Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-05-22

day, returning Tuesday. The girls
stad with their aunt Blanche Scho-
field.
Mrs. Ella McPeak doesn't recover
from the heavy cold from which she
has been suffering, as her many
friends would like.
Mrs. Mary Penrose has gone to
her home in Pennsyille for a short
stay.
WorralPs are selling the remain
der of their stock of canned corn
and tomatoes at one-forth off. They
also have a supply of canned beef,
and beef loaf
w. G.. Fawcett received a letter
from his sister Mrs. Debbie King,
stating that their brother Elwood
of Anaheim, Cal, had suffered
stroke and was seriously i'll.
Jonathan Binns of Adena, O.,
Rachel E. Cope and Hannah Fowler
of Winona, o., are here to attend
Friends quarterly meeting today.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Johnson are
visiting in Logan and Zanesville..
Mrs Rachel Rowland is reported
better.
Mrs. Robert Doan is quite poorly.
The Busy Bee club will hold it's
next meeting at the home of Mrs.
Monroe, June IL.
At the Taylor Home
Monday, May 10, friends and rel
atiyes gathered at the home of Lu-
cinda Taylor at Big Woods, to re-
mind her of her 10th birthday All
came with well filled baskets, and at
the noon hour the table was filled
with goodies to eat of all kinds, to
which all did justice. One lady in
the crowd had to be showed away
from the table, she had eaten so
much. Those present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Loren Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Evans and two children, Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Davis and grandson
Harold, Edith Calendine and son,
Esther Ewart and two children,
Florence Wallace and two children,
Addie Ewart, Matte Rabberman,
Effie Ball, Eva Harris, Eva Young,
Letha Taylor and son, Mayme Ewart
and son, Mrs. Hazel McAtee and five
, children, Elizabeth Ewart and two
| children, Evalena Starting, Eloise
Rabberman, Raymond and Margaret
Taylor, oliver Taylor and son, and
the hostess Lucinda Taylor. All
went home wishing Mrs. Taylor
many more happy birthdays
III. 5. Commencement
The Chesterhill high school COM
mencement will be at Union hall
Friday evening, May %. The grad
yates are Josephine Smith, Velma
/ Burt, Mabel Choguill, Martha God
dard, Mabel Embroe, Nadia Camp
bell, Mary McElfresh, Ray Pierpoint
and Lowell Jackson. Program for
the evening: Music, orchestra; invo-
cation, Rev. F. H. Born; music, or
chestra; salutatory, Velma Burt;
music; class history, Mabel Cho-
gull; music; yaledictory, Josephine
Smith; music; class address, Ed
ward s. Parsons of Marietta college;
presentation of diplomas, Supt. F.
A. Davis; benediction, Rev. F. H.
Born; music, orchestra.
School Notes
The junior-senlor reception was
held in the Sunday school rooms last
Friday night, and everyone report
ed fine time. Every game was
new and snappy which made the
evening more delightfully."- spent. Re-
freshments of ice cream and cake
We're served to which everyone did
ample justice. The guests were the
senior class, namely: Velma Burt,
Mabel Choguill, Josephine Smith,
Mary McElfresh, Mabel Embree,
Nadia Campbell, Gerald Ball, Low
ell Jackson, Ray Pierpoint, Martha
Goddard and Francis Palmer, Fred
Harmer, Fred Kennard, Albert Abel,
Walter Worthington, Carl Bowman
and Harrison Hoon.
The baccalaureate sermon was de-
livered to fairly large crowd by
the Rev. MIR. Born.
The senior class social given last
Thursday evening was largely at
tended. Everyone reported a fine
time. Alice Talbot and Harrison
Hoon won the pie for being the pret-
tiest girl and ugliest man.