Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-09-17

emu Win Miss lfaNefs IN SALISBURY.
Mrs Charles Irwin Jones has re-
turned home from a visit TO her par
ents in Crisfcld
Mrs. Gordon Bowen, Of near Ber-
lin, visited Mr.. and Mrs Charles H.
Bowen this week.
Miss Helen Stephano. Of Philadel-
phia, is the guest Of Mrs Felix Lake
Miss Stcphano has been spending
some time with friends at Boz Iron.
Rev. John J. Bunting, Of Berlin,
will occupy the pulpit Of Wesley
Chapel, Cedartown, on Sunday after
noon at three o'clock. The public is
cordially invited to attend
Mrs. b. o. Rorwalius, who is
visiting her parents in Girdletlee, was
o visitor in Snow Hill Wednesday.
Mrs. Rorwalius will be remembered
as Miss Halle Scarborough. She viii
return to Baltimore about the middle
Of October.
Miss Marie Bjorsyne. of Xew
York. Miss Fila Stevenson, and
MessIs Henry and Thomas Stevenson.
Of Easton, spent the week end as the
guests Of Mis- Mary Johnson on the
bayside.
The monthly meeting Of the Cabi-
net and District Officers of the Wor-
ccs,cr County sunday school .A,socia-
ton will b. held in Whatcoat VI. f.
Church, Snow Hill. this friday
e.ening at 40 o'clock. Every pastor.
Sunday School superintendent and
teacher is requested to be present
Whitley" Swnplcr, who perform
ed behind the bat for the Snow Hill
baseball team this year, has been
signed by Manager Dunn Of the Balti-
more Orioles Of the international
League. and will 20 south with the
champions on their spring training
trip.
MIR. Clayton r Richardson,
cashier of the Commercial National
Bank left Monday morning to ac-
company his son, Walden j. Richard
son, to Mercersburg Academy, Pa,
whore he matriculated. Although the
youngest member Of his class, Walden
graduated in June at the Snow Hill
High School. with hOnorS. His course
of study at Mcrcersburg will be pre-
paratory to Princeton University,
which he expects to enter next year.
We wish him success. and bespeak
further honor- for him in his col
lcge career
Victor Keen, who Is pitching Tor
the Chicago National League team, is
performing in good style. but he has
been unable TO turn in a victory yet.
Twice he has been pit,ed against Mar
guard. the star >outhpaw Of the
Cincinnati Reels, and twice lie was de-
fcated by marrow margins. He went
in a. relief pitcher against Pitts
burg. and held the smoky town slug
gers 10 enc hit ard no iuns during the
brief time re was on the Slab In
game against Philadelphia he was
taken out in the seventh inning To al
low 4 pinch bitter TO bat, and as his
teammates could not bat cut q victory.
the loss Of the game was chalkcd up
to him IN the games in which Keen
ha, participated his team has been in
a batting slump which accounts. in
some measure, for his defeat~ He
has shown that he is fit for big league
service. and te is ure Of . berth next
season.
Three Of the children OF Mr.. and
Mrs. +. \. Warren. who live in At
kinSon's District, few miles from
Snow Hill, left thi, week for college
F. A. Warren, Jr. returns to Harvard
University. and Warren Warren and
Miss Mary Warren have matriculated
at the State Norman School. Towson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemmon ". Outten
entertained the following at dinner
Sunday: M. Elton :. Landing. Mr..
and Mrs. John J Boston. Of POGO
moke. Mr., and Mrs. Pierce G. Land
ing and children. Of Princess Anne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred l. Lynch and
sons. of Selbyville and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter J. Landing and son. Of New
Church. Va.
IIr George b. Bishop. Of Phila
dephia Dr. John Bishop. and Nj.
William Il. Bishop. of Baltimore. are
visiting their sisters. Misses Sallie
and Dorothy Bishop.
Revival meetings commenced Al
Goodwill Baptist Church Sunday.
Mr. Harry f. Gey, chief engi-