Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-12-02

,rgan County Democrat,
| Christmas sale of Coats and
| Dresses, at WHITES.
| Mr.. Harry Martin of Columbus
| visited the week end in Malta with
| friends.
Mr.. John McInturf of Pennsville
has been chosen for u. s. petit jury
service, beginning Dec. z, at Co
lumbus.
Christmas trees-see Mrs. o. E
Duvall, or call 198Red. These are
the same nice trees formerly sold b,
Duvalps grocery. I'd:
Mr.. Charles Burt, of Akron, re
Gently visited in Malta with hi
daughter Miss Colleen Burt, at thu
Grubb home in Malta.
Christmas sale of Coats an(
Dresses, at WHITES.
Mr.. Herman Calendine and fam
lily of Taylor Hollow, were Saturda.
| VlSlLOrS VI MI. anu NIS. I1CI uldl
Ring, of Stockport.-XX.
| Christmas sale of Coats an.
Dresses, at WHITES.
Rev. and Mrs w. j. Mccarthy ant
two daughters of Otsego, were
guests Friday evening of Mrs. Llew
wella Mcdonald and her SON
Messrs. Fred and Frank Mcdonald.
Mrs. Fred Coulson entertained
Tuesday evening with an antique
and farewell party honoring Mrs e
E. Russell of Tucson,< Ariz., wht
spent several weeks here with hel
daughter, Mrs. Goodwin Coulson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thompson lef
Sunday for their home at Coolville
following a visit with their parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Thompson OF
| Wolf Creek, and Mr. and Mrs. Park
er Sands, of Malta.
John Gregg of Cleveland, accom-
| panied the Clarence Penrose family
| TO McConnelsville and visited
| Thanksgiving and the week end will
| his sisters, the Misses Shirley
Mayme and Effie Gregg, near Malta
| Mrs. Charles Clancy and son Rod
ney Allen of near Mt. Vernon, came
Sunday for a visit with the formers
mother, Mrs Marian McLane, o.
| Malta, and other relatives. They
| will remain until after Christmas.
Rev. Raymond Roberts of thi.
place will go to Jewett, Dec. .
where he will speak in the higl
| school and grade school, and in the
evening will address union men.
meeting of all the churches.
Miss Elizabeth Gillespie, teacher
| in Cleveland, and sister, Miss Ev
| elyn Gillespie, of Columbus, spen
| Malta, with their father, Mr.. En-
nett Gillespie.
McConnelsyille armory ball room
Wednesday, Dec. 8, Hank and Slim
and their Georgia Crackers, will ap
pear in person for a mixed dance
and floor Shows p. m. to 1 2 p. m
| Admission 35c.-Elmer j. Smith
| Manager.
Mrs. Chas. Walker entertained
| the Women's Bible class of The
Presbyterian church, Tuesday even
| ing. Games were enjoyed and re
freshments served. This meeting
was revealing night" for the Sun
| shine Sisters"
Mrs Curtis Smith of this place
entertained Sunday with a turke,
| VIM c. Smith and family of route
IS; Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Shilling, neal
Rural Dale; Arthur Smith. Co
lumbus, and Miss Myrtle Smith ot
| the home.
Kenneth Dulaney of GAINESVILLE
Joined his wife and son, who hac
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. FREQ
| Roberts of this place, and they spen
Of Mr.. Dulaney's sister, Mrs. Ivar
| Ball and family. Mrs. Dulaney ant
| little son returned to GAINESVILLE
| with Mr.. Dulaney.
| Christmas trees-see Mrs. 0. E
| Duvall, or call 198~Red. These are
the same nice trees formerly sold by
| Duvalls grocery. I'd;
Mrs. True Ridgley, Mrs. Charles
| Ridgley and Mrs. Emmett Abel OF
this place, were among the guests
at party and shower given Mon
| day evening at the home of Mrs
| Leonard Taylor of GAINESVILLE, ir
honor of the latter's sister, Mrs
| Fred Genteline, r. N, (Helen Ridg-
| ley) of Columbus, who was recently
married. 1t was also her birthday
Others present for the occasion were
| Mrs. Gentelines classmates of hel
class of '33 at Good Samaritan hos
pital.
Christmas sale of Coats anC
| Dresses, at WHITES.
The L. A. S. of the Mt. Zion NJ
E. church will meet at the home OF
Mrs Letha Barkhurst, Dec. 8. Pot
luck dinner at noon. The following
program will be given: Christmas
song; devotionals, Mrs. Rae Ogle
wee; roll call. answered by Christ
mas | remember when child; read
| ing, Lucy Scott; music, Rosa Rich
| ardsOn; talk on the rural churches
| of Montana, Mrs. Raymond Robin
son: solo, Carrie Osborne; contest
| Letha and Virginia Barkhurst
| Please bring thimbles and material
| for piecing a comfort top.
NOTICE
No hunting or trespassing, day OF
| night, on my farm.-Annie Lent.
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