The Cedarville Herald, Volume 55, Numbers 1-26

■T - ^ * * - * ? * A t *** * n 1 (V ^ .,***« ,•: ?.»"' ■.- •** *•' • li* * i\h *«»• FORYOUKUmiCAL TROUBLES PHONE 214 HOUSE WIRING, EXTRA LIGHTS and BASE PLUGS, ELECTRIC IRONS, TOASTERS, HEATERS, FLOOR LAMPS, DOOR BELLS and ELECTRIC MOTORS RE­ PAIRED AND NEW CORDS PUT ON, Repair* for all k in d s of watar f aucat*. WANTED TO BUY Twtaty-!fve Shares Preferred Stock —OF THE— Balaton Steel Car Co. TELEPHONE TO PAUL YOCKEY PHONE 1079 XENIA, OHIO HKM Qur Yearly — Reduction Savings Which are W ithout Precedent $35and$45 suitsandovercoats $29.50 $29.75 suitsandovercoats $24.75 (One and Two Pants)' $28,$25and$24.50suits,o’rcoats$17.50 About45suitsandovercoats, brokensizessellingashighas $35onsaleat $17.50 $22.50,$21.50and$19.75garments goat $13.75 ALLBOYS’CLOTHING 30 % Discount ALLODDTROUSERS ZS % Discount Shirt Sale All $2.50, $2,15, and $1.95 Shirts, Collars att. and 2 Collars to match, Sale Price All $1.50 Shirts, Sale Price $ 1.65 $ 1.19 UnderwearSameReductionasShirts NECKWEAR SALE $2.50 and $1.95 T ie s ............... ...................................... $1.45 $1.50 (two for $2.25 Tiei) .................... ..................... . $1.15 $1.00 FoUr-in-Hand T ie s ................................... ............ . 79c Two for .......................... .............. ..............„......... $ i,so SPECIAL ASSORTMENT $1.00 Ties go at 59c DOBBSHATSALE $10.00 Hats N ow ................................................................ $6.75 R $8.00 Hat* N ow ...................................... .......................... $2.45 $5.00 Hats Now <. ..............................................................$3.75 $3.50 Hats Now ...................................... ,.....................-..$ 2.75 $3.00 Hats N ow .................................................................. $2.45 'AH Dobb* Ceps ........................................ $2.45 AH $2.50 and $1,95 Caps .................. ............ ..........$1.45 AH $1,00 Cap*........................ ............................................ , 70 c BathRobesandLuggage30%Discount AllDressGloves 25%OFF SMC.A. Weaver Co. EXAMINATIONS HELD THURS­ DAY AND FRIDAY The first semester examinations were held Thursday and Friday of this week. The requirements for ex­ emption were changed a little this se­ mester since attitude grades were in­ cluded, Good attitude grades made possible exemption from a subject for those students who had a total of nine scholastic points, although one o f the grades may have been C. Poor grades in attitude had. the opposite e^ect since those students were re­ quired to take exams regardless of grades received in the various sub­ jects. The second semester will begin Monday, January 18th. There will be .very few changes in the schedule for the last half o f the year. NO MORE NEW CASES OF SCARLET FEVER There are no new cases o f scarlet fever reported since the publication of the last news. Although it was feared some children who are ill might have the disease, Dr- Grube, the cougty health physician, has stat­ ed that none have the scarlet fever. FRESHMEN PRESENT PROGRAM '■ The Freshmen presented a short .chapel—program,--Monday-morning, consisting of scripture reading by Ei­ leen Johnston, prayer by Miss Rife; and a piano solo by Nancy Luae. Law­ rence Williamson presided. JEFFERSON TWP. DEFEATS CEDARVILLE BOYS Jefferson Hi defeated-the Cedarville varsity quintet, Friday evening, 31-21, when they met oh Jefferson's floor at Bowersville. Jasper, Jefferson’s guard, played-well for the opponents while Harris played the best floor game for Cedarville. In the prelim­ inary games, the Cedarville girls won 28-18, and the local reserves defeated the Jefferson reserves 17-10. THIS WEEK’S GAMES C. H. S. vs. Selma at Selma, Friday January 15, 193. C. H. S. vs. Mt. Sterling at . Mt. Sterling, January 16, 1532. COMING—Ross Township HERE on Thursday, January 28th.x BAND BOX THEATRE SPRINGFIELD, OHIO f t X* Main Strutt, X i t i i a , O k i e The Band Box Theatre, Springfield, popular playhouse is now presenting a program consisting o f Stage shows and feature talkies that is making a hit with out o f town theatre goers who visit Springfield Marshall Walk­ er, well-known showman with hLajiew company "Whii Bang Revue” is pre­ senting play* written and produced by himself that is making a decided hit as is evidenced by the crowds^at- tending his performances. In add! tion to the stage part o f the enter, tainment. The Band Box is presenting full length feature talkies and come­ dies and shorts which makes up a full two and one-half hour performance. Prices say the management are in ac­ cent daily matineethemEth___ FplK. cordance with conditions. A 15 cent daily matinee is in effect and nite prices are 20 and 35 cents with a ten cept standard price for children at all times. Sunday is a continuous policy starting at one- thirty and ending at eleven o’clock with four complete shows. The talkies starting at 1:30, 3:30, 6 and 8:30. The talkies are im­ mediately followed by the stage show. A special midnight show is given every Saturday night at which an en­ tire new show is Btaged for this per­ formance only. This is becoming very popular. - A special offer is in effect for out o f town patrons accord­ ing to the management. A coupon which appears in this paper entities any out of town patron -to attend any Monday, Wednesday, Thursday or Saturday night performance (Except midnight show). This coupon admits the holder free if accompanied by one paid admission. There is no time limit on these coupons according to the Band Box Management.' Card of Thanks-—We desire to express our sincere thanks and appreciation of the many friends and relatives for their expression of sympathy and aid during our grief over the heath of Curtis Cline. John Glessinger and family. Plumbing,Heating 4 . andFurnaceWork Latest in Plumbing Fixture* A visit to our new plumbing shop in Yellow Springs will convince you that we cAn.give you great savings in bath room fixtures and you can see them before they are installed. We are prepared to in­ stall hot water, steam and other heating systems or repair any kind. Let us estimate either new or repair work* WORK. GUARANTEED A.W.BLESSING Phona 264 J King Bldg, YELLOW SPRINGS, O. (By ft*v, r » B B *i rim fiy. Mo»dy Btbl« L**too for January 17 JK«U» AND NIC0DKMIJS LWMPN TSXT—John 3:1-21. GOLDHN TXXT—For God so loved the world that bs **v* bis only be­ reft** *o*, that whososvsr belisveth In him should not vsrlsh, but'hsv* *v- •rlaaUac lit*. FRWAKT TOPIC—Jesus Tells How Much 0*4 Loves Us. JUNIOR TOPIC—JSsus* Answer to a Ruler’s Question. . INTERNBDIATE AND SENIORTOP­ IC—Refinnlnr* of tbs Christian Life. YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT. TOP­ IC—The New Birth. 1. The History of Nloodomus (vr» 1, 2, cf. 7:45-52; 18:38-42). Tho lesson today has Its peculiar significance in the light of Ntcodemus* station In Iffq, He was « learned rab­ bi, * doctor of the law, and presuma­ bly a man of good character. His coming by night indicates his timidity, JUk* Jqsigph of Arlmatfiea, he was afraid to espouse openly the cause of the new teacher of Galilee. 'Though timid, as ati honest man, be invest!- (rated and obtained first-hand infor­ mation. Because of this Information, he uttered the brave words in the Ranhedrlu against-dodging-A-man-be— fore hearing him (John,’ 7 :45-52) and rendered loving service at the Lord's tomb (John 19 :S8-42). M- Jesus’ Discourse to Nleodemue on the New Birth (w. 3-1,7), L The necessity of,.the new birth (vv. 3-7). If one is ever to see or en­ ter the kingdom of God, he must be bom again. There can be no person- *1 choice in the matter. Regenera­ tion Is the first dethand the gospel of Christ makes upon man. The rea- sonsfor this are: .' *• a; The Kingdom of God Is a splrlt- ualr kingdom, therefore there must be a Spiritual birth In order to enter It <v; S). AS w* enter the 'physical kingdom by a natural birth, so we .en­ ter the kingdom of God by a super­ natural birth. b. The. nature wh(cb Is ours through th* natural birth is radically and es­ sentially bfd (v. 6, cf. Gal. 5:19-21). That which*IS bom of thefiesh is flesh. In the Galatian text Paul gives a cata­ logued! (he works of the flesh. The flesh cannog be Improved (Jer. 13:23). In order Center into (he kiugdon of heaven there must be a nature fitted for heaven. There Is nothing that can he substituted for the new birth. Men today are trying to substitute morality and education for the new birth. Nlc- .odeums possessed these, yet Christ declared that he needed more. 2, The mystery of the new birth (vr. 8-13). Though the new birth Is mysterious, Its results are definite. This mystery is illustrated by the wind* We oannot discern from whence it cometh or wither it goeth, but we know by it* effect* that it blows- The fruit of the life demonstrate* its na­ ture, whether It is heavenly or carnal, We need not to be told that we have bad a physical birth for our bodies with their various faculties In exercise prove It. Even so,.the presence with­ in us of a nature which has no affinity for the things of. the yporld, a strong affection for God and a disposition to yield prompt obedience to hts com­ mands proves' our birth from above, Just as ghe tree Is known by Its fruit, so tastes, .desires, and ambitions prove the quality of our nature. 8. The ground upon which the new birth rests (vv. 14,15). Christ’s aton­ ing,death on the tross makes regener­ ation possible. He took the place of sinners. His infinite merit was placed to their account. He suffered In the Binder's stead. Just as the Israelites had only to look upon the brazen ser­ pent In the wilderness, so the sinner needs only^to look upon Christ up-' lifted on the cross (Num. 21:4-9; John 12:32; II Cor. 5:21; I Pet 2:24). Our salvation cost on the part of God the giving up of his only begotten Son,. and on the part of Christ the suffering' and sham* of the ctobs . 4. For whom the new birth was pro­ vided (vv. 16, 17). “Whosoever be­ lleveth in him.” These verses give In a condensed form the whole plan of salvation. Observe; *. Its source—“God so loved.’* b. Its -ground—the death of Christ— “He gave.” c. Its recipients—“Whosoever.” d. Its condition—“Belleveth in him.” • „ e. Its results—“Should not perish—’ have evarlastlng life.” III. Man's Attitude Toward Christ • (vv, 18-21). 1, Some believe and are saved. Those who believe are now free from ( condemnation. j 2. Soma will not believe and are ■ therefore resting under the condem - •. nation of God, The awful sin which dkutes man to be eternally.lost Is un- ' belief in Christ. The cause of thelt unbelief In him is their love of sin. Work and Worry It is not work that kills men ; it is Worry. Work is healthy: you can hardly put more upon a man thau he can hear. Worry is rust upon the blade, it Is not the revolution that destroys the machinery, but the Me- tlom—Henry Ward Beecher. ' .1 Oversow* Difficulties "The soul that the Holy Spirit i s ' guiding Will bs taught to expect dim-. Culties, end to patiently plod on and' overcome them.” - The greatly increased scope o f the picture dram* over that of the stage; and the arduous requirements o f an actor who plays the central or starr­ ing role, is clearly shown in Para­ mount’s filmization of Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic, “ Dr, Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” , which- is the feature pic­ ture at the Regent Theatre, Spring- field for four days starting Saturday, January 16th. Fredric March, who plays the dual personality role, appears in 218 ef the 305 scenes in. the picture. Of these, 110 are as Jekyll and 108 as Hyde. Although he delivers 216 speeches at Jekyll to 81 as Hyde,' the latter was far more difficult in. pro­ portion since he had to speak them in j disguised voice. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of James Haley, deceased. M, C. Nagley has been appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of James Haley, late of Greene County, Ohio, deceased, Dated this 7th day of December, 1931. S. C. WRIGHT, Probate Judge of said County.. Hotel Chittenden Completely redecorated- and remodeled . . * over $300|000 spent la making the Hotel Cjuttend^i the logical choice for the traveler. Home of the Purple Cow” Coffee Shop. Large, comfortable rooms— exceptional service. Rater from $I-?Pupward. Geo. A Weydig, Manager COLUMBUS, OHIO BANK STATEMENT Report of the Condition of The Ex­ change Bank, Cedarville, in the State of Ohio, at the close of business on December 31, 1931. ' : RESOURCES Loans on Real Estate _ j .* j 1 37,240.00 Loans on Collateral______ 32,213.74 j Other Loans D i s c o u n t s 202,828.59 J Overdrafts ------------- — — 64.G3 Bahking House and Lot — 35,100.00! Furniture and Fixtures - - 14,170.00' Cpsh I tem s ___________ 2.74 Due frpm Reserve Bank*, and ' cash in vault__■_______ 23,216.83 TOTAL ..........................$344,826.53 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid i n ____$ 50,000.00 Surplus Fund 2,000.00 Undivided Profits less expen? ses,-interest, taxes paid 1,200.69 Reserved for Depreciation _.6,200.00 Individual Deposits subject j to check __________ 126,697.69' Demand Certificates Deposit 4,§99.91 1 Time Certificates Deposit 29,274.27! Savings Deposits_________ 30,176.97 Notes, Bills Rediscounted 431877.00 Bills Payable ___________ 50,000,00 . TOTAL ___:__________$344,826.53 State o f Ohio, County of Greene, ss: I, L. E. Tindall, Cashier of the above named The Exchange Bank of Cedarville, Ohio, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best o f my knowledge and belief, L. F. TINDALL, Cashier Correct Attest: 1 A, E. Swaby, Howard S. Smith, W, J. Tarbox, directors. L. E. TINDALL, Cashier. - State o f Ohio, County o f Greene. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day -of January, 1932. A. E. RICHARDS, Notary Public; Community To Grow Use more Gas and Electricity . . . There are hundreds of ways to employ them in your home. GAS and ELECTRICITY posi­ tively help this and every other community which pos­ sesses them, to experience steady, and d e p e n d a b 1 e " ......- ■--- -- ---;------- --------------------V growth./ ■ ■ All modern methods of living today provide for both GAS and ELECTRICITY ds im­ portant factors in progress. This Company, furnishing. you_ • th,ese commodities, is your - friend. It offers you these services at reasonable costs, to make life more pleasant in every way. Don’t miss seeing why. preachers law their Bibles down in “Heaven Bound” Opera house, January 21. The Dayton Power & Light Co. Xenia District E. H. HEATHMAN, Mgr., W BARGAIN IN BUILDING LOT Th* only available building lot on Chillicoth Street. Located on comer of alky in good community. o . l . M c F a r l a n d 1217 Glendale Ave. A#t. A-1Q Dayton, Ohio Rock Bottom Prices \ ■ r Prevail Here—Big Savings oh E v e r y C o l d Weather Luxury and Necessity as Well — Change Your Oil and Grease to Meet the Change in Temperature. DENATUREDALCOHOL Per Gallon If you bring your own container Also Prestone, Whiz, Gold Band and Ivo Glycerine ^ HEATERS— To Fit Every Make of Car Francisco Hot Air* Hot Water, Arvin, Tropic-Aire IMPORTANT— Different Car* Require Different Oil. We have the Proper Oil Here for Eve/y Car. PAUSE FOR DAWES PAUSE FOR DAWES The Carroll-Binder Co. 118 E. Main St. 3 Conveniently Located Station* BellWook Rd. North Detroit At Fairground Rd. PURE OIL also on sale at these stations in Greene county: « PAGE AND SON Columbus and Market sts. ' Xenia, O. JAMESTOWN OIL CO. Jamestown, O. N. MAIN ST. GARAGE New Burlington, O. PURE OIL also on sale at these stations 1ft Greene county: C. O. MILLER Trebeln, O. 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