The Cedarville Herald, Volume 60, Numbers 27-52

i «* For Sals—Oil Perfection kitchen range. Cull this office fox informa- tion. Choir Rehearsal will be held follow, ing the Friday evening service this week, Mrs. Margaret Milroy has been quite ill a t her home on Church street, Mr. Kenneth Perryman, who has been here for a few days visit, has returned to Lancaster, 0 „ where he is employed as teacher in the Boys' Industrial School. For Sale—One Sampson two-b'ottom tractor. Just been over-hauled and in A-V condition. L. R. Jacobs, Yellow Springs, Ohio. ’ Prof. H. W, Deem and wife will be located in Columbus this summer where the former will- attend Ohio State working on his Master's degree, Mrs. Adda Mitchell and daughters, Ruth and Mrs. George Confarr and daughter, spent the week-end visiting relatives in Michigan. Miss Rebecca Galloway, who have been attending Dennison University, Granville, 0., lias returned home for the summer vacation. Mrs. Churls* Orouaa, o f Cedarville, entertained members of the Ladles' Aid Society of the Union M. B. Church and other guests a t an inform­ al party a t her home Thursday. A covered dish luncheon was-enjoyed* at noon and the afternoon was spent socially. Mr, and Mrs, Charles Crouse, enter­ tained a t a family dinner Sunday. Their guests included Mr, and Mrs. Meryl Jones and family, of near Ce* darvillej Mr, and Mrs, Glenn Pevoe and family, south of Xenia, and Mr. and Mrs,, Howard Devoe and family, north of Xenia. Mrs. A. G, Collins, Xenia, and Mr. and Mrs. J, C. McMillan, Osborn, at­ tended commencement of Western Reserve Tuosday, when Mr, Robert Collins graduated from the medical school. Mr, Robert Collins and wife will return to this county for a short visit and return to. Cleveland July 1, where he enters St. Luke's Hospital for his internship, 4-H Club correspondents will please use caution as to the writing and only .on one aide of the paper. Care should be exercised Irr the spelling of proper names, The name of the correspond­ ent should be on each report. Bliss Geneieve Jamieson returned Friday morning from Pattersonville, New York, where she has been teach­ ing the past four years. More than forty guests . and mem­ bers of Clark’s Run Club were enter­ tained a t the home of Mrs. C .; H. Gordon last Friday, it being “Guest Day.’’ Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs, George Gordon and Miss Josephine Randall. Ill 1 ELL-FLATTER NUPTIALS HELD IN NEW YORK Mr. Greer McCallister ami • sister. Miss Julia, and Miss Eleanor Bull, went to Chicago Friday where they visited at the home of Mrs. Anna Schroder, an aunt of the McCaJlisters. Mr. McCailister attended the conven­ tion of the Zenith Radio Company in that city. The home of Mr. and Mrs. LauWs Straley, south of Cedarville, was the scene of the Dobbins ' reunion 1*st Sunday. A basket dinner was enjoyed at noon. Relatives received during the day were: Mr, arid Mrs. Sherman Liming, Richard, Max and Bryce of Yellow Springs; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbins, Bob and ‘’Paul, Max of Ft. Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dobbins; Mr. and Mrs. 0 . A. Dobbins; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Evans; Mr. Harry King and Mildred of Washington C. H.; Eleanor Burrell and Fred Woods of Spring- field, and., host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Lauris Straley and son Donald. Miss- Phyllis Flatter, daughter of i Mr. and Mrs. LeLoiiai’d Flatter, Clif­ ton, was united in marriage to Mr. Robert Buell, .Xenia, at the “Little Church Around the Corner” in New York City, Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock, The single ring service was read by Rev. Randolph Ray, pastor of the Church. The attendants were Mrs, Edward C. Robertson, Newark, N. J., form r classmate at an' eastern nurseS’ train­ ing school, and Mr. Robert P. Wands, former classmate and fraternity brother of Mr. Buell, at University of Pennsylvania. The bride was given in marriage by Mr. Charles. Zell, Xenia. In the list of friends present wore Attorney John Gibney, Xenia; John Hurley, New York City; Misses Mary Huff and Ruth Darrenkamp, New York. The bride is a graduate of Cedar­ ville High School and has been em­ ployed as » nurse at McClellan Hospital. Mr. Buell is a son of Mr. and Mrs, Lester. J. Buell, Xenia., The couple ."will reside in Xenia., METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Cturles-E. Hill, Minister On Sunday the members of . our church school will * go directly to' classes a t 10 a. m, At 10:30 the orchestra will play while fill take their places in the auditorium, °and then will play a special number. The special Children’s Day program will then proceed as follows: Processional Hymn — “For the Beauty of the Earth.” Call to Worship—Janet Jones. “The Lord is in His Holy Temple” —Young People’s Choir. Prayer of Invocation—Paul Wat­ kins. Song-—Primary Children, The Shepherd Psalm — Elaine Sharpe. Response—“Savior Like a Shep­ herd’—Choir. Prayer by Pastor, Response—“$avior, Hear U s ,. We Pray—Choir. Play—“Children pf Galilee.” Offering—Offertory—“All Creatures of Our God and King"—Choir. Benediction. . ' Response—“Hear Our Prayer”— Choir. The cast for the play is as follows: Phil Tindall, Kenneth Huffman, Carl Watkins, Marvin Ford, Wilford Haines, Billy Irvine, George Frame, Ruth Irvine*, Jane Creswell, Jane Ellen Gillilan, Geraldine Frame, Beulah Brock, Caroline James. The committee in charge is: Doris Hartman, Mrs. Paul Cummings, and Mrs. C. E. Hill. They have been assisted by the following: Gretchen Tindall and Elsie Post— Primary music; Jane West-costumes, Christina Jones~-decorations. Epworth League, 7:00 p. m. v^Union meeting, 8:00 p. m., in the Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Ben­ jamin Adams, the newly installed pastor of that church will be the preacher. 175 Young Pheasants Get Home Treatment J The Cedarville Grain Co, has 175 {young pheasants in the large electric 1brooder a t the plant where they are being reared for distribution in this county, Before 'being liberated they* will be bended. The birds are being caved for under the direction of Game Wardpn Stroup. ,, New Gracemore C ord L ace D resses Sm a r t S t y l e s— - F la t te r in g New Lines Sheer , Washable Fabric—Cool Pastel Colors FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. 1). N. Adams, Minister Sabbath School, 10 a. m. Paul Ramsey, Supt. Lesson: “Joseph’s Kindness to His Kindred.” Gen. 45:ld- 50. iGolden Text: “Be ye kind one to another, tender hearted, forgiving each other, even as God also in Christ forgave you.'1 Eph, 4:32. Worship Service; 11 a. ni. Sermon by the pastor. Theme: “The* Glory of This Life Below. Junior Sermon: Jesus First;” . , “ Union Evening Service, 8 p. m. Iri our church. Sermon by. our pastor, ‘The Lordship of Jesus." Thursday, 2:00 o’clock in the after­ noon the monthly meeting, of the missionary society will be held a t the home of Mrs. Anna Wilson. Senior Choir will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. Guaranteed* Fast Co lors $ l s i l Sizes 14 to 46 Keep cool and chic in these lovely dresses. They have all the smart style details, usually found at much higher prices; all the dainty charm of pew Hollywood styling. Set several at this low pricel ~z9 UHLMAN’S 17-19 W. Main St. Xenia* Ohio #HENTIME"SHORT 1 *fl,£ J t e e d ' iA i/J u u tt Ctrti mTHE CITY LOAN Fait* who «" « * « « • » * * * » * • (SS5 to $1000) of quick m A, w Mfad f a Miwtr to fall prowtMk*t*. s a a e z s s s i s s s U & MAIN ST. Following the .salute to the flag, twenty members and six guests ans­ wered roll call by naming historical events in June. An interesting paper on the history of the flag, prepared by Mrs. W, C. Biff, was read by Mrs. Gertrude Stormont and Mrs. E. S. Hamilton read the poem, “Your Flag and My Flag,” by Wilbur D. Nesbit, native of Cedarville. An entertaining program of music was presented by Miss Jane West and Miss Doris Hartman, who sang a duet, “When Twilight Weaves It’s Gentle Spell." Miss West sang “The Land of Maire Machree" and “Your Sopg from Paradise” and Miss Hartman sang “The Rosary** and “A Perfect Day,” Miss Mildred Trumbo, a guest, was accompanist, ■1 A social*hour followed the meeting and refreshments were served by the hostess. The club will conduct its annual business meeting for election of officers at the home of Mrs.* S. C. Wright in Cedarville, Tbesday. The business, session will be preceded by covered dish luncheon. Members of the nominating committee are Mrs. F. A. Jurkat, chairman; Mrs. J, C, Townsley and Mrs. C. W~ Steele. The annual club picnic will be held at Bryan State,Park July 21. GIRL SCOUTS CAMPING IN REID WOODS The Girl Scouts hiked to the White- law .Reid woods Thursday afternoon where they will be in camp. Supper was prepared followed by campfle where stunts will be performed. MRS. STEWART KITCHEN ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCn Ralph A. Jamieson. Minister Sabbath School, 10 n. m. Meryl Stormopt, Snpt, i . Preaching, 11 a. m. Theme, “Re­ member," a Communion Meditation. There will also be a reception of New Members a t this service. Y. P. C. U., will be hold at 0:15 , m,. with the Society of our First Springfield Church having charge of the service. This is an exchange meet­ ing, as our Y. P. C. U. rendered a similar service in the Springfield Church a few weeks ago. It is .hoped that every member will be present to welcome our sister society. Union Service, 8 p. m., in the Pres­ byterian Cliurclv, with the sermon by the newly installed pastor, Rev. Ben- ;nmin N. Adams. May we atl be present to welcome our fellow worker in this initial service* Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 8 p. m. Lender, Mrs. O. A. Dobbins. Preparatory Services will be held this week ns follows: Friday, & p. m., the sermon by Rev. J, R. Milter, pastor .of our First Xenia Church, Saturday, 2 p. m„ by Rev. Mentzer, pastor of the Olrftoh M^sbyterian Church, The session will meet a t 1 m,, Saturday, instead of follow­ ing the service. Members of session, please take notice. The Y. P. C, U. Presbytorial will meet Saturday, in an all days ses­ sion a t the Sugar Creek church, be ginning at 10 a, m. Lunch and din­ ner served by the entertaining church for 2Gc and 35c respectively. PROSECUTOR MARCUS SIIOUP BECOMES BENEDICT SOON Announcement is made of the com­ ing .marriage of Prosecutor Marcus Shoup' to Miss Dorothy Clemmer, daughter of Mr, arid Mrs. Foster B. Clemmer, Xenia, on August 14. The nuptials will be solemnized at St Brigld Catholic Church, Xenia, Miss Clemmer has been a teller in the Xenia National Bank and is a talentcc . pianist and organist. Prosecutor Shoup is a graduate of Cincinnat law school, For Sale—Baby bed, walnut, 201 ), LOST—D, A. R. pin. Owner name on baric. Valued as a keep sake. Return to Herald office. Reward?. «;v‘ « £* WITCH SCARE IS BASIS \ l \Mi#» Colbert plays rate of OF NEW DRAMAtFuriton maiden who la «eeaa«i of be­ ing a witch because she i* seen with a HOME CULTURE CLUB OBSERVES “FLAG DAY” Hie weirdest outbreak of popular hysteria in colonial,, times, the famous witeheraft scare of 1592, which rocked the American colonies and was re­ sponsible for the execution of over «. score of women before it parsed on, is the background for Frank Lloyd’s latest production, “Maid of Salem,” a romance with Claudette Colbert and Fj-ed MacMurray, which plays Sun­ day a t the Cozy Theatre, u m A x n u M m m u > , tm m , - n o w % M ri the court wtim th a t th* sftnaf» r M tbedevil Mtegldf < She- te *»v*d in * bmstfc-Mciihg rifa -max when MeeMufray appears* J^e appearanee alee asm s t» .gwwh<j»Mig fear-strideen populace to the fWfty & the witch-hunts usd flu saara #fV 1* suddenly and ae myatetteurijr M ft tomm tall, dark stranger, and because she was observed dancing by herself. Upoh this testimony, provided by hysterical women and children with over-wrought imaginations, she is con­ victed and. sentenced to die. The fact that the tall, dark stranger is hand­ some Fred MacMurray, who plays the role of a fugitive Virginia cavalier, hiding near Salem, means nothing, Unable to produce him in the flesh, Tgx, and Mrs* George F. flfaefa* e f Marietta, P-, am bare m a v isit in r p few days a t the home of ffr, W, % W a tt T Mrs. St'eWart Kitchen, of South Charleston, was hostess to members of Alpha Theta Tau Sorority a t a pretty-party at her home Friday eve­ ning, complimenting Miss ; Regena Smith, formerly of this place, whoso marriage to Mr,' James Avramoff of Springfield, will take place June 19. Bridge was played and* prizes were awarded Miss'Rachel Douthett, Miss Mary Catherine Probasco and Miss Jeap Spahr- Miss Smith was “shower­ ed” with an array of personal gifts by the gueBts. i\ A salad coursc. employing pink and green appointments, was served by Mrs. Kitchen to the following guests: Misses Regine Smith, Gertrude Mar­ tin, Rachel Douthett, Jean Spahr and Mrs. George Smith, of Xenia; Miss Harriet Ritenour, of Cedarville; Miss Doris Swaby, of Clifton; Miss Mary Catherine Probasco, of Mt. Victory; Mrs.. Marvin Borst, of Selma; Mrs. Robert White, of .Yellow Springs and Mrs, Edward Sidncr, of West Jeffer­ son. C O Z Y TH EA TR E THURSDAY *nd FRIDAY As the towns tattling reporter Charlie gives the neighbors a new sensation . . but wait’ll you see the sensa­ tions the neighbors give Charlie, CHARLIE RUGGLES ALICE BRADY In ■— “MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS” —also—- DICK TRACY Chapter 4 “Death Rides The Sky” SATURDAY Murder and Romance meet **, thrill­ ing , , . when Death Valley lives up to it’s name - . . and an embarrassed detective goes to the aid of love, J. EDWARD BROMBERG BETTY FURNESS * — in 7 - “ p a ir E a r n in g ” SUNDAY um I MONDAY “MAID OP SALEM” The breathless romance of a dash­ ing Virginia cavalier and a courage­ ous girl he taught, to love. Told in sweeping scenes and thrilling action against the back-ground- of sin- haunted Old New England, — with — , CLAUDETTE COLBERT FRED MACMURRAY Phone Book ^Closes ALL ABOARD Hie good ship. "Telephone Book' la ready to saB with many names aboard. 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