Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-02-01

.cut. ". H. Ricketts, that he win ar
rive in Snow Hill next Tuesday, and
resume the practice of dentistry.
Lieut.. Ricketts, has been mustered ou'
of service, and is now nj nj horne u
Plcasantville. New jersey
Hon. J. Harry Cgying.or |; nd
dress a meeting Of The stare far.
er-----socia.i2n u, Hote. do root
Opera mouse. Wilmlngton Tuesday
February :;h, 1919 Canncfs and
growers OF the Penn ia are urged
to he present at this meeting to hear
the message Of Judge Covington.
Private Russell J. Bonneville. who
returned with his company from
France few weeks ago, is now NJ
Camp Dix New Jersey He writes
his father Nh George +. Bonneville.
that he will be mustered out of SER
vice next week. and that he will lose
no time in coming to Snow Hill.
We are in receipt of bag OF
vegetable seed from L. $. Senator
John Walter Smith for distribution to
The people OF Worcester County. The
package contain Cucumber. Lettuce,
Mu kmclon. Radish and Tomato seed.
ANY reader o. rho Messenger may
have a package by calling here fol it.
on sending rs request by mail.
Every subscriber who is marked
- on the address slip OF hi Messcn-
yer is requested to pay 4 years sub
scription. If the Slip reads John Jack
Jan. Is. er February OF March or any
other month in 1915. it means that
your subscription has expired and ii
yoc I've outsid" of Worcester County
YOU should send US Sl5O for renewal.
on Slo0 for renewal in Worcester
County All subscriptions marked
Jan. ~ are due and those marked
Feb. ~ Wil be due this month. We
will thank al subscribers for prompt
renewals.
Nj. +. Z. Atkinson, Of Jcssups.
Maryland spent the week end ..
home with his wife and children. He
had the pleasure of seeing for the
first time his second son, who was
just a month old his birth having oc-
Cured on Christina, Day. MIR. At
kinson is the manager Of the farm at
Jcssup, and is conducting il in such 4
manner is to bring in substantial -
turns. and to Win for himself the
commentator of his superior officers.
Corporal John Marshall Wilson
has received an honorable discharge
from military service. and has rctGln-
- 10 civilian He. For several months
hc has been in tho Government SER
ice at Langley Field Va. On re
cchirg NJ, discharge he Immediately
entered the Episcopal Seminary at
Nandlia Va. 10 prepare himself
for the ministry,
Mr.. and Mrs John ". Eownds. of
Pit,s,ille, ere visiting AT the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bailey. Mr..
RoWnds married Mr.. Bailcy's sister.
and both he and his wife have many
relatives and friends in Snow Hill
and vicinity. While here, Mr. RovndS
called at The Messenger Office, and
became a member of our large fam
ily By subscribing to The Messenger.
Rev. }. II. Lynch, of Powellsville
Circuit. VI. T. Church. has been in
Baltimore conducting evangclistic
services in the South Baltimore and
Lowe Churches with great success.
There have been over 25O conversions.
Nh Lynch will preach nj Mt. Olive
this sunday morning, February I'd.
and 1T Powcllsvillc in the evening.
Rev. Lynch has been member Of the
VI. ' tll'tfllNN htis NAtf'' 90 -
vet. rs result of his labors. there
have been over 1000 conversions. In
all his travels he says he has not
found u place or people so dear TO him
as the pines and people of Worcester
and Wicomico. MIR. Lynch is plan
ming to begin special meetings At Mt.
Zion. February 9th.
Mrs. II. c. Spurrier entertained a
{ W friends of Mrs w r. Spurrier at
Their home on Church Street last We'd
nesday afternoon,
Private Walter Trader, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney +. Trader, has
received his discharge from military
service, and returned home this week
from Camp Meade.