Democratic messenger., 1921-10-15

~hi oAHNl's bi '0idAtH l-'hiIis -
l.. are guests Of Nh and Mr.. O. NJ.
Chandler Mr.. Walsh is Mr.. Chand-
ler's brother.
The meeting of O. ;. Baptist~
here last SUNDAY wa, largely attend
ed. Automobiles were parked on both
sides of Washington Street from Fed
nral street to Railroad Avenue. The
day was beautiful and ideal for the
great gathering Of Baptists.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Chc-.er and
two daughters. of near Snow Hill. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufds Johnson and
daughter. of Girdlctrcc spent Sthday
at the home Of Mr.. and Mr. George
+. Hill, near Spence.
Mr. stephen H. Purncll. ST.. is
home from Laurel. bel. and Sails
bury. where, he has been visiting his
children.
Mr.. William Jester ami Mrs..
Rufus John on. OF Girdletrcc. spent
Thursday at the home of Mr.. Mcr-
rill Chess,r. near Snow Hill.
Miss Lodise u. CovingtoE return
ed home Saturday from visit I"
baltimore. While she was away Mrs.
Clayton J. l'urncl came up from
stockton to stay with Mr.. Gov ington.
The ). T. A. H. Society of Bates
Memorial VI. J.. Church met at the
home OF Miss Nctti, Shocklcy. of near
Snow Hill. Monday night. October
10th. Pumpkins. cut out in grotcs-
qic shapes. gave q Halloween APP
pcarnnc. L. the house decorations.
After :. bus mess meetings, games
We're playcd until refreshments We're
served. The table decorations we're
miniatm" baskets. covered in orangc
tissue paper. About forty members
We're present to enjo! the festive oc-
c;.Sion.
RrN. II. o. Oldakcr Is conducting
Il series of meetings AT the Christian
Church of Snow Hill. The meeting,
will continue nightly through next
week.
Mr. and Mr.. VI. r. Hargi. visited
hi, cousin, Mr. Alcvande' g. TOAD
vine. and wifi, in Salisbury this week.
The Worcester County Alumni
Association of the Maryland state
Normal School will hold Il meeting
October 2l,t at Snow Hill al 2.30
o'clock in the High School building.
4 full attendance i, requested.
Mi,, Louise PuSey, OF Atkinson
District. near Pocomoke. celebrated
her >iNtccnth birthday H"Gnc~'la,
night of last week The guests in
cl'rIcd Il number of young peopl,
from the neighborhood. and from
Snow Hill and rocomoke City. Inter
esting games were played. and Miss
Puscy Wa, the recipient Of rdnicr"us
pft,.
Mr.. Harris : Corddry spent the
week end with hi wife and daughter.
who have been visiting her brother,
Nj. Alexander II. Irwin. n Winter
Quarters, near Valley Forge, Pa. re-
turning home Monday. Mrs C"rddry
and daught,r came Wednesday night
Hon. William u. Corddhy. County
Chairman of the committee to rai>c
funds for Washington College. motor
"d To ChcStcllown this week 10 attend
i meeting Of the Alumni Association
and Directors of Washington College.
He wa, accompanied b! his son. Mr..
NcNell NJ. Corldfy, an ;tltmnu>, AM
Nj. William G. Powell.
Mr,. Benton H. Whalry i, spend
ing few days in Philadelphia AMI
Trenton. New Jersey. She will be
joined al the home Of her brcthcr-in-
law. Mr.. Wilford I.awShc. in Trenton,
10y her daughter. Mis-, Eilir Whalry.
during the week end
Mr.. George T.. Dryden and is
ter, Mis-, Emily Dryden. m"tor'd to
CheStrrtown 10 witness the football
game Saturday between Washington
College AMI 81 Johns College. Nj.
Dryden will also be in Annapolis to
st. Johns College and the | University
ri Maryland. and the Navy and rrin-
ceton. While AT st. Johns Mr. Dry
den played centre at the college team.
and was star player
M. and Mrs. Irving I,uitt. of
Portsmouth. Va. visited his aunt. Mrs
Charles T.. TirmonS. and his uncles,
Meesrs. John H. Truitt and William
r. Tluitt. in Indiantown this week.
DR.. 4. f.. Iandcr> and ,ou. Allan.
went to Baltimore SUNDAY. returning
Monday night.
MIR. William NJ. Sturgi>, foreman,
of The Messenger Office. has been sick
in bed for the past ten days.
Elder Coulter. of Philadelphia.
ANA Elder Ruston. of New York, were
entertained saturday night by Mr..
and Mrs. John H. Truitt. OF Indian