Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-10-27
Morgan County Democrat snnelsye Ohio Thursday October a.

Hook, Sec'y.
r. w. Dewitt, who with Auditor
Harry Gordon, McConnelsville, was
injured In an automobile accident
early last Thursday morning, near
the Chas. Buck home, at Roxbury.
is resting fairly comfortable at Be-
thesda hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Henery and
son Don, Malta, visited Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Henery.
]. r. McAnulty who has been
confined to his home two weeks
with an injured leg, is improved.
Miss Azelia White of Columbus
visited her mother Mrs. Alice White
over the week end.
East Windsor Institute, Nov. 2
and 3
Officers: President, G. S. White:
FSec'y, Ethel Sells.
Wednesday evening: 1880, song,
America; 7:35, invocation, Rev. L.
B. Douglas; 7:4O, remarks by Pres
ident, C. s. White; 7:45, music.
Blue Rhythm orchestra; s, "How do
you do and hello," Mrs. Mary HAM
mond; $50, selection, Harmony
Four quartet; 8:35, Giving young
life a good chance, Chester Strong:
9:O5, music, Blue Rhythm orches-
ira; 9:15, closing song, Harmony
Four.
Thursday morning: $50, song;
9:35, school program, Misses
Barnes, Glenn and Wallace; IL, Ma
ture, what is it, are you acquainted,
Chester Strong; 11:05, piano solo,
Mrs. L. M. Ryan; 11:35, Keep
Sweet, talk for the grade pupils.
Mary Hammond; appointing COM
mittees; IL, dinner in charge OF
committee.
Thursday, 1880 p. M: Com
munity singing, led by w. G. New
man; 1:35, House or home. Mrs.
Mary Hammond: 2:05, Is minutes
of fun, Mr.. Eaton, county agent;
2:2O, music; 2:3e, Life and living,
positive and negative, Chester
Strong; 8, music, Mrs. Evelyn Pet
tibone; 3:05, announcements and
report of nominating committee:
election of officers; closing song.
Guests at the Erwin home for the
week end were Daisy Lee Erwin and
Elmer Rogers of Columbus and Ell
la Mae Erwin from Ohio University,
Athens.
School Notes
The first meeting of the 1929
P. T. A. was held in the high school
auditorium last Tuesday evening.
The music, furnished by the Blue
Rhythm boys, a piano solo by Miss
Helen Startling, violin solo by
Howard Thompson: readings by
Patty Durbin and Leah Margaret
McWilliams; and addresses by~Rob-
ert Secrest of Caldwell, and R. M
Winegardner, McConnelsville, were
unusually well rendered and enjoy
ed by an appreciative audience. Re-
freshments Of cider and doughnuts
served at the close Of the meeting
closed the social hour and furnished
an opportunity for friends and
neighbors to visit and exchange the
latest news.
Nov. IL and IL are dates set for
the annual institute. Good speakers
are to be here and we are certain
that the program will be equally as
good as that of last year-if not
better. This will be five session
institute, beginning Friday morning.
Plan now to come to every meeting
and boost your school and COM
munity by your attendance and sup
port.
We open our basketball season
when Lowell teams come to Vino
scr Hi Nov. 10. Lowell is noted for
it's fast playing and good sportsman
ship, and we are looking forward to
he game with real interest.
School will close Friday, Oct. 2S,
while teachers will attend the an
nual state teachers meetings.
Interest in the honor roll has
D6Gu SuOWu ny oOluC VI eAO PuA OhSo
and already, they are asking What
must a pupil do to get his or her
name on the honor roll. | want my
boys name there We appreciate
that spirit on the part of the par
ents, and if that attitude continues
we are sure that the list of names
on the chart will increase rapidly.
Gayle and Doyle Love have NOV
ed to Malta route two, and are COM
ing to school with Miss Lucille
Bump and her brother Victor.
The first round in the competitive
chapter race was won by the fresh
men. Every number ontheir pro-
gram showed ability and careful
Good work. Keep 1t
lp freshmen!