Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-02-24
ROOSterville

Alva Greer and wife of Bartlett
and Mrs. Caroline Green of Stock.
port spent Sunday afternoon at Mrs.
Caroline Newsom' Mr.. Clarence
Brown and Mr.. Reynolds and son of
Cutler route spent Sunday at the +.
w. Calendine home. Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Cheadle of Westerville Wis
home.--A delightful birthday party
and dinner was given at the Caro-
line Newsom home Tuesday in hon
or of Mrs. Newsom's birthday Mrs.
Caroline Green and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlan Mills who were in attend
ance also had a birthday this month.
Others present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlos and Linley Mills and Mrs.
Clara Swayne. Mrs Swayne baked
the birthday cake Miss Ida Han
lin who has been nursing at the B.
d. Croy home in McConnelsville
the past three weeks, returned
home Sunday afternoon.--M Mrs. An
ma Rardin went to Waterford Tues
day, where she will spend the week
with her brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Sleek MI and Mrs.
Malcolm Cheadle spent Sunday with
the latter's mother, Mrs. Alice
Bachelor of Beverly. - Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Henery, accompanied by Mrs.
Harry Henery of Stockport. attend
ed the funeral of George Sanborn,
near Glouster, Tuesday. Mr.. San
born was killed in an automobile
accident.--A shower was given at
the o. V. Hanlin home, Monday ev-
ening for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oliver
Maxine Lowry, who were recently
married. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. L. V. Rardin and daughter
Valena, Mrs. Eva BENJAMIN and
daughters Carol and Mary Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Scott, Mr. and Mrs
Ceddes, Linley Mills, Rev c. /.
Virgins, Mr.. and Mrs Earl Walker
and children, Mr.. and Mls. o. V.
Hanlin and sons Maurice, Dwight
and Harold, and daughters Ida
and Frances, and the bride and
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver The
evening was spent playing games
and vocal. Mr.. and Mrs Oliver were
the recipients of many nice and
useful gifts which were placed in q
| large basket and carried and pre-
sented to them by little Marian
Walker and Harold Hanlin, aged
| five and six years.--Mrs. Flora Carr
! is spending a few days with her
daughter Mrs. Sadie Coleman, who
| is suffering with an attack of gail
| stones. THE Ambitious Bible club
met at the church hall Sunday ev-
| ening The scripture reading and
contest was taken from the last %
verses of the 1st chapter of John.
E. E. Walker and O. V. Hanlin tied
| in the first test, Hanlin winning in
/ the second test given for the two.
Maurice Hanlin had charge of the
contest. The questions were, as fol-
lows: CD. Where was John bap-
tizing? (2) How did John compare
himself with Jesus? (3l. Finish the
quotation Upon whom thou shalt see
! the spirit descending and remain
/ ing on him the same is he which.
! (4). What were Johns words as he
walked and looked upon Jesus?
/ CD. What does the word Rabbi
mean? CO.. True or false: One of
the two which heard John speak,
and followed Jesus was Andrew.
/ ~. Who brought Simon Peter be.
fore Jesus? (S). What did Jesus
say he should be called (9). OF
what city were Philip, Andrew and
| Peter? (10t. Fill blanks, the fol
lowing day Jesus went forth into
-, and findeth-. Second test:
| (1). What did Jesus say to Nathan
ael when Nathaniel asked. whence
knowest thou me? CD. John said.
-? (3). Moses in law did write.
Jesus of-and the son Of. (4).
Jesus saith to Nathanael: Behold
an Israelite in whom is no. (5).
Name two of Johns disciples. The
club meetings will be postponed un-
til after the evangelistic services
close. The services will begin Sum
/ day, Feb. 27, with Rev. John God
| dard OF Somerset in charge. Come
and hear this interesting speaker.