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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09

streets, required by a city ordinance
at all automatic traffic signal points,
were "too obliterated" to be seen
from a moving automobile. Judge
Lennon himsele raised the point of
the white cross-walk lines and dis
missed the eight charges over the
vigorous protest Of H. Winfield
| Smith. recorders court solicitor.
Appearing before the court on po-
lice citations for passing through
red stop signals at 18th and Market
street, were Roscoe Robbins, Ash;
E. F. Donnell, 2O17 Fender avenue;
L. w. Robinson, 205 Wrightsville
Avenue; j. A. Waits, 204 North
Third street; L. K. Ferguson, 30
livia: Ralph E. Hendrix, Lenoir, S.
c.; and Gilner E. Goode, 901 North
Third street. They had been arrested
by Charles H. Casteen, assistant
chief of police, and Officer J. A.
Anderson, during a one-hour patrol
of the heavily trafficked Market
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street thoroughfare early Friday

street thoroughfare early Friday
morning.
In taking exception to Judge Len
mons determination to dismiss the
complaints, Solicitor Smith said that
there was no doubt the motorists
had "violated the law, as some of
them have admitted. It is of little
consequence whether or not white
pedestrian lines are at an %intersec'
ton. The important thing is that
they drove their cars %carelessly
through red stop signals, thus en-
dangering life and property Of other
motorists as well as pedestrians"
AS a result of Judge Lemons rul-
ing, Police Chief Joseph Rourk said
that the intersection would be
properly marked" Monday morning.
The chief explained that lines at
the intersection had been partially
destroyed when workmen recently
resurfaced a portion Of Market street
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-09
SERIAL o
BY BETTY WALLACE

YESTERDAY: The search goes
m. but there is no trace oil Bill
Martha finally gets hysterical, Is
sent to bed. Paul and Suzanne
drive to camp. Martha remem
hers Butch, and how Bill loves
the dog. She hurries to the ken
mel. Bill is there.
THE BEST CONsCRIPT'S WIFE
CHAPTER xxx
..Martha!" Bill cried huskily.
Martha!'
He darted forward as she
swayed. His strong arm steadleo
her. and his blue eyes looked down
into hers with concern and a quick,
pleading humility. For the split
second that faintness overcame
her. she knew a sharp, leaplng re-
lief-a relief almost uncomfortable In
its ecstasy. She clung to him, see
ing in that one look the new bag
gardness of his face, the shamed
uncertainty in his eyes
But in the next moment, she was
pushing him away. She was stand
ing straight and rigid, the anger
and despair which had whipped
her on through the dreadful hours
making her lips tighten and her
voice hard.
"Where were you all this time?
Don't you know we've been look
ing for you? 1 almost went out OF
my mind. Paul had detectives in
New York-Suzanne hired detec-
tives here Il phoned the camp,
they said you'd deserted-where
were you? Why did you do it?"
Bills eyes dropped. He kicked
morosely at a pebble.
where were your" she cried
again. 81 looked for you all night.
AL day yesterday. Where were
your"
after IL knocked Paul down,
IL lldu " IlllS11llhC lAOiil INV
York. I went crazy, Martha.
didn't come to until they kicked
me out of the hotel. But knowing
you'd gone back to him"
ooh Bill, don't start that again!
I told you I've never been in love
with him, I didn't go back to him.
Suddenly all the anger left her.
the passionate desire to convince
him. "Oh, never mind, Bill. Tha'
doesn't matter now. Do you know
you're a deserter? You've got tt
get back to camp quickly! You
do everything you a to make
them 60 easy on you" .
1--WE made a dreadful mess O.
things he admitted morosely. g.
guess it's too late"
mo! 1t isn't too late! Oh, Bill
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CONSCRIPT'S WIFE

get into the car with me You
drive, please. Drive fast! Well gel
to camp, I'll speak to the com
manding officer. Perhaps they
they're not SC heartless after
all :"
He laughed shortly. "Our trou'
bles don't concern them. Disci
pline is all they care about"
And they're right! You should
never have done it. No matter
what happened, your first d y
was to the Army"
Duty he said. "It's their ia
vorite word"
''It's a big word, Bill. A solemn
word"
AS she sat there beside him,
while the old car strained over the
road, Martha thought of the guard
house where she had found him
last Sunday. Would this being alb
sent without leave mean a longer
term in the guardhouse? More Sc
we're punishment? Bill, will they
court-martial your"
Il don't know" He turned anc
his eyes met hers. "All I know
Martha, is that I'm ashamed II
my soul to have given you all this
trouble. IL could get down on my
knees to you, I could-could GU
eff my arm 49,. but it Wouldn'
help. Nothing could make it RICH
again.
"Oh, sweet, will you ever trus'
me after this? Can you eve for
give me for my suspicious? lie
do anything, if only you'd give me
another chance!"
The Army's got to give you an
other chance" she said steadily
That's our first concern. After
that-oh, Bill, I've never stopped
loving you'll" She lifted her tear
stained face. Bill kissed her swift,
ly. Then they turned their faces
resolutely straight ahead-to tt {
immediate future that awaited
them at the camp.
y
Two hours later, going down the
road that led to the sentry hu
and the cantonment, Martha saw
Suzanne's car. Bill! There's Pau
and Suzanne!" Bill touched the
horn button. Paul and SUZANNE
tumbled out of their car in sur
prise and relief.
"Oh, Martha, you found him!
yes" Her smile was trem
ulous. There's nc time now. Bill
must report at once. Wait for me-
AS Bill stepped on the starter
Martha saw Paul turn to Suzanne
you've been wonderful" he sale
simply.
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Senator Reynolds Will
Get D. {. Tag No. 4

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. .-R-
When new District of Columbia
automobile license plates are issued
next month, tag No. 4 will go to
Senator Robert r. Reynolds of North
Carolina.
Reynolds, whose previous numbers
have been 20, is entitled to the new
low n because of his chairman
ship of the District of Columbia
committee, assigned to him this ses-
sion.
D. c. tag No. 1 goes to Commits
sioner Melvin Hazen and No. 2 and
No. 3 go to the two associate com
missioners.
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RECORDER FREES
LIGHT CRASHERS
Solicitor Smith Expresses
Opinion Lemons Rul-
ing In Error

Eight motorists arrested by police
for failure to observe Market street
stop signals-the first arrests in a
police campaign to remedy aggra-
waited local traffic conditions-were
freed on a technicality yesterday by
Judge Alton A.. Lennon in record
er's court.
The dismissals e. ordered by
the recorder after police officers re-
ported that white pedestrian cross
walk lines at 18th and Market
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OUSTED

NASHVILLE, Feb. 8.-(R-Act-
ing on the powers granted them
this week in legislation passed by
the general assembly, the Nash
county board of commissioners to-
day ousted the county health Off
Ger, DR.. T. o. Coppedge.
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Charles E. Rush Named
Librarian At U. NJ

CHAPEL HILL, Feb. s. -cp-
Charles E. Rush Who has been %,
nected with library Work for mo.,
than 80 years. will become r., '''e
of the University of North carortr,
sometime before September L.
He will succeed DIR. Carl NJ. v.,t..
who resigned last vear +. me-
librarian of the University If .'''e
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and that no new lines had been
painted.
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La gaceta., 1941-09-02

una de las ruedas del carruaje
los ojos de 0tamendi tuvieror
una vision de espanto, una vi.
sion de inferno.
Del interior del carruaje, ha-
bia salido una mujer, alta, es-
belta, que Sc envolvia en- un IL
gero abrigo de entretiempo.
La aparecida Sc acerc6 a la
baranda del furg6n, y dijo, en-
voz alta y firme, miranda hacia
abajo:
-GQue pasa, Dimitri?
Este ruedo, parecer algo
torcido-repuso la voz del d.
rector del circo-; tendremos
que donarla una copa de whis-
key.
Son6 una carcajada brutal.
estent6rea, que corearon otras
gentes, que iban dentro de | ca
rrO y Sc asOmaban a la plata
lorna.
l. risa Argentina de aQue-
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circo -s Sc dijo Olegario-;
una troupe en- toda regla!
Entonces record6 haber pasa
do y dejado atras estos furgo-
mes, a media tarde, acampados,
en- una eSpecie de campamento,
entire Vintimiglia VI Bordigue-
ra, al pie de una de aquellas
montahas que trepan hacia
Saint Agnes.
Pasaban los carros, uno, dos,
tres, cinco, ocho, nueve, todos
enormes todos colosales arras-
trados cada uno por dos o tres
parejas de caballos normandos,
que avanzaban con paso lento y
SECURE de animales bien cuida-
dos.
Ell medico, pensando en- aque
Has gentes que hablaban en- Ell
interior, o encaramahos en- el
pescante de Los furgones, les en-
vidi6.
|iA menOs, estas gentes sc
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CUBANOS E tTAL1ANOS GA
MARION Et DOMINGO EN-
CUSCADEN

TEL Ciculo Cubano derrot6 a
los Loyal Knights por una ano
taci6n de Al en- Cuscaden ell
pasado Domingo, llegando de
este mode a un empate con el
Centre Asturiano por ell segun-
do lugar en- la Liga Intersocial.
Los ASSURES fueron derrotados
por los Cubs de L'Unione, con
anotaci6n de 6-3.
Los Cubanos lograron conec-
tar ocho hits, y anotaron todas
sus carreras en- los primeros
tres innings. Los Leales logra-
ron su 1nica carrera del pitch
er Torres Ell ell primer episode.
Existe aun posibilidad de vic
toria para Cubanos y ASSURES
va que falta ntres juegos regu'
lares y algunos que han side
pospuestos,
FL pr0ximo Domingo 8 medi'
ran sus fuerzos Cubanos e tia
lianos en- el primer juego,
Leales y ASSURES en- ell segundc
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LELUC FUERA DEL MANDO
NAVAL FRANCES

Vichy, (Francia no ocupada)
S~eptiembre 1.-El Vice-Pre-
nier Jean Darlan, en- su capaci-
dad de Ministro de Marina, Sc
par6 de su alto cargo hoy a su
antique colaborador, Almirante
Leluc, y nombr6 nuevo Conan
dante en- Jefe de la armada al
Vice Almirante Auphan, ell mas
joven de los almirantes en- e.
cuerpo, designandolo tambien
para hacerse cargo del Secreta-
riado del Ministerio Naval.
No Sc ofrecio explicaci6n al.
guna por la deposition de LIE.
luc, al cue Sc considerable la ma
no derecha del Vice-Premier.
Auphan es uno de los mas
brillantes cficiales de la marina
francesa, y tenia a su cargo, has
ia ahora, la reorganization de
la armada mercante gala.
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argentine Sc mezclaba con ell
estrepito repetido de llaves v
cerrojos.
FL mdsico Sc incorpor6 en- su
poore lecho fementido.
for Ell alto y diminuto venta-
nal entraba ell respIandor livi-
40 de un triste amanecer de in
vierno.
Ell mdsico, antes de empezar
a vestirse, cruz6 las manos so
ore Ell embozo y Sc repiti6 la
misma pregunta que Sc bacfa
cada mahana:
-EFefo es possible esto?..,
IEs verdad cue 20. ell hombre
dulee y bondadoso, ell hombre
que hlzo siempre de SD vida un
pOema de honradez y de traba-
jo' me encuentre aqui, encerra.
10 en- un preside, mezclado O
granoes criminals? D.. mo es
este suehO, una pesadiua espan-
toSal,..
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OEPORTES
LOS JUEGOS DE AVER EN-
LAS N LIGAS

Los Cardenales del st. Louis,
que pusieron en- ell box" a sus
asses del pitching Ernie White
Y HOWE Pollet, derrotaron en-
un doble juego a les Piratas del
Pittsburgh, quedando asi me-
dio juego sobre los Dodgers del
Brooklyn.
Los Dodgers derrotaron a los
Boston Braves 6-5 en- ell primer
juego de an doble desafio, y tu-
vieron que contentarse mas tar
de con un empate 2-2 en- ell Sc
gundo juego, que fue Suspend
do en- ell sexto por oscuridads
Como resultado de la doble vic
toria del st. Louis y de la SEN
ella de los Dodgers, la posici6n
de ambos clubs es la siguiente
st. Louis 83, As, .648; Brook
Ign 83, 46, .643.
Philadelphia 742 y 4-S en- 10
innings. Cuadrangulares de OFT
y Moore produjeron un total de
cinco carreras en- ell septimo, 10
que ayud6 a Carpenter a ano-
tarse su octava victoria en- el
primer juego. En- ell segundc
de 10 innings, Young bate6 su
q cuadrangular de la Temporal
da.
Paul Derringer hizo su prime
ra salida desde Agosto 2 por el
Cincinnati, y llev6 a los Rojos a
una victoria de 81 sobre los
Chicago Cubs, en- ell primer jue-
go de un doble desafio. Derr-
ingger per.niti6 seis hits en- su
10O victoria.
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Los Cubs, por SD parte, To-
graron ganar ell segundo juego
con una anotaci6n de ga.
En- la Lga Americana, los
Yankees del New York divide
ron IGNORES con los Atleticos,
quedando asi ell n1mero de sus
juegos limitado a 1872, en- tan
to los Medals Rojas derrotaban
dos veces a los Senadores del
Warrington.
Ted Willioms conect6 tres
cuadrangulares, para Obtener
las dos victorias de su club de
1879 y 1912 sobre los Senadores'
Williams bate6 dos home runs
en- ell primer juego, ell primero
con nadie en- bases, en- ell quinto,
Y mas tarde, en- ell octave, cuyo
segundo hit de cuatro bases sir
vi para que este inning fuera
de siete carreras para su club.
Ell Chicago derrot6 a los In
dios del Cleveland, que Sc en-
contraban en- cuarto lugar, cor
ma doble anotacion de TO y
413. Thornton Lee Sc anot6 81
18o victoria de la temporada er
Ell primer juego. Rigney mantu'
vo a los contrarios en- nuev'
hits, haciendolos quedar tres
juegos por debajo del tercer lu
gar en- ell segundo.
Rudy York bste6 tres jonro
nes, que llevaron a los Tigre'
lei Detroit a una victoria sObr'
,os Browns, en- 81 primer jueg'
lie una doble, con una anotaci6l
lie 9-5. Los Tigres, por su parte
ascendieron a 212 juegos de i
primera division, al derrotar
los propios Browns 1853 en- e
segundo iuego.
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Tendi6 ell dido.


Dio dos pasos hacia ell fur.
gon aquel de donde lie habfa pa.
recido que salia la vOz de Ia
traidora.
FL carbonate, de pronto sc
detuvo.
Una voz ruda de hombre ha-
bia exclamado, saliendo del in
terror del carruaje:
Teddy, venir til aqui, yer
que es esta que lie pasa a la rue
do iDarme vosotras un farOl!
Dos hombres Sc deScolgaron
desde la plataforma, alta y am
plia del carruaje,
Uno de clos Nevada una luz
en- la mano.
E~ntonces, mientras aquellos
uos hombres que q 0legario Sc
lie semejaron gigantescos entire
las sOmbras, y que no eran OtrOs
cue ell propiO Dimitri Petrokoff
y Ell clown Teddy, examinarOn
La gaceta., 1941-09-02
LA GAcNNA

CondAdo iniclaban;su Gltiraa Sc
mana de vacaciones, va que ell
inicio del pr6ximo curse escolar
Sc ha fijado para el pr6ximO ola
8. los distintos centres de en-
senanza superior anunciaron
las fechas para matriculas, en-
la forma que sigue:
Los estudiantes de primer a.
no en- Ell Hillsborough High
School (~Sophomores), habran
de registrarse en- la tarde del
Sabado y los de los grades supe-
riores (Seniors), 10 haran ell
Lunes por la manana. Las cla-
ses no comenzaran en- este plan
tel hasta ell Microbes.
En- ell Plant High, las matri-
culas seran Lunes, "Seniors" q
las 900 a. m, Juniors a las
1890 a. M; y "~Sophcmores'
AS, a las IL 800 m. Ell Martes.
a las 300 a. M, "SophOmores'
BIS. Ell Microbes Sc iniciaran
las classes, y las oficinas estaran
abiertas durante toda la pre-
sente semana, de 300 a. m,
3 100 p. M, para ofrecer cuanti
information requleran los nue.
vos alumnos procedentes de fu'
a de la ciudad
En- ell Jefferson Junior-Se
Nor High School, que este aht
se convertira en- High School
regular, los registros de alum
nos Sc haran en- la tarde de
La gaceta., 1941-09-02
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

en- espahol, en- otros idiomas
exoticos, y de los cuales sole
Percibia 0legario palabras {
frases sueltas y rotas por Ia
brisa.
POGO despues comenzaron a
desfilar ante ell medico los fur
cones enormes de alguna en-
presa de mudanzas.
Ash 10 pens6 primero 0tamen
di, que rectific6 POGO despues,
viendo, a la luz de la luna, escri-
to en- la cara de uno de los ca
rromatos colosales:
GrGnde Compdgnie de Cirque
dc Monsieur PetrOkOU.
IAh, es una cOmpahia de
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lila mujer que habia surgido la
primera a la luz de la luna, tin
tineo tambien, con un encanto
de aqua de arroyo que CORE en-
ire las piedras o de c~ristales
que Sc rompen...
Otamendi 10 vic todo rojo.
Sus puhos Sc crisparon. al
tempo que avanzaba hacia Ell
furg6n, saliendo de las SOM
bras, como un fantasma o un
~espectro..
AQuella mujer era. Ague-
da Cenci H..
La gaceta., 1941-09-02

vfefnbs y ATmakAna del saba.
do. L8 estadiantes dc Junior
Tsgh habran dc matrcglarne 81
LINES = las tclasos para clos &C
iniciar$n ell Martes. Las classes
negulares para los estudiantesI
de Senior High" comenzararl
Ell Microbes.
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FIJAN FECHA PARA MA
G ESCOLARES

En- ell dia de aver, en- tanto los
aproximadamente 10000 alum
nos de las escuelas p1blicas del
La gaceta., 1941-09-02
new! "%BACTHIoSTATIC"
FEMININE
HYGIENE
new finding gFsat GeveV
IpEsno1g WOgllon

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of douches as 9 precautionary meas
nre for women who want TO be clean,
aainty-for women troubled by ofends
ing odor or discharge,
Some products may be harmful 10
delicate tissues. But not Lydia u,
Pinkham's SanatiYe WASH Pinkham's
5anatiye Wash Is gaining great favor
because It's NOT harmful germlcide.
fnstead-it's q mighty effective ebac-
teriostatic" (the modern trend It not
only discourages bacterial growth and
Infection but thoroughly cleanses, deo-
dOrizes. Very soothing-relieves minor
krritations and discharge and has q
toRic effect on delicate membranes.
MeKpenslYel Al druggists.
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VAIROS HERIDOS EN- MEXI

Mexico, ID. F., S~eptiembre l.
-Varias personals resultaron
heridas en- des6rdenes electoral
les que tuvieron lugar hoy en- ell
Estado de Cohauila. Ell Partido
Nacional Revolucionario anun-
clio la victoria de su candidate a
Gobernador, General Benecio
Gonzalez PaCilla.
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CAPITULO XVII
Ell nadrth

Como cada maian, al desper-
tar, GustavO de la Gandara tu-
vO un iigerO sObresalto.
La cAmpana vOlteaba furio,
sameHte en- 81 patio, y 81 tOno
La gaceta., 1941-09-02

ven queridas, acOmpanadas, Sc
guras del amor de los suyos L..
iPero vol, lAh, terrible mise
ria IT,.
La gaceta., 1941-09-02
IAN URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
FEMALE WEAKNESS

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La gaceta., 1941-09-02

De repente, ell medico Sc es-
tremeci6, oculto como estaba
sobre aquella roca que bordea-
ba ell canine.
Ell yiento habiale traido has
ia el una voz que habiale turba-
do.
GQue?...
Era possible?
FL doctor Sc puso en- pie.
lila habia parecido OR la
voz de Agueda, que salia de uno
de los furgones!l l..
IAN, DiOs, gran Diosl
otamendi Sc incorpor6.
Ell estaba SECURE de que, des-
de donde estaba, no lie veian las
gentes que cruzaban por el ca
minO.
La gaceta., 1941-09-02

vlrtOrianO Manteiga, Editor
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-10-02

their mother, Mrs Anna Miller. in
Columbus, who is taking treatment
at White Cross hospital. They think
she can come home the last of the
week II Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hum
phrey Of Beverly spent Tuesday
night at the Mincks home The
above with Mrs Mincks and son
Dwight attended the Pomona grange
meeting at McConnelsville, Tuesday
evening. Morgan Vickroy has sold
the timber on his farm, the former
Tanner farm, to Croy Bros, who
have moved saw mill in and are
saving. Perlie Mincks who has
work at Clarington spent the week
end with home folks Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hammond of Chesterhill Wis
tied at the Lewis and Russell James
home, Sunday afternoon.--H Harold
and Raymond Embree and Miss
Shirley Smith visited Sunday with
Mrs. Edna Embree at Grant hos
pital, Columbus. They found her
Improving and maybe would be able
to come home this week. Many
friends and neighbors remembered
Mrs. Cora McPeak on her birthday,
Monday, with card shower. John
Boyd and family, near the Liberty
church, and Mrs Dora Adrean and
daughter Cathleen were Sunday aft
ernoon visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Boyd.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-10-02
Cumberland Route

| Quite number in this vicinity
are complaining of scarcity of wa
ter. Elmer Shuster is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia. Miss
Beulah Brown, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Brown was united in
marriage to Millard Oliver of Zanes-
vile, last week Mrs. Oliver has
been employed in the county record
er's office, GAINESVILLE, for the past
several years Billy, little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pitts, had the
misfortune of having his leg brok-
en- last week, while playing He
was taken to a GAINESVILLE hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Osmer and
Mr. and Mrs. Odus Tilden spent Sun
day at the Fred Mautz home, Phi
To- Walter Swope, teacher at Meigs,
is planning to move his family to
Cumberland, soon.--We are glad to
know that Walls Rex who was so
severely injured several weeks ago
in an automobile accident has SO far
recovered as to be removed from
the hospital to his home. Miss Bet
ty Rowland and friend Mrs. Brown
of Springfield spent the week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Rowland. On Sunday dinner was
served to friends numbering 20, in
honor of Miss Betty's birthday
Mrs. Lulu Blackburn and son Glenn
returned to Denver, Colo, after
spending several weeks with Mrs.
Hettie McCracken, and son Willis
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Hall and son
Bob attended rally day at Bristol,
Sunday
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-10-02

John Mcpherson (Helen Hilaman)
of GAINESVILLE, celebrated their first
wedding anniversary Sunday with a
family dinner. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Mcpherson and
two children Lulu and Joe OF near
GAINESVILLE; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hilaman and two children and Mr..
and Mrs w. J. Hilaman.- and
HRS. Paul Burcher were Monday ev-
ening supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Wells of Elliott Dou-
gan and Keith Hilaman Of Canton
spent the week end with their fam
lilies here. Wilford Mercer and
family of Crooksville spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. ElWood Mercer.
Mrs. John Giles entertained with
a six o'clock chicken dinner Sunday
evening to several guests who were
in the class of '23 with Mrs. Giles.
Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy James and children, Samuel
Van Fossen and daughter Elizabeth,
Glen Newton and Miss Mary Simp-
son and Mrs. Giles and husband and
daughter.--Mr and Mrs. J. A. Nc
Peak spent Sunday with their
daughter of Trimble
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-10-02
Pennsville

Penn Rebekah lodge will meet in
regular session Thursday evening.
Oct Q. Each family please bring
sandwiches or pie.--The Women s
Society of Christian Service will
hold an all day meeting at the home
of Mrs. w. j. Hilaman, Wednesday,
October 8. A covered dish dinner
will be served at the noon hour
Each member please remember to
bring their sales tax stamps
There will be an all day rally SER
vice at the Methodist church Sun
day, Oct. IL. A basket dinner will
be served at noon.--Mr. and Mrs
Harold Ringgenberg of Cincinnati
spent the week end with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. d. Ringgenberg.
Claude Davis of Marietta college
spent the week end with his parents,
Dr. and Mrs. G.. V. Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Hall and three sons Of
Killbuck and Miss Mary Eva Will
1iams of Columbus were week END
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Williams. Mrs. Laura Pidg-