The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-01
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their Children's Day service entitled,
Make the World Brighter, last Sunday
evening. The program consisted large
ly of singing and class exercises ev-
cry number of which was well rend-
cred. This school has the reputation
of giving excellent programs, we'll
rendered, on such occasions as this,
and this one was not in any sense
disappointment. The attendance was
large, the attention the best, and much
appreciation was expressed because of
the excellent program and the pleas
ing manner which it was given. The
decorations were elaborate and taste
full, rejecting much credit upon those
who did the work. This service was a
practical demonstration by the school
of one way to make the world bright
er, not for that evening alone, for the
lessons taught will be remembered
and the constant Frightening infiu-
ence of them will live.
On Thursday the Sunday school
class of Mr.. j. w. Howard picnicked
at Kerr's grove, two and one-half
miles south of town. Those who par
ticipated in the festivities of the day
were: Mrs. Earl Zolman, Mrs. Har-
ley Beal, Mrs. Albert Zolman, Mrs.
Elmer Studer, Mrs. Lisle Bable and
Katie Silliman, Ida Dickey, Ula John
son, Elsie Studer, Mildred Stackhouse,
Mary Stackhouse, Myrtle Clawson,
Ethel Stinematz, Martha Hyatt, Katy
keenan,, Massie Hyatt and Miss Julia
Bell of Bangs.
Mrs. w. l.. Eley and daughter, Vel.
ma Grant, were visitors in Mt. Yer
non on Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Kenan and little daug.
ter were visiting in Mt. Vernon the
first of the week.
Miss Weatha Keck was in Butler
for week.
f. b. Zeig was in Mt. Vernon on
business on Monday.
Miss Ethel Fiddle of Coshocton is
the guest of Miss Grace James.
Mrs Bryant Kinney was visiting
her mother Mrs. Robinson lin Mt. Yer
non for several days
Miss Sylvia Mount of Chicago is
home to spend her vacation with hei
sisters, Miss Ella Mount and Mrs. II
S. Taylor.
Miss Fannie Beane Is visiting her
sister in Centerburg.
Mrs. Cora Buell. and daughter, Cora
of Cleveland have come to visit with
James Chauncey and wife.
Mrs. Otto Smith of Grove City, o.
has been visiting her brother, ID. X
Chenoworth, and family, for seyera
days.
Mr.. Justus Smoots was in Mt. Yer
non on business on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, b. Lindley and son
j. B. Lindley, Jr., of Mansfield, were
guests of friends here over Sunday
Miss Sylvia Mount, teacher In tn,
Chicago public schools, is spending
her vacation with her sister, Miss Ellt
mount, III JnlB pace
Mr.. William Lindley, formerly IL
the boot and shoe business here, wa
elected cashier of the New Lexington
bank recently
Last Friday evening a pleasant par
'ty of twenty went to the residence o
Mr.. +. l.. Cover and gave Miss Marth
Persons birthday surprise. Ic
cream and cake were served and ey
eryone had an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Leila b. Hill OF Meadville, Pa
visited with relatives and friends Il
Fredericktown the past week.
The new piano 70 rthe Baptist Sun
day school arrived on Tuesday. Tn
instrument Is entirely paid for, mem
bers of the church and congregation
ing into debt,
Mrs N. Neptune, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Shelby for some tim
past, returned home on Monday ac
eompanled by her sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers of Akron
o., visited friends in this place tn
past week.
Miss Fannie DeVoe visited her sis
ter, Mrs. j. II. Canaan at Findlay, o
the past week
The teachers to be employed In tn
Wayne township schools next yea
are as follows: Cora Colgin at NJ
/; Earlene Rinehart at No 2; Lelan
BrlcSer at No, 3; Susie Fribley at Nc
4; Derwin Daniels at No, s, with on
vacancy yet to be filed
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods Worley on tn
Fredericktown road, are rejoicin
over the arrival OF a new boy at thei
home last Friday.
Miss Eula Johnson was on the pre-