The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-03-03
FREDER|CKTOWN

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SailiAeu euliesuay evening d., wa.
expected.
j. w. weekly has returned from az
extended vislt WITH MS sons, Howar,
ana James, at 1llnn.
MISS hazel Hess entertained The
members OF her sunday cnUul CLASS IL
q pleasant manner last Tuesday even
ms.
Tho Freshmen entertained the high
school pupils at the high school build
ing last Tuesday evening DANCING
and party plays were INDUCED in unit
midnight. Ice cream and nabiscoes
were served.
Don't fail to get out to the basket
ball game Friday evening between the
boys five OF Willard high school and
the five OF Fredericktown high. Our
boys took Willard over on their home
floor and they are coming here for re.
venge.
The Mt. Vernon Dramatic club will
present Esmeralda at the high school
auditorium next Tuesday evening, un-
der auspices of the Fredericktow
Alumni association. This should draw
full house. Little did our people
think a few years ago that "our Jay
Duke" would ever be shining foot.
light favorite. Whether for ordination
or what not, Jay will appear here in
Esmeralda In the leading role, so
don't fail to get your reserved seat.
The trip around the world to be
given by Circle No. 3 of the l.. A. S.
OF the M. E. church will leave the M.
y. dock on the steamer Getthere on
the evening Of March IA. They will
visit Africa, India, Japan, Ireland and
tour America. At each place the ma
tives will entertain the voyagers and
furnish refreshments. The round trip
will be only 25c. Plan to reserve a
berth early as reservations will be
full.
Mrs. A. c. Harris is visiting her
son Ross at Mansfield this week.
Late Monday afternoon the mem.
bers of the West Side club, laden with
well-filled baskets, rang the doorbell
at the home of Mrs. John Gould. The
ladies had expected to surprise Mrs.
Gould, but Monday being her birthday,
she was unusually wary However.
she was genuinely surprised when the
husbands of the club members appear.
ed in time for the 6 o'clock dinner.
Twenty-four guests were present and
spent very pleasant evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Perry have
returned from months sojourn in
Columbus, where he was attending a
dairy school.
Mrs. Jack Wagner of townsville was
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
william Murphy, several days this
week.
Presbyterian Church-Mar. 5. Sun.
day school 9:45. Morning worship at
II. Sermon. Gods Call to His
Church" Evening worship 1880 Ser
mon. Goods Workmanship" Next
week: Light Bearers meet Monday af-
ter school. Teachers training class
Monday at 1880. Nothing in the
church is more popular than this
course of study. People of all ages
are attending and the course is open
to everybody, Midweek service Thurs
day at 7:3O. Interesting study of the
work of the church In Industrial COM
The February meeting of the Broth.
erhood on Friday of last week was
very successful The president, c. Il.
Ackerman, presented some helpful
thoughts about the relation of the
to the church. PROT r.
A. Knox spoke on THE Churchman
and the Boy" and DR.. h. V. Ackerman
on "The Churchman and the Commun
ity." The addresses were all we'll
received. Music by quartet, ]. l.. Hy-
att, l.. j. Dean, Lee Hollibaugh. w. ii.
Ruckek'. The canned music" sup
Piled by Ed l.. Lewis made its ap-
peal also.
The following officers were elected
for the coming year:
President G. f. Ackerman.
Vice Pres.-Dr S. M. Larrick.
Secy. .-Treas.-L. B. Wagner.
Oysters. etc, were served. and n
good social time was enjoyed.
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