Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-01-07
Stockport

returned from WISH Win tHCii
grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie Dover OF
McConnelsville Rev. and Mrs. Ce-
ell Cottr;ll and daughter Esther OF
Empire were recent guests OF MI
and Mrs. Boyd Wallace. There
will be practice meeting of Webb
Chapter at their room, Jan. Il All
officers are urged to be present.
Mary Ellis. w. NJ; Besse Mercer,
Sec,y Mr.. and Mrs. ] E Blatt and
little daughter Joan have returned
from visit with relatives in Dres-
den. Miss Edna McAnulty return
ed Monday to New Concord, after
spending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. McAnulty
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cross were
guests Friday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Reed at GAINESVILLE. Their son Ken
nard Cross and wife of Cambridge
were also guests at the Reed home
Webb Chapter. O. E. S., held its
annual installation last Thursday
night w II. Broomhall was in
stalling officer, Ethel Wootton,
marshall, frankie Gage, organist
and Goldie Choguill chaplain. The
following were installed: Worthy
Matron, Mary Ellis; Worthy Pat
ron, Beeman Kinney; Assoc. Mat
ron Myrtle Henery; Assoc Patron,
Harris Phillips; Sec'y, Besse Mer-
Ger; Treas, Mabelle Hayes; Chap
lain, Agnes Dewitt; Marshall
frankie Hawkins; Organist, Lucille
Faires: Adah. Ada Devoll; Ruth,
Edna Erwin; Esther, Gladys Hen
cry; Martha, Bessie Clifford; Electa,
Wilda James; Warder, Laura
Broomhall: Sentinel, C O. Hooper;
Conductress, Lucia White; Assoc.
Conductress, Margaret Durbin. At
the close of the installation the
Past Worthy Matrons were pre-
sented with Past Worthy Matron
pin Mr. M C. Walker made few
fitting remarks about the chapter
and presented the pins to the FOL
lowing: Clara Walker, Ethel Woot-
ton, Agnes Dewitt. frankie Hawk
ms, Goldie Choguili, Carrie Bishop,
Besse Mercer, Lucille FARES,
frankie Gage, Laura Broomhall
and Mary Hook. Albert White and
family of GAINESVILLE were callers
Sunday of Frank Boles'. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. T. Clifford and son Evart
spent New Years day with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Link Clifford
Mrs. Della Berkeley of Malta was
guest last Wednesday of Mrs. G
w Mummey. Born Tuesday Jan.
A, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Trout,
a daughter Mrs Trout and babe
are at the home of her mother-in-
law, Mrs Maud Trout. The Stock
port p. T. A has been invited to
Pennsville, Tuesday, Jan. II, and
the following program will be rem
dered: Windsor township school
band: invocation, Rev Douglas;
band numbers: duet, Georgia Lea
McElhose and Edith Blind; re-
marks, Mrs. Scott; Windsor town
ship p. T. A. choir; singing, Sol
diers chorus, Hush, Hush, Some
body's Calling My Name; recita-
ton, Cleo Kirkbride; The Stock
port true blue boys-(a) Who, CD
Goodnight Sweetheart, (c) guitar
speciality, (d) Amt She Sweet; re-
marks, Mr. Thompson; solo, Theo-
dore Ball. closing remarks by T.
T. 4. president; closing song, P. I.
A. chorus, Now the Day Is Over. AT
the next regular meeting our p. T.
A., the program will be given by
the Pennsville 7. T. A.
Arthur Choguill of Parl1ersburg
and Mrs. Onita Horn of Roseville
were guests last week Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T Choguill. Miss Wanda
Farus of McConnelsyille route, and
George Crawford, Tarentum, Pa,
were week end guests at the Fl. IL (
Choguill home. Mrs. Myron Abel
and two children of Columbus and
Miss Ina Dewitt of Cleveland have
returned to their homes, after
spending a few days with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Dewitt.
Mrs Ellen Powelson and father
Homer Grimes, and Frank David I
son were in GAINESVILLE, Saturday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hook Of Co
lumbus were dinner guests Sunday
of Mrs. Anna Hook and family. (
The second quarterly meeting OF
the Methodist Protestant church .
was held Monday night, at the
Stockport church. Mr. and Mrs. 1
Arthur Gammill of Westerville are
guests of their sister, Miss Pearl \
Wilcox Members of the class of
1881 enjoyed reunion at the high .
school building, Wednesday even I
ing. Refreshments were served.
Miss Winnifred Newberry spent !
Wednesday with her sister, Miss /
Marjorie Newberry Of Columbus.
Mrs. A d. Blind and mother, Mrs. I
Oldaire who have been i'll the past I
several days, are slightly improved. I
Miss Kathryn ChOguill returned \
Monday to resume her studies at /
Ohio Wesleyan. She was accompa-
MED as far as Columbus by her /
mother, Mrs. H. H. Choguill and I
son Richard, and Mrs. r. w. Dewitt !
Donald Van Fossen was a busi- /
ness caller in Columbus, Saturday. /
Little Edna Lee Van Fossen of |
Pennsyille spent Saturday with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. I
McAnulty.