Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-29

3 GIVING WIN i'ldtiN's III o'"i"Vh'
City.
Mr. John Morris. of Camden, y
j.. is visiting at the home Of his sis
ter Mrs. f. II. Guthrie.
Postmaster J. Samuel Price re-
turned home the first of the week
from vacation spent with his daugh
ter Mr. George K. Smith ut Daricn.
Conn. and his sons. Arthur and vii
liam in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Price have
moved into their new home, the
former residence Of Mn and Mrs..
John W. station.
Rev, Strausburg preached SPLEEN
did sermon in Wha;coat VI f. Church
Yesterday Thanksgiving Day. morn
ing. Sorry that sickness Of one Of
our employees put as 50 far behind
that We had to worl; all day
Mr. William Howard Corddry
Is home on few days si,it to hi. par
cnts. Mr.. and Mr.. William D. Cord
dry Nh Corddl is associated with
i large contracting firm in Harris
burg. Pa. a. i con ultng engineer.
Mr. William II Holloway win
leave today U.rday) foi Pala,ka.
Florida, where ho has secured :, pos
ton aS manager Of wholesale pro
Gerry store. in which Dr. Lee ". W.
rem. Of Berlin, is Interested Mr IIoi
loway has been acting Il putty trca
ucr. and also associate editor Of 'Ihe
People Of thi town
Hon and Mrs William =. Cord
dry returned home Wednc~ day from
n visit to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
While in Baltimore Mir. Corddry visit
ed the Bethlehem $tccl Company S
plant At Spanow@ Point u the guest
OF the secretary treasurer Of The
Eastern Shore Society of which he is
a member. The visit to the plant was
followed hy an oyster roast Al Rifle
Range, tho members Of the Eastern
Shore Society being the guests Of the
Bethlehem steel Company.
Mr.. James Mock. Of Georgetown.
Del. spent Saturday and Sunday
here
Re-. John II. Wiley. Of Mont
Claire. New Jersey. preached two
eloquent sermons in Whatcoat NJ. +.
Church last Sunday. 1t was Ann
vcrsary Day" and large and apprc-
ciativc audiences were present al both
the morning and evening services.
The thank offering for the day
amounted To more than $500. Mr..
Wiley was formerly pastor of What
coat VI. T.. Church. and he is well re-
mcmbercd by many of his old parish
toner's. While here he was entertained
by Mr.. Thomas 7. Sclby, his brother
in-law.
Miss Mary Esham, of Cape
Charles, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Mary Henderson.
MIR. NJ. L. Sturgis. of Montreal.
/ Canada, and Messrs. {. l.. SturgiS and
Charles Hoyt, of East Bridgcwater,
Mass, have returned TO their homes,
after having spent ten days here on
cunning trip. The trio made daily
excursions after old Brcr Rabbit and
Rob White, and made some very good
bags. While they brought their fish
ing tackle along. expecting to pull IN
some bass, they found the sport OF
,. nting with dog and gun so alluring.
that they laid aside their rod for an
other trip.
MI c. j. Morphct. Jr. of Mt.
Pleasant Del. has been here on a visit
this week.
Major Edward S. Farrow, of As
bury Park, y. j., brother of the Ia
Charles W. Farrow, was in Snow Hi
several days this week on business.
Major Farrow is graduate of West
Point Military Academy. and was an
instructor in that institution for a
number of years. General Pcrshing
one of the soldiers who received in
structon from Major FaTow. He is
the author OF Military Encyclopcd'
and Dictionary of Military Terms.
Major Farrow is a fine looking man
of real military bearing and is a com
panionable gentleman.
Miss Eleanora Parsons. of Lau-
rel, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry
I c. Bradford
GEORGE KEATS THEM ALI.