The Cedarville Herald, Volume 53, Numbers 1-26

- *erJtietcd b y s IK D„ pastor Church, yrhera Tile address o£ « a scholarly thwan Liturgy t‘> i>r Krccger, ►ronatltutiQBal ir.ded by Rev. President of \t six thirty it which many elicitation were who in a most ii«T,K.iaaM»»ato ORPHIUMTHEATRE ATRACTIONS XENIA, OHIO The following attractions are booked at this Theatre: December 14 -15— “ PAR IS BOUND” r w ! m£ei' 15 -17— “ LUCKY IN LOVE” December 18 -19— “ THE SAP ” December 21-22— “ SKIN DEEP” December 23 -24— “AW FU L TRUTH ” December 25-26— “ FOX MOVIETONE FOLLIES” **•*■• ,!b» e at 9 S You USED CARS Roosevelt Sedan 1929 Roosevelt Sedan, 1929, 6 wire wheels, Trunk rack 4 months old ............. ,................ $785 00 1927 Dodge Sedan, Good Condition ........... ........... $295.00 1925 Ford Roadster, this is a good one a t ...........$ 50.00 J E A N P A T T O N ‘ Cedarville Ohio liititWBiHiiWiuiiMaiytifliMiamiAiwimBiR ;s -ies f iJiRNlf UR £Tke ^Treasured ,F' IjlH ' ’ /• r -A r I r f ADAIR’S r 20-24 N. Detroit St, Xenia, Ohio LOCAL AND PERSONAL I)r. H. F. Basinger and wife and -Mrs, Harry Scebers, all of Lima, were :;ue;.ni o f Mrs. Anna Milter Towrwley, Tuesday. ‘ • Mrs. Jennie Turner o f Quincy, Mass., is here ns a guest of Dr. ar.d Mrs. W. It. McChesney, also o f her ron, Brenton, who is a student in Cedarville College. A Crepe Paper “ Polly” - Mrs, Mary Collins is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Robert Choate in Toledo. Miss Alice Danes and Miss Eieanor Webster, Clifton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Griffon in College Comer, last week. Mr. and Mrs, Aneil Wright enter­ tained the Dinner Bridge Club at their home Monday evening. You need heavy clothing for this season of the year as an insurance to your health. Our line o f overcoats is one that will enable you to make a choice, A good overcoat keep you farm and dry. C, A. Kelble, 17-19. W Main, Xenia. Mr. W. B. Stevensbn is again able to be out and around after a Jong confinement following an operation. . Mrs. W'. W. Galloway spent the week-end in Granville, Ohio, where she was initiated into tho Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority with .a class of 200. The local of which she had been a -member was taken into the National Sorority. Airs. Ed Hamilton, who has been ill for some time, is reported- much im­ proved. Mi's- F. B. Turnbull was hostess Tuesday evening to the members of tho Rook Club. • Mr. Jean Patton, local representa­ tive for the Mannon and Roosevelt ears, spent the first of the week in Indianapolis, along with more- than COO other dealers, as guests of the Mafmon Company. New models for 1930 Were on exhibit and there -was much entertainment for the dealers. Mr, Patton states there are a number of new refinements on the new models. No, this one never says naughty words and docs not “ want a cracker” because- it Is ottly a jJupler maclie parrot with plumage of bright green, yellow uml red crepe paper. It looks, however, lifelike enough to talk.' A “ Polly" like this makes a most unique Christmas gift .nnd a very acceptable one for It is really an ornament in the home bringing as it does a vivid note o f color Into the scheme of things. The papier r-.aclie forms are very in­ expensive as o f course is the crepo paper and wire required for making. A Lesion A day begun with hope should end with achievement. . P r T Z T S i I E Kl " THEY WILL KNOW IT’S A U, M , BETTER GIFT IF IT COMES FROM TIFFANY’S Our Nam eOn The Box Will Say Quality—Instantly FORTHE FIRST NAME ONTOURLIST - AGRUENWATCH We are featuring the very latest Gruen Guild Creations. You will find in OURDISPLAY The Time-Piece That Will Meet The Wishes Of The Recipient TIFFANY’S Detroit St., Below Second, Xenia, Ohio GETOURPRICESONPRINTING Rubber footwear for all'members of the family at prices that will appeal to you. You need rubbers in either wet. or cold weather, G. A. Kelble, 17-19 W. Main, Xenia. Messrs. Gal Ewry and son*, Fred, o f this place and Mr. Harry Ewry and Mrs, Charles Tindall, Xenia, drove to Hartford City last Saturday where' they attended the funeral of, their cousin, Lee Pancoast, who died at Hammell, Idaho. The deceased is survived by one son, Donald, and three daughters, Mrs. Daisy Fredregil, Nobel, Okla.; Mrs. Katie Carrell, Hartford City, Ind.; Mrs. Pearl Pence, Marion, Ind.; and three brothers, Harry of Eaton, Ind.; Charles,Mur.eie, Ind. and Warren, at Warren, Ind. Luncheon To Members D. A. R;, Tuesday Mr Raymond Bull and Mrs. Ervin Kyle were hostess at u luncheon, at the home o f Mrs. lvyle to the members o f Cedar Cliff Chapter, Daughter of tho American Revolution, Tuesday, in which twenty-four were present. The noon hour was very pleasantly- spent and at 2 P. M. the Regent, Mrs, Charles Ervin, opened tile meeting, the chapter Ritual being lead by Mrs. Harry Hammond. Man.* items of business were dis­ cussed and Mrs. Galloway, chairman o f Patriotic Education had arranged a'-shower for the girls of a Mountain School, Tammasee, Ky., which consist­ ed of handkerchiefs and other articles pleasing to girls. Mrs. Melvin McMillan read a letter from our President -General, and a Christmas Story followed. Christmas in the evening by Henry Van Dyke, was given by Mrs. Ancil Wright, and Mrs. Fred Towmley gave a book re- \iew of General George Rogers Clark, in which she portrayed this young life, who blazed the trail in the settlement of the North West Territory, who gave such valiant service in the Re­ volutionary War, ii is said he ranked next to General George Washington as a soldier and diplomat, orry to say he died in poverty, yet We revere the name of General George Rogers Clark. The hostess for January meeting are Mrs. Walter Corry and Mrs. An­ cil Wright. Gorgeous Sofa Cushion At Christmas lime nnd alt the your fo r that matter fancy turns to sofa cushions. The one pictured here la a gem In needlework. Here we see gay ' yarn embroidery at tta best tofted on black t?lvet in has relief, Do Your Christmas Shopping Now A T THE BIG STORE See our latest styles bought for Christmas— Hats, Caps, Gloves, Hosiery, Garters, Belts, Shirts, Collars, Ties, Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Sweaters, Pajam­ as, Night Shirts, Flannel Shirts, Slipovers, Underwear, Raincoats, Umbrellas. Special 1500 boxes o f fine Hand­ kerchiefs for men and ladies 25c to $1 .98 box. , Men’s and Young Men’s Fine Suits and Overcoats .$24.90 , $22.50 , $21.00, $19 .85 , $16 .49 . Boys’ Suits, $5.98 to $13,90 . Men’s Fine Trousers, $2-98 to $5 .98. Boys’ Pants, 98c to $2 .25. Men’s and Boys.’ Sheep Lined Coats, $5 .98 to $9 .85 . Leather Coats, $7 .49 to $12.48 . Sheep Vests, $4 .49 to $8 .95 . Duck Coats, $2 .98 to $4 ,98. Mackinaw Coats, $5 .98 to $9 .85. Lum­ berjacks, $2. 4 9 to $4 .98. Sport Coats, $2 .49 to $5 .49 . GiftsforEverybody House Slippefs—.Ladies’, Misses’, Men’s and Boys’, 49c to $2 .98. Sheep Shoes, Rubbers, 1-2 -4-6 Buckle Arties, Felt Boots, High Top Lace Shoes, Men’s and Boys’ Best Rubber Boots. Specials every day. Don’t miss them. Don’tmissthis big storewhenoutChristmasShopping. Itwil save YouMoney. ComeandgetFREEoneofour mostbeautiful1930Calendars. C. A. KELBLE’S BIG STORE 17-19 W. Main St. Xenia, Ohio