Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-04-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Miss Mae Parsons spent the week
end with friends in Delmar, Del.

in poor health for some time, is quite
ill.,
-Privates Franklin Stevens and
William T,1l, who enlisted in the L. S.
Army RRe year ago, for year, have
scrveIPut the time of their enlist
mcT ami received an honorable dis
Charge. Whey arrived home Monday
from ca"P Knox Kentucky.
Mrs. Ernest Marsh, mother Of
Mrs. W. +. Kitchens, of Snow Hill,
died at her home in Rehoboth Del,
last Saturday, aged S5 years. Mr. and
Mrs. Kitchens attended the funeral.
which took place at LeweS Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Walter, Home Demon.
stration Agent for Worcester County,
is attending the annual conference of
Home Demonstration Agents at the
Rcnncrt Hotel this week.
A meeting Of the Federated Girls
Clubs of Somerset County was called
in Princess Anne on Saturday. April
9th. Miss Waiter, the Home Demon
stration Agent of Worcester County,
with several representatives from
different clubs in the county attended
this meeting
-McSsrS. Joseph 6. Chopper. Or
lando Hastings. Edward Kelley, and
Mrs. Annie Parker. Of Sinepuxont,
were visitors AT The Messenger Office
Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Taylor, who has been
visiting Miss Ida Griffin. near Snow
Hill, has returned to her home in
Salisbury Miss Griffin and Miss Tay-
Tor We're among the number that went
on the excursion to Philadelphia Sun
day
Worcester Post no. Ct. American
Legion. will hold dance in Prices
Hall on Monday evening May 30th
decoration Day. An orchestra has
been engaged. refreshments will be
served. and all who attend are assured
of n very delightful evening. Tickets
will he on sale later
Mrs +. Howard Collins and Miss
Lucille Collins have been visiting in
Philadelphia this week
Mrs. Helen Booth Yarnal and
daughter. Of Media. Pa. are visiting
Mr. G. Parker Smith and other
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. 5. Hudson have
been spending this week with relatives
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. W. G. Powell end daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Powell, are visiting in
Philadelphia and New York.
Roy George W. Townsend. Of Rid
ley Park. Pa. and Rev George W
Bounds. Of Wilmington. visited a, the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Pilchard.
near Stockton. last week Mn Town
send is a former pastor Of Stockton.
Rcmson. and Franklin City NJ. f.
Churches, and Mr.. Bounds Is the cou-
sin Of Mrs. Pilchard.
Mrs George W. Carmcan. who
has been visiting in and near Snow
Hill. returned TO her home in Norfolk
the first of the week
4 family reunion was enjoyed AT
the home of Mr. and Mrs John W.
Devcrcaux last Sunday. Those pres
cnt were the following: Mrs. George
". Carmcan, of Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Clayvillc Of Snow Hill, Mr.
and Mrs James Il. Dcvcrcaux. Of near
Snow Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
T. Brimcr. Of Box Iron.
The $. +. A. r. Society of Bates
Memorial NJ 7. Church will present
the drama. Aaron Slick From Punkin
Crick," at the Empire theatre POGO
mokc City. next Tuesday evening.
April 18th. This drama has been sue
ccSsfully presented in Snow Hill and
Berlin by home talent, and its prcscn-
tation in Pocomokc will give the peo-
Pile of that town an opportunity to
spend an evening of rare entertain
ment and enjoyment.
Miss Sue Jones, of Philadelphia, is
visiting At the home of her sister, Mrs.
William 7. Hearne.
Mrs. William T.. PuInell is visit
ing friends and relatives in Baltimore
The many friends Of Miss Amelia
Riggin. who is rccupcrating in hos
pital in Philadelphia. will be glad to
learn that She is making rapid prog
resS towards recovery. Miss Higgins
homo is in Anglcsca. New Jersey, but
She has frequently visited her aunt,