Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-04-08

son William Mason in store,
which they recently purchased. -
Mrs. Pearl Williams has returned
from several weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Halle Gammill of Wes-
terville. Mr.. and Mrs L. S. Hol-
comb of Crooksville were guests
from Thursday until Sunday of their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. G.. G. Stoneburher &C. O..
Hawkins of Newark visited Sunday
with his son and daughter-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. N. HI. Hawkins. Miss
Edna McAnulty has returned to New
Concord, after few days visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Nc
Anulty.
Gets Scholarship
Douglas Ball, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Ivan Ball, was awarded scholarship
to Capitol University at Coumbus.
The scholarship was given for gen
eral ability and excellence in work
in all four years in high school.
Past Matrons Meet
Past Matrons frankie Hawkins,
frankie Gage, and Lucia White
were joint hostesses to the Past
Matrons of Webb chapter, Thursday
night of last week. At the close of
the business meeting games and a
social time was enjoyed. A dainty
lunch of ice cream, cake and coffee
was served at small tables, at which
small flowers We're used as favors.
The guests were Mrs. Hugh Ellis,
Mrs. NJ T. Clifford Mrs. w. FL.
Broomhall Mrs. G.. c.. Stoneburner
Mrs Harley Mercer, Mrs. R. w.
Dewitt, and Mrs. Fred James The
club is planning some, course OF
study along with the social side Of
their meeting, and for the May
meeting Mrs. White and Mrs. Dey-
lit will read paper on some topic
of general interest.
School Notes
Windsor high school was repre-
sented by six seniors at the annual
senior scholarship tests, held at NJ
6 NJ high school, April 3. Windsor
high school seniors stole the show
with first. third and fourth places
in the ranking of seven out OF the
!2S attending. M. & M. had fifth,
sixth and seventh places Douglas
Ball of Windsor high proved him
self to be the outstanding senior
student in Morgan county, when he
scored 2S7 points out of possible
! 400. Wilbur Wilson Of Pennsvlil9
was second with a score of 25S; Ava
Farnsworth and Tom Gage of Wind
sor ranked third and fourth with
252 and 246, respectively. The re-
naming three Windsor seniors, Hell
en- Faires. Jean DeLong and Ruth
Gray, ranked 16, II and IS, with
scores of 200, 1914 and 1913. Su-
perintendent J. f. Blatt and th6
high school teachers responsible fof
coaching the seniors, are to be con-
graduated on the excellent shoWlne
Windsor high school has made this
year in the senior tests.
+. T.. 4. Banquet
The sixth annual F. f. a. parent
and son banquet held at the Wind
sor high school auditorium. FRIDAY
night, April .. proved to be one OF
the outstanding events of the agfi-
culture department of the year
There were los served at banquet
which included the f. f. A. boys,
parents. short course students,
teachers and invited guests. The
main speaker was T.. O. Bolander.
district state supervisor of vocation
al agriculture, who spoke on the
four main detectives Of F. F. A.
work. Others making brief talks
were County uperintendent OF
i Schools C. w. Mallett, County Agri-
culture Agent James Hum. Supt- j.
! Z. Blatt and G. G. Stoneburner. the
remainder of the program BENG
made up by parents, f. F. A. ana
short course boys.