Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-04-13
STOCKPORT NEWS

1,andsittle. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Wilson returned from weeks Wis
it with her daughter, Mrs. F. B.
Cheadle, of GAINESVILLE. w. E.
Medley spent Wednesday in Nc
Connelsville. Mrs George Faw-
cett. of McConnelsville, spent
Thursday with Mrs. Sadie Calland.
Miss Frances Palmer, of Chester
hill. visited with Rose McDermott
Friday. Guy Lowell spent last
week in Crooksville on business.
Colin Scott. Of Marietta college, is
the guest of his parents here. -.
Miss Edith Quigley, of Newark, Wis
tied Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
son wallace. ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Gale
Gage and family moved last week
on the Earl Phillips farm near here.
Clarence Eddleblute, of Dale, spent
Friday with relatives here. Hiram
Croy, of Chesterhill spent Friday
here. Mrs. Sade Palmer and Mrs.
Athlinda McCann spent Thursday
in Beverly. The first ball game Of
the season was played Friday be-
tween school boys of Pennsville and
Stockport, the score being IL to 8
in favor of Stockport. !. Tilman
Kinney and daughter, Julia, spent
Saturday in GAINESVILLE. ..Selby
Burfield moved his family into part
of Sam Hayes property. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Coleman visited Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Coleman,
Of near Pennsville. Mrs. Leota
Hook returned to her home in CO.
lumbus after spending the week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer Henery. Ed Boles returned
to his home near Bay City, Mich,
after several weeks visit here with
relatives. :. Webb Chapter o. E. S.
held their regular meeting Thurs
day evening. The work was put on
and two members added to the
chapter. Several visitors were
present from Chesterhill chapter
Mrs. Name Goddard, Mrs. Clyde
Campbell, Mrs Carl Shepherd, Mrs.
Jennie Crew, Mrs. Walpole, Mrs.
Yocom, Mrs. Alta Reed, Blanche
Reed, Marion Reed, Lucille Hodgin.
Mary Randall, Mrs. Lucy Daugher-
ty, Mrs. Maggie Denny, Mrs. LYDIA
Dutton, Mr. Chas. Crew, Mr.. Earl
Hodgin, Mr.. Willis Goddard and
Mr. Walpole. 1t was a. pleasure to
have these guests present and we
hope they enjoyed their visit so
much that they will come again.
Refreshments were served and a
general good time was enjoyed.
Each one departed feeling that the
work of the order is worthy of our
earnest labor. Annual inspection
of Webb Chapter will be May 49,.
Miss Martha Medley, of Lancaster.
returned after a weeks visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Medley. Don Humphrey spent
Saturday in McConnelsville. Mrs.
Arthur McMannes, of Malta, spent
Saturday the guest of relatives
here. Nellie Humphrey very
pleasantly entertained TO Of her
girl friends Thursday afternoon
from 4 to z, it being her 10th birth,
day. She received several nice
presents. The afternoon was spent
in taking a walk and playing
games. Ice cream, cake and sand
wiches were served. All departed
wishing Nellie many more happy
birthdays. Mr.. Raymond James
spent Sunday with Miss Mae Med
ley. Let's all go up to Howard
Scott's, of Bald Eagle. for Easter
dinner. as he is going to have tur-
tie soup. He caught an S-pound
turtle Saturday padding in the
mud along the creek. The Ever
Faithful class of the N. p. Sunday
school met at the home Of Mrs.
James McAnulty on April s, for
their regular business and birthday
meeting. There were % ladies
present and two new members were
added to the class. The meeting
was opened W3kh~ Scripture reading
and prayer. After the business part
had been disposed of social and
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
An excellent luncheon was served
by the hostess assisted by members
of the class whose birthdays came
in February, March and April
Mrs. McAnulty, Mrs. Trout, Mrs.
Wallace. Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Hook,
Mrs. McKain and Mrs. McKibben.
Envelopes for the Easter Offering
were given each member and as
this class is noted for good works,
1T is expected a very liberal offering
will be given. After a pleasant af-
ternOon spent together all depart
ed for their homes feeling it was
good to have been there. Mr..
Homer Beckett was the over Sun
day guest of his parents, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Arthur Beckett, of Beckett. :.
Mr.. Lloyd Wendell, of Marietta,
was the over Sunday guest of
friends here. ;. Misses Grace Dou-
gan, OF Pennsyille, and Clara Car
ter, of McCOnnelsvilIe spent Satur-
day with Miss Leah Maynard. !.
Chas. Coler moved his family to
Gastown last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Phillips attended the funerals|
of Mr.. Smith Updike Wednesday at
Ellis. Mrs. Albert White and
daughter returned Saturday to
GAINESVILLE, after spending the week
with relatives here. 4. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. =. Yarnell, Of Baltimore, Nd,
visited here Saturday on the way to
visit Mr.. JOsera Yarnell. .Chas.
Craig. of GAINESVILLE, is the guest Of
friends here. Miss Marjorie New
berry, Of Beverly, was the week
end guest Of Mrs.. r. w. Dewitt. =.
Miss Dora LOchAry spent Saturday
In GAINESVILLE. Mr.. Jake Gross
kloss returned from Canton. Miss
Ethel Deyore spent Sunday in
Pennsville. Mrs. Clara Plummer,
of Pennsville, spent Saturday with
Mrs. Harold ChOguill :. Miss Azelia
White returned from q visit with
friends in Columbus. Mrs. Tom
Mccoy attended John Kelly's sale
at ROxbury Wednesday. Miss