The Cedarville Herald, Volume 55, Numbers 1-26

<3> J CEDARVILLE HERALD, FRIDAY, MAltCH *S, 1)K . White Oats and Soy Beans For Sale 30,000 BUSHELS OF GOOD HEAVY WHITE OATS 1,000 BUSHELS MANCHU SOY BEANS Guy Currey & Co. Elevator SOUTH SOLON, OHIO SpringSield, Ohio © v s a 3 ® m p a ® - . -MEW STYLES For Women and Girls a n d New Pumps! Sandals! Ties ana Straps In all new materials and combinations. An opportunity for you to save at least $1 on your Ea r s l i c e s . All s i z e s 3 to 9. V, 'Mis AAA to D. Ai! atylc heels, long v.v ijts, short vamps, medium vamps. See Our Window Display. s m i c s •' Naw Sjy' . Regular l Value s'gSS $ 1.38 | 5§© b J O x f o r d and 5 2 1 t ' New s t y l e s In black and tan. 8 Leather or rub* j| ber heels. All jj sizes 6 to 11, 1 1-, -.Tt! m i />11 £?*<- S ty le s in irJH GCOSS Shoes! For Boys and Girls E v e r y new spring style In the f amo u s shoes. Prided according to size. All s t i e s and widths to fit the 5|.7« |n 5J.48 CHILDREN’S SHOES thousands of Pairs o f * Spring and Easter S H O E S Sport Oxfords! Strap Slip- pars! Pumps! In Blonde, Patents and Combinations All sixes to 2. 9 8 c ... ...... .......miniin... H t e i m h h r s e s h r o w s _ . . . in OrW« ^ lolumbus.Ohlo E f t a a S b , i i i . fe 1 LOC .*L AKD PERSONAL - Mrs, James Murray is on the siclc list, suffering with the grip. Mrs. & T. Baker is confined to her bed with an attack of the grip. Mr. Forest Waddle moved this week to the Shaw farm in Clark county. NOTICE—Water Rent payable a t the Mayor’s office, J. G. MeCorkell, Clerk. Real music—vocal and instrumental at the College Mnistrel, April 7, For Rent—Four room semi-modern apartment. Inquire a t Wolford’s res­ idence. Mrs. J. I \ Barr returned • to her home in Dayton after spending sev­ eral days hero with relatives. Miss Elsie Shroades of Cincinnati, is spending .her Easter vacation with home folks. | /iiwwii(i|iiiiit(giiii>iiii)i"i)in ' riii i mu ........ itt [ C hu rch N o te s 1 * MUIttinain .minium^ •FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sabbath School, 10 A, M. Prof. A. J. Hostetler, Supt. Subject for Study: “The Resurrec­ tion.” Preaching at U A. M. by Rev. Dwight It. Guthrie, Sermon theme: “The Message of the Empty Tomb.” There will be no .Young Peoples’ meeting because of getting ready for the evening service. Union sendee in pur church. The Easter Cantata will be given by the United Choirs of the village under the direction of Mrs. Walter Corry. Mid-week service Wednesday at 7:30 P. M. Leader, Mrs. A. E, Huey. SUNRISE SERVICE—6:30 A. M. Eastgr Sunday, Special features. All church members welcome. Miss Le- nora Skiqnell, leader. Start Easter Sabbath right by coming, to the Sun­ rise Service a t the oppointed hour. For Rent—Furnished Rooms, suit­ able for House keeping. Electricity and gas. Apply, J. G. McGgrkell. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Galloway en­ tertained' the Dinner Bridge Club at their home-last Friday-evening; Miss Christine Smith was hostess to the Teachers’ Bridge Club at her home Monday night. . Mr. Frank B. Bull of Cleveland vis­ ited with relatives here from Friday until Monday, going on to Cincinnati on a business trip. Two entirely different teams will be seen in action when Cedarville debates Wittenberg at the opera house, March 29, a t 8 P. M. You will want to be a t 4he opera house a t 8:15 on April 7 to see the College Minstrel, because there will not be another until 1934. Mr. and Mrs, F. B. Turnbull and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Spencer entertained a number of friends last Friday even­ ing ^at the home of the former. For Sale—Residence of seven rooms on Brdige St., Has cistern, well, and city water, electric lights, gas and garden. Phone 135. Harry Wright Miss Isadore Owens, who has been in ill health for over a year, has been compelled to give up h e r, studies in the high school for a complete rest. : Prof. John Orr- Stewart, Ludlow, Ky., will .render a vocal solo, “Open Wide the Gates”, a t the morning ser­ vice. Men’s Overcoats, Dry Cleaned and Pressed, $1.00. Davis, Tailor and Cleaner. Mr. William Kyle of Phon, Montana; who has been spending the winter with his son, David and family, of Xenia, visiting among old friends here the past week. Baby chicks—Leghorns 8c; Heavy Breeds 9c; Heavy Mixed 7c; Started chicks 2c per week extra. Visitors al­ ways welcome. Ralph. Oster, Yellow Springs, O., Phone 224. Mr. and Mrs. A, H. Barlow spent the week-end in Columbus as guests of their son, Willard. Friday evening they attended a play in which Willard had assisted in the production. Miss Glenita Thomas of Mt. Ster­ ling was the week-end guest of Miss Harriet Ritenour. Women’s Suits or Coats Dry Clean­ ed and Pressed, $1.00. Davis, Tailor and Cleaner. WANTED—-To be nominated on Republican ticket as Representative in State General Assembly from this splendid county of Greene. Hard-boil­ ed economy in appropriations, except absolute necessities. H. S. BAGLEY, Osborn, Ohio, 13 years. (Pol. Adv. Chick, Chick, Buy them now—Blopd tested stock, price per hundred: White Leghorns $7.50; Barred White, Buff Rocks, $8.50; R. I. Reds, Buff Orph- ingtons, White Wyandottes $8.50. Heavy assorted. Light assorted. Baby Ducklings $18,00 per hundred. Visit our hatchery. Phone Xenia 475. Xenia Chick Hatchery, Inc.,' 109 W. Main St,, Xenia, Ohio. S PROFITABLE | CHICKS j are the kind that live—-grow fast— I and show a real profit. These at®; t jie kind we sell. H e a v y b r e e d s 9 and 10 c LIGHT BREEDS 8c and 9c HEAVY MIXED 7c LIGHT MIXED 6c PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW reve r s e P hone C harges CALL IREENfi COUNTY FERTILIZER Tel. 810, Xenia, O. For Sale- - Several loads of ’No. I Timothy hay. W. H. Creawell Home-talent performers— big-timo entertainment. College minstrel, Apr, 7. Mrs. Margaret J. Work, Miss Ge- nevera Jamieson and Prof. Frank! Wiley of Frenehburg, Ky., are guests' of Rev. It. A. Jamieson and family j from Thursday to Saturday of this] week. i UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Sabbath School 10 A. M. Supt. J, E. Kyle. Special features for Easter. Preaching a t 11 A. M. Theme: Easter Message., Special music by the choir, and a solo by Miss Dorothy Oglesbe'e. Special Easter Offering' Sabbath “MoFriing; ~ Y. P. C. U. 6:15 P. M., closing at 7 o’clock on account of the Easter Cantata which will be - given iff the Presbyterian Church at 7:30, by the united choirs of the three churches. Prayer-meeting Wed. 7:30 P. M. Women's" Missionary Society will meet Monday in the church at 2 P. M. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH C. /A. Hutchison, pastor. P, M. Gillilan, Supt. ' * ■ , The Epworth Leaguers are giving a religious play, tonight, (Friday) en­ titled “The Half of My Goods;” at 7:30 P. M: An offering will be receiv­ ed to fewadded to the Epworth League Institute, fund. Everybody welcome. Sunday Services-r-Prayer. meeting at 7 A. M., followed by Easter break­ fast. The Epworth League will have zharge. Everyone come to the-prayer­ meeting. ‘Those remaining for break­ fast please bring ten cents each. Sunday School a t 10 A. M. Preaching at 11 A. M, Special music. Baptismal service for both children and adults, and re­ ception of members. Easter.Cantata by Union Choir at 7:30 P. M. in Presbyterian chqrch. Prayer-meeting Wednesday, a t 7:30 K'M.-. ■ i UNITED TPRESBYTERIAN . Cllftea^lbhb , n ,i Robert H. French,‘Pastor1 Sabbath -School 10 A.M.- . O. . L. Sparrow, Supt. •• . Morning Worship h t 11. A. M. Sub­ ject, “The Resurrection, of Jesus,” . Y. P. C. U., I T . S t Topic: What is the Meaning of Easter ? Leader, Miss Annis Huff. The annual congregational meeting will be held a t the church Wednesday evening, Mardli 30, a t 7:30 P.[ M. Be­ sides the regular reportk and business there will be the election of two rul­ ing elders. A playlet, “Thanksgiving Ann,” will be presented by the young people. The women- of the Missionary Society will serve refreshments. Men’s Suits Cleaned and Pressed $1.00. Two day service. Davis, Tailor and Cleaner. WANTED—To buy pure bred pup­ pies. Sullivan’s, Pet Shops, 223 N. Main, Dayton, O. FOR SALE—I will have a few work horses for sale a t South Charleston feed barn. Jos. Johnson. FOR RENT—Room furnished with private entrance. Board if desired or will care for aged or infirm person. Mrs. Mary Harris. Word has boon received here of the birth of a baby daughter, Patricia; Anne, has been born tp Mr. and Mrs.1 Lawrence G, McLean of San Antonia, i Texas, Mr. McLean is connected w ith1 che Federal Agricultural Department! m Texas. Rev. R. A, Jamieson preached in the Presbyterian Church of Yellow Springs, Wednesday evening in Union meetings being conducted Holy Week. He also preached Saturday afternoon in the Second U. P. church, Xenia, in preparatory service to their Easter Communion. A tow of lively college boys, half a dozen sho-nuff cuhlud endmen, a snap­ py up-te-date orchestra,.and a multi­ tude of entertaining specialties will combine to make the college minstrel a huge success this year. The date is Aprff~F~hr1;lre~opera house;'and the prices are only 25c and 35c. Come and enjoy an evening of hilarious fun. SPECIAL THRIFTY SEMI WASH—12 lbs. for 96c Everything washed and f la t work ironed. ■• j Call for prices on Dry Cleaning and other laundry. i WET WASH 5c lb., Minimum Wash 10 lbs. Smith Barber and Beauty Shop PHONE 126 Little Jane Ellen Gillilan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Gillilan, enter­ tained teq guests Tuesday, honoring her sixths birthday. Those present were.: Jeanne Wright, Norma Dean,, Eleanor Reed, Ruth Irvin, Ruth Spracklin, Dorothy Jane Waddle, Clara Galloway, Doris Conley and Martha Jane Creswell. , i WANTED TO RENT—House with few acres, near Cedarville, .Box 544, Cedarville, " I EARN SUBSTANTIAL INCOME 1 Selling Penny-a-Day Accident and Sicjuiess policies. Also dollar a year Burglar policy. Write 815-KA, Guar­ antee Title Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of Henry Hood, Deceased. J. M. McMillan has been appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Henry Hood, late of Greene County, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 26th day of February, 1932. S. C. WRIGHT, Probate Judge of said County BUT TOUR Garden Seeds IN Bulk Freshet, Better Seeds CHEAPER We are Now Handling a ^Full Line of Livingston’s Seeds The Kind You Like Let Us Supply Your Needs Brown’s Drugs You'll Want These Styles For EASTER Ladies’ and Misses 9 New Spring Suits BABYCHICKS Leghorns 9 c Heavy Breeds 10c Heavy Mixed 8c A hatch each week. Visitors al­ ways welcome. 5 I RALPHH.OSTER f e llo w Springs, Ohio Phone 224 THE I Sturdy Baby Chick I CO. I Eric & Auburn Avc Springfield, 0 .1 Main 836. Open day and- night 3 IftttttlllltftlllltlllltiltHilltMU tMMIIMilltitIlilMllllltHit11 IO*M ! . . L o a n s a n d . . .1 j. . . INSURANCE . . . ] | We Will Loan You money «n Your | I . AUTOMOBILE | NEW SPRING SUITS The higher waist line and a higher style line join the little prices at Uhlman’s showing of the new Spring Suits. Greater Prominence than ever is being given the suit, making it the modern woman’s most practical and smartest costume. Blues, tnas, greens, rough tweeds, diabonal weaves, wide lapels, military fitted effects. $ 0.90 Coats SPRING COATS The smartest coats we could find and at the smallest prices conceivable. An unusual high quality expressed in material, workmanship and trim—coats •you’d never think of getting at such prices. New blues, beiges, b la c k - higher waists—very new sleeves —scarfs— button trims — and beautiful furs. Priced from $ 0.90 ^ ' to $24.00 Dresses NEW SPRING DRESSES Once you see these grand lit­ tle frocks, you'll just have to have a couple. Particularly you women who never associate such little prices with BUch wonderful frocks. Canton Crepes, Flat Crepes, Silk Prints, puff sleeves, jacket effects, cape collars, flares and all sizes. $ 2- 9* AND $4.tt | Farmers’ Special Rale On | 1 INSURANCE 1 | A Saving Can Be Made on Insur- 1 1 anec by Colling Us I 2 - I a a BELDEN & CO., Inc., | Steele Bldg. . Xenia, O. Phone 2$ MtiiMtmmHiiiiitttttimmimmitag Men’s, Women’s, Children’s Shoes UHLMAN’S 1749 W. Main Street, Xenia, tHtu n i