The Cedarville Herald, Volume 56, Numbers 1-26

t'C§ hie. .h r *t'S, of 05 , the stor hen that has by of ution. 'was nina- the ug to lu e s - , un- easily into well- ent in Xenia, to be Ohio, attorn every I t is enter the iess a- lowing con- orning, a new ccailed section were scrcek an on Xenia, merous away. David . I l l - number work. Local and Personal Miss Carmi Hostetler, Miss Dorothy Coy and Miss Lawson, students of Cedarville College, spent the week­ end with Miss Carrie Mont in New Carlisle. mam Mr. J. S. West has rented £ho H. A. McLean property, on North street, formerly known as the Lott home­ stead, CEDARVILLE HERALD, MAY If, 1983 Mr. W. C. Bull has moved nsar PROGRAM ANNOUNCED Spring Valley and will reside with FOR ACHIEVEMENT DAY Mr, and Mrs. Walter Chandler. — , . "~™— The following is the program for Miss Ruth Burns entertained Greene County Achievement Day, friends from New Carlisle a t dinner Tuesday, April 25, 1938, to be held l*st Wednesday evening, The guests in the First United Presbyterian were; Mrs. Leila Scarf, Mr. and Mrs. Church, Xenia: Amos Judd, Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1Q;Q0 a. m.. “Home Games Morris nnd Miss Martha West. and Pussies and How to Use Them," >. Temperance N o te s .. Sponsored by Cedarville W, C. T, U. Mrs, W. R. McChesney, Mrs. W. Q„ lliffe, Mrs. Lina McCullough, Mrs. H. D. Wright, Mrs. C. W. Steele and Mrs, S. C, Wright attended a luncheon given by Mrs. J. L. Chesnut, a t her home in Richmond, Ind., Tuesday. Dr. James L. Chesnut, wife and two sons, James L., Ill,- and Donald Blair, spent Friday with Mrs. Chesnut’s parents, Judge and Mrs. S. C. Wright. Mr, and Mrs. W. C. Cleavenger and son of New Concord, 0., are spend­ ing the week-end with their son-in- law and daughter, Rev. Dwight R. Guthrie and wife. Mrs. Frank Armstrong is a patient in Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, where she underwent a minor opera­ tion. Mrs. W. R. Watt, who suffered an attack of heart trouble last week, is reported much improved. Walter Boyer, graduate of Cedar­ ville College, who has been instruct­ or in physical education in the James­ town public schools, has been elected superintendent for the coming year. Miss Josephine Randall, who has been teaching in the Jamestown high school, has been re-elected. The Home Culture club will hold"a covered dish luncheon a t tb$ home of Mrs, S. C. Wright, Tuesday, May 16, a t 12;30. Coffee and bread will be furnished. HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI BANQUET FRIDAY, MAY 26 The annual meeting of the Cedar­ ville High School Alumni Association will be held a t the High School, Fri day evening, May 26 a t 8 p. m. The officers urge that all members make special effort to attend. The dues have been reduced to 25c for the year. Only a limited number of postal card invitations will be sent to dis tant members and those residing in the county are asked to consider this news item an invitation as a matter of economy. r' ■ i *1 i !J| Mr. James Stormont is president and Miss Josephine Randall, cor­ responding secretary. E. A. Drake, assisted by women en rolled in Better Meetings Project. 10:80 a, m., “The Scope and Mean­ ing of Home Economics Extension”— 1. In our United States—Mrs. John Collins, Cedarville Township. 2, In the State of Ohio—Miss Adele Two thousand parsons attended a conference of United Christian forces of Ohio a t Columbus,. April 19 and 20. This conference was called by Bishop H. Lester Smith of Cincinnati, and Dr. Harry Barr, medesator of the Presbyterian synod of Ohio, It was voted to circulate petitions through the state for a referendum on the Mosier bill which provides for l Church Notes i •UMMHIIIIIIIl: FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Dwight R. Guthrie, Pastor RESEARCH CLUB HOLDS LUNCHEON MEETING Omer Montgomery, 40, and his wife, Ruth, 22.- Cedarville have been indicted by the Madison county grand jury for alleged robbing of poultry from Wyatt Roberts near South Solon. For Sale— Premium Strawberry plants, 50c per hundred. Fred B. Clemans. 25c Toothpaste Milk of Magnesia 2 Tubes—26c This Week's Special a t Brown’s Drugs Supt. H. S. Moffet and Mr. Carmon Clay of Montpelier, O., were the guests of Miss Donna Burns over the week-end. Lost—High-top boot. Reward. Leave a t Herald office. Tom White, E. Locust st., Wilmington, Twenty members and guests were present a t a luncheon of the Re­ search Club a t the home of Mrs. Frank Townsley, Wednesday a t noon. The “Mother’s Day” program was given after roll call and regular busi­ ness meeting: Mrs. Donna Finney read a paper on “Origin of Mother’s Day,” and Mrs. Frank Townsley read a story sent by Mrs. Frank Bird, who is convalescing at the home of her mother in Pomeroy. Mrs. Frank Creswell and Mrs. Ralph Townsley sang two “Mother’s Day” duets. Mrs. J. E. Kyle read an article on “Mother and Daughter,” by Mrs. Geneva Montgomery McEl- wain; Mrs. Karih Bull gave a short review of the session of the conven­ tion of the Federated Women’s Clubs at Columbus in which Helen Keller was the principal speaker. Miss Eloise McGlaughlin of Salem, 111., is a guest a t the home of Dr. and Mrs, W. R. McChesney. Mr. W. H. Barber, who has suffered for some time, with a growth on his face, entered Miami Vhlley hospital in Dayton several days ago for treat­ ment and a possible operation. Kpck, Assistant State Home Demon- j**1® delegates to the constitutional stration Leader. convention to vote on the repeal of 3. In Greene County—Miss Ruth]**10 18th Amendment, to be selected Radford, Home Demonstration Agent. a^ l*rge, This method is unfair, as Group Singing—Under Leadership would give the Wet centers a chance of Mrs. A. C. Swinnerton, Yellow t<? control the delegates on all three Springs. | tickets, The Christian forces of the 11:45 a. m., Lunch—(Box lunch a-tate that *£ the convention should be the proper method of pro cedute these delegates should be chosen from districts just as the state senators and representatives to the legislature are chosen. This ref­ erendum Would give the people of the state a chance to decide what method should be adopted. It is time the temperance forces, awaken to the jsituation and by word and influence brought by each person; coffee fur- nished by the committee). 1:00 p. m., Brief Review of Morn­ ing Program—Mrs. Leroy Jacobs. 1:15 p. m„ Original Stunts on Dif­ ferent Phases of Project Work—- 1. Women’s Camp—Ross and New Jasper Townships—Mrs. W. C. St. John and Miss Margaret Lackey, Chairmen. Special Purchase Sale Final Clean Up of A ll New Spring Coats Dress Coats G r o u p 1 $ N > | 5 $ 4 ; Values to $19.75. All higher priced lots. Sport Coats G ro u p 2 Sizes 14 to 20—38 to 46 All styles "included, trimmed coats,jsilk lined—stitched styles. UHLMAN’S ”17-19 W. Main St. Xenia, 0 . WOOL! WOOL We are now buying wool and are pre­ pared to pay the highest market prices. Our storage and receiving headquarters w ill be at the E. A. Allen elevator. When in .the .market phone us and we w ill call and inspect it and quote you the price. J . E. Haotlngo and Frank Creswell 2. Recaning Our Chairs—Sugar- ' protest atra*ns^ 9UC^ ubfair tactics aa creek Township—Mrs. Ethel Kable, the wets are using. In order to Chairman. ' ■ * jsecure the referendum there must be 3. What is Chop . Suey—Xenia iat ,east six per cent of the number Township— Mrs. John Ray, Chairman.!°f votes cast a t last election on 2:00 p. m., “Making Your Pantry these petitions, that means over 1700 Your Beauty Parlor,”—Mrs. Lelia ,£or Greene county. Ogle, Nutrition Specialist, OJiio State ‘ These petitions are here and will University. |be presented a t the churches and cir- 2:20 p. m., Reading—Mrs. J. B. misled through the village and com- Mason, Caesarscreek Township. (munity, and we hope that we may 2:30 p. m., More Stunts— secure many more than the necessary 1. Results oft Better Meetings P ro -1s'x per cenL ject—Games and Stunts—Mrs. F red1 ^ verF enthusiastic, meeting was Lewis, Chairman, Silvercfeek Town- ^a9t week in the First Methodist ship. ; church of Xenia, in which the im- 2. Relation of Home Economics partance of having these petitions Extension to Relief Program—Mrs.. signed; wm . presented. They wish to A. E. Beam, Chairman, Spring Valley hav0 theiT> returned to the committee Township. ,in Xenia not later than May 25th. 3. Preparing for a Sewing Machine Clinic—Mrs. Ry L. Thomas, Chairman, Beavercreek Township. 4. Remodeling Our Wardrobes— Mrs. C. H. Chitty, Chairman, Jeffer­ son Township. 5. Old Furniture Made New with Slip Covers—'Mrs. L. D. Hower, Chairman, Bath Township. 3:20 p. m., Summary of Day’s Program' and Outlook for Future— Mrs. Leroy Jacobs, Miami Twp. Program Committee; Mrs. Ri B. McKay, Chairman; Mrs. Leroy Jacobs, Mrs. W. C. St. John, Mrs. M. D. Haines. MUSICAL RECITAL HELD IN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH A recital under the College Depart­ ment of Music, Mrs. Margaret Jamie­ son, directing, was given before a good sized audience in the First Pres? byterian Church last Thursday eve­ ning with Mr. Clyde Hutchison a t the organ and Miss Eleanor Bull, pianist. The following program was rendered: From Sixth Sonata for Violincello in D. Major, Bach. Sarabande, Gavotte—Eleanor Bull. Sonata'No. 2 in D. Minor, Rogers. Chorale, Adagio, Sherzo in Mode Pastorale—Clyde Hutchison. Sonata—Op. 53 — (Appassionata), Beethoven. Allegro con Brio — Eleanor Bull. Hour of Devotion, ' Rathbun. (Transcription of “I Heard, the Voice of Jesus Say”); Slumber Song, Kern; Aubade, Williams; Concert Varia­ tions on a theme by Rousseau, Felton -'Clyde Hutchison. Polonaise Militaire—Op. No. 40, No. 1, Chopin; Sextette, Donizetti, (from “Lucia di LammermoOr); The Erlking, Schubert-Liszt — Eleanor Bull. Tuesday evening, May 16th, Hiss Dorotha Corry, will present recital in the same church a t 8 p. m. She will be assisted by Mrs. Margaret .Work, as soloist, with Miss Eleanor Bull, accompanist. Miss' Corry, Miss Bull and Miss Corry are students in the department of music of the College. MIZPAH BIBLE CLASS HOLDS INTERESTING MEETING MOTHER LOVE “I bent my ears to a lily’s cup And thought that it spoke to me By the stainless white of its petals light, Of a Mother’s purity. To. the heart of a red, red rose I crushed And it seemed that within my eyes, There was shadowed 'the gleam of a crimson stream Of a Mother’s sacrifice. I considered the sun and the moon and the stars, The winds, and the tides of the sea, And found in the span of their beautiful plan All a Mother’s constancy. . I Then I lifted my eyes to a hilltop 1 lone, Where Love hung high on a tree. And lo, it was there I could best compare Why Mother’s love for me!” W E A B E liC E K B E D T O B I T , S EM , O R EXCRANGW L O C A L O B P A X T O N BUILDINGiSSOCCOUNTS mite, rfttBc'sF you, ^ TIIOS, KCTMANN & CO. **J Wlateri Bank BUf., Okie. VO«M. Sabbath School, 10 a. m. Prof A. J. Hostetler, Supt, Lesson: “Jesus Asserts His King- ship.” Mark 11:1-33. Golden Text: “Behold, thy King Cometh Unto Thee; He is Just, and Having Salvation.” Zech.- 9:9. Morning Worship, 11 a. m. Sermon Text: “A Great Woman.” 2 Kings 4:8. Christian Endeavor, 7 p .m. The subject of the evening is, “Overcom­ ing Problems in Home Life.” Eph. 6:1-4. Miss Maxine Bennett will lead the meeting. Union Evening Service a t 7:30 in the U-. P. Church. The sermon text is: “Ye Are a Temple of God.” 1 Cor. 3:16/ Mid-Week Prayer Service will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Iliff. The subject will be the 4th chapter of the book of Romans. 400 Mother’s Day Wash Frocks Never such materials and styles at a dollar^* and with advancing prices, perhaps n e v e r* again. Voiles, figured and dotted, pique and pique voile, dimity, batiste, broadcloth and poplin. Long, short, medium sleeves. Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 54. 1 MOTHER’S DAY HOSE—49c A full range of colors in either chiffon or service. Sizes to lOi/o. Our regular 59c hose for Friday and Saturday. MOTHER’S DAY DRESSES Brand new extra fine wash frocks at $1.98. Sizes to 54. Rayon and silk prints, plain shades, pastels and white $ 2 ,9 8 t o $ 5 .8 5 SMART SHOP XENIA iiiiiHiBitiHiHmimiioiunuiiHiiHiiinnuifl OHIO imMi The Mizpah Bible Class of the First Presbyterian Church of Cedar­ ville, O., met with Mrs. E. A. Allen, Wednesday afternoon, May 3., with eighteen members present, and quite a number of guests. Th,e meeting was called to order by the. singing of “Home, Sweet Hdme.” The subject of our program, being Mothers’ Day. Mrs. Jurkqt read a paper touching on a great many portions of scripture, bearing on mother love. Mrs. Clay­ ton McMillan offered prayer. A duet, “My Mother’s Bible,” was . sang by Miss Erma Creswell and;Miss Edna Hanna.. We Were then favored by tyro songs, "SongS . of Long Aga” and “My Grandmothers Garden,^were sang, by the Girls’ Quarteette of Cedarville College. A reading of W. D- Nesbett’r, “Your Mothers' Day,” b y Mrs, Wright. .A reading by Mrs. E. A. Allen, .“A Sor­ rowful Mother’s Advertisement.” We were then favored by a wonder­ ful paper, entitled, “The Woman Friends of Jesus,” written, and read by Mrs. Cora Trumbo. A duet by Misses Creswell and Hanna, “Mother Knows.” After singing the hymn, “God Be With You Till We Meet Again,” the meeting was adjourned for a social hour. The hoBtess, Mrs. E. A. Allen ,assisted by Miss Jennie Bratton and Mrs. John Ross, served delicious refreshments. 25c Kotex (Phantom)—16c This Week’s Special at Brown’s Drugs Mr, W, W. Galloway has been ill for several days suffering with an a t­ tack of the grip which has kept him in bed. The Kensington Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Raymond William­ son, Thursday, May 18th. " The annual “Mother and Daughter” banquet for the girls in the college will be held this Friday evening in Alford Memorial Gymnasium. Season 1933 BELGIAN STALLION MAJOR Sorrell With F l u Man, and T .il Weight—1700—Age 7 Years FEES—$10.00 To insure colt to stand and nurse. Due care will be taken to prevent accidents but will not be responsible should any occur, Horse will be trucked as usual to farms for a fee of 76c Cash, after May 15th. W. F. ANDREW Phone 5 on 102 Cedarville, Ohio DEATH OF GEORGE E. JOLLY Word has been received here of the death of George E. Jolly, 38, a t Wil­ son Okla. Death was due to pneu­ monia. Burial took place Sunday a t Wilson, where he has resided for sohie time. He is survived by his wife and two daughters. He served three years abroad in the World Vfur. The following brothers and sisters survive: Mrs. P. M. Gillilan, Cedar­ ville; Albert and Allen Jolly, Dayton; Mrs. Edna Compton, Dayton; Thorn­ ton Jolly, Cdmp Sherman; Mrs. Ray Betts, Williamsport, O.; Mrs. Harley Garretson, Clarksburg, O. Mrs. J. O. Stewart has returned home after spending two weeks visit­ ing with her son, Prof. John Orr Stewart and family in Ludlow, Ky. Mrs, Stewart attended the May Festival in Cincinnati last week. Mrs. John Turner entered the Mc­ Clellan hospital several days ago for a minor operation. Mr. M. Smoke was called to Cleve­ land over the week-end on business in connection with the State Banking Department, Mr, and Mrs. Smoke has taken rooms with.Mrs. Nancy Ogles- bee on Xenia avenue. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CCHURCH C. A. Hutchison; Pastor Sunday School, it) a. m. P. M. Gillilan, Supt. Church Service, 11 a. m., followed by Basket Fellowship Dinner. Epworth League, 7 p. m. Union Service, in U. P. Church at 8 p.m. Mid-week Prayer Service, Wednes­ day, at 8 p. in. W a n t e d ! ! Poultry, Eggs and Cream S h e rm a n W h i te & Co. 127 S. Detroit St. XENIA, O. -Phone? Main 380 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN R. A. Jamieson, Minister Sabbath School, 10 a. m. Supt. J. E. Kyle. This is Mother’s Day and there will be some appropriate exercises to the day in the closing period. How better honor our mothers than by attends. :e upon the House of God, to please her. Preaching, 1) a. m. Theme, “Our Mother.” Y. P. C. U., 7 p. m, Subject, “How to Help Mother.” • Leader, Rebecca Galloway. - Union Service in this church, 8 p. m., with .sermon by Rev. C. A. Hutchison. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday,' 8 p, m., at home of Mrs. Lulu Watt, Leader, Mr. O. A, Dobbins. The Young People’s Presbyterial meets Saturday, May 13th, in the First U. P. Church, Columbus a t 10 a. m. Those going are asked to meet at tha, parsonage before 8 a. m., as last car will leave a t that hour. I Mrs. James Stormont will repre­ sent our society in the Oratorical contest. The two leaders who are conduct­ ing Evangelistic Meetings in the Skating Rink in Xenia made an ex­ cellent impression in their speaking and singing in the chapel services Monday morning in the High School and College. Rev. Ralph Stewart is a master as a director of music, and Rev. Harry Rimmer is a wonderful speaker and has a great message, applying scientific investigation to the Biblical account, which strengthens the Faith in the Inspiration of the Bible. There will be a service each evening this week and next, except Saturday, and also Sabbath a t 2:30 p. m, 60c Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin—41c This Week’s Special at Brown’s Drugs FOR GOOD COAL and FEED Call Phone3 ,Cedarville. C. L. McGUINN nwmnTnnsmniiimimmnimnnnnagninmnnmiljBiiKiiniiriniaHgggauisiiimBEiffgmigaifflinraaniliniimBniEisignBlia Miss Donna Burns, who has been teaching in the Montpelier, O., public schools, has returned home for the Bummer vacation. Miss Rosa Stormont, who has been visiting for several weeks in Buffalo, N. Y., with Rev. and Mrs. Walter Hopping, h a t retamed home. Mr. Albert Powers, who has had employment fo r several years with the Frigidaire Co., Dayton, moved with his family to that city last week. Dr, J . H. Harris, Clifton, who is a patient in the McClellan hospital,1is reported somewhat improved. One Day Only Portrait Special Fine PORTRAIT PICTURES Taken at Jimmey’s Barber and Beauty Shop Wednesday, May 17 U A. M.—9 P. M. 10c Each Never beforb fine Portraits s t so low a price. A Kodak picture the same size costs more. Bring this ad and get one extra picture Free! Jimmey’s Barber and Beauty Shop Cedarville, Ohio. We Use Genuine Parts / R . L ow e ll M itc h e ll ■ 7 , ■ MILL RACE GARAGE . Gas, Oil and Lubrication Repairing of All Kinds Clifton, Ohio State Route 72 xsr*\tr*\ir£\Wrt FOR SALE Good Timothy Hay. and Straw Bailed COAL AND FEED FLEET-WING GASOLINE— KEROSENE OILS— GREASES C. E . B a r n h a r t Phone 2 on 45 Cedarville, Ohio iTJEiiEEiunninsniirni WOOL Well another advance since last week and exect sprue higher prices. When ready to sell, call or see me and I w ill pay you the Highest Price Obtainable. Car Pocahontas Coal on track. Few tons not sold. If interested in Lowest Price of the year, Call or See me. C.L.McGuinn CASH STORE TELEPHONE— 3 South Millor St. ' Cbdarville, O.