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

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Edith Newsom, George Hooper. Es-
say. Elizabeth Humphrey; talk, Es-
teila Bailey; essay, Freda Smith;
reading, Beatrice Carrel; essay,
Harry Taylor; current events, Lula
Glidden, Mabel Ingram; jokes, Leila
Tomson, William Baldwin, Mar
garet Bone, Estelle Humphrey; es-
saw. Fac Benjamin; reading, Marian
Tavenner; essay, Mildred Lawrence;
reading. Agnes Hall; cornet solo,
Edward Perkins; play, A Woman's
Won't-characters James, Harry
Savage; Lucy, Ruth Falconer; Hen
ry. Harold Davis; Jessy, Marjorie
Mckay; Mr.. Harwood, Francis
Hooper; Mrs. Harwood, Helen Car
roll.
Chapel
The regular chapel exercises were
held last Wednesday morning. Mr..
w. d. Bilyen, the singer at the
Main st. Church of Christ, was in
troduced as the entertainer OF the
morning, by Rev. Pitman. His
Jokes and comic impersonation
were enjoyed by the teachers and
student body. AS an encore he re-
cited the poem "The Two Pals He
was we'll received and deserves
compliments for his success as an
impersonator.
Personals
John Kile has returned to school,
after several days absence because
of sickness.
Chas. Havener is recovering after
being seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Beulah Chambers is suffering
from a severe case of tonsilitis.
Last Saturday Bernhard Mercer
and Donald Fox went to GAINESVILLE,
to take the Unonian copy to the
publishers.
Paul Bone has been absent for
two weeks because of illness.
Music Memory Contest
The county contest was held in
the M. e M high school study hall
Saturday, March Is. The elementary
schools represented were Malta, Nc
Connelsville and Rose Farm. The
only high school entered was M. d
M, and six delegates will be sent
from our high school, the six sue
cessful ones being Eleanor Erwin,
Ralph Dye, Marian Fisher Edwin
Lowell, Hope Walker and Jessie
Maiden. The first three mentioned
are on the building team, while the
last three are on the at large team.
There proved to be much competi-
ton among the elementary schools.
Malta proved to have the only team
with three perfect papers Thus
Hol+ @1f faS hIli n
The three representatives from NAL
ia are Geraldine Ethel, Richard
Manly and George Barkhurst. The
at large team is as follows: Violet
Jauchins, Rose Farm; Louise Nc
Kay and Mary Louise Dye, McCon-
nelsville. All the winners had per-
feet papers.
The winners will go to Columbus
March 20 to compete with other
schools of their respective classes.
Nj. & NJ. Trims ROseyille High
M. e M. basket shooters closed
the basket ball season, at the local
gym Friday night by defeating the
Roseville quintet. M. & M. took
the lead at the start and kept it un-
contested, making points the first
half, while the opponents made
none. The visiting team showed the
consistent fighting the second half,
making a final score of 1877 with
NJ 6, M. on the long end. Roseville
put up a good scrap throughout the
entire game, while our boys were
lacking in team work in comparison
with previous games. Lineup and
summary:
M. & M.-16 :. ..... Roseville-7
Lewis, g.. ...... Harper, 2
r. I.
Ross, 2...... ...... Allison, 3
!. f.
Newsom, S.. f.. ....... Garrett
osborne. ..... 80. WlIllams,
r. 6.
Northrup. ....... .Fauley
!. g.
Foul goals: Roseville-1 out of s,
NJ. & NJ, 0 out of 3. Substitutions:
NJ. & M, Baldwin for Northrup;
Hooper for Lewis; Kile for New
| som.
Referee-Simeral.
Wins From Nj. & Nj. Seconds
M. & NJ. seconds made the trip tC
! Stockport March IA. They were
greatly handicapped by the small
ness of the floor, but Stockport has
the playing on their floor down to {
science, and they piled up the score
on M. & MS second string men
The final score was 80 to in favol
of Stockport. The two baskets TO
NJ e NJ were registered by Dean
Northrup Landsittel was higl
scorer for Stockport:
Stockport-32 M. Il M