots. See posters for
description. Harriet A. Trader POGO
moke City, Md.
The T. F. IIargis Department Store
Of Pocomoke is conducting q ten day
lie of Pianos and Nictrolas in the Ad-
ms Building at Berlin, beginning today
ais up-tO.date Worcester County store
conducts very large Music Depart
ment. having Last week placed a single
order for Victroa- and records for i'm
mediate shipment amounting TO S2500.
At the same time an entire ear load Of
Pianos was purchased. Buying in
lrge quantities enables this firm to sell
/ the lowest possible prices Most any
make OF Piano desired may be secured
from them Old Pianos or Organs viii
be taken in exchange. The sale j. in
charge of MIR. Il. Il. Banri ~ thor
oughly experienced musician
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-10
Berlin


Mr. iilram lost. VINO ha- beer '.-i'-
lng relatives IN Philadelphia. returned
last Wednesday. accompanied by her
daughter Mrs Long
Mis- Margaret Jacobs ha, ron, H.
WASHINGTON - .,.,i -. ,,,,., 49,,
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nome - 'of''a.
Mr Rlnaldo Han.cy. iron. Eday.iopc.
~, 800. - 49,, ,,...t .;,, ....
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mere
Mr. Frank Carol. iron. NiIr Inpton
-pcni M week end WIN ~ iareni- "
town
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COlbOurne

Mr. and Mrs g. II Fook~ amt Mes.
-rs Albert Fooks and Avery Perdue
spent sunday with Mr- samuel Ennis
near Pittsviile
Miss Elsie Gordy and brother. Ralph.
and Nr and Mrs Chester Parsons spent
last sunday with Mn and Mr. Roy
Gariy. OF lndiantowu
Miss Helen rul spent the week end
with her parents At Stockton
Mr.. ana Mrs DIN Carmeau made u
Business trip to Salisbury last Saturday
M-s Gladys Vest and Mis-. Beatrice
Sirmon and brother Elton. spent the
week end with Misses Mar and Maude
Godfrey and Grace plckerson
Quite number Of the people around
here attended the service at NJ, Zion
Sunday
MIR and Mrs Edward West and chil
dren spent SUNDAY evening with MIR
ami Mrs. F.. W. Perdue
Miss Nettie Matthews spent IN" week
with Miss Ethel Pussy
The Young Peoples And Society Of
Mt Olive " T. Church will be- enter
tanned at the home OF Mr and Mrs +.
W Pcrdue next Saturday evening,
November 10th You are invited
Misses Fannye. Cora and Ruth Per
due were delightfully."- entertained at
supper Sunday by Miss Viula Jones
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-10
Mrs. James III. Shockley
Died Sunday Morning

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MISS HARGIS
PASSES AWAY
One OF The Most Popular Young
Ladies' OF Our County. A
Noble Character.


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All HdIIOWS Parish

Sunday. November llth. There will be
a celebration of the Holy Eucharist at
$50 a. IN.
Morning Prayer and sermon at II
o'clock, a. m.
Sunday School AT 10 a. m
Evensong and sermon at 100 y. M.
HOLY CROSS CHAPEL. STOCKTON
Evensong and Sermon at 3 o'clock.
REV G. NJ. GALARNEAU. Rector.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-10
Mrs. Clifton Holland
WedS MIR. Thos. Powell

MR. Laura Holland of snow HI
and Mr. Thoma, POWELL II Chinco-
league were married at the home of
her plrents. Mr.. and Mrs Levin Brit
tingham On Thursday evening Of last
week by Rev ;. J Goode pastor Of
the Christian Church They viii make
their home on Chlncoteague Island
Mr. and Mrs ; r. Brlmer have re
ceived letter from their son. Hurst
telling them OF his transfer TO the base
hospital in San Antonio. Texas. and
stating that he did not expect 20 be
sent 20 France soon.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-10
Stockton N. {. Charge

STOCKTON.
iu3D a N Preaching
KFEJ GRANGE
500 p m. Preaching
FRANKLIN CITY
1880 p. m, Preaching.
Revival meetings will begin at FRANK
lin City Sunday night
The Third Quarterly Conference will
be held at Stockton Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock
REV. o. Il. RICE. Pastor.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-10
Local and Personal

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MI. Fan LAKE. who Is an assistant
clerk at Tie Hotel Eeunert Baltimore
spent several days Of tiis week AT home
with hi' mother Mr. w q Lake
Mr.. and Nj Harris S. Coridr,
returned home Monday rom their
honeymoon trip Mrs tardr, 80
ter, Mis- Mahe! Irwin. accompanied
them home, the tin from Baltimore
being made in the neH Sedan Cadillac.
which their father. 4 y. Irwin Esq
recently purchased.
NJ p,sco. l. n..r =, phu.4l
phla, visited his father. Mr. Frank
Duer tins week MIR. Duer holds q
responsible position in the boys 10th.
ing department Of Glmbel Bros Phila
delphia
Mr. cb.rl,sS Adl,,. 80 Na,..rl
who ,ya. ho,,,. -, q. Ill, =, III. ,,ara,,,.
,,,. !, S,o. rtu W.,i,..j.. H.
Adkins i graduate 81 the SNOW Hill
Hugh school, and formerly an assistant
teacher n me G!rdlctrec High school.
lie u now attending Washington Col
iege 'hesterto"n. this being his senior
year
NJ ol.r,r,.. q T.,t.r ~ ~
,ngton u = s,.,, .,.,..r.j I.,. -
mi. w.al =, h,r,. Yi.. ~. ,,,r.,,. u.
,,j Nrs Ioh, r. T..,i.. u. TT
is secretary OF the Committee ON the
District Of Columbia. and as this i, one
of the most important Of the Congress
sional Committees. his duties keen him
close 10 the National Cauitsl
DR. Howard a Kelley ana pr "
". Davis. Of Baltimore. will attend a
Christian Citizen-hin meeting in Snow
Hin on D.cember 18th pr.uaratorv IN
openinv IN a campaigu a,,inst r.,.
track gambling IN this State They pro
pose 70 20 10 'he Legislature with their
opposition
All person. indebted TO Tn. Demo.
cratic Messenger for subscription are
advised to pay w now, and one year or
more IN advance az We are contemplat
lnE increasing the subscription price be-
cause IL Is absolutely necessary for US
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i'''"'' ''''a"e'i'"'"' spent Tue week
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"eu' Si'''''''E Sol'' '''''e WIN ir'ehus
yisi, NJ the home If her sister MIR. q
NJ. Purneg
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friend. and relatives in Baltimore
The will also visit Washinpton and
pbilad.lphia befor. returning hmm.
'eo'se =" birmingham ha+ passed
.''' examinations oi 'ne , ''''" are state
BOAR" 81 mar"naeS' ana ma secured
pos'''"i IA wilmington.
Richard y White was home from
Norfolk this week on three days fur
Ioagh lie has recently been transfer
red from the Naval Patrol Service 70
th' Naval FLYING Corps, and IS waiting
49,, s.haal - 49, ~
Otho Carmean has returned from
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-10
Notice to Trespassers

All persons are hereby warned not To
trespass on my land with dog or gun
under penalty Of law Niolaters will be
prosecuted to the fullest extent Of the
law,
GROVER {. TRUlrI
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-10
Savage Revenge.

Do you. too. want to can the Kaiser?
Yes, If there ~ any boiling process
about il.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-10

John. what is an absolute vacuum!
An absolute vacuum, my dear. is
that exists only in your mind.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-10
Messenger
HILL. MD. NOV. 10. 1917

obituary Notices, In Memorians
.olutions Of Respect are charged
cents line. Obituary poctry
II be published in this paper
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-10

or Sale 100 bushels of rye ArpIy
". T. Hearne. Snow Hill. Md
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-28
Big BOWLING TOURNEY
POSTPONED FOR YEAR
Atlantic Coast Association Loses
Arena in Syracuse When Gov
ernment Takes Lease

Tho International Bowling Tournament,
schaduIad IN he held under the auspices or
Tie Atlantic Coast Bowling Association IN
Svracuse next month, has been postponed
for one yea- according to an announcement
sent out by President II. w. smith today
The impending war with Germany Is given
as the cause as the Government has taken
over the lease for the arihory anu VIII 'aNo
possession Immediately.
No plans for the future have been made
bnt the action in calling on the tourney is
a hugh disappointment to the bowlers, VINO
exnected 10 put on one of the best meets In
history President Smiths statement fol-
lows: 81,
"The Atlantic Coast Bowling Assoeia-
,tion's third annual international bowilhs
Tournament has been postponed Tor one
wear on account OF the war conditions the
Government having secured an option on
,ha Arena and will take immediate pos
sa~.ion ~ y.ar IL declared. The lease on
the building had been signed and from
renorts received the prospects were that
u,a would have at least 500 five-men teams
the largest tournament ever heid IN the
East.
I'VE regret that the unforeseen has hap
,aned but feel that we. the organized
bowlers should support President wilson
and assist the Government IN every way
possible. Next season we VIII nave announcer
and better building should the Government
stll hold an option on the arena,
.It 10 our intention to continue organizing
,Aeal, chapters Of the A, c. b. A. and build
m an organization second to none. AZ the
howlers will assist and Cooperate win our
: association officials. we VIII nave eVV or
tooo teams 1T next seasons tournament
a,,S viii make our association surpass any
cfner ataisftc association " ~ world