Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-02-16

Friday evening several OF her
friends. The evening was spent in
playing games, and making candy.
Those present were: Misses Myrtle
Dil1ie, Gertrude Grigsby, Alice
Hill Addie Ewart, Faye Wood
ward, Helen Worrall, Hazel and
Margaret Shook, and Dorothy and
Martha Calendine. A very good
time was had by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Kennard were
Sunday guests of c. O.. Thomas and
family
Sustained Sprained Hip
Dr. Jessie p Smith who slipped
and fell Friday afternoon while
coming in from out of doors,
sustained very badly sprained
hip. Saturday she was taken to
Marietta, where an x-ray was
taken, which showed no bones were
broken. While she is suffering a
great amount of pain, she is getting
along as we'll as possible. Miss
Lillian Todd is caring for her.
Harmony Orchestra Concert
The young peoples harmony
orchestra will give concert at the
Union hall Tuesday evening, Feb.
21.
Several from here attended the
Westland grange, where they put on
the program, last Friday evening"
Miss Alice McInturf of Pennsville
do To- - with n
friend Josephine Murphey
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Long, and
two sons were Sunday visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs ]. P. Grosskloss of
Stockport.
Good Will S. S. Glass Meets
Mrs. Hattie Kennard and Mrs.
Trixie Thomas entertained at the
Kennard home Saturday afternoon,
Good Will Sunday school class. The
meeting opened with devotionals;
after which a short business session
followed by contests and games.
Delightful refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostesses. Those present
were: Alta Hoon, Lenore Gibbons,
Delphine Shook, Mabel Worrall,
Margaret McKitrick, Beatrice viii
liams, Marie Brooks, Lena Whit
acre, Mrs. Marsh, Lucille Hodgin,
Faye Davis, Florence Workman,
Alice Faires, Mabel Bowman, Flor
ence Harmer, Mrs. Wilkin, Marcella
Newburn, Dorothy Schofield, Ber-
tha Teeters, Hettie Woodward, and
Blanche Randall.
Mrs. Ethel Cain who has been i'll
with influenza and nervous trouble,
remains about the same.
Harvey Hallowell received word
Sunday of the death of Jack Grey
near Ringgold. He was the sOn-in-
law of the late Mrs. Alice Hallowell.
The funeral was held at the Ches-
terhill M E. church Tuesday after
noon, with burial here.
Church Notice
The Friends monthly meeting is
to be held on Seventh day (Satur-
day. the 18th -, with the ex-
ception of the week in which
monthly meeting is held. The mid
week meetings are on Fifth day,
Thursday. Meeting held each First
day, Sunday. All meetings are held
at 1920 a. M, and all who feel
like joining in reverence before
Him, to wait on the Lord, and
either feel Him in words or in
silence of spirit without words, are
invited to attend.
An interesting meeting of
Friends study group was held at
the home of Clarence and Bessie
Schofield on Sunday afternoon. The
next meeting is to be at the home of
Lillian Todd on March 5.
There will be a debate at Ches-
terhill high school next Monday,
Feb. 20, at 230. Chesterhill
negative will meet Pennsville af-
firmative at Chesterhill. The Ches-
terhill affirmative will meet the
Pennsville negative at Pennsville,
at the same time. Subject of de-
bate is: Resolved that one half of
state and local revenues should be
derived from sources other than
tangible property.
The Chesterhill Parent-Teacher
will go to Stockport
Monday evening, Feb. 20, to put on
the program: Surprise package.
Mr.. Brooks: violin duet, Mrs. Work
man and Ruth Berry; reading, Lena
cornet selection, Creigh-
ton John address. Carl Patterson;
vocal solo, Alta Hoon.