Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-06-07
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ave an interesting Flower recital
Wednesday afternoon al the home of
Miss Ellen Wharton. one of the mem
bcrs. The rooms were attractiNely
decorated with flowers. and the pro
gram consisted Of piano compost .On>
with flower titles Those taking part
in the program were the following
Pauline Price. Clotildc Bundick, Thco
Doughty. Alma Parsons. Henrietta
Disharoon, Lillian Fleming, Victoria
Bundick. Ellen Wharton. Mcrvn Bur
bagc, Homer Mason. Louise Taylor,
and Dorothy Miles.
Mrs W II. Marshall has been i'll
this week, and her daughter Miss
Florence Marshall. is home from
Baltimore in attendance on her.
Quite "a number Of our people at
tended the dedication of the new
church at RcmSon sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean and son. Mr..
Reese Dean, of Roscdalc Pa, were the
guests of her brother, Rev. NJ W.
Marine, last Sunday.
Sergeant Oscar Ward has returned
from overseas. and is home to stay
with his mother.
Miss Bessie Hill has returned TO
New York, after short visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.. William Hill.
Mr. Arthur Hill and family spent
Sunday here with his parents.
Mrs. Adclla Clutr has returned TO
her home in Snow Hill, after a pleas
ant visit at the home of Mrs. ". II.
Marshall
DIR. and Mrs. William VI. Burwell,
OF Chincotcague, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas r. Wharton.
Sunday.
Mr. Rex Bromley and sister, Miss
Ida Bromley. entertained their friends
Tuesday evening. Dancing was en-
joyed. refreshments served. and the
young people had a good time gcncr-
ally.
School days are over. and the young
men and ladies of the graduating
class have left to enter different paths
Of life. We wish them success and
happiness.
The out of town teachers in the
High School have returned to their
respective homes. Rev. G.. NJ. Galar-
ncau to Snow Hill; Miss Mary Hyland
to fredericksburg; Miss Elsie Dennis To
Newark; and Miss Mabel Jones to
Pocomoke.
Miss Juanita Bundick entertained
the graduating class Monday evening.
On Wednesday evening the class and
few friends were entertained by
Miss Eleanor Nelson. at her home in
New Church.
Mr.. John Bromley is home from
Baltimore, taking much needed rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Burbage and
family, of Snow Hill, were guests of
her sister, Mrs S. f.. Brimcr. and
family on Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Tull IS i'll at his home
near here.
Miss Ina Taylor. of Cape Charles,
has been visiting relatives here. She
also attended the graduating eNer-
c,es at the High School her brother
Mr.. Preston Taylor, being one of the
graduates.
DR.. and Mrs. j. d. Dickcrson have
returned from an automobile trip 70
New York and other places.
We regret to report that the mother
of Mr.. A. c. Hancock has been strick-
en- with paralysis. and J., seriously III
at her home near klej Grange.
On Thursday evening, last week,
the graduating class gave their play,
"Thc Rescue of Prince Hal" which
was well presented and kindly re-
ceiyed by the large audience. Com
mencement was held Friday evening.
The program included Salutatory, by
Mis-, Mabel Brimer; Grafton, "Theo-
dorc Roosevelt the Man" by Carrie
ton NJ. Jones; Essay. Work of the
Y. W. c. A. by Miss Eleanor +. Mel
son; and Naledictory, by W. Preston
Taylor Mr. John 5. McMaster' pre-
scented the "Old Home Prize Medal"
TO William H. BayliS whose essay was
entitled. Home. Sweet Home" Mis-,
Juanita Bundick received the Whar-
ton Medal for Defamation, and Pres
ton Taylor. the Margaret dcWaal Par
ker Medal for English and the Princi-
pals Medal Or. Hervin l.. Roop adj
dressed the graduates, and all present
would have been glad had he spoken
longer.
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