Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-21

Day Alliance, will be in Snow Hill and
speak in Whatcoat NJ f. Church this
Sunday afternoon at 300 o'clock.
Everybody is invited, and every lover
of the Lords Day should rlan to be
present.
There will be business meeting
and social by the Epworth League in
the social room If Bowen NJ. +.
Church, Newark, Friday evening Of
this week. Everybody is cordillly in
vited to attend.
Mrs. Mary |. Rownds has been en-
the sick list this week.
Mr.. Uriah w. Dickcrson, of Sails
bury, was visitor in Snow Hill Mon
day.
John w. station. Esq, has been in
Philadelphia and New York this week
on professional business.
MIR. Walter I. Mason and dlugh-
ter, Louise of Jersey City, New Jcr-
sey, are here on q visit at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Stephen II. Mason.
During the week Mr.. Mason and
mother visited relatives at Horntown,
Va, and Stockton.
Mrs. Walter Price entertained at
cards Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. George X. Smith, of Daiion,
Conn, sister of Mr.. Price.
A lSrge number of automobiles
loaded with Tall Ccdars" passed
through Snow Hill Thursday en- route
for Franklin City, from which place
they took boat for Chincotoague,
where Virginia Tall Cedars" had "A
demonstration that will long be re-
mcmbercd by the Island people.
Mrs. Willoughby Wallng of Chi
cago. has been in Snow Hill this week
{ looking up some records in connection
] with her family history Her anccs-
tors originally settled on the Eastern
I Shore, but cmigrated to Kentucky.
where She was horn. Her father was
Mr.. English, distinguished gentle
man, who was the vice-p,c idcntial
candidate with Hancock on the Demo
cratic ticket in the campaign of 1854.
While here Mrs. Walling was a guest
at the Purnell Hotel. and she chi
pressed herself as so well pleased witty
Snow Hill that she expects to return
in short time.
Miss Elizabeth Mock returned
home Sunday from visit to relatives
in Philadelphia. While away she at
tended the alumnae banquet of Miss
Sayward's School Of Overlook, held
at the Bellevue Stratford, Philadel-
;hia.
Deputy Game Warden Charles f.
Hill has distributed two hundred
pheasant eggs in Worcester County.
Pheasants Matched from eggs diSti'ib-
uted last year are now Matching young
birds \
Great preparations are being
made for the dance of Worcester Post
American Legion. at Prices Hall.
Snow Hill next Thursday evening. y
great many tickets have been sold anil
the young people anticipate a big
time.
Miss Pauline Burnitc has been
the guest of Mrs. c. c. Holloway, in
Salisbury. this week.
Mrs. c. l.. Vincent Spen. several
days in Berlin this week with her
mother. and Mrs. Edward Furoush.
Mrs. Harry Jones, of Ocean City.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sewcll Jarman, this week.
Carpenters are at work repairing
the damage done to the Stcoplc of the
II. T.. Church last summer
Mr. William +. Bratten. CASH +
of The First National Bark of Snow
Hill. attended the Maryland State
Bankers Association in Atlantic City
this week. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Brattcn, who enjoyed tie social
de of the meeting.
The young gentleman of the
graduating class entertained the
young ladies of the class AMI the post
graduates ut an oyster roast a Scott
Landing Tuesday night. The b;valvcS
were luscious. the moonlight onchant-
ing, and Natures sweet restoler.
balmy sleep" closed down on tired
cyelids and happy hearts that night.
Ninety tickets were sold ut Srow
Hill Station Saturday night for the
excursion TO New York
Following custom OF several
wears the Junior Glass Of Snow Hill
High School entertained tn" Senior