Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-05-31

Robert Landlord is house with q
fractured bone In the right heel sus-
tanned when he fell while attempting
to board truck loaded with scouts
enroute to the new Municipal Park.
Rabbi A. Zentman, of this city, was
the guest speaker at the annual
Ladies Night dinner meeting held by
the Mems Civic Club of Snow Hill
in Snow Hill Community Building
Tuesday evening.
Funeral services were held Wednes-
day Of last week for Mrs. Ethel Parks
Kelly, wife of Mr.. Nealy Kelly, who
died at her home near Temperance
vile at the age of 80 years. Mrs.
Della Taylor, of this city, is a sister.
Dr.. H. A. Porter, chiropractor, has
returned to Pocomoke from a three
weeks stay in Havana, Cuba, where
he was called to give professional
services to his brother, Attorney E.
F. Porter, who has been i'll for sew
eral months.
Beginning last Sunday the hour for
the Sunday evening worship service
in Bethany Methodist Church will be
8 o'clock until further notice. The
hour for the morning service remains
the same, IL o'clock preceded by the
Sunday School services.
At weekend meeting of Shore
county representatives in Centreville,
it was decided to postpone the pro-
posed permanent Eastern Shore Fair
until 1941. The postponement is due
to the international situation and to
other subscription activities.
The sermon to the graduates of the
Pocomoke High School will be preach
ed this Sunday night, June 2, in Sal
EN- Methodist Church by the Rev. r.
B. Stewart, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church. Commencement exercises
will be held Tuesday, June 4th.
The Somerset Choral Club, under
the direction of Mrs. Benjamin T.
Dryden, will present it's Spring
Festival of Music in the High School
Auditorium at Chincoteague, Va, to-
night, Friday. This will be sponsored
by Union Baptist Church and proceeds
used for the remodeling fund of the
church. The choral numbers will be
rendered by twenty-six trained voices,
including eleven LIST sopranos; eight
End sopranos; four LIST altos and three
End altos.
Ocean City, Maryland's only sea-
shore resort and ocean port, was of
ficially opened for the 1910 season,
when Mayor c. P. Chopper and City
Council held their traditional meeting,
sharply at one minute past midnight
on the morning of Decoration Day
and proclaimed ocean City in the
State of Maryland, is fully prepared
to extend it's hospitality to all who
may visit us during the approaching
months and as Of this date, May S0th,
We do hereby dedicate ourselves to
furthering the enjoyment of all
guests, so that they may depart with
pleasant memories and our good. wish
es." This meeting has been an estab-
lished custom since Ocean City's ear
ly days as Maryland resort.
The Revival in progress at Glad
Tidings Tabernacle with Evangelist
Sergius Fraser will continue this COM
ing week. Rev. Fraser is from Can
ada and his wife assists him in the
service. He has been bringing time
ly topics of interest to all who have
attended each service. Some of the
topics used have been Wonderful
jesus; "The Greatest Debtor in Po-
comoke City,; COX Team and Char
iot"; "Who Killed Jesus?"; and "A
Sinner" Those who have attended
the service ascribe him as an outstand
ing preacher of the Word. Pastor
Spencer extends to one and all a COR
dial invitation to attend each night
at 7:45 P. M.