The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-11-24
LOCAL NEWS

willie schools Thursday afternoon.
R;ngwalt's Gift Shop is open. x23
"A. Eat the loaf of quality Golden
Krust bread--at your grocer's. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Horlacher spent
"Wednesday in Columbus.
Eat the loaf of quality---Golden
krust bread--at your grocer's. If
We have good nut and slack coal
mixed, a per ton delivered in city.
George Lazear. XII
Mrs. Loney Shaffer of Danville was
tho guest Of friends in the city yes
terday.
Buy your linens now for Christmas
giving at Ringwalt's Thanksgiving lin
en- sale. x23
Phone orders for Congregational
inipce meat to Mrs. J. T. WeIshymer,
731 areen. x23
Mr.. and Mrs. c. McMillen of Dan
Vile were visitors here yesterday af-
ternoon.
Dressmaking, furs remodeled. Ex-
perienced. Mrs. A. l.. Paulus, Stauf-
fer apartments. x24
Next Monday, Mr. Louis Holland Of
! Detroit, Mich, will be at Ringwalt's
with complete line of furs. x23
Mr.. Edward Obourne of East Chest.
nut street spent the day in Columbus
with friends.
II you want something different ask
your grocer for Betty Brown cake"
You'll say it's different. Sealed in
sanitary package tt
A silver Offering will be taken at
the play to be given at the Elmwcod
school Thursday and Friday evenings.
x23
Mrs. Fl. Strodbeck of Fredericktown
was visitor in Mt. Vernon yester-
day afternoon.
Maccabees' open meeting Friday
night, Nov. "a. Bring family and
friends. Entertainment and refresh
mente. x23
Comforts, Rugs, Pillow cases,
Aprons, Luncheon Sets, Hand EN-
broidered Handkerchief etc, at Ba-
zaar in Congregational parlors Friday
afternoon and Saturday. ~ x23
Mr.. Walter l.. Porter of Columbus
is in the city today transacting busi-
ness with the Ohio Fuel Supply Co.
Beginning at 9:30, Saturday, Nov.
25, ST. Vincent de Pauls sewing circle
and auxiliary will hold food sale at
the Knecht-Feeney Electric Co. Your
patronage solicited SThF x24
II you want something different ask
your grocer for Betty Brown cake"
You'll say it's different. Sealed in a
sanitary package If
MIR. and Mrs. ID. S. CARRIER Uf George.
town, Ky. are the guests OF Mt. Yer
non relatives.
Self-serye roasted beef and pork
4 with drerSsfig. cscalloped oysters and
plum pudding supper at Church Of
Christ Saturday. Nov. 25, from 4;3O to
Z. x24
her pupils at the Vine street Church
Of Christ Friday evening, Nov. "a, at
3 o'clock. Admission l5c. MYTH x2S
Rev. Donald Wonders, rector OF st.
Pauls church, left last night for Clevc-
land To attend conference Of the
Episcopal church.
Congregational Church Friday after
noon and Saturday, Nov. 24 and 25--
Homemade Gift Candies In Novel
Boxes and Jumbo Bags. Afternoon
Tea Served. Musical program. NIB
The ladies Of the Gay street M. e.
church will hold a Christmas bazaar
and food sale at sharp's Flower Store
Dec. 8 and 8. Orders taken now for
homemade mince meat and plum pud-
ding. Call 632 black. x25
Mr.. Fred Pharis has returned to this
city after spending two days In CO.
lumbus attending meeting of Victor
dealers.
The X. OF G. OF Danville will give a
dance at Parrish hall Tuesday even.
ing, Nov. 2S. Music by Elks orches.
ira. X. of G. and l.. C. b. A. of Mt
Vernon invited. A turkey will be Civ
en- away. This x25
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Westrich and
daughter. Lucille. of Howard, were In
the city last evening and attended the
X. OF G. card party and dance.
Just received. new shipment Of Vic
tor records. "Three O'clock in the
Morning." played by Paul Whitman's
orchestra The most popular waltz Of
today. Get yours now. Frank l.,
Young, II South Main. x23
Mrs. George X. Ballard OF Colum-
bus is In the city. called here by the
Illness OF her father. Mr. Robert Lev
ering. North Main street.