Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-06-28
LOCAL AND Personal

/ McSSrs. Gordon {. Bowen and 6.
A. Harrison have purchased the Sam
ucl NJ. CULLEN farm between Berlin
and Ocean City. and Mr. and Mr..
Bowen moved there this week. 1t ie
said to be- an excellent farm.
Professor and Mrs. Harry +. Cos
ington. Of Princeton. arrived here
Saturday night on their summer vaca-
ton. Professor Covngton had his
sleeves rolled up and WAS in the wheat
! the frs, Of the week. They are here
with Professor Covington's mother
and sister.
Mr.. William &. kcrbin has pur-
chased the property whore he resides
on Church Street.
Mr.. William c. Powell has pur-
chased the property, adjoining the
Powell residence on Church Street
occupied by stephen l.. Purncll, Jr
! II Is his purpose to remove the build
ing in the near future and increase the
size of his lawn.
Mir. and Mrs. John W Station lctt
/ Tuesday. Mr. Station TO attend the
Maryland State Bar Association AT
/ Atlantic City. and Mis-. station 10 visit
! her father and brother in Hartford
i County After attending the sessions
Of the Bar Association, Mr.. station
will ioin his wife in Hartford COUNTY
Edmond johnson. Graham Cord
dry. and Burlcigh fooks came home
! last week from st. Johns College,
/ annapolis. where they are enrolled a
students. Mi johnson and Mr.. Cord
dry will spend the summer al home
with their parents. while Mr.. Fooks
returned to Annapolis Sunday to try
/ his hand in journalism Is a reporter
on the staff Of the Annapolis Evening
I Capitol
Miss Anna Fritz and Miss Helen
1 Overcnd have returned to their homes
in Philadelphia. after pleasant visit
/ here to Miss Kathryn Jones.
Nj. Harris $. Corddry returned
home Tuesday from week end visit
to his wife at the home Of her brother.
Mr.. Alexander u. Irwin. at Winter
Quarters Farm. Valley Forge, Pa.
Mrs. Corddry. who had been on a
more protractcd visit to her brother,
accompanied him home.
Miss Frances Truitt returned
Tuesday from Il pleasant visit to her
sister Mrs. W. Il. Dcrrickson, in
Sclbvvilc. Del. On her return home
Miss Truitt found an urgent call
awaiting her from Horsey. Va. to as
sist in the work of the Eastern Shore
of Virginia Exchange, and left Thurs
day for an indefinite stay at Horscy
MIR. and Mrs. Ohio Taylor. of near
Snow Hill, gave turkey dinner Sun
day in honor of her nephew, MIR. Ralph
Shocklcy. who has recently returned
from France.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Wcs-
ley NJ. f. Church at Cedartown will
meet at the home of Mrs. Irving $.
Holston this Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Mack Littleton, ac-
companied by Mack littlcton, Jr.. and
Mrs. Gordv Littleton. of PocOmoke
City. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Ohio Taylor.
Miss Elizabeth Mock returned
home Monday night from a delightful
two weeks visit to her class mate,
1 Miss Catherine Ware. in New York.
-Gunners' licenses have been re-
ccivcd by the Clerk OF the Court, and
persons desiring to obtain the same
may do SO by paying the fee in the
clerks office. Licenses expire the last
of MAY. Ii is violation of the law
TO gun without license. and those
engaging in the sport should attend
TO the matter before they 20 on a
hunting trip.
Mrs. Lc Roy Smith and children
are visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas l.. Rich. AT Rock Hall, Md
Mr. Edward c. Wmbrough, son
of Mr.. J. +. Wimbrough. Of Snow Hill,
has recently become associated with
the Walton School of Commerce.
Philadelphia. and appointed to the
responsible position Of Eastern Mana
ger,
Mrs. Howard Schwarz and daugh-
ter Mary Ewing. of Baltimore, came
TO Snow Hill Tuesday from Ocean
CITY. where they are visiting to spend
the dav with Mrs. Schwarz's aunt,
Mrs. VI. r. Hargs Mr.. Franklin Up
shur and daughter, Ann, of Berlin.
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