Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-04-03

grandmother, Mrs. Emma Beech.
Dorothy Beech of Roxbury is help
ing care for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Loar and
son James spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Boord, of Palmer.
Mrs. c.. r. Williams and children
Clayton and Media spent Sunday
with her sister and family Mrs. l..
w. Spencer, Of Bald Eagle. Mr.
Williams spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Williams,
of Pennsville.
Special meetings have been in
progress at the Methodist church all
week, and will continue throughout
this week. Rev. Lowell Mccoy is
being assisted by his father, Rev. D.
lC. Mccoy of Rochester, Pa.
Webb Chapter, No. 337, o. e. s.,
held their annual inspection at their
chapter room last Thursday night.
with Deputy Grand Matron Ruby
Fast of Bartlett, inspecting. Mrs.
Fast complimented the Worthy Ma
tron Miss Lauribels Hawkins, and
the Worthy Patron, Snpt. Carl Fell.
on the splendid manner in which
their corps of officers exemplified
the work. Visiting members were
from Bartlett, Chesterhill, Macks-
burg, Beverly and McConnelsvilfe
Lunch served at small tables, con-
sisted of ice cream, cake and coffee.
On Thursday afternoon April g.,
at 1:3O, the regular April meeting
of the Women's Society of Christian
Service will meet at the New Lex
ington church. The members of the
Stockport society are cordially in
vited to attend this meeting.
Breaks Ankle
Mrs. Flora Hutchinson fell last
Friday, breaking her ankle. She is
| resting as comfortably as possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Sleek, Todds,
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Sleek and Mar
| garet Ann of Waterford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Sleek and Jackie Lee of
| GAINESVILLE, Waldo Hale of Malta
route, and Mrs. w. T. Choguill were
Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs.
| Schlena Sleek.
Mrs Elmer Price was recent
visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. David Coler
| Miss Wilma Sheets of Dale was a
Saturday night supper guest of Mrs.
May Spencer.
Russell Watson and Dale Brill of
near Bartlett visited Sunday with
the latter's sister. Mrs. Friend
| Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Spencer visit
| ed r. C. Addoms and family and
Dayle Spencer of Dillon Falls, Sun
| day.
Mrs Eddie Allard has returned to
| her home at Crooksville, after
spending the past week with her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Hayes
| Mr.. and Mrs. Iver Robinson of
| McConnelsville visited Sunday at
the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Nor
ris.
Mrs. H. H. Campbell is spending
the week in GAINESVILLE.
| Mrs. Raymond Gray and children
spent last Friday with Mrs. James
Gray, of McConnelsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. AD. Blind who have
| spent the past two months at Eus-
tis, Florida, returned Sunday tC
their home here.
Misses Lorna Blind and Betty
Adkins, students of Office Training
Columbus, spent the week end al
their homes here.
John and Tom Gage, sons Of DR.
and Mrs. ]. Gale s Gage. left this
week for camp. ~~
Mrs Linda Yarnell, who ha
spent the past several months a
the home of her slaughter, Mrs
Harry Waite, because of illness, wa
} able to return here to her home
She was brought here In the Val
Fossen ambulance and will be caret
for by Miss Valena Rardin Miss
Eardin has been caring for her a
the Waite home
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Finley anG
| daughters Judy and Martha were
SUPPER guests Monday evening al
the home of DR.. and Mrs Gale Gage
and family.
Mrs. Celia Bacon iii
r. j. McHugh has received wore
that his sister, Mrs. Celia Bacon wa.
admitted to Good Samaritan hos
/ pital, GAINESVILLE Mrs. Bacon has
been residing in GAINESVILLE this
winter with her sister, Miss Frances
McHugh
Miss Lauribel Hawkins entertain
ed members of her bridge club al
her home Friday night The guests
were Mrs. Evelyn DZiamba of Lon
don; Mrs. Bernice Fell, Mrs Dor
othy Finley, Mrs. Meta Stallsmith
Mrs. Eleanore Bachelor, Mrs Mar
garet Durbin and Mrs. Georgia Lea
| Mccoy. Bridge was played and
prizes were awarded. Refreshments
were served in the dining room
which was lighted with blue tapers
The decorations were the patriotic
colors, red, white and blue.
| Father and Son Meeting
! A father and son meeting was
held at Masonic hall. Saturday ev-
ening, and was attended by 6S men
and boys. Special guests of the
evening were the members of Wind
sor basketball squad. )'2 The guest
speaker, B. T. Grover, assistant to
the president of Ohio university, al
Athens, talked on higher education
The following program was enjoyed:
Violin solo, N. j. D'Ziamba; from
bone solo, Robert Durbin; clarinet
and guitar duet, Roy johnson and
Gale Wilson. Lunch which was
| served by the men, consisted OF
baked ham, sandwiches, peach and
cherry pie, ice cream and coffee. DR.
Gale Gage had the honor of having
most sons present, John, Tom and
Glare. AS was mentioned in above
item, the first two leave for a years
military training.
Mrs VIM. White of Ironton and
neDheW Geo Carr of Athens are