The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-02-17

Mrs. II. 8. GLENN Tuesday, FEB 81, at
3 o'clock. A good attendance Is de.
sired. Let's get together and become
in our community again.
Mrs. Charles Mccarthy, nee Black
ledge, formerly of this place, a daugh-
ter Of Lee Blackledge, died at her
home in Cleveland last Friday night.
having been iii for several months.
Her father and brother Ivan were in
attendance at the funeral, 81 ,i,a9y.
+, Presbyterian Church-Rev. F. l..
Harper, pastor Feb, 10. Sunday
school at 9:45. Morning worship at
II. Sermon. "Self-Respect." Those
who united with the church during or
since the evangelistic meetings will
be received publicly in this service.
Evening worship 1890 Sermon. "The
I'nreason of Belief" The meeting Of
the Brotherhood, announced for Feb.
II, is postponed until Friday, Feb. "a.
Election of officers. A short program
and eats. All men of the church are
invited. Light Bearers Monday after
school Teachers training class Mon,
day at 1880. Prayer meeting Thurs
day 1880. Choir practice Thursday at
$780, For church members to think
about: If church has 300 members
and 100 are present at a service Of
worship, where are the other 200?
And What kind of church would my
church be, IL all Of its members were
Just like me?
Circle No. of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the M. E. church cordially in
vites Circles Nos. 1, 3 and 4 to attend
a silver tea in the parlors of the
church On February "a, at 2:30 p. M.
Each member of the circles can invite
another member of the church or one
person not a member of the church.
There will be no admission charge.
A silver offering will be taken.
School Notes
AS preliminary to the girls bas-
ketball game last Friday evening be-
tween Centerburg high and Frederick
high, there was rag chewing for two
Commute halves before play was call
ed. Centerburg girls wanted to play
boys rules; Frederick didn't, as they
never had played that way. However
Frederick gave way to Centerburg and
gave them a good walloping. Center
burg girls didn't know just what they
did want, but they got the unexpected
and we'll for them that they didn't
play girls rules or they would not
have got birdseye view of the bas-
ket.
To break the monotony of basket
ball pair or more of boxing gloves
have been introduced and first aid
hospitals render relief while the VIC
tim tells how it happened.
The manual training department un-
der Prof. L. J. Essig Is putting out
some fine pieces OF furniture, probably
the best ever put out by this depart
ment, some nice library tables, pedes-
tails. magazine racks, medicine cab
inets, hall racks, ETC., and at the close
of school they will have a fine dis
play.
No definite time has been set for
the rendition of the drama, "The Lit
tie Clodhopper," but it will be soon.
The first teams of boys and girls
basketeers will go to Willard Friday
evening for a game with the high
school fives Of that place.
School will be held on Washington's
birthday, and Friday observed instead.
This will give many who expect to
attend the Delaware tournament a
chance to get in two days.
Prof. r. A. Knox of the eighth grade
was absent a part of the week On ac-
count of illness.
The first teams of high school bas-
ketball players will enter the Della
ware tournament and will leave for
that place next Thursday. ss,.,.i.
Miss Mary Braddock, English teach.
er in the high school, has been absent
a part of the week on account of i'll.
ness.