Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-09-06


Mrs. Sarah Patterson and daughter
Miss Besse, Miss Elizabeth Pinker-
ton, Of McConnelsville, and Mrs. I.
J.. Humphrey and Orvil Humphrey
Of Malta. Miss Wanda Lee Yeager
of Waverly has returned home, af-
ter an extended visit with her un-
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. p. M.
Smith, and other relatives. j. nj.
Watkins and Mrs. w. H. Hoon at
tended MARY Sweet Tent" Daugh-
ters of Union Veterans. Monday
night. Glenn Reed, ST., returned to
Columbus for an examination, Fri
day. The doctor sent him home,
| and he is to take his bed for six
weeks. 1t will be remembered he
| was operated upon recently. Rev.
and Mrs. M. e. Hoon took their
daughter to Columbus, and had
| her tonsils and adenoids removed.
The little girl is the only grand
child of Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Hoon.
| Mrs. Hattie watkins and grand
daughter Mary Joe Bryson visited
! Tuesday at w. HI. Hoon's.. Miss
Frances Day visited Friday with
| Mrs Hattie r. Hoon. The Get-To-
gether club met at Mrs. Stella Nc
Donalds last Thursday with IA
ladies present After the business
session, the afternoon was spent So
| cially. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dankel OF
/ Delaware, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Schneff of Columbus, and Mrs. An
ma Wilson of Trimble visited Miss
Jessie M. Wilson and her mother,
Monday. j. w. Moody was called
to attend the funeral of his sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Daugherty, OF Ches-
terhiu. Saturday. The funeral was
held at Pisgah His son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Moody of Glouster accompanied
him. Mr.. and Mrs. Muriel Stanley
and son Rockne visited Mrs. Stan
ley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons
/ of Kimberly, over the week end. :.
Mrs. Charles Moody received WORD
of the death of her slster-1n-law,
Mrs. Clifton Smith, of Charleston,
w. Va. Friday evening. Mrs. Smith
/ was a Morgan county girl, her nome
being at Calvary, and was the
daughter of Mrs. Ellen Thompson.
Miss Oval Jones of Glouster en-
tertained the Sunshine class OF
Bishopville Sunday school, Friday
evening, with eight members pres
ent. Officers elected were Pres,
Zola Gardner; vice president, Or
lena Pedicord; secretary Margue-
rite Mcdonald; treasurer, j.
Stanley Milhoan; recreation leader
Madge Pedicord. The next meet
ing will be the last Friday evening
in September. Miss Marguerite Nc
Donald visited Sunday with Mrs
Hattie r. Hoon. Miss Florence
Smith called on Nellie Dennlson
Sunday. j.. w. Moody, 81 years
old. his son Charles, Eliza motifs
and Andrew Price left Monday te
visit in New York. Homecoming al
RishopyilIe Church Of Christ, sun
dav. Sept. 80. Come with we'll hill
ed baskets. .Chas. Mllhoan ahc
family attended the funeral OF Mrs
Milhoan's aunt at Jerseyyllle, sun
dav. Miss Frances Day, Morgan
county music instructor, directed
music the orchestra being MADE
up of the music directors of coun
tv. some advanced pupils, and then
county superintendent OF scnools
Mr. Mallott, at the inter count!
meeting held at McCoEnelsVlile
SATURDAY. A truck load Of "a mer
and boys left here Sunday Tor 'he
worlds fair. The load Whlch was
gathered up all the way from Ches'
terhill to Glouster, was TAKEN ny
Fred Price and George Gardner OF
Mountville. Edwin Carpenter ahe
family and John III. CLARK attehueo
the homecoming at Calvary SUNDAY
u 4 Kittle of Athens was mere
this week attending to matters per
tanning to business. Mrs. }. A NC
Donald called on Mrs. HATTIE II
Hoon. Sunday. Born to Mr. ahe
Mrs Selby Gardner, Friday,
daughter, Ellanora Jean. MIS-
TheIma Stanley called on Mrs. Hoor
Monday. John Stanley ana Gar
Dennison and families attended tn'
Pbillips-Jones reunion at Liberty
Hill, Monday. Homer toWhshii
schools started Tuesday. waiter
1.,, :. ,,r bus driver. Oak start:
with Selby Gardner as teaciie'
again.