Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-04-29

at Littleton, Col, March IL, 1897.
The bride was graduated from Stock
port high school, then attended Ohio
University at Athens, Ohio, and
Western State College, at Gunnison,
Col. She is a member Of Zeta Tau
! Alpha sorority. For the past two
years she has taught school at Can
on City, Col. Mr. Fogarty attended
the university at Berkeley, Cal, and
is now an engineer with the United
States bureau of reclamation, sta
toned at present on the Grand River
! Trans Mountain division. They
were married by the Rev. w. +.
Kirkendall, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church, at Littleton. Mrs.
Fogarty wore a grayish blue suit
with dark blue accessories The
brides mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Doug
| las Erwin had worn blue taffeta for
her wedding 38 years ago, and a
sister of the bride, Mrs. William
Donaldson Of Columbus had worn
blue chiffon velvet wedding gown
for her marriage three years ago.
Mrs. Fogarty adhered to that custom
in her choice of colors. After Mrs.
Fogarty's term of school ends IN
May, she will join her husband
near Denver, Col. They expect to
visit her parents, and family, here
later in the summer.
Windsor School Festival
Approximately 200 pupils will
take part in the music festival to be
given in the high school auditorium
at O'Clock tonight. Chesterhill
and Ringgold schools will be guests.
Admission Is and zoe.
Sunday callers of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
M. Newberry, were their aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Jackson,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cavelle,
son and daughter, Bobby and Helen,
and Miss Garnet Wright, all of Ma
rietta.-- Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller
and Zene Wallace of GAINESVILLE were
Sunday visitors of her mother, Mrs.
Martha Wallace Miss Ruth Stone |
burner was able to resume her stud |
les at o. u, Athens, after being at |
home last week with a severe sore
throat The Friendly class of the |
M. P. Sunday school were pleasantly |
entertained Monday evening at the |
home of DR.. and Mrs. ]. G. Gage.--
An impressive installation service
for the officers of the Mary Reed
Auxiliary was held last Sunday ev-
ening at the NJ P. church. The de-
votional service was led by Mrs.
Clark Marjorie Wallace sang 'Hear
Our Prayer" and Mrs. Gale Gage
favored with piano solo. Miss Lii
lian Wallace conducted the services
and was assisted by Miss Lauribel
Hawkins as reader The president,
Miss Lillian Thompson, gave
splendid talk on "How to build a
finer church. - Mrs. Lucille Barnes
and son Jimmy left Saturday for
where she has employment
for an indefinite time. Her father,
Selby Burfeld. accompanied them to
w. Dewitt spent Satur-
day night and Sunday at the F. ].
Taylor home at McConnelsville.
May 4, is the date of the
annual inspection of Webb Chapter.
Mrs Roberta Mindling of Beverly
will inspect the chapter.--Mr Har-
old Kisling and Miss Elva Henery
spent the week end with his par
ents at Quaker City Mrs. Laura
Godfrey who was admitted to Me-
mortal hospital for operation, is re-
ported not improving as her friends
would like to see. Her daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rol-
lison, spend much of their time at
her bedside Mrs. Ada KOber of
came last week to assist
in the care Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Hiram McCann.. Mr. McCann
is slightly better, but Mrs. McCann
very ill.Miss Eloise Brook
over left Monday afternoon for
where she will enter