Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-11-11
NEWTON RIDGE

Between SO and bO nelgnpoIs .
were delightfully."- entertained at Al
bert Mays, Friday evening. A fine
chicken supper, with all the good
things that go with it, was served.
Music and dancing was INDUCED in
during the remainder of the even
ing. All departed at a late hour,
congratulating Mr.. Mays on being
an ideal host. Fifty of the neigh
bors enjoyed masquerade, folloW-
ed by a taffy pulling, at the grange
hall, Saturday evening. A fine time
was enjoyed by all. Mrs. j. Harry
Henery and daughter Hilda were
guests Tuesday of Mrs. Geo. Dou-
gan of Pennsville. C. R. Hamble-
ton and family of Columbus were
week end guests at the Hambleton
home. Misses Bertha and Mary
Simpson attended the oyster supper
given by the high school class at
Pennsville, Saturday evening. Mrs.
Eliza McGrath and son Watson OF
Malta spent few days at their
farm here. Miss Leila Hambleton
of the east side visited Wednesday
with her aunt Mrs. Louisa Henery,
her aunt returning with her for a
few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther NC
Kibben and son Ray spent Sunday
with Mr.. McKibben's father OF the
east side, who is In very poor
health. Several from Bailey
church attended services at Penns-
vile Sunday morning. Rev. Ira
jenkins gave splendid talk.
Clarence Bishop of Stockport spent
Sunday with his parents M. W..
Bishop and wife. .Sextus Henery
and wife received word OF the
birth of 9 " pound son, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Henery of Barberton.
Mrs. Ethel Griest was at Malta
Saturday to see her aunt Mrs. Ruth
Henery who fell and fractured her
hip. Stanley Thompson of Philo
spent Sunday with his brother C..
w Thompson. Mrs. Fred Teter
had as her guest Friday, Mrs. wal
ter Newton of near Pennsvllle..
Arthur Hambleton and family of
McConnelsville visited Sunday with
his mother Mrs. Azelia Hambleton.
III. F.. White and family were
Sunday visitors with their son Mel
vim White and family of Stockport.
Alex Henery and son Orvllle or
Roseville and Howard Henery or
GAINESVILLE were callers at their
brothers ]. r. Henery's.. &C. q.
Spencer of White Cottage spent
over election day with his family.
Fred Grimes, wife and son of Corn
ing, called at G. w. Thompsons'
Sunday. Mrs. Hattie Folke has as
guests this week, her sister Mrs.
jamie Patterson of Stockport, and
aunt Mrs. Allie Bishop of Roseville.
!. Rev. E. A. Martin will give a
Warmers sermon next Sunday p. m.
: A special invitation is extended.
Miss Berdella McKibben who teach
es near Gaysport, spent the week
end at home.
Coterie Club Program
The Coterie held their October
meeting at the home of Mrs. Kate
Henery, with five members present.
Officers were elected for the follow
ing year: Pres, Blanche Simpson;
vice pres, May Spencer; sec'y, Edna
Hambleton; treas, Blanche Henery;
flower and sick com, Ethel Griest,
Florence White and Gladys Tomp-
kins; program CON-, Kate Henery
After the program was responded
to, refreshments were served by the
hostess. A program prepared by
Mrs. May Spencer for the November
meeting is as follows: Victrola mu-
sic; roll call, Five things for which
as farm woman I'm thankful; An
undesirable feature of farm life
that might be done away with, writ
ten, Kate Henery and Blanche Simp-
son; Three ways of doing good with
examples, from life, Ethel Grlest
and Blanche Henery; Use OF pres
sure cooker and whether it pays,
Gladys Tompkins; surprise feature
Florence White and Mary Scott.
The November meeting will be held