The Cedarville Herald, Volume 59, Numbers 27-52

fiism ♦jSsfeooi «f M b*** , On Hornby they P**h to atari: on * round of o*lla and yW * a t Ati»*mb Middlopert, 0 *11L {fiottst Wstedoo, Ironton, and FooWos, retaining late next week. Miss Kleeaor Snnwtt of Parkers- b*“** W. Va.. is kero on a visit wi*. Mi-*. Cora Trttmbo was pleasantly her grandmother, Mr*. K. A. Sumer*, «rpri»od Wednesday evening when a "' •■' " 1 ■ ■»■ jnumber of her neighbors gathered at Bov, Robert Stewart aru} family of her home in honor -of her birthday, Sparta 111., are gueote of Mrs. The evening was-spent informally and Stewart’* father, Mr. W. H, Qreaweli, «n ice course was served. Those ...; L '■ '■ V . Bresent.were* iWise Many- Fteplgan, Mrs, Rertha tttery b f Wetiufl, 0,, Is blisses .Mary, and Florence William- being entertained a t the hopie of her *9n> Mrs, J, O. Stewart, Mrs. Lucy brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Bwher, Mr*. Ethel Buck, Mrs. B. H. Mrs, J , S. West , iLittle, Mrs, Kenneth Little, Mis* ■* JJosephine- Charlton, Mise Albert Mr. Don Alien ha* leased the In-{Owen*, and Mrs, Cora Trumbo and dependent Oil Co., filling station, West Mildred, Xenia avenue, -and has taken charge of the business. * Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Jamieson, and daughters Margaret and Gene- Rev, W. A. Condon and wife and v|eve, motored to RushvOle, Indiana daughter, Miss Martha, b f Ada, were 4Monday to visit Dr. and Mrs. A. W. visitors over Tuesday with Mr, and Jamieson. They stopped enfroute Mrs. W, E. Watt, home a t Morning Sun, Ohio, to attend a farewell reception for Miss Laura Wright, Who leaves for Egypt Pit the Mr. Harold Morton pf Louisville, Ky., jis spending a few days here with (8aRie. boat as 'Margaret Work.' This his uncle and aunt, Mr. 31. A. Mur-jwBl be her third term as a mission-. ary on the foreign field. They also attended■ :W 76th birthday. party for dock, and sister,-Miss Ina. Misses Rebecca, and Clara -Gallo- (rider S. M. Paxton,. Wednesday eve- way are visiting their uncle, Dr. nin*v Charles Galloway and family, Hub­ bard Woods, Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Kuelumann of Indianapolis, Ind., are guests, of their son, Prof. O. Wi Kuehrmann and wife this week. For Rent—The Allen" Home, 11 rooms, all improvements. Best loca­ tion in town. .Can he-, used .asstwo apartments. Inquire a t this office.- - Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Main, of New Gaillilee, Pa., are here on a visit with the latter’s mother, Mrs. J. W, John­ son. ,-'v * Mrs. Lewis McDorman was hostess to a number of Cedarville friends at an informal luncheon-bridge a t- her home Tuesday afternoon. Three tables of contract bridge were en­ tertained. -The Girls' Circle of the Clifton United Presbyterian Church will hold a lawn fete on the church lawn, Friday, July 31, For entertainment the Cedar Street -children of Cedar- ville will present a free puppet show. The Girls’ Circle of the Clifton Temperance Notes Sponsored by Cedarville W. C. T. U. The sixty-second annual convention of the National W. C. T. U. will be held a t Tulsa, Okla.. June 12-18, The nation that spends its money' on champagne before it provides milk enough for its biabies is silly, stupid,, and will go to the bad.—Bernard Shaw. The deed to 20 acres of land given United Presbyterian Church will hold to Dearborn by Henry Ford for a city a lawn fete on the church lawn, .parktoday contained aprovision that Friday, 'July 31. For entertainment m> liquor can be sold on the property, the Cedar Street children of Cedar- If liquor is sold, the land will revert ville will present a free puppet show, to the Fords under the clause in the ! , . Ideal. „ . - . Dr. and Mrs. W . ' R,1-'McChesney [ “ - , ~ , . . - „ , .. . I To legalize the liquor traffic does arrived . home •< fwme* ’ the h a st i ^ , , , . „ ~ „ „ , , ; n o t make it right noi; does it release Monday evening add on Tuesday ^ ^ ^ ie^ ize ft ^ started on a motor tour to' CJ fo rnm , > ibnit ta d to ^ accompanied by Ha^ damage done by the liquor. . , Harry ICoth, superintendent andl coach j. Federal Alcohol of the Ross Twp. schools: Whde in CoTrtroJ Administrati0n in tim tfet t o California the party will be joined by beer {ft ^ ^ of God Supp0fie th(f Mr Brenton Tmner jmd wrfe ef . jg righfc_ araeni d Qumcy, Mass. The to p home will-be aAd rattle9nakc3 requirc ksa 0f made by way of Seattle, Wash. man^s manufacture. :-So what? • The Golden Rule Circle of the M. j j defy you to find a single abstainer E. Church will hold their annual -who has (a) ruined his home through covered dish dinner on the church total abstinence; (b l thrashed hi* lawn, Friday,’ Aug. 1, at 7:00 p. m. wife through taking water; (c) sent Husbands and. guests of the members his cT"dren out into the streets, shoe- are invited. Every member is asked less, U j beg, in order to supply him to bring two covered dishes and with water; (d) suffered from cirr- table service. horsis of the liver, delirium tremens, ----------------------- ■ Bright's, disease or gout through The Rev.* and Mrs, C. E. Hill are drinking water,—Colonel Alfred For- a t Lancaster Camp Ground for the. celli. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ralph A, JamleMit, Minister - Sabbath School,, 10 a. m> Meryl Stormont, Supfc, In the opening exer­ cises next Sabbath we will have an exercise by the senior group of the recent Daily Vacation Bible School -under the directkmof Mrs. Fan) Cum­ mings. •„ This will show, only a part of the excellent work accomplished (hit year ’by the school, and we hope increasing Interest may be taken in the years that follow. Preaching, H a. m. Theme o f the pastors message, "A Sermon from the Farm.” A farewell reception" is to be held in the church social room Friday, eve­ ning of this week, July 3Xst, honorhig Mrs. Margaret Jamieson Work, who leaves August 14th for a three-year term in the Girls' College'of Cairo, Egypt. All members and friends a re cordially invited. The Women's Missionary Society met Monday in the church. The pro­ gram was in charge of; Mrs. Geo. Rife, and Mrs, Robot, Townsley was chair­ man of the Hostess committee. . Tuesday, August 14th has- been tentatively set as the date of the An­ nual Sabbath School and Congrega­ tional picnic. No choir rehearsal this week. IFIRST PRESBYTERIAN , CHURCH ~ Dwight B. Guthrie, Minister ’ Sabbath School, 10 a. m. Paul Ramsey, Supt. Lesson; "Philip's Missionary Labors.” Acts 8:26-40.. Golden text; “They therefore that were scattered abroad went about preaching the word.” Acts 8:4. Morning Worship Service a t 11 a. m. The tex t for the morning is, “The last first and the first last.” Fellowship Club will meet a t 8 p. m., in the Sabbath School room. Sunshine Club win meet a t 7 p. m., in the Primary room, METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1 Charles Everett Hill, Minister Church School, 10 a. m. P. M: Gil- lilan, Supt. - No service a t 11 a. m. Epworth League, 7 p. m. All day* meeting of the Ladies’ Aid, W. F. M. S. and W. H. M. S.,' Wed- nesday; beginning a t 11 a. m. WRIGHTS GROCERY S P E C I A L S the store of f in e FOODS GoldMedalBakingPowder,2-lb. can 25c 12-OZ. CAN FREE OIJSO, Honey Grove, 2 lb s ............... ......... .-38c SCRATCH FEED, 100-lb. sack ........ ............ ?255 PINK SALMON, Honey Grove, 2 fo r ..............25c PORK and BEANS, White Villa, Ig. can, 3 for 29c DRIED PEACHES, Jumbo size, 1 ib ...............17c I I , « , n u n -I'lwr r rr-i ■■■■■■■mR.iii.Rin*■»>■— n >ii>i"in»'<i I >'<"* ■i Vinegar, purecider, 1gallon .......... 29c PEACHES, Alberta, 3 lb s................................. 25c POTATOES, 10 lbs. ......................... -39c ORANGES, California, doz............... 35c BANANAS, 4 lbs. — .....-.......... -............. .........25c SWEET POTATOES, 3~lbs. BOLOGNA, 1*. 2 lb fc ............... -.......-..:.....:.-.37c CORNED BEEF, lb .......................................... 25c SMOKED SAUSAGE. I b . ................... 22c SMOKED JOWL, lb ..........;............................. 20c FRANKS, lb . ....................................... -30c GET OURPRICES ON CANNED FOODS IN DOZEN AND CASE LOTS. . CELEBRATES WEDDING i * r ,: illrt and Mrs, Charles DeBerd, of nwir Cedarville, entertained a group of relatives and friends a t a dinner party a t their home last Sunday in celebration of their seventh weeding anniversary. ‘ - * " ’ . Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J, M. DeBord and children Andy, John and Harriett, Mr. Harold Brannon and Mr. Andy Chaney of Wilmington; Mrs. Hazel Miller, Mr. John Reedy, Mrs. J. E. DeWitt, ofMWashington C. H.; -Mrs. Jennie Stringfellow and son, Henry, of Sabina; Mr. Charles H. Jones,.of near Bloomington; Mr. and Mis. Robert Traylor, and two sons, of Dayton; Mr. D. A. Jones and James Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeBord, of Cedarville. DIARY OF INTERMEDIATE CLASS, BIBLE SCHOOL Monday, July 18— We played James ip the yard until all th e children esme.. Then Miss Hartman told us the other tewffier's names. Our teacher was Mrs, Cum minga. After we went to ,ow $JA*ses, we made a list of the things th a t we would like to do In Bible School. We were dismissed with eon&s and prayer. ' . Tuesday, July 14— After our worship service and Bibb) lesson, we started making our waste baskets. ^ A t recces, we learned a new game called, "Wpnder Ball," Wednesday, July 15— Today, Mrs. Cummings read -us a play cilied, “Flaga of All Nations.” ^ We decided that we would like to have the play. We started to make flags for all the different countries. We teamed to sing, “Fairest Lord Jesus.” Seven children offered pray- ars during benediction • rhursdsy, July 16— . After our Bible lesson, we worked on. our flags. During mature study, Mrs. Hill told us all about a moth named Cre- crapia. ■ ■ During benediction every child prayed a short prayer. Friday, July 17— We learned a game called, “German Bat Ball,” We started practicing our pl*y, Monday, July 20— We practiced our play and decided to give it f a r the other classes on Fri­ day, July 24. We song songs and- gave prayers a t the.end of our service,* Tuesday, July 21— Before recess we practiced our play again. Afterwards, we had nature study. We were dismissed with songs and prayers. Wednesday, July 22— ’ After our opening' exercises anj practicing, Mrs. Cummings read us a story called, “The Flying Horse.” In nature study, we learned about birds, trees and moths. We drew pictures for a nature book that we made. This ended another day. Thursday, July 23— We chose our costumes and prac­ ticed our play. Fo^ nature study, we went to the college campus to see some trees. We found many different leaves, some pinc cones and needles. ‘ We went back to the gymnasium for benediction. Friday, July 24— This was our last day, and the day of our play, so we practiced the flrst thing in the morning. Our class had recess before the other classes came in. A couple of other classes had plays and demonstrations before ours. Our nature’ study class told what it had been doing. Finally it was time for our play. Afterwards, Reverend Hill asked if; we wotdd give the play in some of the churches. At the end, our class had a treasure hunt.' The treasure was a big box of candy. * ■ By Bill S tern tt. VOCATIONAL DISPLAY The Home Economics and* Agri­ culture Institutions are building an Educational Exhibit a t the Greene County Fair, The purpose of (he ex­ hibit is to explain the .work of the seven Vocational Departments in the county. This exhibit will be placed in the A rt Hall a t the fair. Miss Albaugh and Mr. George have been working with the other vocational teachers in the county in building this new exhibit. Contracts Let For Ag. School Building The Board of Education has let the contract for material for the new agriculture building to the Cedarville Lumber Co., with the' exception of the heating plant and electrical work. The ColumbUs Heating A Ventilat­ ing Co,, gets the hot air heating plant. Bids for the electrical are withheld for the. present. Bids have been opened for the brick work but no con­ tract has been let, pending investiga­ tion. The Igoard this week elected Aden Barlow as assistant janitor arid Mrs. Beckey Spencer janitress of the upper floors. . DOUBLE BING WEDDING In a double ring ceremony perform­ ed Monday evening by Rev, Jamieson, paster of the United Presbyterian Church a t Sagarcreek, In the parson­ age, Miss Lois A, Mitchell, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. David Mitchell, Ce­ darville, was united in marriage to Mr. Wayne S. Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Black, Bellbrook. The couple was attended by'Miss Virginia Black, sister of the groom and Mr. Lloyd. Mitchell, brother pf the bride. The bride was attired in a frock of White Moufliline De Swa with white accessories. Miss Black wore Old Rose. Following a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs, Black wiU he at-homc to their many friends a t 1422 Wayne avenue, Dayton, O, Mrs. Black is a graduate of Cedarville High School. MAN WANTED for 'permanent position to do service work for old eaiahlial^.farM supply company. Many men"making ' U N a month stesdily. Mnst hay*, care .aad farm experience. Not necessary to write Utter; just fill out coupon below and mail to Box 164, Dept. 7629, Quincy, Illinois. A ge---------- .....^..^.Nurnber of years oa fariu^— ..»•*.*** Kamo Addresa___ Mr, D. F. Shroades and wife of Columbus, spent Tuesday with his mother, Mrs, Jennie Shroades. COZYTHEATRE Seuth Main Street FRIDAY and SATURDAY CLAIRE TREVOR RENT TAYLOR —In— “MY MARRIAGE” SUNDAY and MONDA IRVINS.CORR V" * ROCHELLE HUDSON , ■ <» A “EVERYBODWS OLD MAN* -j.iL.ij ‘ii iir'i1 '' t Y"1' 1 iTiT"'--‘i Shows at Ytfl* and *s!5 lArinti««i<m 10 «dd IS o m u I Late rMterts a* to the condition of Marshal H. A- McLean are not en­ couraging. Little hope i« held for hi* recovery as he seems to grow rnwkday* Owetrteve Janflosen n4w *« l Mr. and 'ktea, .Hebert m Monday *. m„ from a fcwo wssks vtilt jaimoBneing the anivai of a baby in Freaehburg, Keaturiqr, with herjdaaghter teat TMmMtey evening. Mrs. sister, Mrs. Frank E. Witey jmdjrTaoohs and daughter are in the femUy. jgpriagfisld City Hospital' ampmp HARDWARE! JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY GAS AND KEROSENE E lectro lux R efrigerators and : naces and Stokers . " V: *’*'*’■, s’ i *' J, l". -v • ■' GAS, COAL, KEROSENE RANGES AND HEATERS Special on Sinclair Oils 5-QUART CAN—81c TRACTOR OIL 55c PER GALLON, See Us When in the Market - - It Pay You to SEE US FIRST South Mein Street Cedarville, Ohio '■ 1 1 ,1 ■ ’ ..1 • - f r 1 ‘ 1 < - . • , * ‘ ' •*_ KROGER STORES A VALUE SENSATION Yeor slshsls ood dimes go farther ut Krefer*s— leek a t theso ih m H mm I u JI Chmm.mmiM'mmm'.umiim WWWWM^Wwafl^WVfP MOW. Wmww SALT LookWhat 5c WiMBuy! TOMATO PURSE. 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