Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-11-17
The Morgan Cunt4 Democrat MConnesy Ihusay
Stockport

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drake and
sons Eldon and Gene of GAINESVILLE
we're week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. M. Newberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Henery OF
Columbus, Mr.. and Mrs. Kennard
Cross, of Cambridge, Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Reed, GAINESVILLE, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cross.
Mrs. Howard Scott returned Sat.
urday from Ripley, W. Va, where
she had been caring for her daugh-
ter Mrs. Frances Corbin, and little
babe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Power, zanes.
vile, were guests Sunday Of Mr.
and Mrs. n. w. Dewitt.
Supt F. s. Davidson and his Blue
Rhythm Boys, broadcast Sunday al
3:30 from WALR.
o. n. s. Officers
The following officers were elect
ed at Webb Chapter, o. e. s., No
337: w. NJ, Myrtle Henery: w. p.
w. H. Broomhall; Assist M, Lucia
White; Assist. p, F. s. Davidson
Cond., Margaret Durbin; Assist
Cond., Bessie Clifford; Sec'y, Besse
Mercer; Treas, Mabel Hayes; Trus-
tee, M. c. Walker.
F. & A. M. Officers
Officers elected for Webb Lodge
| f. e A. NJ, No. 252, were: Master
Douglas Erwin. s. w., Edgar Mott
/, J. W., Bernard Click; Treas, H. Fl
Choguill; Sec'y, j. A. Hayes: S. D..
Lester Pattin; J. D., Clarence Bfsh-
op; Tyler, Carl Kennard; Trustee
for three years, Harry Cross.
Miss Maxine Muse visited over
McWilliams.
Rev and Mrs. L. b.. Douglas left
Monday for weeks visit with thei.
| daughter Mrs. r. w. Leight and
family of Middletown.
Bobbie Durbin visited from Fri.
day until Monday with relatives al
McConnelsville.
School Notes
Honor Roll pupils for October:
First grade-Everett Clifford, Opal
Martin. Corrine Williams, Joyce
Hilaman. ard Richard Durbin; Sec
ond grade-Howard Blind, Alberta
Ross, Donna Dean Daugherty, Mar
iorie Kinney. and Bryant Hook /;
third grade-Max Coleman, Cleo
Hindman, and Mary Hayes; fourth
grade-Carleton Williams, Jimmie
Henery, and Sheldon Hilaman. fifth
grade-Carrol Pugh, Wilma James,
Byron Hook, and Helen Choguill:
sixth grade-Billie Bachelor, Norma
seventh and eighth grades-Tom
Gage and Vera Rogers. High school:
Seniors-Evelyn Bailey, Mary ForJ-
ham, Pauline Brookover, Don Bach
elor, and Love Henery; Juniors
Lauribel Hawkins, Fred Wilcov,
Othel Mills; sophomores Be-
bout, Alice Kean, Doris Clifford,
Verna Weber, Judith Blind: fresh
men-Leah Margaret McWi1liams,
Nellie Mccoy, Velma Newsom, John
Clifford, Freddie McGirr, and Elouise
Brookover
Windsor Hi opened its 1932-1933
basketball season Thursday evening
with Lowell's first and second
teams. Windsor was successful in
winning both games, although Low
ell put UP strong, clean game.
Prospects are bright for Windsor to
place a strong team in the field this
year.
The five session institute, held in
the high school auditorium, was one
of the finest ever given in Stockport.
Much credit is due to Mr.. Kennarl
for his energetic and systematic
work in planning and executing the
entire program. The program COM
mittee wishes to thank all who con-
tributed to the program of events,
especially those outside of the
school. The speakers, Mr.. Stowe, Of
Marion, and Mrs. Harbage of Lon
don, gave educational and interest
ing addresses, which were thor
oughly enjoyed by all. The ad
vertising committee wishes especial
ly to thank the Stockport merchants
for their displays and interest il
fostering the institute Officers for
the following year are: President,
G.. M. Newberry; vice pres, Mrs
Bessie Clifford; cor. sec'y, J. A. Ken
nard.
The f. F. A. Chapter of w III. S.
held their annual community fair in
connection with the institute. The
classes showed a great amount Of
competition as there were several
with as many as g and IA entries.
The exhibits were judged by Mr. H.
FL. Pickering of the Pennsville high
vocational agriculture department,
and the prizes were awarded as fol-
lows: Irish potatoes, Earl Schuster,
1st; Columbus Cheadle, End. Sweet
potatoes, Robert Mcpherson, 1st.
Velma Newsom, End. Apples, CO.
lumbus Cheadle, 1st; Wilma James,
End. Field corn, Byron Hook, 1st;