Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-12

/ ley: English III, Helen Haines;
| English w, Robert Hartley; general
science, Albert H. Smith. .jr.; biol
ogy, Laura Hampton; physics, Cam
eron Satterthwaite; World history,
Clara Belle Hadley; American his his
Bertha Bert nsapn Stanley. ea one % Of these took
place first: one second; one fifth :
one seventh and three ninth. They
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs G. i. Schofield. Misses Anna
May and Juanita Schofield Of New
Concord spent the week end at the
/, SchOfield home.
Resolved that IN the G aeatnn, n,;Ua o.
Lodge, No. 148, r: & A. NJ: Chester
hill. b., laments the loss of . broth
er who was ever ready to aproffer the
hand of aid, and the voice sym.
pathy to the needy and distressed
Of the fraternity. An active mem
Der OF the society, friend ana com
panion who was dear to US all, 9
citizen whose life was standard
Of emulation to his fellows ~n
pathy Of this lodge be extended to
his family in their affliction. Re
solved, that our lodge be draped 10
mourning for 80 days; that these
resolutions be spread upon the rec
ords OF the lodge, and a copy DE
transmitted to the family Of our de-
ceased brother.-J. 7. Bowman,
John Harris, c. 0. Thomas, Com
mittee.
Mt. Olive Lodge No. 148 F.. & A.
M. Chesterhill, will hold their an
nual inspection Monday evening,
May Is. Work in E. A. degree. A
dinner will be served at $3.50. z!
cordial invitation is extended to all
neighboring lodges.-F. S. Miller,
w. M; C. o. Thomas, Sec'y.
Mrs. Harriet Backmann, MIS-.
Rose Miller and Mrs. Mary Hura'
lev of Youngstown, spent a few days
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. E.. N.
Williams and Mrs. Emma Shields:
P. T. Armstrong of Newark IS
visiting his daughter Mrs. Harley
Calendine, and family.
School News
Marion high school was placed
first in each of the three events OF
the annual Morgan county oratorl-
cal contest held Friday night at
Deavertown The other competing
and Stockport each took second
place in one event The three
events of the contest with the win
ner of first place in each were: HUI
morous reading, Mona Mae Ewart;
dramatic reading, Dorothea Will
liams; oratorical reading, Marjorie
Fawcett, with Mrs. Robert c. KIN
ney as coach. We felt that we were
very fortunate in having an expert
judge. Professor Stats head of the
public speaking department of OHIO
University served as the judge or
the contest. Many times the lay
man judge, while acting with fair
ness, does not recognize the essen
tial part of speech-the ability OF
the speaker to move his audience,
or to make the audience feel with
the speaker. We believe that true
worth demands recognition.
The school fair will be held
Thursday evening, May IL, at the
high school gymnasium.
Marion high school will be REP
resented at the Morgan county track
meet which will be held at the far
ground at McConnelsville, May 13.
The baccalaureate exercises VIII
be held Sunday evening, May 10, at
the Methodist Episcopal church.
The commencement exercises will
be Friday May 20, at Union hall:
The alumni banquet, Saturday
night, May 21, at the high school
gymnasium.
School will be dismissed for the
summer, May 20.
O. e. S. Inspection
On Tuesday night; May 3, Mt. Ol,
i've Chantnr No 22e O. r. s. held