Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-02-09
Social Meeting

ion Rebekah lodge, held social
meeting at the l. o. O. F. lodge
ball, wednesday evening, with 20
members present. Chinese checkers
and rook were enjoyed. All present
eport a very good time.
Mrs. Hopkins Home From Hospital
Mrs. W. B. Hopkins returned to
her home Sunday, after a major op-
Grafton at the Peolpcs hospital, Ak
ron She reports she is feeling fine
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Miller spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs
Clyde Vincent, and family, Zanes
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Campbell of
GAINESVILLE were Sunday guests Ct
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ellis.
Minerva Literary Club
The Minerva literary club met
with Mrs. Beatrice Williams, Mon
day evening, with 10 members pres
ent Mrs. Alice Faires read a very
interesting paper on the subject
Round the year in the garden"
which was enjoyed Those present
were Lucille Hodgin, Dencie Bailey,
Sarah Patterson, Marian Reed, Fran
ces Collier, Esther Dunbar, Lenore
Gibbons, Alice Faires, Beatrice
Feebles and Dora Bowman.
John and Sarah Patterson and
son, Jesse Tucker, were Saturday
and Sunday guests of Willis J. Binns
Of Flushing.
Rev. L. d. Phipps, wife and two
children visited Sunday with the for
Iler's mother, Mrs. Hattie Phipps
Miss Dorothy Calendine of Mt.
state Business College, Parkers..
burg, w. Va, spent the last of the
week with her parents, F. H. Calen-
idne and wife
A. l.. Totman and wife spent Sun
day with their son, Forrest and fam
lily, of Glouster. They were accom-
panied home by their little grand.
son, Jack Totman
Silver Tea
The Million Unit Fellowship Silver
Tea was held at the parsonage
Tuesday afternoon from to
o'clock, with large number in ct
tendance. This is sponsored by the
members of the w. H. M. S.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Embree ana
son Teddy of GAINESVILLE spent Sun
day with Mrs. Ella NJ McPeak.
Miss Gaberial Schaffer, English
teacher, spent the week end with
friends in Columbus.
School News
Friday, Feb. 8, Marion high
school, with a group of 20 we'll arm
cd men, went on a tiger hunting ex-
pedition through ice and snow 10
Deavertown. 1t is the general idea
that somebody gets mauled badly
when tiger hunting, but no great
casualties occurred. Marion sue
cessfully tracked down and brought
back the pelts of three dens of full
grown, middle sized, and cub tigers.
The full grown tigers put up great
fight, but Marion's hunters with her
Coach Thomas powerful driving
plays were too much for the big
cats. We scored 49 hits to their
23 scratches The middle sized tigers
almost demolished Marion's young
hunters, but Workman scored a di-
rect hit in the face of the tigers in
an overtime bout with ii hits to II
scratches. Marion's toddlers play
fully demolished and stripped the
tiger cubs of their pelts, "a hits to
scratches. Marion plays Reiners-
vile Friday, Feb. 10, on Marion's
floor. The following Tuesday. 18th,
Marion goes to Beverly, and Fri
day, 18th, Windsor comes to Mar
ion for the last game of the regular
season. The county basketball
tournament will be held Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Feb %, "a,
and 25.
The Good Will Sunday school class
will hold their regular meeting at
the M. E. church, Saturday evening,
Eth. IL. Everyone is asked to
bring sandwiches and covered
dish.