Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-06-11
LOCAL AND Personal


end in Baltimore.
Miss Mary Bailey is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Max Adams, in Baltimore.
Miss Blanche Bowen is visiting
friends in Westminster
MIR. Burleigh c. FookS, of Annap-
oils. came home this week on a visit.
and to attend the wedding of Miss
Elizabeth Dwell Mr. Fooks is the
business manager of the Annapolis
Evening Capitol and the Weekly Adj
vcrtiser, I'D his enterprise ard bust
ness acumen are strong factors in the
success Of these publications
The Woman'S Club will meet al
the club room in Berlin. on Thursday,
June 10th. As this is the last meeting
before the summer vacation. large
attendance is requested.
A sacred cantata will be given in
Whatcoat NJ. +. Church by the mem
bers of the choir on Tuesday evening,
June lith. at 7.45 o'clock. No admiS-
sion will be charged, but an Offering
will be taken. The public is invited
to attend.
Elder Il. r. Coulter, Of Philadcl-
phia, will preach in the Old School
Baptist Meeting House of Snow Hill
Sunday morning at the usual hour.
Mrs. John Wimbrow, of Norfolk,
and Mrs. Minnie Gregory, of PENIS
Grove. Pa. are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs J. II. Carter.
Hon. Samuel X. Dennis, of Balti
more, joined his wife here at the home
of her mother, Mrs. John +. Moore. for
a week end visit.
Mr. +. Il. Hill. of Stockton. re-
ports that he has eight pigs. raised on
one mother. which weigh on an aver
age l2i lbs. two months old. He
thinks this is record growth. and
challenges any one to come forward
with better record.
The gentleman who advertised
white Orpington Chickens in The
Messenger, accoSted Us on the street
yesterday with the exclamation: ut
certainly pays to advertise in your
paper. Those White Orpingtons ar
going like hot cakes. and people told
me il was no use To advertise them,
they would not sell" Sure it pays TO
advertise in The Messenger. where all
the buying public will see your adver-
tiSemcnt.
Rev George W. Bounds, of Will
mington. has been on visit to his
cousin. Mrs. c. c. Pilchard, near
Stockton.
One of the largest calves ever
dropped in Worcester County was born
on the farm of Mr.. Ohio l.. Taylor
near Newark last Monday. It weighs
1867 pounds. Some calf
DR.. W. s. kreger spent several
days in New York this week. He will
preach at the usual hours this Sunday
morning and evening.
MIR. Joshua A. Nicholson and son.
Ernest II. Nicholson, Of Rosemont,
Pa. are spending few days with
relatives and friends in Snow Hill
Mr.. ". T. Outen. of near POGO
moke. has recently returned from
Newport News. Va, where he has
been spending some time. He writ, s
to The Messenger that he enjoyed his
trip in the south. and says his health
is better there than on the Eastern
Shore.
Miss Eva S. Townsend, who has
been visiting Miss Mollie Coulbourn,
has returned to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Samuel X. Dennis has re-
turned to her home in Baltimore, after
having spent two weeks here with her
mother. Mrs. John +. Moore.
The Box Iron Corn Suckers
Baseball Club went TO Girdletree last
Saturday and defeated the Girdlctree
Team by a score of 10 to II.
Miss Anna X. Fritz. Of Philadel-
phia. visited Miss Elizabeth Mock this
week and attended the wedding OF
Miss Elizabeth Powell.
Mrs. Elton NJ. Jones will leave this
Saturday morning for visit to rela-
tives in Norton. Kansas. Mrs. Jones
is native of Kansas. and as it has been
more than nine years since she visited
her family. she is looking forward with
pleasurable anticipations to her visit.
Mrs. William E. Timmons and son.
Leonard. went TO Philadelphia. today