The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-07-30


Miss Alice Blue of Newark was the
guest of M. d. Wilson and wife over
Sunday, Mrs. Wilson being sister.
The big tent for the Redpath chau.
tauqua will be pitched on the school
house grounds. This will be better
than where II was last year and con-
siderable confusion will be avoided.
People who have children in the
public schools and want them to have
the advantages given other children
should get out to the primary on
August 10 and vote for the three-mill
levy. Otherwise, your children will
not have the advantages offered in
communities where the school levy
carries. as they have the money to
get the best instructors.
Miss Florence Wages went to Co.
lumbus Wednesday morning to spend
a couple of days visiting.
Mrs. f. r. Hosack and daughter,
Melita, visited Columbus relatives the
first of the week.
Chancey II. McNare and wife Of
Columbus visited his sister, Mrs. Ida
Davis, and other relatives here last
week. Chant spent his boyhood dayS
here and learned his trade of cabinet
maker in the old Sargent & McNare
factory, which still stands, being used
as an auto and livery barn.
Harry Smith, wife, and son, Rich
ard, left Thursday of this week for
months visit with relatives at differ
ent points in Minnesota.
Mrs. w. II. Duke of Mansfield, for
merly of this place, is guest in the
home Of Clayton Faulk.
Mrs. Gail Daniels, who, 1t was sup
posed, had sustained stroke Of pa
ralysis, was affected by heart trouble
instead, and on Wednesday was re-
ported as better. Her many friends,
who will remember her as Helen AL
bright, will be glad of her ultimate re-
covery.
Karr X. Bateman and wife are Wis.,
iting in Kentucky.
Duane Swetland and wife have re-
turned from trip through Michigan
including Mackinac Straits.
Mrs. Charles II. Spencer of Rock
ford, ILL.,, is the guest of her parents,
Editor J. C. McCreary and wife.
The Fredericktown chautauqua this
year offers the best talent anywhere
on any platform, equal to that Of the
big chautauquas. The list Of talent
includes Dunbars singing bell ringers
Clark-French Concert company, Stol-
OfBky Concert Co., White HusBars
singing band, three-act comedy, 1T
Pays to Advertise" Ada Roach Co
Any two OF these alone are worth thu
price of a season ticket. To attent
by single admission would cost $4.2
for three OF them. and there five ad
ditional numbers thrown In with the
season ticket for $22O.
4 Methodist Church-Sunday school
S:45. Morning worship II. Subject
Temples OF God" Evening worship
1880. Union service on public square
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at 1880. We had large con
gregation last Sunday morning. lie
us make next Sundays still larger
Have you heard the Sunday school
orchestra lately? You will want tc
next Sunday morning. "A church
with q welcome"
Baptist Church Sunday, Aug. l
Sunday school 9.45. Morning worship
and communion, II. Sermon: 9TH
Memory Of the Race" 1880 p. IN. ur
ion evening service. The evenin
, service will be on the square If tn
weather is suitable. II it ia at al
, cool the people may be assured tina
, the meeting will be inside.
Presbyterian Church-Sunday, Aus
Q I. Sunday school 9:45. Mornin
3 worship II. Sermon by Rev. Isaia
t Revennaugh. AS Rev. Revennaugh l
q a brother of l.. l.. Revennaugh, tn
congregation will welcome this opppl
n tunity Of hearing him. Union servic
O at 1880 on the square II weather pc
/. mits; otherwise, in the Presbyteria
church. This is the last Sunday b.
d fore vacation. Let us make it wort
while day in service. Throughol
d August the congregation will join
r all the union evening services, an
It occasional preaching service on SUI
day morning will be announced late
y Sunday school and prayer meetir
t. will be conducted as usual, varior
e Sunday school classes are takir
charge of the prayer meetings an
,f are preparing interesting program
r. These services deserve the hear,
support OF all members OF the congr
ID cation. On account OF the chauta
I'd qua, there will be no prayer meetir
Of next Wednesday, no Ladies' Aid, al
Of no Light Bearers next week.