Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-04-15
STOCKTON

MIS-. Eva dfSonS ana udASHtel
LEFT this week for a visit t. relatives
in Cape Charles
Mrs Clarence Buibage wa, given
delightful surprise party Thursday
evening in honor Of her birthday.
Miss Elinor Nelson. Who Is attend
ing Elmira College, New York, visit
ed her aunts, Misses Laura and ONE
Collins this week.
Miss Ruby Sharpley, of Norfolk. is
spending the Easter holidays with
Miss Helen Jones.
Mrs. Annie Sharpley returned this
week from a visit Of several weeks
to her sister, MIS-. Thoma Waters, in
Miami Fla
Nh George NJ. Clarke and son,
George NJ. Jr. returned to New York
Sunday, after spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p Whar-
con.
Rev. Il. ?. Day is conducting spec
ial services in the Presbyterian
Church.
Miss Ruth Moore, Of Snow Hill
spent the week end with Miss Ellen
Wharton.
Mr.. Thomas Payne is improving
his residence near town by installing
electric lights and water.
Mrs. r. F. Powell and daughter,
Miss Mabel Powell who is attending
Hoods College, Frederick, visited
Mrs. Frank Chatham last week.
Mr. Angelo Tatman, who has been
spending the winter IN Snow Hill, has
returned home.
Rev. r. W. Sutclitre has been sent
to Leeds by the Maryland NJ. p. Con-
ference. He has served this charge
two years. and will be greatly missed.
His successor is Rev. J. p George.
Prof. John ). Hill went to Snow
Hill Monday to assist in arranging
the program for Field Day. which
will be held in Pocomoke City on
May LIST
Mrs, NJ. A. Bratten, who has been
quite i'll all winter has recovered
sufficiently TO be able to come down
stairs again. Mrs. Bratten, who is
ninety years old, is stockton's oldest
resident
Mrs. Claire Brandon is in Sails
bury in attendance on her husband,
who is in the Peninsula General
Hospital there. We understand that
Mr. Brandon is improving
Preston Taylor, of Johns Hopkins
University. and Randolph Mock and
William Houston, of Maryland State
University are home for the holi
days.
Miss Gladys Bromley, of the
Frankfort High School, and Miss
Catherine Hancock. Of Buckingham
Academy, Berlin, are home for the
holidays.
Misses Florence Marshall and Jua-
nita Bundick will come home today
from Baltimore for the Easter hoi-
dys. They will remain over TO at
tend the Alumni Banquet Of stockton
High School Monday night in Me
chancs' Hall.
Miss Mabel Bromley. Of the Wo-
mans College, Newark. Del, came
this week 10 spend the holidays with
her father, Nj. Thomas Bromley.
Mrs. Mary Hancock, Of New Brit
ain. Conn, is the guest Of Mr.. Ben
mum Hancock.
DR.. and Mrs. j. d. Dickerson en-
ioyed an automobile trip to Baltimore
this week.
Miss Mary Hyland was called to
her home in fredericksburg this week
on account OF the illness of her
mother, who underwent an operation
at the Cambridge Hospital Wednes-
day.
Misses Edna Faulkner and Mabel
Jones are spending the holidays at
their homes in Queenstown and po-
comoke City. respectively.
Miss Louise Bundiek, Of Modes
town, Va, is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Ernest Shockley.
Mrs Sallie Clayville and Mr.. Lou
Price have returned from Camden,
n. j.. where they spent the winter
with Mrs. Clayvile's son.
Mr. Grover c. Hudson, who is Wis
iting his brother in Texas, and who
broke his arm several weeks ago.
has had the misfortune TO rebreak it.
The accident was caused by his slip
ping on a stairway. The arm was
broken in two places.
BY the use of crutches Mr.. William
Hill, who has been i'll for a long
time, was able to be up town this
week, the first time for over a year.
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