Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-03-20
Pennsville

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Pennsville
Mr.. Harry Kennard who is attend
ing the o. S. u, at Columbus, came
home Saturday to spend week with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Ken
nard here.
Miss Mae Adrian spent the week
end with friends and relatives in
GAINESVILLE.
The operetta, 'In India" which is
to be given by the high school will
be held in the auditorium Saturday
evening, March %. Admission 15
and Csc. Be sure and come.
Mrs. Lorena Burfield of Colum-
bus, who spent the winter in Flori-
da, was here last week visiting at
the home of Rosell Cunningham.
d. w. Llewellyn and wife have
rented the rooms in Wilson Thomp-
sons house recently vacated by
Raymond Gifford's.
Mrs Ethel Woolman is visiting
her sister Mrs. E. c. Roberts.
'In india" an Operetta, will be
given by the girls of the high school.
The time of the operetta is the day
of "Hu" named after the god of
flowers "Ahu." On this day three
old w(fmen come from the temple to
choose dancing girl. March % is
the date Don't forget.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bachelor
and Miss Lola Kennard spent the
week end with their mother Mrs.
George Kennard, who is at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Newton, of
| McConnelsville.
Mr. Grover McComas is spending
the week with his mother Mrs. Ella
McComas and family of this place.
The latest word from Mrs. Ernest
Harmer who is at a hospital in Cof-
feeville, Kan, is that she is getting
along fine.
Basket Ball Game
Stockport high girls won over
Pennsville high girls by score of
to 2. Lineup:
Pennsville-2 Stockport--3
C. Harper, I'M. Creighton
E. Williams 49,, ..B. Daugherty
nj. Dougan. &C. Cheadle
M. Tracey. "A. Alderman
III. Tracey. B. Phyllips
l. e.
Field goals-Harper / Daugher-
l. Personal fouls, M. Tracey, 2;
foul throws, Creighton, /.
p. Fl. S. biys won a victory over
Stockport Boy Scouts 6 to 4. Line
up:
Pennsville Stockport
O. Wagner. -. .... Bachelor
ID. Scott. ..... -. $500. Maynard
l. f.
c. Coulson. ..... .Lochary
F. Kennard .... 49,. Kenney
ID. Muse ..... .... Brannon
Field goals-Kennard, 2; James, /;
Bachelor, l :; Brannon, 1.
Substitutions-Jan for Wagner;
McInturf for Kennard.
There will be community din
ner at the school house here Friday,
March 81 Everybody who is inter
ested in the school come and bring
enough dinner for your family. 1t
has also been requested that you
bring knives, forks or spoons and a
drinking vessel. Don't forget that
this is for everybody.
Sheriff w. M. Newton of McCon-
nelsville was here on business Mon
day.
On last Thursday, March 13, a
number of ladies from PennsYille
and vicinity gathered at the home of
Mrs. Mary Thompson, to help her
sew carpet rags. Those present
were Mrs. Lyde Thompson, Mrs. Liz
zie Bachelor, Mrs. Florence Bache-
lor, Mrs. Hattie Adrean, Mrs. Han
nah Archer, Mrs. Anna Mercer, Mrs.
Elsie Anderson, Mrs. Rose Bailey,
Mrs. Drake, Mrs. Emma Benjamin,
Mrs. Eva Benjamin, Mrs Sadie Cole
man, Mrs. Metcalf, Miss Grace En-
bree, and the hostess Mrs. Mary
Thompson and daughter Dora. At
the noon hour a bountiful dinner
was served, consisting of chicken,
baked beans, potato salad, dressing,
bread, butter, jelly. roast beef, pie
and cake and coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Dougan enter
tanned Sunday with a fine birthday
dinner in honor of j. F. and son
Robley. Mr.. Dougan's birthday was
March IL and Robley's March IA.
Robley had knowledge of what
was going on, but it was complete
surprise to Mr.. Dougan. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Dougan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Dougan, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. e. Williams and sons Clyde
and Dana. Mr.. and Mrs. c.. S. Hiatt,
Mr. Myron Abel, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Dougan.