Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-06-04

Of Salisbury. visited his brother, Nj.
Norman Layfcld on Sunday.
Miss Mary +. Parsons, who has
been visiting friends and relatives in
Washington and Baltimore, returned
home Tuesday.
-Children'S Day service will be
held in the Presbyterian Church Sun
day evening at quarter to eight o'clock.
MIR. and Mrs. Asbury c. Riley
have announced the engage ment of
their daughter. Bessie Straughn, to
Mr.. Norman p Morris. of Dover, Del
No date has been set for the wedding.
MIR. and Mrs J.. W. DRYDEN. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Norm; Dryden motorcd
to Salisbury Tuesday on business
trip.
MIR. and Mrs. George A. Shock, Y.
of Pittsvillc. spent Sunday with his
sister. Mrs. Z. W. Dryden, and hus-
band. They were accompan ed by
their son. Mr.. Walter Shockley. of
Pittsville, their daughter, Miss Maude
Shockley, and Mr.. Frank Hedley, of
Chester. Pa.
MIR. George W. Vincent and Mr..
Edward J. Dashicll. who have been on
the sick list this week, arc very much
improved.
/ MIR. William Hickman, who has
been attending a business college in
Wilmington. came home this week to
spend the summer with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Hickman. Mr..
Hickman has been pitching baseball
for his college team. and has lost only
one game this season.
Miss Lille Howard accompanied
her brother, Mr.. Harry Howard, TO
Philadelphia in his car Wednesday.
Mrs. George Il. Pope. of Balti
more. j. visiting her brother, Col.
George VI. UpShur.
Miss Eva ;. Townsend. of Phila-
dclphia is visiting Miss Mollic Coul
bourn.
Mr.. Frank UpShur. Of Baltimore,
was q week end visitor at the home of
his brother, Col. George VI. Up:hur
Col. George VI. UpShur went TO
Washington last week to attend a
meeting of the Association of South
ern Clubs of Yale University. The
program of the meeting included a
visit to Mount Vernon. reception b"
President and Mrs. Harding 1T the
White House. a reception by John
Hays Hammond. the noted engineer
and friend of Cecil Rhodes, and din
ner Saturday evening at the Willard
Hotel
MIR. and Mrs. Clayton =. Dennis,
of Newark, have sent out invitations
to the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Elsie May. to Rev. EsSell Parks
Thomas, of Wilmington. The mar
riage will take place in Bowen NJ. +.
Church. Newark. on Tuesday, June
the fourteenth. at twelve o'clock. noon
Miss Dennis taught in the Snow Hill
High School this year and formo rly
taught at Stockton.
MIR. Lester Bailey. of Cape Char
les. spent the week end with his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Bailey.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Ferguson
of Wilmington. Del. have been guests
of Mrs. William II. Purnel.
Mrs. Walter Pruitt and two chill
drcn. of Moorc'S. Pa. are visiting their
cousin. Mr.. Frank Davis. and family.
Miss Elizabeth Caldwell o. Tenn
cSsee. who has been her on a isit to
Miss Ethel Jones and Miss Ethel
Taylor. returned home last Tue; day.
Mrs. Barnes Compton Graham
and son. David. of Baltimore. visited
hcr sister, Mrs. Nora ShCckley. and
niece. Mrs. Thomas J. Johnson. this
week. and also attended the alumni
banquet of the Snow II II High School
Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Parsons.
Mr.. c. w Cor,ldry and daughter. Mar
garct. and Mrs. Winona Harris spent
Sunday with relatives at Laurel.
Evergreen Rcbckah Lodge No. 63
of Pocomoke City, will hold lawn
fetc at the home of Mrs Robert
Northam on Wodnc. day evening. June
Sth. Ic, cream, cake and candy will
be sold. If Wednesday evening should
, be stormy. come ThurSd Y evening.
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