Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-07
CheSterhill

| Members of the WCTU were en-.
tertained Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Delphine Shook. Mrs
Bessie Schofeld, presided. Mrs
Delphine Shook gave the devotion
ais. Miss Vena woodward, Vera
Michener, Mrs Martha Wood and
| Mrs. Isabelle Calendine, all visitors
at the meeting, presented playlet
"The Light That Shines" The
members present were: Mrs. Ethe
Dougan, Mrs. Dorothy SchofieId
Mrs. Matte Zumbro, Miss Minta
Hoopes, Mrs. Bessie Schofeld, Mrs
Bessie Clifford, Mrs. Alta Wymer
Mrs. Doris Nutter, Mrs Florence
Workman, Mrs. Effie Michener
Edith Patterson and Mrs. Hattie
Phipps. Lovely refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mrs. Faye Davis, Mrs. Alta Reed
and Mrs. Trixie Thomas attended
| the Eastern Star district school OF
instruction Thursday night, al
| Glouster
| Mrs. Nell Lochary of Stockport
entertained with dinner Sunday
| in honor of Mona Mae Ewart' s
| birthday: also her own which oc-
Cured Monday. The guests includ
ed Hllda Davis, Nina Wymer, Don
ma Ewart, Marjorie Fawcett, Lena
| Faye Michener and Dorothy Wymer
The Minerva literary club met al
the home of Alice Faires Wednes-
| day evening
| Herschel Carpenter who has been
very i'll for several weeks, is i'm
| proving.
| Mrs. Grace Fawcett, Mrs. Jane
| McInturf, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Michener, and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
| Totman. are i'll at their homes with
| flu.
Loretta Talbot, small daughter
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Talbot. has
| been i'll with cold and an infected
eye.
DR.. H. P Michener is improving
| but is not able to be at the office
yet
Clarence Wagner of Aliouippa
Pa, was recent visitor here al
his fathers, Mr.. Abe Wagner, who
has been suffering from neuritis.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Newburn
! Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mcdaniel and
| two children were Sunday dinner
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Wy.
mer.
Mrs. Ethel Miner is employed al
| the Fl. G.. Davis home.
Mrs. Iva Evans is visiting at the
| P. t. Armstrong home, near New.
| ark.
| Charles and Lewis Gibbons of Co
| lumbus spent the week end at home
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harmer O
GAINESVILLE visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Bowman and family
i Glen Parsons who has beel
spending some time in California
returned to his home here, Friday
! Mrs. Kathryn Embree and so,
Teddy are spending the week wit
her mother. Mrs Ella McPeak.
Ronnie PEBBLES, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Gerald PEBBLES, has been il
with tonsillitis.
| Dow Phipps has returned home
after spending few days last weel
with his mother, Mrs. Hattie Phipps
| Mrs. Nellie Grigsby is assisting a
the Joe Miller home this week. Mrs
| Miller is not very well.
| Mrs. Mary Pickering, Mrs. Besse
| Patterson and Mrs. Bessie Smith
| spent Friday afternoon in Zanes
| Vile and attended the tournament
at New Concord, Friday night.
Mrs Lizzie Pugh is very low al
| her home Mrs. Ranie Yarnell is
| helping to care for her.
| Monday evening 25 Girl Scouts
| enjoyed a pot luck supper at the
home of their leader, Mrs. Bessie
| Schofield.
Wood-Keirns Nuptials
| Harold Wood and Miss Helen
| Wolfe Keirns, were quietly married
at the parsonage by Rev. Wees,
| Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 27. Mr.
Wood is a graduate of Marion high
| school. We extend congratulations
to the happy young couple.
| Flossie Work who is employed al
the w. G. Fawcett home, spent last
week at her home near Pattin
| Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shook OF
| Athens were week end guests of Mr..
| and Mrs. Earl Woodward.
| The regular PTA meeting will be
held at Marion gymnasium, Monday
! evening, March IL. A fine program
l 10 pIdnlICu.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Bowman at
| tended the funeral of his STEP
mother Mrs. Flora Bowman, at
Plain City, Monday afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Barnes of Athens, and
Mr.. Earl Bowman also attended.
PTA program for Monday, March
Ill: Music, school band; trombone
solo, Marian Shook: questions for
discussion, Should the course OF
study in our small towns prepare
young people to earn a livelihood
and to fit into the local community,
Frank Bailey; Under present condi-
tions is it possible to SO modify the
| curriculum that this can be done,
B. e. Workman; Do our young peo-
pie favor such change, two senior
students; Are tax payers likely to
favor such change if it increases
taxes, Harrison Woolman; Can any
! industry or industries be establish
ed in village like Chesterhill to
give employment to our young peo-
pie, John Patterson.
Methodist Church
Chesterhill and Amesville, March
10 schedule: Subject, "Israel God. !"
Preceding: Oakland, 9.15; Chester
hill, II a. m; McDougal, 2:30;
Amesville, 1880 p. m. Special evan
gelistic meetings at the Amesville
Methodist church throughout week,
on - CororoI fhopoo. stEvolf-