Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-03-05

Mr.. E. II. Matthews. of Salisbury
was in our town this week looking af.
ter the interests of his firm.
Mr.. J. F. Vincent was in attend
ance at the National Educational Raj
, |, held in Atlantic City, N. j.
Miss Mildred Matthews, of Sails
bury, was in this city a part of the
asst week on a visit to relatives.
Don't forget the mule sale to be
made at c. E. Townsend's stables this
afternoon by Mr.. joe Kindig, of York,
Penna.
The Worcester County Wooman's
Club will meet IN Berlin, Thursday,
March 10, in the Berlin Library build
ing at ESQ p. m.
Mr.. Julius G. Matthews, of Tenn
reranceville, Va, was in our town two
Gays of the past week as he guest of
lls sister. Mrs. o. j. Lucas.
Mrs. Sadie w. White, of Camden
\. j., is the guest of her mother
Mrs j. D. A. Robinson, at the corner
Of Second and Market streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Smith and
children, of Horsey, Va, spent a por-
t on of this week in our town as the
guests Of Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs.
A. I. Stevenson.
Mr.. Marion Il. Bonneville, former
> with Ii. T. Bonneville & Son, of
This city, has accepted a position with
Nh. Adolph Beyc, Of the repairing de-
9drtment of the pocomoke Musical
supply Company.
l large number OF friends in all sec
tIons of the EaserG Shore of Mary
and and Virginia. He was especially
we'll liked in Pocomoke City, having q
great number OF friends among the
Young men of our town.
We were pleased to shake the hand
of our old friend Charlie Tolson this
week. He was mere supplying our
merchants with wares in his line. He
ras many friends here and they are
always glad to sec him.
Mrs. Melville T. Seay, who has been
residing in Baltimore, arrived this
Acck to join her husband, DR.. Seay,
nd will make an indefinite stay hele.
a present they have rooms with Dr.
l.. G. Sigler on Market street.
Among the visitors to our town on
Monday last we noticed the Rev. l.. E.
Poole, Of Snow Hill, former pastor
IF Salem NJ. f. Church of this city,
Els old Pensioners and former
friends were all glad to see him.
Mr. E. W. Polk, who for the past
two months has been in the South
land in the interest of his firm arriv-
cd home this week and says he is
ready for the first Drum fishing TRIP
that is inaugurated by "the crowd"
Those Of us who knew the pleasing
character known as Harry McCul-
Tough, were sorry TO learn of his sud
den death which occurred in Phila-
delphia recently. He was fine gen
tleman and will b" greatly missed By
Misses Rhoda Walters, Primrose
Ennis and Anne Elaine who for the
last six weeks have been visiting in
Gainesville, Fla, and Laurensburg,
n. c., returned Thursday of this
week. They report a most wonderful
trip.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Pitts
Creek Baptist Church will hold a
Quarter Social at the home of Mr..
md Mrs. Lemucl P. Merrill on Thurs
day evening, March the 10th. Should
Thursday evening be unfavorable the
social will be held on Friday evening
following.
Some Of the large and unsightly
trees at The old Dickinson home on
Market street are being taken out,
much to the improvement of the
premises in general. There is such
thing as having too much shade and
tits was one of the places that had
TOO much.
Miss Mary B. Pusey, rural school
supervisor for this county, was pres
ent at the National Educational AS
eociation in session at Atlantic City,
y. j., from Friday to Tuesday last.
Miss Gladys Gordy, Latin instructor
at the Pocomoke High School, wa
ESQ in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Upshur Merrill enter