Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-09-06

az, III Iaul Jon's, several Gay TINS
week
Defenders Day, frd;! ~eptcm-
hcl l2th.Will be observed by the bank.
Of Worcester County IS :; Iopai holi-
day
Rev. X. S. Monde and famly of
Narp-, lie. Va. VISITED Nr. and Mr,.
Carson J. Chardlc Goraay ana 'lue-
day.
Mr. Fhipp and three children. Of
Chincotcaruc Island. has bc,u hc.c
this vcck on Il ,i-i, to lo>. and MIR.
l.. f. Poole
Prof. and Mr. Ha1y t. Co,inp
ton have returned from Ocean CITY.
WHERE they have been pending Soy
cral weeks. and are visiting hen father,
Col. Gcorpc Il. pshur
Prof. Charlie :. Richardson ana
wife. who were on visit to her
brother. Mn Thomas +. Wharton. al
Stockton. spent several days OF last
week with Nh and Mrs, J. Edward
White.
Rev. Horace Trutt. Of Copper
Hill. Tenn. a native Of this section,
is here on visit to friends and rel
ativcs Nj. Truitt hopes to return to
the Eastern Shore soon to make his
home here.
The Young Peoples Aid Society
of Whatcoat VI. f. Church will serve
lunch at noon today CFriday), Scptcm-
Der 18th, in the social room Of the
church. In the evening There will be-
q sale of ice cream home made candy
and cakes.
Mr. George l.. Bishop. of Car
Isle. Pa, spent the week end with his
sisters. the Misses Sallic and Dorothy
Bishop. Nh Bishop is Il former res
idcnt Of Snow Hill. and he spent part
of Monday in greeting many Of his
old friends.
Mrs. {. +. Holland and daughter
OF Philadelphia, have been here on a
visit to her brother. Mr.. William J.
Fowler Mr. and Mrs Fowler have
also had the following guests . part
Of this week: Nh and Mrs. Ernest
Laws. Of salisbury; Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Tilghman. salisbury; Mrs.
James Bounds. rocomokc City.
The Ladies Aid Society Of NasSa-
wango NJ. T.. Church Will meet At the
home Of Mrs Marion DiSharoon this
Saturday evening. September 9th.
A box social Viii be- held and all arc
cordially invited to attend and pan
'icipatc in the evenings entertain
mcnt.
Mis- Eva $. Townsend. who has
been spending her vacation in Snow
Hill with Mis- Mollic Coulbomn. left
the FIRST Of the week for Philadelphia.
Miss Townsend is graduate nurse Of
the Presbyterian Hospital. Phlladcl-
phia. and ,hc will resume her duties
rs head of one Of the departments in
that institution.
Capt Robert l.. Caus"y and wife.
by their son. Sergeant
Louis Causcy, and their daughter
Mis- Caroline Causcy. Of Norfolk
have been here this week in a visit
to his mother, Mn. Carrie CauScy,
who has been quite i'll. Sergeant
Cau>cy has recently returned from
France. where he served eighteen
with the First Army Head
quarters. in charge Of the American
Army Prisoner Camp at s.;
Nazairc.
Mr.. Silas y. Jalman and son, Of
Philadelphia, and his sister, Mrs. t.
T.. Tmmons. of Newark. have return
I'd from a visit TO thon brother, Mr.
John ". Jarman in Monroe City,
Missouri. They found their brother
and wife well, hut report that Mrs
Zcna Jaman is in very poor health
Mr.. Jarman say the crops in tho
west are very good. although the re-
cent rains did little damage to the
wheat. which i. Just hcing thrcshcd
out, the season being q little late. Mr.
John ". Jarman and family are con
tcmpating making . uip cast to see
their Eastern Shore friends as soon as
the health of Nj. Zcna Jarman per
mits.
Mrs. Levin j. Kelley has received
word that her nephew. Lieut.. Scwcll
Collins. has been presented with the
cross by Sir Douglas Haig.
commander in chief of the British
army. Mr. Collins. who vas in Lon
don prosecuting his ant studies. when