Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-11-24

Faculty advisers Cora Geyer,
Agnez Pyle.
Editor in Chief-Raymond Davis,
'22.
Asst Editors-Eula Smith, '22,
Roy Appleman, '22.
Business Manager-Hugh James
Donahue, '23.
Associates
Athletics-Raymond Birch, '23,
Harold Davis, "a.
Society-Alice Harrington, '22,
Bernice Henery, '22.
acknowledgement Brooks, '23.
Humor-Opal Martin, '23, Mar
tha Sherman, '23.
Sr. Editor-Inis Lawrence, '22.
Jr. Editor-Marmaduk Sears,
'23.
Sophomore Edito Elizabeth
Humphrey, '24.
Fresh. Editor-Janet Whitaker,
'25.
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Instrumentalists of wide renown
naders concert company which comes
to the NJ & M. high school auditor
ium Monday, November %, at 1880
o'clock.
Miss Grace Callahan is considered
the foremost woman bassoon player
in America. Mr.. Hubert Small whose
work as flutist is widely known
among musicians and who presided
over that instrument with ThurlOw
Lieurance's own company in the diff
ficult presentations of Mr.. Lieu
rance's own Indian program is also
In this company.
Other artists in the company are
Miss Joy Wilson pianist and con-
tralto and Mrs. Vera Small, lyric
soprano Of distinction.
Besides being the foremost bas-
soonist of her sex, Miss Callahan is
also an accomplished cornetist and
saxophonist and Mr.. Small has a
fine tenor voice. Some measure of
Mr.. Small's ability may be gained
from the fact that he has been en-
gagged by the Victor Talking machine
company to make several records, a
tribute to his artistic merit which is
unquestionable.
Miss Callahan before joining the
Victorian Serenaders appeared on
the Keith and Orpheum circuits and
formerly was soloist with the ia
nous Navassar band.
Judging from these facts we be-
lieve that they will give a very good
entertainment. All come and be en-
tertained by musicians of note. We
feel sure that you will never regret
or miss the money you spend, as it
will give you large vision of all
that makes life worth living. The
season tickets are still on sale. Bet
ter get yours before they are all
gone. Any high school student can
obtain them for YOUR. D.
The management of the "Unonian
News" has recently been subjected
to a considerable amount of criti-
c1sln. We do not aim to publish a
perfect paper, but we do aim to fur
nlsh good news and clean fun for the
students and patrons of the local
paper. Good natured criticism is
not harmful to any student. 1t has
been seen to have a beneficial in
f1uence. We desire to make clear
the fact that no personal enmity
prompts any statements which ap-
pear in our paper. We wish the stu
dent and others to know that we aim
to be truly representative to M. & M.
H. S. and to be true to her ideals.
We will be glad to receive sugges-
tions or articles from the students
at any time, and will print all that
may be of real advantage to any
phase of life.-R. D.
There is an old saying of Lin
coins that goes like this: Study and
get ready and sometime your chance
Will come. Combining this maxim
with the old saying that "Opportuni-
ty knocks at ones door only once.'
we can work out the fact that one
must be prepared to take ADVANTAGE
of his one chance at success and
prosperity when it comes. What
good does an opportunity to advance
do us if we are not able to grasr
and handle it? It does us none. II
| simply goes its rounds until it comes
in contact with someone who /,
ready for it. One who has prepared
himself for the time when his oppor.
tunity will come. The person who Is