Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-02-14
STOCKPORT

STOCKPORT
Wednesday, Feb. 20, "The Sew
enth Day" by Richard Barthelmess,
at the picture show. Come out and
see if the whale did really swallow
Jonah.
Mrs. C. r. Bishop returned Fri
day from visit with her sister Mrs
Tom Hook at Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Dewitt spent
Thursday in GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. Curt Ellis Of Chesterhill
spent Saturday with his mother
Mrs. Carrie Ellis.
Mrs. Bertha Brittigan and son
Paul returned Saturday to their
home at Parkersburg, after spend
ing the week with her sisters.
Mr.. Theodore Neidrick of Clear
it with his sister Mrs. A. w. Nay
Ior.
Mr.. Roy Scroggan spent the week
end with his siser at Waterford.
Celebrates 91st Birthday
The birthday of Mrs. Mary Wal
lace was the incentive of a pleasant
social gathering held at her home
Thursday, Feb. 7. Early in the
morning relatives began to gather
to remind her of her 91st birthday
and at noon delicious chicken din
ner was served to the assembled
guests. Mrs Wallace is very well
preserved lady and is one of the old
est residents in Morgan county.
Quite a number of her friends came
in during the day to greet her. She
received SO cards and several use
full gifts and quite a lot of beautiful
flowers.
III. S. Dedication Exercises
Stockport and community enjoy
ed enc of the finest programs of the
season Thursday evening, Feb z,
when the dedication program of our
new Windsor township high school
building was so we'll given in the
auditorium of our new school build
ing. A large and pleased audience
enjoyed the following: Melody of old
fashioned songs; invocation, Rev. G.
e. Jeffers; song. mixed quartet;
reading, Value of smiles, Ethel Kin
ney; song, Boy Scout quartet;
reading, Miss Doris Walker; talk,
Mr.. w. H. Calland; piano solo, Miss
Leah Maynard; beautiful poem,
"The old and the new'' written by
our poet laureate, Mrs. A. p. Bundy,
and delivered by Mrs. Bessie Mei :
GER; song, mixed quartet; contest
by senior and junior girls: talk, J.
S. Taylor of McConneIsville; read
ing, Don White; vocal solo, Miss
Goldfe Cross: talk, Supt F. A.
Davis of McConnelsv1lle; sons,
Scout quartet; address, by Mr..
Richardson of Columbus, the speak
er of the evening; benediction, Rev.
letters. The only thing that marred
the pleasure of the evening was at
the close of the program when Prof
w. n. Root came to the front of the
platform and announced the sudden
death OF Mr.. A. b. Evans, member
of the school board.
Mrs. Jerry Donovan and daughter
Dolly OF Woodlawn, Pa, are visiting
tho formers mother Mrs. Clara
Hook for an indefinite time.
The Dorcas ladies of the Church
of Christ held their regular month
" meeting at the home of Mrs. E.
A. Scott Feb. 6. The meeting OPP
ened at p. M, the first hour be-
ing devoted TO the regular program
and the rest of the afternoon spent
in d social good time. Refresh
nlents were served by the hostess
The society will meet next month
with Mrs. G. M Vickroy.
Miss Sadie Sells of the east side
spent Sunday with the Metcali
girls.
Miss Glenora Medley entertained
her Sunday school class at her home
Saturday afternoon of last week
with fancy dress party. The af-
terneon was spent in playing games
and music, after which dainty re-
freshments were served This
class is banner class m attend
ance and consists of girls from
eight to twelve years of age.
Miss Josephine Sells of the east
side spent Sunday with Miss Evelyn
'VocttHN.