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S16,750.

NtdI NtllO NJ dIlu 4llSOlildl-
A beautiful MIkkelson-bullt brick home
in Immaculate condition. $ large rms, 2'7
baths bedrooms. den and lavatory on
st fl: attic: @-car gar: living I'M. f5x25.
Cost S24 900. Owner must sell. sacriftce.
WILLIAM BOSWELL, NE. 3O33, ewes.
WI Iil0
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CLEVELAND PARK. 5000 oath ST. NV
Close to schools, stores. transport alton. s.
room house with lear garage, perfect
condition: rent. S9J
JAMES E. SCHWAB.
Southern Building District S1I1
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q " DDIILI DONII9f4FEl4N.
3-FAMILY APARTMENT.

West of 18th st, on Park road-22-ft.
semi ched building. 3 rms. kit. and
bath on LIST floor; > rms, kit. and bath on
md floor: > rms, kit and bath on :3rd fir;
oil heat. cleo refrigerator IN each apt: ga
rage. Price. $4,000. Evenings phone Ny
Lewis, WI. 113l
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

4ia A. II ROOMS. MODERN. GRAND FOR
tourists or Motel business; Lee hlehWay'
S13.500: will traue. Box 254-V. Star.
SILVER sPR SECT-s6.2 5O-JUsT CON-
equipped; F H A approved; unusual con-
structlon. Open TIL pm. RIA. 49,.
SEE OUR SIGNS AND lists, REDUCED.
rent, N E RYoN CO, Ma 800
DESIRABLE HOMES IN, ALL SECTIONS OF
h hFaIY &c C0uG rbesn San sa Old DOMINION
home bedrooms. o-car garage. recrea-
t tiop ROOM oil burner wooded lot GH.
ARLINGTON. VAS. 500.
Old 5-rm. house, mi, S. acre, close 70
buses. schools, stores and churches. Chest
nut 726l for appointment
ABOUT 3 MILES FROM FALLS CHURCH.
and bath, h.-wh. gas and electricity. in
excellent condition; tenant house. barn.
chicken house and about Sig acres OF land;
o LOUIS P SHOEMAKER, ,s
] ACRE. 4-RooM BUNGALOW, CELLAR.
garage, chicken house, screened. porch; 8
e mle5 RON a p D. e cash hold TO se's
Il acre, new 4-rm. and bath bunEslov.
Capitol: $3.50: small down payment, ball
ance s:55 mo. LEWIS & DAVIS, I20 Mary
lanQ ave. HVattS-. Mo. Va .'Hh'
AN INTERESTING HOME
OF brick and stone construction. less than
a block from the Washington Golf and
Country Club in highly restricted nelghbor-
hood. Living room 14x24. with fireplace.
paneied den, upstairs paneled studio room
with outside entrance. Master beorm. and
bath. = other bedrms, and bath. Finished
attic. maids room and bath; large lot.
approximately 90X20O. Attractively land
scaped G E oil burner Slate roof in
sulated. In excellent CONDITION
GREEN e. MAGRUDER,
Chestnut 3S}S. Ewes. Chestnut $751;.
ARLINGTON, VA.-S6,850.
500 N Woodrow st.-New brick 2-story
Colonial home. large rms, cedar-lined
closet. de luxe kit. fireplace. screened
porch large lot. beautiful shade trees;
stream in back of lot; F. H. A. approved.
OWNER RIIIIDE Chestnut . 6h.
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Near 18th & Spring Rd. NV.

$3.50 DOWN-3649 18th ST NV
6 rms. tile bath front and rear porcheS
newly renovated. Open evenings - or
by appointment. MILTON ISEN, GE. 1906
or EN- 3546
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED.
77OO GA. AVE NV.

77OO GA. AVE. NV.
Detached, 7 rooms a bedrooms. bath.
hot-water heat, electric refrigeration, ga
rage: rental. S65. Key. 7712 Ga. ave.
except on Sunday
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 x NV. MA. 1900.
9 RMS, OIL HEAT, $500.
Chevy Chase. d. c., 2943 Mckinley St
Detached brick, 5 bedrms., . baths. lovely
cond. Apply on premises. MA. $3.50.
ALT ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
rooms -four bedrooms bath porch.
oil heat. 2-car garage. Party on premises
will show. S65
GOSS REALTY CO.,
1905 Eye St NV MA 1859
For Regularly Employed Colored.
NEWLY RECONDITIONED ALL SECTIONS.
FROM Sl450 TO $3.50
Washington Housing Corp,
OBI II St. NV National alIO.
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AN INTERESTING HOME
ARLINGTON VA-S6.85O

500 N Woodrow st.-New brick o-story
Colonial home ) large rms, cedar-lined
closet de luxe kit. freplace. screened
porch: large lot. beautiful shade trees;
stream in back Of lot; F. H A approved.
OWNER. BUILDER. Chestnut 2165.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ARLINGTON. 31@ S IRVING ST. Mr..
Army Navy Country Club-Modern. 6 rms.
baths, attached garage. oil heat. OWNER,
day. Chestnut 500: ewes, Chestnut 1868.
VA. HIGHLANDS, 1918 18th ST. So
Large S-room house D bedrooms, ami,
OIL heat: cheap. RIA. 4419. 13'
AVAILABLE OCT, 15-6-ROOM UNFURN.
house, ami. oil heat; nice lot; 1-fare zone.
Chestnut 1893.
NEARBY VA. 1882 NORTH CLEVELAND
ave- Arlington. Va.-Modern bungalow 1st-
class condition; 1Oc bus fare; S42 so per
month; references required. Phone North
2335
FURNISHED, 5-RooM BUNGALOW
Bath, h.-wh.. garage; adults: reasonable.
500 Daniels St. Colmar Manor, Nd.
ATTRACTIVE BROOM BUNGALOW AMI
y miles from Rosslyn; $50. Falls Church
s29-W-2
Z ROOMS, SUN PARLOR: GARAGE IN
basement; bath: h.-w.h.: furn.; avail. about
Oct. Is. Call Chestnut O05O
. NEW 5-ROOM BRICKS, LOCATED IN
center: convenient to D. C Ami. oil air.
conditioned heat $50 and $50 so mo. Can
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
CHI. $500. Ewes, CHI. 471a.
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302 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-6 LARGE RMS.
:. IncloSed sleeping porcheS, IL baths oil
heat. auto. hot water, cleo. refg., stove.
basement garage cow school. stores.
transportation. Available Immediately.
Open evenings 7 to .. WA. 2.14
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6421 9Th ST. NV.
Semi-det. brick. 6 rooms, bath, c60
built-in garage, Electrolux refriger- ooo
ator: completely renovated. For inspection
see Mr.. GanZert. rs Tuckerman ST. NV.
HENRY J. ROBB. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. District Sal
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C. AND MD CALL US
10 see our list of homes in this delightful
neighborhood Prices range So 10 S15O
per month
EDW H JONES & CO. INC.
55"0 Conn. Ave. WoOdley 300.
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CTttk yak. ; TINS. newly deCOratedi OIL
heat: only SIS. RE. 500
Bin 9th ST. NM ROOMS; GARAGE:
TO party leasing room = bath, house:
apt. now rented: 81. income
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EXCELLENT VALUES.

1879 PARKWOOD PL. NV.
S65-LiVing room. dining room 2 bed
rooms. > inclosed porches kitchen and
bath, built-in garage.
1928 PARKWOOD PL NV.
S15-Llving room. dining room, bed
rooms, . baths, kitchen, screened rear
porch, cleo. retg., .-car garage.
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DETACHED BRICK,
S6.750.

LIZ ACI1CD DI1Nh,
$6,750.
In wooded section. on a very quiet street
Open fireplace in living room, side porch off
living room: large master bedroom; full
sized basement; oil heat: garage. All this
can be had for a monthly payment of only
S4l. covering interest and principal: sub
Ject to one trust. running until paid, with
100 cash. This house is near schools and
TRANSPORTATION. You will be amazed when
seeing this, property to know that so much
car be had for SO little. Call MR.. POWELL,
Dupont 1855. After q pm. Adams 0497.
$1,000.
Ills 4Sth st. n.e-3 rms, inside lava
tory and toilet electricity and gas: good
cond; lot 30x10O #. Weekdays, ME.
$3.50: Sun, WO. $500.
12,95O-14th and Colorado Ave,
8 BEDROOMS. 31a BATHS.
Exceptionally large substantial home.
situated on terraced lot 55x125, amid
shrubs and shade trees. First floor, living
room, dining room library, or tbedroom),
lavatory. pantry. kitchen. Second floor,
3 bedrooms. :, baths and sleeping porch.
Third floor 3 bedrooms and bath. Three
of the rooms have wash basins Modern
conveniences. AUTOMATIC HEAT, 2-car
garage Unforeseen circumstances neces-
THOMAS J, FISHER GO. INC. REALTORS.
rv.n nj 1V en- N NM oSDoxN. e "a. si7a
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CLEVELAND PARK-S14a50.

rms. - bedrmS ,. sleep porch. 2
baths. LARGE FIREPLACE. attic: SUPER
SWIMMING POOL lot .Ox@@0- BIG
TPEES. OWNER. CHI. $500. WO o979
REAL OPPORTUNITY, NEW-S500 CASH.
$50 mo Attractive: ii rms. = baths,
recreation I'M near Capitol and Library
and other Government depts Call MRS
Z. J WILLIAMS IL 3li3
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52l BUCHANAN ST NW-S RMS ="
baths, modern, hot water heat, garage:
rent. $50 Phone SH 3u94
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2o5 Albany ave.-6-rm. brick detached
bungalow. built-in garage h.-wh cleo.
gas, large shaded lot: >65. DI 1@1I or
WO. o929. o. B. HOPKINS, 1I26 Vermont
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HOME OR INVESTMENT.

beautiful Semi-detached brick home.
mr. Walter Reed Hospital. consisting of
bedrms and ~ baths, center hall large
porch and buIltin garage, with large base
ment located
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
APIS. S695O: INCOME, SI65: II
apis, S16,950: income. 1892; brick. auto.
heat; fine cond.: white, NV. RA. $40.
PRACTICALLY NEW-5-UNIT APT. BLDG
in most desirable section rental now
S2,70O per annum: can be increased to
81 .032. Price. Sl3.150, terms r. q,
dunno. 6O4 H st. ne. AT. $500.
Continued on Next Page.)
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6G2l 31st ST NV
, rms. a.? baths. finished recreation rm
L car puud-In garage; OIL heat; 500.
OLIVER T. CARR
Mills Bldg National oS65
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1924 9th ST. NV.

Trade or terms. Open afternoons and
evenings.
Montgomery Realty Corp,
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3055 CONDUIT RID. NV
Modern detached brick, 6 rms bat h
NV h, bullt-in car. elec rafg large rear
ward lnclosed with rev picket fence very
ConV Rent S69.50. Me. 1898; ewes
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DOCTORS-DENTISTS.

Ideal location. s36 Conn. ave. Offices
and residence combined. st floor 3 Office
rooms and bath. md floor, living room,
dining room. buffers pantry and kitchen.
'}rd floor, , bedrooms. > baths. - servants
rooms, Oil heat and garage. SANDOZ.
lNC-. - 1lllpnnf (Nlrcln Dill W
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This new brick home is designed to give
the most use and comfort possible. The
rooms are arranged TO hold your furniture,
there is a large porch in the rear. there
is a completely finished recreation room
opening on a brick. terrace. there is
bult-in garage and automatic heat, all at
remarkably low cost of $3.50. Please
call ME. 1143 for appointment. ]. IVES
ley BUCHANAN
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-26
Oakland

Mr.. and Mrs. Burchett of Beverly
Mrs. Lou Baker and Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Ball of this place, and Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Ball and son Of
GAINESVILLE, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Ball.--Mr. and Mrs
Lowell Bowman and three children
of Pattin Mills spent Sunday with
Mrs. Minnie Mills. Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Burt and daughter Helen
and Leroy Keffer spent Sunday with
Mrs. Chester Mills Jean Wilson
and daughter Dorothy spent Friday
with Mrs. Floyd Ball Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Zimmerman and three
children of GAINESVILLE, Floyd Myers
and children of Duncan Falls, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Blind and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mills
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Johnson and two children and Okley
Wilson were Sunday evening visit
Ors at the Damon Cooper home.--
Born Friday. Sept. 20, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Travis, a nine pound
girl, named Sharon Lee.--Mrs. 0.
r. Wilson and Mrs. Jean Wilson
and daughter Dorothy spent Tues
day with Minnie Mills and Opal
Cooper.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-26
Wesley Chapel

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Devore, near
Los Angeles, Calf, and Mrs Alta
Wymer of Chesterhill We're recent
dinner guests at Francis Miller's.--
Harold Ashton of Malta and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Ashton spent Friday
in Columbus, where Mrs. Ashton
consulted Specialist Mr.. and
Mrs. Dow Ross and two sons and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sealock were
recent GAINESVILLE visitors. Charles
Gray of GAINESVILLE is visiting at the
Mrs. Barbara Derwacter home
The Wesley Chapel L. A. S. were
entertained at the home of Mrs. FL
va Ashton for the September meet
ing. A good program was had and
nice refreshments served by the
hostess. The next meeting is to be
with Mrs. Lizzie Huffman, Wednes-
day afternoon, Oct. 2.--Ned Par
tesius of Salt Lake City, Utah, Mrs.
Fred Gillespie, Mrs. George Par
tesous and Mrs. Alice Barkhurst of
McConnelsville were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barkhurst,
Sunday. Afternoon callers at the
Barkhurst home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Barkhurst and children
Janet, Gary and Gene, near Penns-
Vile, and Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Greer
and son Charles, and Mrs. Blanche
Greer and Charles Greer of East
Bloom dalton Gibeaut visited
with relatives in Newark, recently.
I'VE always appreciate it when
people call and give us news for
the paper.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-26
MOuntville

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion McCune mo-
tored to Clarksburg, w. Va, Sun
day, to see Lester Carpenter, who
is in a hospital there, recovering
from an appendicitis operation. Mr..
Carpenter is son of Mrs. Anna
Carpenter, near this place. Mrs.
Bertha Wade was Monday night
and Tuesday visitor of her sister.
Miss Oca Ahle--Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Able, daughters Eleanor and Patsy,
of Joy, spent Monday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c., Ahle.--
ing to Chauncey, where she has en-
ployment. Mrs. Leura Carpenter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Carpenter and
son Paul, Ted Carpenter, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G.. Able and family, Mrs.
John Ball, children Wilbur and Lu-
cille, Mr. John Wells, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Able and daughters and Mrs.
C. c. Duncan, all attended the Able,
Archer and Hazen reunion at the
Embree park, a week ago last Sun
day. Joe Chakey, son of Mrs.
Elizabeth Chakey, was united in
marriage to Miss Ruth Duncan,
daughter of Harvey and Bertha
Hogsett Duncan, Thursday. This
community extends hearty congrat-
ulations to this happy young cou-
pie Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Wogan,
daughter Margaret, have been at
tending church services at Nelson
ville Rev. Max Good is holding
meetings at that place. Earl Able
and Mr.. Delmar Able and Mr.. Al
den Ball were business callers at
McLeish, Thursday afternoon.--L.
C. Able and son Delmar were call
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-26
Page Sevea

from a distance attended the fu~
neral of Rutha Stoneburner, Sunday
at Jerusalem. The social and busf-
ness meeting of Jerusalem Luther
League will be held at the home OF
Russell and Kenneth Sewers, Oct.
z. The ladies' aid and missionary
society will meet at the home OF
Mrs Charles Bailey at GAINESVILLE,
Wednesday, Oct. 2.--Rhea Stone
burner has returned from a two
weeks stay at the home of Mrs. VIM.
Eppley, where she was caring for,
the new daughter, Betty Jean.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-26
ReinerSvilIe

Rev Glen Peoples of Pleasant
City has been asked to return as
pastor for the local Methodist
church for another year. Evening
services are held every two weeks
with Christian Endeavor at z, and
preaching at 7:30 p. m.--James
Haskins, little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Haskins, is recovering from
pneumonia Mr.. and Mrs. Denzil
Elliott, who have been residing
Mrs. Charles Elliott, have moved to
Pleasure club will meet Oct. 2 at /
p. M, at the home of Mrs. Ethel
Love- Miss Clara Louise Grand
staff is assisting at the Paul Has
kins home Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Boyd and daughters Josephine and
Fac spent Sunday with Mrs. Boyd's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wal
ters.--Dr. John Hill of Rochester,
Mimi, is visiting his father, S. L.
Hill and his brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Stephen
son.--Mr and Mrs. Beryl Sharp
left Sunday for Cincinnati, where
Mr.. Sharp will have employment.
Mrs. Sharp is the former Miss Ruth
Swank The Reinersville chapter,
No. 397, o. E. S., met Saturday ev-
ening. Regular business was con-
Quoted. A gift shower was held for
Mrs. Eunice Welch Silvus, followed
by refreshments. Arrangements
are being made to entertain for the
Webb Chapter of Stockport, in Oc-
tober.-- Mrs. Myrtle Ebright is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Olive Fis-
Gus, and family Wendell Ray, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Ray, Of
near here, has returned home, after
being enrolled in the CCC camp for
six months. He left here last April,
and was located at Three Forks,
Idaho.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-26
Hackney

Please don't forget about the
Homecoming at Smiths Chapel
church, next Sunday, Sept. 29.--
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley Silvus and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Sherlock,
Mrs. Ella Simeral and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Silvus and family were din
ner guests Sunday of Mrs. Clara
Silvus. Edwin Silvus and family Of
McConnelsville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Farley Silvus and sons David and
Darrell were afternoon guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Wilson of
Charlottesville were callers Sunday
on her cousin, Mrs. Val Combs, and
husband.--Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Hosom of Parkersburg, W. Va,
were week end guests of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hosom,
and family.--A large crowd gather
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooley Silvus, on last Wednesday
evening to serenade their son Will
liam and bride. They were treated
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-26
Meigs

| Seems to me If / should see some
one after some of you folks who dc
not believe in defending yourself
while l might not say "sic EN-
would stand by and watch the chase
and save our shells for those who
| like myself believe that if our coun-
try is good enough to live-and our
| family is good enough to live with
we should fight to protect them.
Vernon Whitehouse has been in
| disposed the past several days.
Mrs Olive Broedel who has been
at the White Cross hospital, Colum-
| bus, the past several days for OBJ
servation, is expected home this
| week.
If you see man who is no,
| closely shaven, while it may be
"prima facie," evidence that his
| razor is broken, or dull, but on in
vestigation it may be case of corn
cutting.
The Bird road which was graded
| during the summer, is getting a
| coat of stone from the jeff Osborn
quarry, Bloom township.
Abe Tolbert lost a good milk COW
last week, from founder.
We asked about friend-and
the person of whom we inquired
said, she died at 1 80 and we broad
cast it. If it was lie, we are glad.
1t looks like Willkie is getting
dust as well as hair in his eyes.
Do Tell
Have the Morgan county Repub-
lican committee got a headquarters
| for each candidate?
If we ever had a desire to live in
Buckingham palace, it is all over
now.
In our last weeks column we left
out the date of the Campbell-Pur-
cell debate (183D.
Are Women More Patriotic?
1t seems Chesterhill has the hon
or of the first volunteer for the
county draft board, a woman.
We started the first page of this
new Fast Mail tablet, answering a
candidate who had taken fling at
us at public gathering. After we
had written a full page of his frail-
ties and told him where we could
| find more, we read it over and then
decided that although he weighs
much more than the Meigs scribe
men are not judged by pounds, as
are hogs, and then we decided we
were glad that we could pick up an
other pencil and express ourself in
words of sorrow for man who
wants to be big-by trying to tear
down the good name of his fellow
men-his opponent, for office AL
ways when we hear someone talk
about someone having big feet, we
take a squint at the narrator's nose
or ears. We haven't torn the page
out of the tablet. Please tell Nor
gan county voters, taxpayers, what
you did the past two terms in eX-
change for the salary they paid you,
and leave personalities out of your
campaigning and the page will not
appear in print.-Cheerio.
Some of our folks got to see some
of Bristol township they had never
seen, when they detoured while
state route rs was closed We hear
complaints that motorists are eX-
ceeding the speed limit through our
village, endangering the lives of
others as we'll as their own. Who
knows how to stop it?--Mrs Fanny
Lyle, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rad
cliff were Caldwell visitors, Friday.
Those of you who did not get to
see collection of relics and an
tiques as arranged by the late
Dolph Hook in the old house, miss
ed much. The room in Legion
home at Beverly, will surely draw a
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-26
Stockport

Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Jones of Orr
vile, Mrs. Olive Goodwin and Mrs.
Ruth Forsyth of McConnelsville,
Mrs. Raymond d. White and two
daughters, Mary Margaret and
Frances, of Versailles, o., were din
ner guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. White. In the late after
noon all except their daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Raymond White and
daughters were visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Carr and family of
Athens. Several members of Au-
relius Chapter, Of Macksburg, were
guests Friday night of Webb Chap
ter. Worthy Matron Margaret Dur
bin of Webb Chapter presided dur
ing a short program, which consist
ed of welcome by frankie Hawk
kins; response by Worthy Matron
of Aurelius Chapter; vocal numbers
by Mrs. knowlton accordion solo
by Lauribel Hawkins; talk on
Friendship, by Supt. Carl Fell
Lunch was served OF small tables
Mrs. May Spencer, advisor of the
Windsor Model Cooks All club re-
turned Friday from the 26th annual
4-H club congress at Columbus. She
was one of 500 who attended. Ev-
cry county in Ohio was represented
by boys and girls and advisors who
are outstanding in their commun-
fly in some form of All work The
congress closed with a banquet
Thursday evening at the Southern
hotel in Columbus, where Governor
Bricker was the speaker, and ad-
visors of 10 and 20 years club work
nd
son Don of Malta were visitors Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Henery.--Mr and Mrs H. d. Hen
cry of Athens spent last Thursday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. Matthews and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
L. Henery. Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Nor
ris and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Walker and children visited Sunday
afternoon with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Kirkbride of Oak
Layton of haywood, Calf, is visit
and family.--Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Ring and children spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ball, and family, of Chesterhill.-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. McAnulty, their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearl Dudley of GAINESVILLE,
were callers Sunday of Mrs. Laura
Riecker and daughter Norma, of
Lowell, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ham
ilton of Marietta Mrs Clara
Swayne is spending the week with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Calendine
and her niece, Mrs. Caroline New
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Patter-
son visited Saturday and Sunday
with their son L. Ray Patterson,