Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-11-09

tess Monday night to the members
of her bridge club. Dainty refresh
| ments were served.
| Mrs. Fred James and children
| were Sunday guests of Mrs. j. E
| Blatt, and children, of Dresden.
| Jean Linley of Athens was a weel
end visitor Of Rosalie Rollison.
The True Blue Sunday schoo
| garet Giffin were recently enter
tanned at the home of Laura Eliza
| beth and Mildred Carol James.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rollison had
as callers Sunday her aunt, Mrs. e
A. Barnes, and daughter Bessie, an6
| son Allan.
The Busy Bee Sunday school class
| was entertained recently by Elms
Marie and Helen Ruth James.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Elliott and
| sons Jimmy and Joe Of Crooksville
visited Sunday with Supt. and Mrs
Carl Fell.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F
| A. Matthews were their daughter
Mrs. H. d. Henery, and Mrs. Boil
Grieder, of Athens, their grand
daughter, Miss Bonnie Yarnell, ano
Frank Dugan, of McConnelsville.
Miss Helen Louise Schmidt, mu
sic instructor of our local school
spent the week end in Athens.
Mrs. Grace Van Valley of ST
Marys is spending the week with
her sister Mrs. l.. E. Pierpoint.
Russell Pickering of Kenova, w
Va. spent the week end at his
| home here.
Mrs. Miles Johnson was a recen1
| caller of Mrs. Emma Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. c.. M. Newberrv
their daughter Mrs D. A. Van Fos
| sen and Miss Lorna Blind were
guests Saturday at birthday din
ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs
| Warren Jackson of Marietta.
Windsor Community Institute
Wednesday and Thursday,
Nov. Is and 10
First session, 10 a. M, Supt. Car
| Fell, presiding: Invocation, Rev
Walter Clark; welcome President
Delmar Medley; play, third ant
fourth grades; "The Big Four Trai
| to Success Mrs. Paul b. Maxwell
| singing, third grade; picture study
of the Pilgrims, fourth and fifth
grades; who's Watching YOU" B
0. Skinner
Second session, p M, Caro-
Pugh, presiding: Music, high schoo
glee clubs; parable of the Com
| munity Tree" Mrs Paul B. Max
well; music, high school glee clubs
"Do You Buy or Are You Sold" B
o. Skinner; contest, F. F. A. boys
Third session, 7:3O p. m, G. G
Stoneburner, presiding: Selections
high school orchestra; invocation
Rev. Walter Clark; selections, high
school orchestra; ''The Inner Tenn
pie of Music" Mrs Paul b. Max
we'll; music, ladies chorus; "What
Is An Educated Person. B. O.
Skinner; music, male chorus.
Fourth session, Thursday, 10 a
m, frankie Hawkins, presiding
Music, high school glee club; invo-
cation, Ross Baker; What Is In
Your Pocket" B. o. Skinner; music
quartet; ''Social Evening With
Young People," Mrs Maxwell; con-
test.
Fifth session, p. M, Delmar
Giffin; music, Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
W1lldIHS, III uSlC, Elud I1dliilH, COil-
test, Mr. Ross Baker: Farming As
An Art Or AS Trade" B. o. Skin
ner: music, Mrs. Knowlton; music
Nick D'Ziambia: "Streamline Dispo-
sition Plus Vision.' Mrs. Maxwell
report of the nominating committee
Windsor Institute Festival
Monday Night, Nov. 13
Act 1. Helen louise Schmidt, di
recting: We Saw the Sea. Song o1
the Volga Boatman, Sailing, ladies
chorus; accordion solo, Laurlbe
Hawkins; Barnical Bill the Sailor
selected; Sweet and Low, Mrs. Pearl
Williams with chorus; popular num-
bers. Edith Moore. Ruth Patterson,
Judy Haas; whistling solo, Dorothy
Allard; Anchors Aweigh, Let the
Lower Lights Be Burning, Song OF
the Marines, ladies' chorus. Act. 2,
Ivan Ball, directing; Kentucky Babe,
mems chorus; solo, Until" Ted
Ball: Ole Uncle Moon, mems Choir
us; selected, Dell Daugherty and
Vernard Hindman: trio, Patterson
brothers: Coon Greek Courtship,
black face; orchestra, selected;
Winter Song, mems chorus.