Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-06-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Nj Robert Emory. of Philadcl-
phia visited his mother thi, week.
Mrs Helen Booth lainall and
children. OF Philadelphia, are visiting
Mrs. c. Parker Smith, and other
friends.
Nh Ralph Puncll. of Salisbury.
was a week end visitor in Snow Hill.
Teddy is now on the road with The
Scott Purncll Company.
Mrs. Dewitt West. of Milford.
visited relatives in Snow Hill. the first
Of the week
Miss Elizabeth Powell. Miss kath-
iyn Jones' Miss Lillian Riley and Miss
Grace Purncll are home from college.
Nh Thomas Dunlap and dauph-
ter. Miss Mabel, left Thursday to visit
relatives in Chicago.
Mrs Elwood Funis>. Of SaNis,
Va. visited friends and relatives hero
this week
Mrs. Adams. of Pocomokc. is here
on a visit TO her daughter. Mrs. II, II.
Bailey.
Mrs. William Rownds. Of phila-
dclphia. has returned home from a
wish to Mrs. William |. Rownds. in
in Snow Hill. She has son. Lieu
tenant ". A. Rownds. at Camp Hola-
bird. who is we'll known here where he
spent much of his boyhood with his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. |.
Rownds
Miss Lucille Collins presented six
of her pupils in an interesting piano
recital al her home Monday afternoon.
June 9th. The young pianiStS were
heard by an apprcciativc audience.
and showed careful preparation and
training. They were assisted by Mrs.
T. Spence Smith. who gave two
charming songs. Those taking part
in the program were: Evelyn Shock
ley. Marie Burbagc. Willie Shockley.
Ethelyn Bowen. Marie Herman, and
Ethel Shocklcy.
You who have feet are invited to
read the advertisement of r. H. Col
lin> & Son on the Editorial page and
to look al the show windows of this
firm. Mr.. Collins is doing all in his
power to give you foot comfort
MIR. Russell Higgins visited
friends in Snow Hill sunday.
Mr.. William c. Powell was in
Baltimore the first of the week at
tending meeting Of the Maryland
Board of Pharmacy Of which he Is
member.
Lieut.. Clarence Hodson. Royal
Air Force. of Great Britain. arrived
home Thursday night of last week.
Lieutenant Hodson had some thrill
ing experiences as a flyer He was
Of those who flew over Germany and
hurled bombs on the Huns to pay
them back for their visits to the cities
OF Great Britain. He was present al
the surrender Of the German fleet and
spent much time on the North Sea.
He was wounded. had influenza. and
pneumonia and is home on a furlough.
-Rcv j. II. Lynch, of the NJ. L.
Church. Powcllsvillc. will preach AT
Bates Memorial VI. +. Church, Sunday
al S.l5. y. M Mr.. Lynch is an inter
csting speaker. and the public is cordi-
ally invited to hear him.
Miss Annie Phillips, Of Princess
Anne, niece Of Mrs. Montgomery
Stage. after plcasan; visit here. left
for her home Thursday morning.
Or. Ricketts,, Who had been in bed
for a week or more with AN attack Of
appendicitis. left on Thursday for
Philadelphia. where he will undergo
an operation. He has had trouble with
his appendix for several years.
Milton Trader is home from
France. where he saw active service
He Is glad TO be home again and his
parents are equally glad to welcome
him back.
Mr.. Marion T. .HargiS has pur-
chased handsome new Buick touring
ear of o. W. Wilson. the Buick repre-
sentative in Snow Hill.
Mrs. James u. Dickcrson and
children left Thursday to join her hus-
band at Henrico. North Carolina,
where they will make their home.
Miss Grace Purncll. Miss kathryn
Jones. and Miss Elizabeth Powell are
hon. from their reSuectiVc schools.