Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-06-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Next Tuesday, June 2Ist is the
longest day of the year.
! Mr.. Charles Millar, of Cape Char
les, was a weekend visitor here.
Miss Sallie Bratten, who has been
on the sick list is slowly recovering.
Mrs. James Dryden has returned
from visit with friends in Balti-
more.
Mrs. l. H. West left this week for
Ocean City where she will conduct
cottage during the summer months.
Mrs. Harry D. Melvin and little
daughter, Anne, spent part of this
week with the formers parents at
Rehoboth.
Mrs. Mary Hickman former res
ident of this city, was in our town the
past week visiting friends and ac-
ouaintances.
Our farmers are getting ready for
the harvesting of their potatoes but
they begin the work with great dis
enlargement.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Hopkins, of Ir-
vington, Va, are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. E. Colboume, on Cedar
street extended.
Coming-Signe Paterson, the world
famed dancer and the Hawaiian Musi-
cal Revolutionary and Tuesday at
the Empire Theater.
Mrs. l.. T. Drummond and Miss An
ME Fletcher, of Cape Charles, were
guests this week of Mrs. Annie Har-
gis and Miss Maggie Clarke.
The Atlantic Hotel at Ocean City,
Nd, was opened to the public Sun
iay last: We understand this will be
ran this season on the European
p'ar.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goolsby and
chilcren, of Wilson, N. c., who have
been spending some time with rela-
tives here, returned to their home on
Monday last.
Mr.. j. Milton Clogg made bust
ness trip to Philadelphia the early
part of the week. Milton is here,
there and everywhere and the wonder
is that he is ever at home.
Mr.. James X. Riggin, of Baltimore
Iaid our town a visit during the past
week. Mr. Riggin formerly resided
here, has long list of friends in our
town all of whom were pleased to
shake his hand
State Senator Orlando Harrison, OF
Berlin, was in our town on Wednes
Gay last looking after business mat
tors. Senator Harrison is popular
with our people and they are always
glad to have MIN in their midst.
Secure seats now. They are going
fast. Signc Paterson, the Royal Ha
waiian Orchestra, in conjunction with
"The Woman Untamed," photo
play. All for SO cents and tax. At
Empire Thcater next Monday and
Tuesday.
Good times a plenty at the Lawn
Tete to be given by Miss Annie Dav-
is and Mrs Rose Mcdaniel on their
lawns on Second street, Tuesday ev-
ching, June 81. Benefit Ladies Aid
Of Salem M. E. Church. Come and
enjoy the refreshments and music.
Encouraging reports continue to be
heard from the condition of Mrs. M.
w. Coston who was recently operat-
ed on in an hospital at Baltimore. 1t
will be the matter of only week or
two before she is discharged from the
hospital and removed to her home in
this city.
We are glad, to report Mr.. o. A.
johnson as improving. He has been
on the sick list for several weeks and
his family and friends We're anxious
as to his condition. The news that he !
is on the way to recovery will be re-
ceived by his numerous friends with
the greatest of pleasure. /
Services at Salem M. E. Church
tomorrow as follows--Class meeting
S45 a. M; Sunday School, 10; serm-
on, "a Prayer for the Prosperity of ,
the Church." Epworth League, 100
p. M; sermon, can Old Love Story"
500. The pastor will be in the pulpit !
at both the morning and evening SER
vices.
Mr.. Francis Henry Purnell, of Bal
timore, passed through our town on