The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-04-23
.FRfDER|CKTOWN

Biggest musical event OF the season |
at the high school auditorium next
Monday hight.
their property in Brown township !
and have moved back here. For the
present, they are making their home
with her mother, Mrs. Eliza Run
deli.
The grade teachers are rehearsing
drama to be produced in the near
future.
Quite number of friends and rel
atives of Miss Ella Mount took we'll
filled baskets and went to her home
last Thursday, where they enjoyed
feast of good things and had a gen.
eral good time.
The Nipple Concert Co. at the high
school auditorium next Monday even
ing is the last number of the lecture
course and is worth the price of ad.
mission to the whole course. All
their time is booked for next sea
son.
There will be a literary program at
the high school auditorium Friday af-
ternoon
Mrs. c. M. Switzer and daughter,
Mrs. Donald G. MARBLE, were Mans
field visitors last Monday.
The Drummer Boy of the Kappa
hammock will be here June 2.
At meeting of the official board
of the M. e. church, held in the
church parlors last Tuesday evening,
it was voted to have the church wired
for electric lighting, and the matter
given over into the hands of the
trustees to have done. The contract
for the new steel ceiling for the Sun
day school room has been given, and
as soon as shipping conditions war
rant, it will be shipped. Other i'm
provements were talked over, among
which were a community house, the
building of additions to the west and
north Of the present structure, put
ting a stucco finish on the extension,
and other minor improvements. That
more room is needed and that the i'm
provements are necessary is beyond
any question of doubt, and in order
to get the project on foot, Rev. G. e.
Stockdale, presiding, appointed Fl. E.
GLENN, G. l.. Marple and ]. w. An
ders committee to investigate and
ascertain what was necessary in or
| der that the church and Sunday
school might be put in its best pos.
sible condition to accomplish the
work devolved upon them.
Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
day school 9:45 a. m. Morning wor-
ship IL o'clock. Sermon theme: "The
Church's invitation" Epw wor h
League $50. Evening worship 1880.
At the evening hour, the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society will hold
thank-offering service. The hd4
dress will be given by the pastor. At
the morning hour the rite of baptism
will be administered and members re-
ceived into the church. "a church
with welcome"
The Junior-Senior banquet at the
high school building last Friday even-
ing was very pleasant occasion and
was quite we'll attended, there being
about so in attendance, including the
faculty. The auditorium and gym
nasium were neatly decorated with
the class colors, black and old gold.
The gymnasium, which was used as
the banquet hall, was especially at
tractive with its festoons and ferns.
The long table extended the full
length of the gym and in the center
was a large bouquet of daisies, while
American Beauty roses, the favors,
graced the table amid the glow of
tallow candles and subdued electric
lights. 1t certainly was a pretty
sight and one of inspiration to Soph
or Freshie. The following menu was
served: Roast pork, mashed potatoes,
| pea patties, warm biscuits, bread, sal.
ad and waters. pickles, jelly, lemon
1 ice, cake, cocoa, coffee, mints. After
supper they assembled in the auditor.
ium where literary program was
given, followed by dancing, games,
| ETC., and the evening most pleasant
! ly passed. The Presbyterian ladies
served the supper and it was simply
fine in quantity, quality and flavor.