Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-07-02
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int, Mrs. William j.
hester, Pa.
MIR. Wallace Sturgis
City, spent Saturday and Sunday at
home with his mother. Mrs. Ada V.
Sblrgis.
MIR. James f. Mock, formerly of
Snow Hill, but now living at George
town. spent the week end with friends
in Snow Hill.
Worcester Post g., American
Legion. will give a dance in Prices
Hall next Monday evening, July
Fourth. The dance is for the bere-
fit of the Post. The dance will be a
very enjoyable affair All members
and the public invited to at, end.
Tickets arc on sale at Prices store.
- Mr.. and Mrs. David l.. johnson
are entertaining house party over
tho week end at their home near
Ocean City. The guests include the
following: Miss Elizabeth Mock and
Mis- Esther White Cf INV Fill; Mis-
Mary Jones. Nr. William Wigton. and
Mr.. Levin f.. Dirickson. of Berlin:
Miss Virginia Fletcher, Mr.. Thorn:
blackstone. and Mr.. Melbourne
Mapp, OF Accomac Coun y. Virginia.
Miss Annie VI. station, Of Wash
ingham. came home Thursday to
spend her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. Benton II. Whaley, and other
relatives.
Mr. William Jarman and daugh-
ter, Carolyn. of Duvault. Pa. spent
! the seek end at The home of his
brother. Mr.. Sewell J&rman.
Mrs. Marion +. Hargis is vi: ting
General Francis f. Waters and fam
! lily at their cottage in the Bue Ridge
/ Mountains.
Miss Elyira Whaley came home
Friday to spend a few days With her
mother. Mrs Benton II. Whaley. Miss
Whaley is developing her ar.iStic
talents by specializing in . cuStome
designing at the Winifred Warren
School in New York City.
Hon. and Mrs. William y. Cord
! dry have returned home from three
weeks visit TO their son. Mr.. ".
Howard Corldly. and wife, in Mem
phis. Tennessee. Mr.. and Mrs. Cord
dry greatly enjoyed their visit. and
while they we're /, ng'y attracted by
the hospitality of the Southern i CO.
pie, and impressed with the beau
ties of Memphis. where their son is
consulting engineer. they are glad 20
be back in old Snow Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. station
pleasantly entertained party Of
friends from Wayne, Pa. from Fri
day until Monday Their guests in
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. William Coch-
ran Cthe latter formerly Miss Car
olyn Wharton, OF Stockholm Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney ArScott. and Mr.. nd MIS-.
Robert Fl. Smith Mr.. and Mrs
i Station and their guests accom-; nied
the members OF the Eastern Shore
Society of Baltimore from Snow Hill
to Ocean City Saturday afternoon.
and Ocean City was revisiting Sunday.
/ The return trip to THEN homes in
Wayne was made Monday.
MIR. G. Edwin Coulboun, wife
and children, of Cape Charles, Va,
were week end visitors at the home
of his father, Nh George W. COul-
/ bouln.
! MIR. Charles a. Clarke returned
, Sunday from ST. Louis, where he at
tended the Head Camp Of the Modern
j Woodmen OF America rs a delegate
from Maryland. The business meet
ings were profitable and instructive.
and the entertainment all that could
be desired. Nh. Clarke found ST.
Louis busy and hustling city, and
he was much impressed with the
city, the people. hotels, public build
ings. and other enterprises. Not
the least enjoyable of the many pleas
ureS he experienced was an excursion
on the Mississippi River, the majestic
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