Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-11-05

Woods with his wife and son who
expect to meet him in Athens Fri
day evening", to return to them
home in! New Rochelle, N. Y.
Miss Pauline Harris spent the
week end in Indianapolis, Indiana
| Mrs. Iva Evans returned home
Thursday from Newark, where she
had been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearl Armstrong.
Shirley and Charlotte Love were
Saturday and Sunday guests OF
Jannette and Joan Carpenter.
Mrs. Emily Carpenter and Mrs
| Ann Daugherty returned to Column
bus with Earl Daugherty, to- spend
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon
| Daugherty..
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Gibbonsaand
Robert Hodgin of Akron were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
Hodgin.
| Raymond Wood of Brunswick
visited with Mrs. Clovis Rowland
and C. X. Wood from Tuesday un'
til Friday.
Mrs. Alta Hoon gave a birthday
party for her mother, Mrs. Jane
!, McInturf, Friday. Guests were
Mrs. Louisa Hoon, Mrs. Nettie Ell
! lis, Mrs Mamie Bowman, Mrs
Matte Edgerton and Mrs. Eve
/ Worthington.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Rowland
entertained at Sunday dinner, Rev
and Mrs. Burnsworth and Rev. and
Mrs. Staen, of Bremen, 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doris Zumbro and
! children spent a few days last
week here from Wyandotte, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Zumbro at
tended a pot luck dinner Sunday al
/ John Geddes', in honor of Mrs. Al
! ice Allan, of California.
Mrs. Duane Work of Columbus
spent the week end at Cloyd Zum
BROS.
Mrs. Lucille Vincent and two
children of GAINESVILLE visited from
Thursday until Sunday with Mrs
Ruth Miller.
Mrs. Glossie Triplett, Zola Eek
ark and Ruth Miller were Zanes
vile visitors, Wednesday.
Mrs. Hattie Hill is spending the
week at her. home here from Nc
Connelsville, where she is employ
ed by Mrs. VIM. Taylor.
Mrs. George Wilson and sol
from Middietown, were week enc
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Stone
The Minerva Literary Societ,
met Wednesday night with Mrs
!, Frances Stone. Alice Ferris gave
the paper on "MeXico." postponed
from last Wednesday.
Ted Carr has been appointed a!
new marshal of Chesterhill in place
of Earl Kille, who is leaving soo1
/ to work near Lima.
Mrs. Olan Davis and two chill
dren visited Friday with Mrs. Ed
gar Michener
Mrs. Charles Montgomery of Co
/ luumbus visited with Bert Mont
gomery's Sunday. Mrs. Bert Mont
| gomery was able to return home
with her for a two weeks visit.
Mrs. Lucille Ham and Nellie
Grigsby visited with Mrs. Verr
Grigsby, at Joy, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed ant
| two children of Toledo visited rel
atives here from Thursday unit
! Sunday.
! Dwight Talbot and family Of
Lancaster visited with relative.
! here, Sunday.
| Mrs Delva Talbot and son Ter
ry of Chesapeake, spent from
Thursday until Sunday with rela
tives here Clark Talbot came
! Saturday night and returned home
= with them Sunday.
Clyde Bowman Of Camp Aterber
ry, Indiana, spent a few hours
! Sunday morning with his parents
/ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowman.
Mrs. Hazel Ashcraft of DaytoI
spent from Tuesday until THURSDAY
with relatives here. Her nephew
Arthur Rowland, who. is employed
at Dayton had his car stolen. The
car was gotten back, but one gooG
tire and the radio were gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Quinn and soI
visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
OF Carpenter.
Fred Williams and family spen
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. ant
y Of fen
Wilma Mulford of Pomeroy i.
spending the week with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Carlos Carpenter.
Methodist Churches
Unified service, Amesville, 9:3t
a. m. Led by Miss Jessie Lortz
superintendent. Talk, "Self-exam
ination," by the pastor.
| Chesterhil1: Church school at 1C
a. m, and morning worship at II
O'Clock. Junior church at IL a. m
up and Down South America,
Mrs. Frances Stone, leader. Youth
| fellowship, 7 p. m.
Mems Forum Thursday evening
A sound motion picture, "a Trip
Through Steel Mill" produced
by the American Rolling Mill Co.,
Middletown, will be given by the
| new president, Don Stone. All men
in the community invited.
Booth Festival Saturday at First
Methodist church, Athens. Booth
building, / to 4:3O p. m. Booth
judging, p. m. Recreation, 4:30
to $3.50 p. m. Banquet, 6 p. M,
followed by address by DR.. A. E.
Brown. pastor, First church.
Folks of Chesterhill and Ames-
Vile are urged to contribute canned
fruitS and vpgatah1pS jollV Jams