The Cedarville Herald, Volume 55, Numbers 1-26

V- V c CBSA IiV atE v:, DscE-rrn ii, issr L O C A L A N D P ER S O N A L START NOW * A Savings Account and confirm your action by a New Year's resolution. So save a stated amount each week for 1932. *4 fo Paid oil Sayings The Exchange Bank Cedarville»4)hio in new holiday patterns! 49 The all-over and .dock, and vertical patterns Will be great favorites! Colors to match Fall shoes and clothes, Made especially serviceable Carefully finish* ed throughout. Penney’# price means real sav in gsv .•* so, say it with socks! For Greater Sleeping Com fortl Broadcloth Pa|awas *1.79 Ju$t the thing for a nan’s Chrlit-j mast Exceptional quality broad-j cloth, expertly tailored. The stylest « * very d ia tw ctive.coa t model> with ailfc fro**; middy slipover ;i and collar model. An <mi$tcmdmg ; value at Penney’* thrift priceI XENIA, OHIO COMMUNITY IS KNOWN BY ITS PUBLIC UTILITIES » » . They tell a stranger within the gates more about the city than the spoken word. A public utility that is successful reflects its success throughout the community. It pays div­ idends with increased and improved service. This company is endeavoring to pay a daily service dividend in return for the good things it enjoys with all the people of this community. It is trying to conduct its business so that new residents end new industries will be attracted Whenfhishappens, the company and the ci prosper* / The Dayton Power & Ligli Company E. H. HEATHMAN Manager, Xenia District ‘HERALDWANTANOSALEADSPAY* The Wednesday Afternoon Club mat this week at the home o f Mrs. A . H. Creswell. A number of visitor* were present. Late in the afternoon deli-s clous refreshments wehs served. Mrs. Alice Anderson is visiting with her son, Hack Anderson and family, fn Springfield, this week. | You like homemade candy? Plenty will be aold at the Y. W. Cabaret, Wednesday, December 16, 8:15. . Mr. Bruce Anderson, who has em­ ployment In Dayton, suffered cuts and , bruises when a truck he was driving' was ditched north o f that city Sat­ urday. As a result he had to have fourteen stitches taken to close the cuts on his head. Tha Misses McNeill received word last Thursday o f the death o f their aunt, Mrs. Elias Loughridge near Kenton, Ohio. Had she lived four more daya ahe would have reached her JOSrd birthday. She come with her huabahd and two children to thi* coun­ try from Ireland in I860, reaiding for a few years in Clark county, Ohio, two miles north o f Clifton before moving to Hardin county where she spent the remainder o f her life. She was blest with a vivid memory, was well versed in her Bible, her daily companion. Her pastor said o f her when calling on her near her hundredth birthday she not only tells me my text the Sabbath1 before but for several Sabbaths pre­ vious. Mr. and Mrs. E. A, Allen moved In­ to thtir new homa, formerly the Able residence on Xenia avenue, the first o f the week. Mrs. James Mitchell and daughter, Bath, have moved into their home, vacated by the Allens. Eight Big Keith Acts for 15c— Wednesday, December 16, 8:15—Al­ ford Gym, College Y.W.C.A, Cabaret, Y. W. C. A. Cabaret at the Alford Gym, Wednesday night, December 16, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate o f Tom Andrews, deceased. Walter F. Andrews has been ap­ pointed and qualified as Administrator .of the estate of Tom Andrews, late of Greene County. Ohio, deceased. Dated this 9th day o f December, 1981. S. C. WRIGHT, Probate Judge o f said County. Wilmington College basketball team defeated Cedarviile College Yellow- Jackets Wednesday evening on the former's court by a score o f 31 to 13, The local team plays St. Xavier’s Uni­ versity team in -Cincinnati Saturday ngiht. While a new bridge is being erected over Caesar’s Creek, Jamestown and Xenia pike, traffic will have no detour. A temporary bridge has been erected. WT C, Iliff has the contract for two bridges, both o f which will be con­ crete, and two thirty-foot spans, Mr. 0 . A. Dobbins, will show stereopticon views o f B tfops an i oth­ er countries as part o f a program ar­ ranged for the annual meUing of tha Sugarereek Township Farm Bureau in the Bellbrook high school, Saturday ! evening. Miss Annabdle Dean, Jamestown, won first pleaa among six contestants -in the Prince o f Peace contest in F k ft M, E« church in Xenia, Sunday sve- ning. Osborn, Yellow Springs, Bell- brook, Cedarviile, Xenia and James- Itown competed. The Christian Endeavor Society o f the First Presbyterian church held their December business and social meeting at the Hostetler home. ! Games, contests and refreshments were enjoyed. , The Sabbath School class o f rim First Presbyterian church taught by Mrs. Paul Edwards met at her home last Saturday afternoon to sew for the unfortunate ones o f our vicipity. The Women’s Club will give the annual Christmas party Thursday evening at the home o f Mrs. E. C, Ogleabee on Xenia avenue. Don’t fprget tbe College Cabaret Wednesday, December 16, 8:15, at the College Gym. Judge. S. C. Wright, Dr. W. R. Mc- Chesney and Prof. W. C. Steele, had an unusual experience Tuesday night returning home from Troy, where they attended a. meeting.—Rainturned- to sleet about nine o’clock and the roads were slippery. When near Springfield their machine skidded into a ditch, A wrecker was sent for but it had the same experience and an­ other was called. As a result they did not arrive home untli four-thirty, Wednesday morning; No damage was done, to the machine and neither were injured. - Pre Christmas Sale 524 Sh irts * Manhattan and Eclipse Full Shrunk, Fast Colors j ____ in collar attached,style Mr. Smith Stuckey o f Martinsville, West Virginia; Mr. Forrest Stuckey and wife fo Huntington, W. Va., spent the latter part o f last week with Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Stuckey. The Mizpah Bible class o f the First Presbyterian, church was entertained at the home o f Mrs. E, A. Allen, Tues­ day. This was the Christmas meeting which was opened by singing Christ­ mas songs. Mrs. Wm. Conley read the scripture lesson. Prayer was offered by Mrs. W. R. McChesney. The subject o f the meeting was “ Christ­ mas^ Giving.1’ Christmas readings were given by Miss Ina Murdock, Mrs. C. W. Steele, Mrs, , S. T/- Baker, and Mrs! A. E. Huey. Mrs. Allen read an original Christmas poeiq, A social hour followed the program. Neat Pin Dots Neat Figures Solid Colors Solid White Shadow Stripes ^ Jaquard Madras . Every Shirt Packed in a Christmas Box Free X9»!«, v r ite r io n ohl° 'Value H irst C loth iers \\ 5! 5! I! i i 51 it Christmas Sale The Girl Scout Troop reorganized this fall under the direction o f Mr. Paul Orr,‘ with Miss Doris Hartman, as lieutenant. Eight o f the girls are registered scouts, having been in the troop since it was organized by Mrs. Melvin McMillan, last spring, The girls are working hard on the tender­ foot test in order to become registered scouts. Each girl is required to be able to pass at least two new things' on the test they are working on or pay the sum o f one penny to the treasury. The scouts are dressing dolls to help Santa Claus in his work for this Christmas. Be Thrifty Buy Quality STOP—College Gym, Wednesday, Dec. 16, 8:15. LOOK—In and see what is going on! LISTEN—To music, playlets, and 8 big acts! EAT—Homemade Can^y and* lots' o f other goodies. All for .15 cents, Come and see the -Doll Baby Dance at the Y. W. C. A. Cabaret Wednes­ day night, 8:15, at the Alford Gym, Admission 15c. Mr. Msrtin Weimer, who was in­ jured several months ago while em­ ployed at the Crowell Publishing Com­ pany, Springfield, has had his claim settled in full by the State Industrial Commission. He received about $1,100 compensation. All Merchandise Offered by us is First Quality and all New for Christinas Selling. » ’ ■ ■ $19.50 and $16:75 Ladies Silk Dresses........... $6.95 $6.95 Ladies Silk Dresses ^ : $3.95 • * \ * $2.95 Wool Jersey Dresses.................... ..........,$1.95 $19.50 & $22.50 Ladies Fur Trimmed Coats $14.95 v The late Judge Dustin, Dayton, has bequeathed by will' the sum o f $5,000 to Wilberforce University. $1.65 Pure Silk Ladies Hose........ ...................89c Pr. $1.35 Pure Silk Ladies Hose............. ........ .....79c Pr> Miss Margaret Warner, 84, a life­ long resident o f Selma, died last Fri­ day. Stanley Chaffin has been appointed executor o f the estate o f Flora Alice McLean. The appraisers are W. L. Clemans, O. A. Dobbins and Frank Shigley. SILK UNDERWEAR — 1 Chemis - Bloomers * Stepins Slips - Gowns *?Flesh Only - $1.00 Garment A deer was found on the W. F. An* keney farm hear Alpha this week, the animal having escaped some weeks ago from Forest Park, Dayton, and had not been seen until fouhd with a herd o f cows, 'The second project o f Ross Town' ship will-be held at the home- of FANCY FAST COLOR PRINTS ' • r * ■ 36-inch Fast Color Prints * All New Patterns, yd. Ray Reed, Monday, December 14, at 1:80 o’clock. The subject will be “ Liv- able Living Rooms.” All ladies are asked to be present for this meeting. 17c NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate o f Jame* Haley, deceased. M. C, Nagley has been appointed and qualified as Administrator o f tha estate o f Jaittes Haley, late o f Greene County, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 7th day o f December, 1981. 8. C. WRIGHT, Probate Judge o f said County. 1 Hutchison & Gibney M nhM nttttiH . Xab,Mfc / .