Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-12-05

Buy him gift certificate for a
pair Of Freeman Shoes, at WHITES.
Mrs. Jerry Miller of Marietta visit
ed last week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Ross, near Malta.
Buy him gift certificate for a
pair of Freeman Shoes, at WHITES.
C. L. James, of Columbus, spent
the week end here and at his farms
on the Malta-Pennsville road.
The Trinity Methodist church
guild realized SIT from it's three
day rummage sale, last week.
Really a Golden opportunity
WHITES Sale of Coats and Dresses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Williams and
with Mrs. Williams father, G. C.
You'll find the Christmas Spirit at
the Christmas Store.-WHITES.
Miss Ruth Knoch, former home
demonstration agent fer this coun-
ty, left recently for lronton, where
she has assumed her duties as home
demonstration agent there.
Christmas Sale of Coats and
Dresses, at WHITES.
Free cookie demonstration to-
night at 7:30, at the office of the
Ohio Power company. All are in
vited.
Deputy Sheriff Clarence Adrean
and family moved Saturday from
the sheriff's residence to the Dal
Thomas property, on South Fifth
street.
A golden opportunity to save.
WHITES big sale of Christmas
Dresses and Coats.
Mrs. Ann Shafer and sister Miss
Lucy Kelly, entertained several
friends at dinner Sunday at the
kennebec hotel in honor Of Mrs. F.
w. Bush, and sister Mrs. Mabel
Sprague, of Athens.
Stop in and see the big line OF
Christmas gifts, at WHITES.
Deerfield grange Dec. l3. EX-
change of gifts; pop corn balls and
home made candy; roll call, what l
want for Christmas; story of Christ
mas, Edith Warren; Christmas car
OILS.
Buy her Coat or Dress for
Christmas, at WHITES Big Sale.
The Friendship Circle will meet
with Mae Jett, Dec. II. Program:
Roll call, what | would like for
Christmas; What Christmas means
to me, Sadie Tavenner and Helen
a Christmas reading,
Katie Haynes. Exchange of gifts,
not to exceed 10c.
See our windows for the newest
styles in lamps-foor, studio,
bridge, pin-up, end, table, bed We
have the newest styles and all pric-
ed very special-Miller' Furniture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Clemens of
the north river road, entertained
the following guests at their home
sunday evening at dinner: Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Barkhurst, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Clemens and son Jackie,
Mrs. Leonard Clifton and son Gary,
Gnu WI .. W. w. bidSS anu sun
Terry.
Christmas sale of Mems Hose, box
Of three or four pairs, $100, at
WHITES
Mrs. Ella Moore returned to her
home here Saturday from a 10 day
visit with the Chas Holcomb fam
lily in Newark. Miss Alice Holcomb
who teaches in the Alvan Drew
school at Pine Ridge Ky, spent
over THANKSGIVING at home. -Four
other teachers visited also over the
week end with them
Hobard G. Smith and family who
have been residing in the Paul
Bertram property, near the Ohio
Oil service station the former Trde
property, have moved TO
the II. b. Sharp house on Jefferson
street. Mrs. Alice Fouts who re-
Gently disposed Of her PhilO tele-
phone interests at Philo, will occupy
the property vacated by the Smith
family.
Miss Amy RroWnell died recently
at La Mesa, Calf. She was a daugh-
ter OF the late Charles Br0Wncll of
Wolf Greek, and was Sister-jn-law
of the late Jesse II. lTOulkc a for
Iner editor of the Herald. She
leaves one brother, Wilbur, Of Cal
ifolnia. The first wife of the late
f j. Arrick was sister, and the
late Seneca Brownell of This place,
was 4 brother.
Wouldn't new Magic Chef range
make a Christmas long to be re-
membered in any home? Pyrofax
service brings gas, the modern won
der fuel, to the housewife in the
home outside the town gas.-Mor-
ris Hardware
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Peregory of
Pueblo, Colo, former we'll known
residents of Center township, OBJ
served their SO nd wedding anniver-
sary on Tuesday Before marriage
Mrs. Peregory was Miss Mary Fran
ces Silvus. They were married in
Beverly. Later they moved to
GAINESVILLE, where they made their
home for many years. For several
years they have resided at Pueblo,
Colo. They are the parents Of
three daughters, Mrs. Harry Corbin,
and Mrs. w. d. McGee of Zanes-
vile, and Mrs. Iona Stokes, Boulder,
Colo, and son, Clarence Peregory,