Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-10-26
Chesterhili

Chevrolet company, is spending 9
few days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Embree spent
Sunday with VIM. Embree and fam
lily, at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. v. L. Grigsby of JOY spent
from Friday until Sunday with Mrs
Grigsby.
Mrs. Ethel Cain and two sons left
Sunday for a weeks visit with M.
d. Cain of Charleston, w. Va.
Mrs. Ruth Miller and daughter
Lucille were in Crooksville, Mon
day.
Ona Piatt who has been working
at the w. G.. Fawcett home the last
seven months, returned to Greys-
Vile, Saturday
Mrs. H. j. Rardin spent from
Wednesday until Monday with Rev.
Long and wife of Mt. Hermon, and
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. E. Endicott of
Plantsville.
Mrs. A. T. Patterson, Thelma
Goddard, Gladys John, Hattie Hill
and Alice Hill were in GAINESVILLE,
last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. f. Hodgin and
son Robert visited from Friday un-
til Monday with George Gibbons
and family of Akron.
Mrs. Margaret Johnson is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ray McCune, of
Athens.
Mrs, Dale Locharv an5 Mrs. Alice
Carpenter anc Two children spent
Sunday with Dale Lochary at Hunt
ington, w. Va, and with Mrs. Car
penter's sister. Mrs. Annie Mingus,
il; Kentucky.
p. r. Armstrong and wife ard
George Patterson of Newark. and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Armstrong or
GAINESVILLE, were Sunday guests of
Harley CalenIine's.
Mrs. Ralph Pcarrcr of Newark
was a guest Friday of Mrs. J. A.
Pickering.
Attend O. f. S. Grand Chapter
Alta and Marian Reed, Florence
Harmer, Sylvia Long, Trixie Thom-
as, Lucille Hodgin and Marian Bode
attended the o. E. S. grand chapter
at Columbus, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mrs Harry Huffman of Newark
was guest Friday of DR.. and Mrs.
A H. Whitacre
Mrs. Effie Ball and Mrs. Dennis
Hallowell spent the week end with
relatives at GAINESVILLE
Frank Woodward of Crooksville
called at E. NJ Woodward's, Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. j. B. Goddard who spent a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. God
dard of Huntington, returned home,
Sunday.
Lillian Todd, Ella Edgerton, May
Creighton, Carrie Snyder and Clos
sic and Zola Triplett went on
sightseeing trip to Clarksburg, and
other places in Virginia, last Thurs
day.
Noel Dyer and family of New
Straitsville were Sunday guests of
P. E. Berry's.
School Notes
Friday night, the senior class
presented their play, "Miss Adven-
ture," to large and appreciative
audience. The cast was we'll chos-
en- and we'll balanced, and the hu-
morous situations kept the house in
a constant uproar. The leading
lady, Margaret Shook, was clever in
her role of tomboy, and was ably
supported by Alma Duncan, Maude
Bowman and Addie Ewart, college
girl friends; Harold Miller, janitor;
Isabel Newburn, dean of the ladies
college; Vera Michener. country
housekeeper; Martha Calendine, a
romantic country maiden; Thomas
Worrall, gentleman farmer; Frank
Davis, a society lady. The play was
coached by Miss Genevieve Patton,
and the quality of direction and ex-
cellence of the acting showed the
effort of her training. In the opin-
ion of many "Miss Adventure
ranked as the best high school play
ever given in Chesterhill.
The high school invites the pub
lie to attend its second literary pro-
gram of the year, which will be pre-
sented on Thursday afternoon, at
$3.50 o'clock. An excellent program
is being planned, consisting of talks,
music and stunts.
Mr.. Brooks, coach of basketball,
has already started practice with his
boys. Although we lost a number
of good players in the graduating
class Of 1888, we anticipate unus-
ual interest and expect to furnish
keen competition for contesting
teams this season.
School will be dismissed on Fri
day for the annual session of east
ern Ohio teachers association, to be
held at GAINESVILLE Friday and Sat-
urday. Among the speakers will be
Senator Robert M. La Toilette and
William Oxley Thompson, presi-