Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-18
THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
EARLE EVELAND. Mgr

THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
JULY 13 and f9-
Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette. June
Story, Mary Lee, The VelascOs
and Jose Eslava's Orchestra in
"GAUCHO SERENADE"
You will remember Little Mary
Lee, the young singer with Autry
i'm a previous picture. Another
great new song-actiOn production.
9TH charter of the Shadow"
And sIardie Albright and Kath-
ryn Adams i'm "Ski PATROL The
white warriors of the SHOWS.
Thrill to the heroes who risk
theis lives in the most dangerous
game known to man. One show
each evening, at 1870. Admis-
siCn 10 and 2Oc.
SATURDAY, july 20
Baby Sandy, and the little tor
nadoes "Butch and Buddy" of the
"Undcrpup' fame in
"SANDY is A LADY"
with Tom Brown, Nan Grey and
filmGom's foremost funsters, Mis-
cha .Auer, Eugene Palette, Billy
Gilbert, Edgar Kennedy and Fritz
Field. With the greatest crew OF
comics ever screened at-in the
merriest adventure ever screen
ed. Donald Duck. -Merfle Mel
ody. Matinee Saturday at three
O'Clock. Shows in evening at g.
$40. Admission, 1Oc.
SUNDAY and MONDAY,
JULY 21 and 22-
Twentieth Century Fox presents
with pride one of the truly great
pictures Of our era
-FOUR SONS"
with Don Ameche, Eugene Leon
tovich, Mary Beth Hughes, Alan
Curtis, George Ernest, Robert
Lowery. Powerful and enormous.
ly moving; ranks high on list OF
Superior attractions; nothing
A son was born Saturday to Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Woodward, of Lem
on Hill
Dwin Household Insect Killer fol
| flies, moths, ants, roaches-Wltf
pleasant odor.-The Stanbery Phar
macy.
Mrs. w. D. Danford and Miss
Kate Stanton were guests of Mrs
w. F. Deedrick. Wednesday, at
social function held at the Mt. Yer
non country club.
Blackstone washers, famous foi
quiet, trouble-free service, have al
metal parts permanently protected
against rust and corrosion. On dis
play every day at Norris Hardware
Mrs. Cora Kennedy returned
home Sunday, following a couple OF
weeks spent visiting her daughter
in-law. Mrs Dale Kennedy, and
daughters at Bradford.
The most famous line of gas
ranges in America-the Magic
Chef" now available for Pyrofa2
gas service, anywhere in any coun-
try home. Ask Morris Hardware
The marriage of Virginia Morri-
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. john
Morrison of Rose Farm, and War
rem Parsons of Roseville route two
took place July IA, at Russell, Ky.
You may be interested in our new
unsurpassed roof coating for any
felt base or metal roof A new roof
by the gallon. See demonstration
at Morris Hardware.
Mrs. Hazel Eveland and Miss Ed
ma Archer of the Red & White gro
Gerry, spent a few days recently Wis
iting in Columbus. They returned
Tuesday evening.
The famous Blackstone washer
provides an exclusive washing ac-
ton, faster safer washing meth
cd, found only on the Blackstone.
You will like the looks of it at Nor
ris Hardware.
Frank Savage and sons Carl and
Albert, and daughters Helen, and
Cora Jane Savage, left Sunday for
their home at Wyandotte, Mich,
following a few days visit here with
the formers brother, Pearl Saw
age, and other relatives. Mr.. Saw
age and family also attended the
funeral of Mr.. Savage's mother-in-
law, Mrs. Ella Rardin, of Lightner
righe, held Friday at Tabor.
Several friends of David jenkins
of Bristol met at his home Monday
evening to remind him of his birth
day anniversary. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Sims, Ches-
ter Sims, Mildred, Donald and Carl
ton Martin, Choral, Gerald and Lee
Gerlach and Beatrice, Evelyn,
Billy Wilson and Marjorie Ray. Ice
cream was served.
Wayne Winner of this place, who
has been accepted in governmental
aviation training, returned last
Wednesday from RantOul Ill,
where Chanute field is located,
where he took examinations. He
will have still further eXamina-
ions to pass before being accepted.
rhe examinations have been made
HOTe SlflCl .OI ldle. RODeIl MCCOy,
elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nc
Coy of this place. has also been &C
;epted, and goes to RantOul, ILL.,,
lext month for examination. Several
,ther local boys have made applica-
ions for governmental aviation
raining. Young men from here who
'ecently enlisted in the U. S. army,
passed their examinations. Clyde
Robert Perkins and James