Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-04-23

II Emmett A. Taylor !
] Attorney-at-law III
!second floor Jones Bldg.
j (Next to DR.. Kings office) I |
McConnelsville. Ohio III
Curtain materials and draperies,
all the new novelties of the season
Whites.
The Brookfeld Baptist church
was organized Feb. s, 1925, one
hundred years ago On the Gath OF
May the members of the congrega
. tion expect to hold their centennial
celebration.
Children's coats and dresses neat
and summery, you'll like them
+ Whites.
Mr.. w. H. Ritchey came down
from Columbus Sunday and return
. ed home Monday evening. He was
| looking after some business mat
[ ters, and was the guest OF Mr.. A. ID.
Ming Wn1lG mere
J, Happy Toes, slippers and OK
\ fords for the children. Buy them
for less in our bargain basement
Whites.
Last Saturday c. O. Dye of Cald-
) well succeeded j. M. McGinnis, on
the bench of the court OF common
pleas, of Noble county. Judge Nc
. Ginnis served 8 years on the bench,
/. and was defeated last November for
reelection, by Judge Dye.
s Men if you want real value,
e prices that save you money. See
them in our bargain basement
Whites.
d Mrs. L. d. Miner Of Morgantown,
i w. Va. in renewing her subscrip-
ton to the Democrat wrote:
| do not feel able to do without it,
s for it surely has been a comfort
e and pleasure to me this winter, in
: my new home all among strangers.
O Men. if you want real value,
s comfort and service, in work
shoe, come to our bargain base
ment and get a pair of Lion Brand.
+ Whites.
Last Sunday a celebration was
held at the Trinity NJ. f. church,
Marietta, in honor of the 35th and
: 38th anniversaries in the respective
e positions of B. F. Strecker, superin-
a tendent of the Sunday school, and
d G. w. Otto, assistant uperintendent.
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See the special priced silk dresses
we are showing this week. They
save you Whites.
o Mr. Henry Barrell of Orrville, O..
has been visiting with his brothers
D. G. Barrell of this place and W.
f w. Barrell Of Malta. Mr.. Barrell
v lived at Newark, Canton, Pitts
+ burgh. and at Dallas. Tex, and 9TH
er places.
Mr. Herman ST Clair, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry St Clair, former res
d idents of Meigs township, Muskin-
t. gum county, but now of GAINESVILLE
was married recently to Miss Carrie
Daniel of that city. Mr.. ST Clair is
n employed as an auto mechanic with
is the +. Wilkin Sons company.
y
: Mrs May K. Bradley of Columbus
:. came last Thursday to meet heI
= mother Mrs. S. d. Kingsley who re-
turned TO her home here on that
dav, after having spent the winter
o with her son Atty Edward Kings
IS ley Of Parkersburg. Mrs. Bradley
# is a supply teacher in the Columbus
3 schools.
= Miss Margaret Cunningham gave
very enjoyable party for her Sun
day school class at the NJ. E. church
:, parlors last Friday evening. There
= were "a present, and very pleas
= ing program was given. after which
= games and contests were INDUCED
: in and refreshments consisting of
the hostess.
The funeral of Pearl Engle OF
C'iAADCi A"llh, w., oSNu y Z stdI >.
whose death occurred in Bethesda
= hospital, GAINESVILLE, as result of
;. uremic poisoning, was held April
- u, at the Ark Spring Baptist
: church OF which he was a member,
: and was conducted by Rev. McVick
: er, burial being made in the Ark
Spring cemetHy He is survived by
his father c. P. Engle and three
Z brothers and three sisters.
> Rufus Brown and Hugh Donahue
stsdeHts at Harvard university,
: Cambridge, Mass, arrived here the
> first of the week to spend their va
cation with their home people
= Messm. Brown and Donahue. and
= their friend Mr. Douglas of Cleve-