Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-12

son house, into her own home. re-
Gently vacated by Myrkle Triplett.
Miss Geneva Elliott, whose i'll
ness was mentioned in last weeks
paper. is slowly improving, but is
unable yet to resume her duties in
the school room.--The Good Will
and Sunshine Sunday school classes
will have joint meeting in the M.
4. church basement, Saturday even
ing, Dec. IA, at O'Clock. Mrs
Maggie Wilson and Mrs. Lenore
Gibbons Of the Good Will class and
Mrs. Dora Bowman and Mrs. Mary
Hoon of the Sunshine class will en-
tertain. Fairview grange will meet
! Friday evening, Dec. IS, at the
grange hall. This meeting will in
clude a talk on rural electrification
by speaker brought by County
Agent Hum Mrs. j. w. Ogan of
Cumberland came last Tuesday for
a visit with her brother, Henry
Phelps Russell Pickering who was
working on the dam at Dover and
was badly injured as reported else
where in the Democrat is getting
along as we'll as could be expected.
! He is a son of Charles Pickering
The Mt, Olive Chapter, No. 336, O.
! e. S., will hold an initiation and
| installation Of officers Tuesday ev-
/ ening. Dec. l7.--Mrs. Lydia Mich
ener who has been in poor health
for some time, is not quite SO we'll.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolfe, Miss
Myrtle Crawford and Harold
Vaughn Of Trimble were Sunday
guests of Vern Faires X. M. Star
ling, wife and daughter Betty were
week end guests of Mart Starting
and wife of Reynoldsburg. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Crooks and Miss
Lowe of McConnelsville were Sur
day guests of Henry Phelps and
/ sister. Mrs. J. w. Ogan.--Mr. and
! Mrs. Ermine McKain of Roseville
visited friends here Sunday Mrs.
C. M. Huffman is i'll with cold on
her lungs. s.--George Patterson of CO.
| lumbus spent the week end with
relatives here.--Carl Patterson who
has been seriously i'll the past eight
weeks, was able to come down to
the bank a few minutes Tuesday.
which his many friends will be glad
to learn Charles Parks Of Zanes-
vile spent the last of week with
Miss TheIma Goddard --Delsie and
Shirley Gibbons Of Canton visited
recently with their grandfather,
Frank Randall.
School News
Mr.. Kinney attended the educa-
tional conference at Muskingum
college Friday.
Saturday evening, Dec. 7, the
;rI, I,o oolyn
to Coolville to play its first game Of
the season; score pip, favor of
Coolville.
Friday evening, Dec. IS, Chester
hill high school team will play at
Ringgold. Saturday. Dec. ii, the
basketball team plays Bartlett
Miss Anna Mae Schofeld won
second place in Prince of Peace
defamation contest in Malta NJ. Z.
church Sunday.
The =. II. 4. program Monday
evening, Dec. ., was: Devotionals,
Lenore Gibbons; song. audience;
reading. Dorothy Schofeld; duet.
Mrs. Nellie Wood and Mrs Effia
Michener; talk, DR.. Northrup; gui-
tar music and song, Clifford Dou-
gan; original essay, Juanita Scho
field; high school boys quartet.
Pickering-Brown
Roy Pickering, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Pickering, and Miss
Ruby Brown, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Brown, were married
at ST. Marys, ". Va, Thursday.
Dec 5, with Rev. j. w. Dawson
officiating. Their plans for the fu-
ture are not definite. For the
present they will live with his peo-
pie.
Mrs. Julia Mulphey Passes
Julia Hannah Hopkins, daugh-
ter of Miles and Sarah Hopkins,
was born Dec. 26, 1858, and died
at her home in Chesterhill, Dec. 5,
1895, aged rs years, II months