The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-12-26
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! evening.
The Community club cleared twen.
| ty dollars by their sale of sandwiches
and coffee at the High School build
! ing last Friday evening. This mon
ey goes toward the purchase of dish
es for use at the high school build
! ing.
! Mrs. F. l.. Barnes and daughter
Geneva, are visiting her parents at
! Marietta.
Miss Betty Gorsuch entertained a
company of friends at a 5 o'clock din
ner last Tuesday hondring Misses
Dorothy Gould, Marian Hosack and
Katherine Dague who are home from
college.
Richard Roberts and wife enter
tanned at Christmas dinner at their
homo north of town honoring the
newly-weds, Wilbur Roberts and wife.
Roy Keyes and family of Loudon-
vile. formerly of this place, are
spending the holidays with his moth
/ ef, MIS-. LlZIle NeyeS.
The Thursday club held their annu-
al Christmas festivities and ex-
change of presents at the home of
Mrs. Milton Levering last Monday ev
cning, at which time twenty of the
members were present. The house
decorations were those appropriate
the holiday season with the st. Mich
olas chimney conspicuous feature
| in which were stored the gifts for
exchange. Games of different kinds
were played among which was the
"coon hunt" when many little pick
anniny dolls were hidden and sides
chosen to see who could find the
most When one of the searching
party found one they began barking
some Of the limitations being won
derfully fine as a photographic pro-
duction. Automobile games predom-
mated with few accidents. Ice
cream. cake, cocoa and candy were
served
has been their custom for several
years at Christmas time, gathered
at the home of Miss Marjorie Lever
ing last Tuesday for the exchanging
of presents and holiday cheer. The
house decorations were suggestive of
the holiday season with the St Nick
1or xr,hi nh I, Il
he presents for the different mem
bers. Three of the members are in
college and this was their first meet
ing for some time and they sure
were happy bunch.
At meeting Of the Sunday School
board of the NJ. u. SoS Held in the
church parlors last Monday evening
the following officers were elected:
Superintendent-.H. ~! GLENN: AS
sistant Superintendentr-LOtB. Fidler;
secretary-Betty Gorsuch; Assistant
Secretary--Inez Allgire; Treasurer
b. +. Parmenter; Librarian = A. L.
Beal; Assistant Libarian--Rosa Fid-
Ter; Superintendent of Home Depart
ment-Mrs. Jennie Ball. Superntend-
ent Of Cradle Roll-Mrs. A. L. Beal;
missionary Superintendent Il.
II. Hicks; Missionary Treasurer
Mrs, G.. II. Bartlett; Chorister-M.
w. Clemm; Assistant Choister-E.
G. Herring; Pianist-Betty Hull; AS.
sistants-Louise Tuttle and Thelma
| Wertz
Ralph Parmenter of o. S. U. Is
spending his holiday vacation with
his parents, b. f., ParmeNter and
wife.
Ralph Brumback and wife Of New
comerstown were Christmas guests of
his parents, d. M. Brumbach and
wife.
George CLOSER of Toledo Is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Clara CLOSER
during holiday vacation.
The Northwestern Mil Co. made
their employees here a Christmas
present of ten dollars each.
Otis Johnson and wife OF Wheeling,
w, Va, have been guests In the home
of her parents, ID. NJ. Brumbach and
wife, several days this week
Miss Marian Hosack entertained a
company OF young people last We'd
nesday evening In pleasant manner.
Ferd Robb and Billy Owen are
home from college at Cincinnati to
spend The holiday vacation.
Caryl Wilson was so injured in the
basket ball game at the high school
building last Friday night that he
has been obliged to go about on
crutches ever since.
Miss Laura Brentlinger of Colum-
bus has been visiting her parents, l..
II, Brentlingerr and Wife, the past
few days.
Samuel Shields and wife of Utica
were the guests Of her brother, Alex
Panick and wife part OF the holiday
week