Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-07-16

Mrs William Colona and son, Of
New Port News. Va, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Carson +. Chandler.
F. ". McMastei, Esq. has teen
attending the Wicomico Court this
weel;. His suit against Blindlnger
oy, The sale of his farm Nill be tried
At this term OF the Wcomico Court.
Mrs. T.. :. Dash.ell and son. Nj.
Alfred DaShicll, are pending a week
with Mrs Harriet; Dashio.l at her
cottage in Ocean City.
The annual pony penning will
take place At AsSateapue and Chin
colleague. Va. on Tuesday and We'd
nesday. July 10Th and 9th, a, which
time q large number of fine animals
will he coiralled and offered for sale.
The Editors of The Messenger
are in receipt of an invitation To at
tend meeting Of the Democratic
state Central Committee AT the Ho-
tel Renncit. Baltimore, on Thursday,
July DIST, at one o'clock. +. VI.
Atwood Gordy, who has been
signed by the Baltimore team of the
International League. pitched great
ball for the Baltimore champions
against Buffalo Tuesday. Only -four
hits We're made of of his delivery.
but poor support caused his defeat.
With any kind Of a break. he would
have scored q Shut-out. Nj. Gordy
has been one Of the star twiilerS Of
the Washington College team for
two seasons. He was signed hy the
Washington team, but let out To
Baltimore. He is the son Of Nj. and
Mrs. K. a. Gordy, of near Circle
tree. and his friends in Worcester
will watch his career with interest.
Acting in the role of a good
Samaritan, George FringS. who has
relatives in Stockton and Snow Hill.
came near losing his life on account
of the misunderstanding of a frantic
foreigner. whose injured boy he rush
ed to a hospital at Perth Amboy,
New Jersey. Mr.. Frings and q COM
panion were motoring from New
York to Atlantic City. when they
saw. on the outskirts OF keypoit. a
IL. !, Of /
down hoy about five wears old.
After rushing the boy to the hospital
Frings and companion returned 10
acquaint the boys parents of the
accident. The boys parents are Hun
gar;ns. and unable to understand
English. the excited father thought
I'rngs and companion had been in
the machine that struck the boy He
dashed in the house. and coming out
with . gun. fired before he could c
di>alneG. When re understood the
situation the Hungarian WIS profu>e
in his apologies
Mem Shoe STYLES Tor fall viii be
hca.y rogue. Eith 4 strap instead e
lace front. according to !. Kalisky.
ptesiden, Of the Shoe Ira, elcr-' As
,ocia;ion of Chicago. in convention
last week. Nlr. KaliSky added that
shoe prices we've an kelly 10 drop
for ONE time To come. IS they have
already cropped about 20 re, cent Of
wartime prices"
Rev. Leonard Il. Smith, wife nd
children. Powell and Leonard H.. Jr.
are here on visit 10 her mother.
NJ. Robert ). Powell. and her lister.
Mr.. Edgar Northam. Mr.. Smith is
the pastor OF the Peninsula VI. T..
Chwch in Wilmington, bel. He VA
formerly located in Seattle Washia.
ton. where he had charge Of lglge
church.
Nr. A.1C Humphreys has re-
signe\ the/ position Of principal Of
the S&w/liil High School. and Mr..
O. ForN Simmons. Of Dorchester
County/Ras been appointed to sue
coed himA Nj. simmons comes to
Snoy Hill Merry highly recommended
by EuperintAden, J. Il. Noble Of
Dorchester County. by the state
Supervisor of High Schools, and otter
eminent educators. He has lad six
teen years experience in teaching.
and is now at the University of Nir-
ginia completing the work necessary
to receive an a. y. degree. Mr..
Humphreys. the retiring principal.
has been in charge .! the Snow Hill
High School fourteen years. during
which time the school has developed
along the lines laid out by the state
Board of Education, and has kept
pace with the foremost High Schools
in the State Mr. Humphreys has
large business interests in Snow Hill.