The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-01-21
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Miss Rose Dawson has gone on
trip through Kentucky, Tennessee,
Missouri and Oklahoma.
Mrs. Florence Clark has returned
from visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Butcher OF Cleveland, and her
sister, Mrs. Karl Whitney at Indian
apolis, Ind.
One hundred new books OF refer
ence and fiction have been placed in
the high school library.
Howard Meredith Of Cleveland via-
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. M.
Meredith, the past week.
A little daughter born to Walter
Hyatt and wife, east of town, last
Saturday morning died In the after.
noon Of that day.
c. F. Fink visited the scenes Of his
childhood in Pennsylvania last week.
Hear the big chorus of women's
voices at the M, q. church next Sun.
day evening.
i The Pollyanna class of the M. r.
Sunday school, taught by Mrs. Harry
Smith, has won the distinction Of
dough-girls, by virtue of doughnut
barrage they put down on Frederick.
town last Friday and Saturday. Some
time ago the class pledged $50 for the
relief Of the famine stricken far east,
or in other words they agreed to feed
one person for one year, this being
the amount required for that purpose.
Last Friday and Saturday, the girls
contributed the ingredients for 1900
doughnuts, which they sold over
town, netting them $33. The teacher
assisted by Mrs. G. H. Bartlett, Mrs.
Lewis Wertz and Mrs. Delano B.oh-
op, assembled and immersed the
ldoughnuts and the girls did the deliv-
ering. This class was the first one to
come across with the full amount of
their pledge. Four other classes of
the M. E. Sunday school have each
pledged to take care of one person
for a year, making a total of $500.
Daniel Brown, former partner of
Ray Hull in the hardware business,
has again purchased a half interest
in the store. Dan, who has been on
his farm south of town, will move
back to town the coming spring.
Special evangelistic services are be-
ing continued at the M. E. church
this week. The meetings will proba-
bly, close Sunday, when an effort will
be made to have all members of the
Sunday school and church present. If
YOU are a member be there. il you are
not member elsewhere, come and
become a member, il you ever were
a member take out q renewal-we
need you and you need the help It
will bring you in your business. Play
safsty Arst here as you would in any
other matter and do it Sunday. You
have friends there who win greet you
--K you have afriend bring him along
to share In good fellowship-bring the
whole blessed family and see sight
RAcAA6 Ia SAO SA6At VI euc LOIu anu
the holy angels
The services at the M. E. church
last Sunday evening, conducted by
the M. e. Brotherhood, was we'll at
tended, 85 men attending in body.
The choir loft was filed with men
who lead the singing, being accom-.
panieod by Rev. G. E. Stockdale on
the cornet, Wayland Stockdale on the
trombone and M. w. GLENN on saxo.
phone. A quarter composed of Carl
Tuttle. DR.. c. H. Wright, ]. w. An
ders and M. w. GLENN. Miss Louise
Tuttle presided at the piano. The pas
tor, Rev. G. E. Stockdale, delivered a
fine sermon, which was we'll received
by an as attentive audience as yet
assembled, and must sooner or later
bring good results.
Arthur Cline has opened harness
shop in the north room of the I. o. o.
F. building.
There will be an art exhibition at
the high school building on Feb. 2, 3
and 4. This exhibit will be in charge
of the high school, and an admission
| fee charged, the proceeds to go to the
purchase OF pictures for the building
of which they are very much in need.
The next number of the lecture
course will be Chester M. Sanford in