Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-06-06

les and meats in the county.-Dover
Bros.
Regular meeting of McConnels
vile Chapter No. 1872, r. A. M, this
evening, at 1880 o'clock. All mem
bers are urged to attend.-O. E. Du-
vail, H. p; j H. Witte, Sec'y.
Wolverine Cordovan Horse Hide
Work Shoes stay soft. Perfect fit.
More wear-White's.
Miss Ruth Campbell left last
Thursday for Iowa City, Ia, on a
visit. Her sister Miss Elizabeth
Campbell and brother Robert Camp
bell have been in Portsmouth where
they expect to have employmeV for
the summer.
Our clearance sale prices on
spring coats, save you money
Whites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Abel and Mr.
and Mrs John Adams of Kennebec
ridge entertained IL couples Friday
evening, in honor of their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Morgan of Cleve-
land. Saturday, Mrs. Kenneth Long
ley entertained for Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan, at the Betsy Mills club, Ma
rietta. with luncheon.
Childrens footwear Bargain
basement. You buy them for less.
There's a reason Whites.
The Royal Neighbors met May
%. with all officers in the chairs.
In the social hour following the busi-
ness session, the entertaining com
mittee invited the members to the
dining room where strawberries,
cream, cake and coffee were served
The next meeting is June IL, at s
O'Clock. mpt.-Mary Bingham,
Oracle; Maggie Leggett, Recorder
Curtains, draperies, awnings and
curtain materials. You'll like these
when you see them.-White's.
The next meeting Of Meigs Valley
grange will be held Friday evening,
June IA. Program: Musical rec
reation; tell story, c. r. Flanders;
College experiences, Duane Wilson;
instrumental music; Signs, Ed Par
mter and Vine Cordray; comic
reading, Winnifred Jenkins mono
logue. Gladys Brothers; solo, Harry
Parmiter; stunt, Clancy Woodard-
Mrs. j. L. Glenn, Lect.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Doudna and son
Of Pittsburgh returned Saturday to
their home, following a short visit
in Malta The formers aunt Mrs.
Julia Devices Of Pasadena, Cal, who
! is spending the summer in Malta,
( accompanied the Doudnas home for
two weeks visit. Mrs. Devices
daughter Miss Laura Devices, teach
er at Pasadena, will join her mother
soon in Malta, to spend the summer.
New shades and colors in novelty
straps and pumps, spike or cuban
heels. Sure Whites.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Witte and Mr
and Mrs. Herbert Ross visited Sun
day in Cambridge, the Ross with
Mrs. Ross relatives, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Witte with Miss Elizabeth Ter
ry, and other relatives. Miss Terry
has employment in Cambridge, and
is also taking piano and pipe organ
lessons. While in Cambridge she
makes her home with her cousin
Paul Baldridge and wife.
Curtains, draperies, awning and
curtain materials. You'll like these
when you see them-W Whites.
Westland grange program June
IA, $50 p. M: Roll call, bring an
obnoxious weed and name it; piano
duet, Anna Greathouse and Bernice
James; Why is it best to cut clover
hay when in full bloom, John McIn-
turf; When should timothy be cut
and why, Fred Mendenhall; When
and with what should potatoes be
busted, Russell James; Give reasons
for irregularity in time of spraying
this year, Lewis James; reading,
Bessie Abel; discussion, vitamines,
ladies'; song.
ROGERS paint, the cheapest and
best paint on the market.-The
Stanbery Pharmacy.
Sunday afternoon when Goodwin
Coulson, younger son of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Coulson, with three
friends, Curtis Kennard, Samuel
Koons and Jack Flanagan, was
driving out the Barnesville pike,
just after they crossed the bridge
beyond the Malcolm Daniel place,
their auto, an Essex, struck
raised place in the road, causing
the car to swerve and upset-the
wheels in the air. The boys escaped
injury, but the auto was badly dam
aged
JUNE HAT SALE
Hats, CSC; $1.98; $2.9S: S3.98.
Vogue Hat Shoppe, Malta.