Lloyd Hendry, M. Myers, i- la., y\ visited Joan Tharp, recently. caCOOLVILLEhsCOOLVILLE — The Bethel Wo- th man’s Society of Christian Service met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. re James Parr with seven members af present. Refreshments were served he by the hostess. MMr. and Mrs. Charles Gillilan, Columbus, were weekend guests of Llt; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Deeter. Saturday guests at the G1 Deeter home also included their ne granddaughters, Joy and Judy Si Bronson, of Athens. mMr. and Mrs. Dennis Brumbaugh, Akron, whose marriage was so an event of Feb. 8, have returned fo home after spending several days ;here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. te Ernest Cole, Mr, and Mrs. Russell M Baily and other relatives. uiI. J, McCoy, Little Hocking, is moving to the former Howard Le- Li Master property, which he recently w purchased.Avery Nelson and his singers, Bi which included Dorsel Smith, Clar- st ence Cummings, Eldon Clark, re Homer Rice and Val Westfall, with their accompanist, Mildred Betz- te ing, arrived from Hemlock Grove, Monday, to assist in the program at the Republican rally. Mrs. R. S. I j Henderson had charge of arrange-ments,T. F. Cecil attended an insurance C ! convention in Columbus, last week. ** Mrs. C. A. Cowdery arrived Friday from Columbus to spend a few (weeks at the home of her son-in-(law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baily.Mr. and Mrs. Clayton O’Neal | (Mary McCoy) whose marriage was an event of recent date, have purchased the Tabler property on North St.Weekend guests at the home of iMr. and Mrs. Clyde Parrish and Mrs. Alda Sarson were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eyster (Martha Fishel), Akron, and Mary Parrish, Belpre.LAUREL RUN