The Cedarville Herald, Volume 52, Numbers 27-52

9 LOCAL AND PERSONAL *w^a , ' ^ mer is confined in the Springfield City Hospital due to WVinjury to his hip. Ho has employ­ ment a t the Crowell Publishing Com­ pany in that city. ' Mrs. Charles Confarr of Clifton is at the home of her son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lloyd Confarr for a time, being in poor health. Mrs. II. C. Gunnett was hostess to tn 6 members of the Home Culture Club Monday; The Columbian Trio, blind entertainers were a feature of the program. Mrs. W. R. Watt has been spending several days in Dayton this week with Mr. and Mrs. J, P. Schaffer. Mrs, Cora Crawford has been quite ill at the home of Dr. and Mrs. W R McChesney, suffering with heart trouble. Mr. George Siegler and wife of Marietta visited the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Siegler last Fri­ day and Saturday, Mr. Harry Lewis made a business trip to Pittsburgh the first of the week. Mr, and Mrs, David McMillan of Coleville, Wash., who have been visit­ ing relatives here for several weeks, left Monday for the south, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Turnbull enter­ tained the Young Msfrried People’s Club last Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hart and three children of Cleveland spent the week­ end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mel­ vin McMillan. Mrs, Reed Pringle, who has been in Tusqon, Arizona, .for several months, returned home several days ago. Mrs. Pringle accompanied her daughter, Miss Frances Payne, whe went west for her health. Miss Payne underwent an operation for appendi­ citis several weeks ago but is report­ ed as much improved. She will re­ main in Tuscon for the winter. FOR SALE—A Delaine Ram. Wm. Lackey, Phone 21-191. All ladies interested in this year’s Nutrition Project "Attractive Des­ serts” are cordially asked to come to the Home Economics Room of the Cedarville School Building Monday afternoon November 25, a t 2:30. Demonstrations will be op the making of candies. Please bring your pencil, Mrs. E. E. Finney and Mrs. David Bradfuate, Township Leaders. i Judge S. C. Wright underwent an operation last week for the removal of his tonsils. Mr. W. B.. Stevenson has returned- from the McClellan Hospital where v he underwent an operation several Weeks ago. He has with him his sister, Miss Elizabeth Stevenson, who has given up her position at. least for ' the present with Jobe Brothers store in Xenia. Miss Anna Belle Murdock enter­ tained the members of the Kadantra Club at her home on Xenia Avenue last Saturday afternoon, Master Ned Brown is visiting with his grandfather, Mr. W. W. Prowant ^ in Defiance, Ohio. FOR RENT-—Garage on College Avenue. Inquire of Mrs. Ellen Wright. Just received a load of extra good white flour medlings. We have a low price on them a t McCampbell’s Ex­ change. - The Ladies’ Aid of the United Pres­ byterian Church will hold a bazzar and market in the .Township Clerk’s office on Saturday afternoon, Decem­ ber 7th, Fancy work, aprons, hand- . kerchiefs, candy and baskets will be sold. Come and do your Christmas shopping early. At the market you Will be able to get all kinds of home made things to eat. Eastern Star Elected Officers Monday Evening Cedarville Chapter No. 418 O. E. S. held their annual election of officers Monday evening November 18, 1929 and the result of the election Was as follows: W. M., Mrs, Mattie Cum­ mings; W. P., Frank Creswell; Asso. Matron, Mrs. Marie Martindale; Asso. Patron, R. Marvin Borst; Secretary, Mrs. Anna Little; Treasurer, Miss Josephine Randall; Cond., Mrs. Nella Creswell; Asso, Cond., Mrs. Roby Murphy; and Trustee, Walter Gra­ ham, Djicovery of Amazon The Amazon river was first discov­ ered and ascended by Vicente Yanez Flpjcoji In the year 1500. * Whore He Fails «De man dat starts an argument,” said Uncle Eben, “never turns out tu be*de one dat kin bring de fuss to a satisfactory finish.”—Washington Star- How Coma? Why Is It that the boys win a great majority of debates with girls in high school and Invariably lose tlielr skill after marriage?—Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. Research Club Hears Story As Told By Russian Girl Members of the Research Club and invited, guest's enjoyed a pleasant evening last Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carter N. Abel. The members provided covered dish dinner which preceeded. the evening Program, Mrs, W, R,, McChesney, president of the club opened the meet­ ing. . Two musical numbers were given by Miss Mary Rgth Wham and two readings by Mrs. H. C. Schick. The Current Events were read by Mrs. J. Lloyd Confarr. The guest speaker of the evening was Miss Ina Telberg, a Russian student, who is attending Wittenberg College, a member of the Junior class. Miss Telberg is connected with the nobility of her country but fled to China with her parents during tiie revolution in 1914. Her story of those trying days was very interesting and her relation of the characteristics not only of the former rulers of days past but of present t governmental condi­ tions. She has a great desire to re­ turn •to her -native country to aid in educating the people but -such will likely be impossible unless govern­ ment regulation jb changed. Her parents are exiles in China and dare return to Russia. Mi’s. Abel was aided in entertain- — —..Ju. Fall Coats for Tots institutions. ir j “Thanksgiving Message." 1 Y. P. C. U. at 8:30 P. M S t r e s s F n f i r i f fV*ntWaa* chapter in "THs Promise," message a t 11 o’clock. He will a ls q || v v o n u rB K Union Service a t 7:80 P, M. ip the speak at the Union Service a t 7:30 Methodist Episcopal Church. -HFVM, is * splendid speaker and ! annual Thanksgiving Service will the public is cordially invited to these be held Wednesday at 7:30 P. M. in services, the Presbyterian Church; sermon by Rev, JL^.. (Junnett. ! Mrs. R. A. Jamieson’s Sunday School class are to enjoy a covered dish supper in the church this Friday evening. Fourth Dr. Frank Gillilan will bring the | Epworth League at 6:30- The Thanksgiving Service will be held in the Presbyterian Church, Wed­ nesday a t 7:30 P. M. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I 10:00 A, M* Sabbath School. All are welcome to this service, • 11:00 A. M. Worship Service. Sermon Theme: "Telling the Good Tidings," 6:30 P. M. Young People’s Service. 7:30. P. M. Union Service in the Methodist Church. Rev, R, A- Jamie­ son will preach. Wednesday evening, November 27th a t 7:30, the Annual‘Thanksgiving Ser­ vice will be held in the Presbyterian Plavlmr un contrasts In mntPrinin Church. Rev. Mr. Gunnett of the up m materials, iivrpfhndiqf filinivli will the In color ok In both Is conspicuously In the game of fashion this fall. Chtl- Thanksgiving, sermon, dren’s edats especially reflect this Thank-offering se rice trend. One colored broadcloth borders I0*, ^ e, MlS81°"ary a auotber or applique.design Is worked held Wednesday evening. A co q - Which patterns nwtife of one color felt ;e? ?lsh suppei: was enjoyed by all. Spe- v ’cml music was furnished by Prof. ing by Mrs. O. A. Dobbins, Mrs. J. M. Z cl°th °n :a “ “trastlng background. Auld, Mrs. J, E. Kyle and Mrs. Hervey I t,">'t9t c 0 .aV ‘l Picture com- Bailev , r 1 bines two worsted novelties, each In a Bailey. To Be Modysh Hats Must Reveal'the Brow delicate shell pink, b Berkley. Mrs. Walter Corry, and Mrs. Martindale, and Miss Edna Hanna.' Miss Mary Spinning of Springfield spoke 'about her work -among the Mountaineers. The Devotional 'service was in charge of Mrs. A. E. Huey. The program had been arranged by Mrs. Martindale and Mrs. Charles “THE VIRGINIAN” IS BIG TREAT T O Y L A N D OPENS SATURDAY Kiwanis Club i Will Be Entertained Tuesday The Kiwanis Club of Xenia will, be jgj*eg’je entertained next Tuesday evening in j - >’ . _________ _ ^ a ^ ^ o f ^ t ^ y,CoUege^furnSishirigSthe 'METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH W ^ w i l A l ^ n t o t e S School a t 10 A. M, “The = R. McChesney will-deliver the address. ;Higher Patriotism m the challenging ; The program committee is J. Lloyd subject for the lesson discussion. 5 Confarr and Mayor Carl Babb of jth.l? hour the :school and congregation | -- - ^ Iwill bring their gifts for the Chil - 1 - Last year \ye opened our third floor toy- f land for the first time and created a sensa- j tion: j This year we are starting where we left ! m Come and bring the children. Xenia, Ohio. Audiences at the Regent Theatre, Springfield, will have the opportunity next week to learn whether the'pre­ view critics were correct when they said that "The Virginian" is “The Covered Wftgon” of all talking pic- I tures. The film, based on the novel ‘1 by the same name which brought 1 °wen wister quick fame in the go’s, i off and have a still greater collection of every I and which has since been termed the § •«. P , .v - s greatest American romance, enjoys | m a n n e r O I t o y a n d g i l t I O l ' C h i l d r e n . f the- distinction of being the first all- I outdoors play to be recorded on the | audible films. | There are gorgeous' settings—the | out-of-doors of the pine-dotted cattle jI ranges of the old west. There is 1 dense drama, rich romances, .rollick- | ing humor—and the theme is one j 1 which deals with an exact chapter i n '§ American pioneer days. “The Vir-11 gjnian” will start Saturday, Novem-lf ber 23rd at the Regent^ Theatre, 1| -Springfield for a weed’s run. = BAKE Your Thanksgiving Cake with Snowdrift Is dren’s Home a t Worthington and the _ Home for the Aged a t College Hill, § Cincinnati. This is rally'day for these V A Vegetable Shortening AT YOUR GROCER Xenia. . Following the program the mern- bers’- will be entertained by W. W. Galloway, General Manager of The Hagai" Straw Board & Paper Com- i ......I ......... .......................— ........ . . n. 1 . ...... ........... — .pany. The members and guests will j be given a trip through the paper mill :§■ to watch the process of straw j ia p e r 1 f m anu factu re. * ! | Largest Cattle Sale So Far This Year Forehead-revealing hats for fall, . , »o 74 That’s the message! The whole trend '" , of millinery is In the direction of these s anoin&» “high, brow” effects. Not only are the shapes themselves manipulated to reveal the brow, but the vogu£ is ac­ cented by young girls who wear their hats, back on the head. Felts by the way, are taking on a higher-quality standard. Handsome soleils are out­ standing. Contrast color effects, as pictured, are important. Weikert and Gordon, auctioneers, were at Washington, W. Va., Monday, where they auctioned a sale of pure bred Jersey cattle. The 78 head aver- This is said to be the out- sale of dairy cattle this year. CHURCH NOTES UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Supt. Sunday School a t. 10 A- M. O. A. Dobbins. Preaching a t XI A. M. Theme: GORDON BROTHERS » . 1 . . tjt AUTO PARTS AND GARAGE • Replacement Parts for all Makes of Cars ' Day and Night Service 30-32 E. 2nd St., Xenia, Ohio' Tele. 761 “If I t Is a Part We Have I t” ! CHRISTMAS SAVINGS A total of one hundred | and eighty members re- f ceiving an average of f forty dollars each makes f a nice Christmas fund j for our patrons; We will j have the pleasure of dis- j tributing this money to I our members the first f week of December and | each one will be glad to f receive their portion. If | not a member. make | plans no wto join next. . | year and share in the f distribution. 1 The Exchange fl ' 1 , liru ' r“; r"'"7' ^ ' ] r x . • ^ UVE SHOPPING NEWS FROM XENIA MERCHANTS S ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ -yr . A ll mechanical parts are inside the cabinet . , and no other electric refrigerator can offer the famous F r i g i d a i r e "Cold Control 99 , Frigidaire.has a reserve power that you can up at will; When you’re in a hurry for ice cubes or desserts, just turn the lever of the Frigidaire "Cold Control.” Come in andjsee the "Cold Control” demonstrated} Ask us to explain the liberal monthly terms. v > >■ Let ushelpyouwin in big $25,000 contest Write a letter on food pres- National Food /Preserva- ervation and win a prize tion Council. Get complete now being offered by the information here today* 50° i t the safety point for perishable foo4s GAS and ELECTRIC SHOP FAMOUS CHEAP STORE • f t ' . ' 45, E. MAIN ST. ' * f | | | WE SELL EVERYTHING " ' f | I I 20 ^ears in the Same Spot I I | | * QUALITY MERCHANDISE FOR, LESS MONEY f | | | Paints Dishes ( • Blankets | | | | Window ^lass Glass Ware ‘ Comforts | | \ I Hardware Stove Pipe . 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I i i i i j j Is that every one of the eleven works at th^ 11 same thing. j § If bne man had one idea and one another, I f and one wanted to put through this play and .......... ................. ......................... .......... .... . another play little would be accomplished- I But when all play together and all pull for j | the same thing, the ball is advanced down the | j field and scores are made* I I .Tbwns are just like that, When everyone in 11 town wants to do it .a different wdy little is ac- | f complished; but when a community unites all I I of its energy and alLof its resource on one I I project and works in. harmony on this, one j I thing, until results are accomplished and If then tackle's another project," that town ‘ ’ makes progress and soon has many achieve- s £, 5 \ Nor Have Values Been Greater Than in this Group of Dresses $ Q -90 You’ll be amazed at the variety of styles at this low price—but this season stresses individuality, so we made a wide selection to please all types! 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