Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-07-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Mrs. Belle Long. Of DagSboro, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Bailey.
Mrs. Franklin Maddox and two
children, of Newport News, Va. arc
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr..
f. T. Maddox.
Miss Emma Shockley, OF Sails
bury. is the guest Of her cousin. Miss
Lottie Fooks.
Mrs. George Marvel. of Chester,
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry
Bradford.
Miss Eloiso Kelley, of lronshirc.
visited her aunt, Mrs. l.. J. Kelley
thi, week
Professor l.. James Kelley is tax
ing course at the Johns Hopkins
Summer School.
Mr.. Burleigh Fooks. of Annap-
oils. spent the Fourth at Snow Hill
with his mother.
MIR. and Mrs. Luther NJ. Akin
son. OF Danville, Va, are here on a
visit to relatives.
Mrs Dale Mcdonald was week
end visitor at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Joseph Stanford.
Miss Kendall Lee, of Washington,
u. G.. is visiting her cousin, Miss
Elinor Powell.
Nh. William T. Ward returned to
his home in Philadelphia Tuesday
after short visit to his mother. Mrs.
Julia Ward, and his brother, Mr..
John Ward.
Mr. William Layficld and family.
and Mr.. Walter White and family, of
Salisbury, visited relatives here sun
day.
Mrs. Charles W. Shockley and
daughter, Miss Evelyn Shocklcy, re-
turned home the FIRST of the week
from visit to friends and relatives
IN Philadelphia.
MIR. c. c. Holloway, of Easton,
Pa. was in Snow Hill Wednesday
closing up his former business rela-
tionS with "Thc People"
Miss Florence Hayward, of Phil
adclphia, is visiting at the home of
her brother, Nh George Hayward, Of
near Snow Hill.
Mrs. George y. Pope, who ha,
been spending month with her
brother. Col. George NJ. Upshur, r.
turned thi. week to her home in Bait
more.
Mrs William r. Bishop and son,
Wiliam H.. ill., who have lie n
pending some time here with her
r,o,hcr, Mrs. John T. Moore. re-
:uncd "Wednesday to their hoac in
Baltimore
Nj Thoma. |. CoIddly came
hcn,e Saturday night to spend the
holidays with his parents, Hon. and
Mrs, William y. Cor&dry.
Nh. John r. Moore, Jr.. spent
the week md with Iii, daughter.
Margaret Gordon Moore. who has
been spending some timc with her
grandmother, Mrs. John F. Moore.
Mrs. +. J. Ford, Of Clayton, ncl.,
and Mrs. g. f. Hammond and chill
drcn, Wilson and Nancy, Of Whining
Ton, Del, are being entertained AT the
home of their mother, Mrs. Edward
4. Hill.
Miss Lucille Collins left this
week TO take a special course in music
at The Mountain school Birming
ham, IA. In addition TO instructions
on The pipe organ. Miss Collins will
take 4 course on the piano under
George +. Boyle. Instructor at the
Peabody Institute, Baltimore.
Mrs. John =. Moore and sister,
Miss Juliet I. Purncll, who have been
spending several weeks at Mrs.
Moorc's home here, will leave today
to spend the remainder of the sum
rner with Gen. Francis f. Waters and
Mrs. Waters at their cottage in the
Blue Ridge Mountains.
Mrs. f.. NJ. Jones has returned
home from visit to her relatives
at her old home in Kansas. She had
delightful visit and was accom-
panied home by her cousin, Miss
Grace Chittenden.
-"'Thc People" newspaper, which
has been published few times this
year. appeared under new manage
ment last week with Mr.. f.. T..
Johnston. who formerly edited 1.-The