Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-11-12
Stockport

The heart of every true American
will thrill at North of 36.' A ro-
nance of the pioneers and the ter
rors and bravery of the Texas cat
tie trail. A glorious girl Of the
west is the first to lead her ranehers
and cattle from Texas to North Of
&C." Stockport theatre, Nov. 13
and IA, Admission Is and csc.
| vi, II, Church
Sunday school at $50 a. m. Spe-
ieia1 music, ladies' trio. Morning
worship at 1890. Christian En-
deavor at $50 p. N. Revival SER
vices every night this week.
Rev. Freer of Newport arrived
Monday night to assist Rev. Gale in
| the revival services. You are invited
to attend these services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Palmer are
moving this week from the Dewitt
property into the McInturf property
on Main street. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Dewitt will occupy the property va
Gated by the Palmers.
Harvey McKibben spent over Sun
day with his son G. v. McKibben and
family at Marietta.
Mrs. Myron Abel of Columbus is
spending the week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Dewitt.
III. G. Calendine is seriously i'll at
this writing with heavy cold
Miss Elma Beard was the over
Sunday guest of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Beard.
Mrs. Fred James and Miss Irene
Me.calf were McConnelsville callers
Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Triplett AID daughter
Mary of Akron were called here be-
cause of the illness of the formers
father Fl. G. Calendine.
Raymond and Carl Rippey and
Otto Young are rooming at the VIM.
Choguill home and attending high
school.
Miss Dorothy Ross of Roxbury
visited Friday night with her cousin
Miss Marjorie Newberry and attend
ed the Senior play.
Miss Jessie Grubb of GAINESVILLE
spent the week end with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Grubb.
Mrs. S. N. Stillion spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Wallace at GAINESVILLE.
Homer Hook and wife and Tom
Hook of Columbus spent Sunday
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Bishop
and little niece spent Sunday with
her mother Mrs. Kate White at
Pennsville
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henne of Mar
ietta were guests last Wednesday OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. James
O'Neal.
, Mrs. Fred James received the sad
news Monday that her brother D. III
Showers of GAINESVILLE had been SER
iously injured in a coal mine acci-
dent. UT
The following is P. T. A. program
for Tuesday, Nov. IT: General sub
ject, "The Back To The Home
Movement" music. orchestra;
Scripture reading, Mrs. Clara Bail
ey; prayer. Goldie Lane; community
sing; reading of minutes, reports of
committees; business; The old time
family circle and it's contribution to
the character of the child, Mrs.
Choral Hook; reading, What Home
Is Intended For, Bess Mercer; Are
modern parents more or less intelli-
gent concerning child problems than
those of former generations, are they
taking their responsibilities less SER
iously, are they transferring their
obligations too freely, Edna Scott;
music, Ted Ball; Trend of social life
among the children as we see it in
the school, Mr.. Chambers. Sadie
Sells, Delmer Medley; reading, Mrs.
Mona Metcalf; How can parents
combat dangers of the automobile
and moving picture show, Jesse
Hayes; music, frankie Hawkins;
Is there any excuse for the weak
parent, Harvey Morris, Mr.. Barnes,
Mrs. Erwin, Mr.. Durbin; reading,
Home and The Office, Louise Faw-
cett; ladies' chorus.
The program for the school fair
at Stockport has been all arranged
and everything is in readiness for
full day of education. amusement,
and fun 1t is going to be an event
which should not be missed by
single person in Windsor township
The program which is as follows
will be interesting to every man,
and child: $50, placing of
exhibits; 10:30, basketball game;
l1:15, judging of exhibits; IL to
1870, noon hour. Lunch will be
sold at noon by the Home Economics |
1880, music by high |
school orchestra; talk by J. L. |
Shriver; demonstration by boys of |
soils class; music; talk by j. S. Tay- |
or; demonstration by boys of crops |
lass; music; talk by Prot. Alexan-
Ter Root of Athens; music; s, NOV
ng pictures. This show will be ems
and instructive to both
Ldults and children, whether they