The Cedarville Herald, Volume 64, Numbers 27-52

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Hp was able to bo out Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Harmof are an­ nouncing the birth o f a son, Boyd Bradley, November 2nd *t the Spring- field City Hospital, RESEARCH CLUB MEETING u Miss Ruth Mitchell is reported re­ covering satisfactorily after * major operation at Good Samaritan Hospital in Dayton, last Monday, ■ Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McMillan have returned home from Norfolk, Va. where they celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary in company with the former’s brother, Dr, Jasen Mc­ Millan and wife, the latter being a sister o f Mrs. Clayton McMillan. The two brothers and two sisters had a joint wedding, and recently held a joint anniversary event. Mrs. R, A, Jamieson was hostess to members .of the Research Club and a largo number o f gpesta on Thursday afternoon, Nov. 6. ^Members responded t o roll call with “ A Trfc I Will Tate" When My Ship Comes In.” • A paper on- “ A Biography p f Dorothy Thompson, perpared by Mrs, Paul Cummings was read, by Mrs. Karlh Bull. Mrs. Frank Bird read a paper on “ A Biography o f Lowell Thomas.” Music was presented by a- girls' piano trio, composed o f Clara Gallo­ way, Margaret Stormont and Martha Kennon, Refreshments were Berved by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Chaplin and family entertained to dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Mulloy, Xenia, 0., Mr, and Mrs. Clinton DuVall, of Springboro, 0 ., Mr. Ray Mulloy, Leb­ anon, Ohio, and Mr., and Mrs. Herbert 1 CEDARVILLE COLLEGE- GRADUATE IS MARRIED Rev. apd Mrs. Harry T. Sinks (Har­ riet Juanita Barclay) are-now at home at the Maple'Park parsonage, Mid­ dletown^ R. R. 2, .following their mar­ riage which' took place recently in Maple Park United Brethren Church, o f which the bridegroom is pastor. Rev. Sinks is a graduate of Cedars E UTR.CH NOTES I METHODIST CHURCH H, H, Abels, Minister Telephone 6-1381 the regular offering o f ca*jb that will be received .lor the Missionary So­ ciety's benevolence apportionment, there will also.be a chance to give gifts for the Christmas box to the “ Rocky Fork Community Center," Sunday School 9:46 A . M. Clayton Wiseman, Supt. Theme “ Union with Christ. Church Service 11:06 A. M. Sermon “ Light,” Npv, 23 , “ Proverbs." Nov. SO, Divine Risibility.” Union ’thanksgiving Service, Unit­ ed Presbyterian Church, Nov. 19, 7:30 P. M. Greene-Fayette County Brotherhood. Bpwersville, Main Street Church, Nov! 17, 7:30,-. ■ ' • U -a M, Y. F, .6:30 P. M, Choir*Practice, Saturday evening, new time, 7:30. A new men’s organization has been formed known as the Cedarville Pro­ gressive Club Next meeting is sched­ uled for Dec. 8. > * THE CHURCH p F THE NAZARENE Sunday Serriasa Sunday School 9:30 A* M, to 11:00 A. M. Preaching 11:00 A , M. to 12:00 M. Evangelistic Service 8;00 P. M. Wednesday Service Prayer Meeting 8;00 P, M. Sunday School Superintendent, Ru fus Nance. Pastpr, Raymond Strickland. * COURTHOUSE’ CLOCK BEING R R F A IR E B ^OW SILENT The county commissioners have con­ tracted with the J. T, Verdin Co., Cin­ cinnati, for cleaning and repairing the courthouse clock, the first exten­ sive repairs since the building was opened. The clock will be electrified repaired and repainted. The cost un­ der bid is $1,635. CHURCH OF GOD R. C. FREDERICK, Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 A, M. Morning tyorship, 10:30 A. M, Evening Servjce, 7:30 P. M. Prayer' Service Thursday evening, 7:30 P. M. All Welcome. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH! Ralph A. Jamieson, Minister Powers and son:Harold Philip o f Ce- vile College, darville. ■ . ■ j Rev. W. H , Sinks', Harrison, O., *■'...................... . ' ifather o f the bridegroom, officiated at A Turkey Dinner, sponsored by-the Methodist Church will be held Wed­ nesday, December 3 from 5:30 to 8*30 P. M. in the Alford Memorial Gym­ nasium, - *-60 cents per plate? Mr. Francis Andrews, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. •Andrews, sustained a badyly fractured knee last Saturday near Ft. Knox, Ky., enroute home by motor in company with several other draftees from Camp Shelby, The car left the road and upset. Francis was taken to the ■army hospital ■ in •Ft. Knox. ,His mother Mrs. J. II. Andrews left Sunday to visit her son. He will be returned to Camp Shelby as soon as he is able to be moved. the service and was assisted by Rev. Emerson Reigh, pastor o f the Dunlap U. B. Church. Miss Lyndall Barclay, sister of the bride, was the only bridal attendant. Mr. Ralph Sinks, Harrison, O., brother o f the bridegroom, served, as best man ahd ushers were Messrs. Forrest, Barclay, Jr., and Orville Sinks. Mrs. Sinks is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Barclay, Springfield, R. R. C, and is a graduate o f the school o f nursing at Springfield City Hospital. Tiie bridegroom is a grad­ uate o f Bonebrake Theological Semin­ ary, Dayton. -RIKE’S TOY PARADE ON THANKSGIVING DAY For Thanksgiving- MINCE PIE PUMPKIN PIE FRUIT CAKE PLUM PUDDING Also Special Cakes . , . Cookies . . . Pastries By placing your order in advance we are able to give it special at­ tention wd-y<*u<aroui8sui^d^ .get­ ting just'the bilked"goods you de- site. Cedarville Bakery - One 'of the most thrilling events o f the year for children is Rike's annual Toy^Parade. Every child in the Miami } Valley looks forward to this great ' annual spectacle with keen anticipa­ tion. The parade this year is schedu- . led for ’i'nanksgiving morning, Thurs­ day, November 20th. It will leave the Montgomery County Fairgrounds in Dayton promptly at 10 o’clock and .march north on Main street to the I Monument, After encircling the Monu- IpieutfJ t^ ill. turn southpn Mainstreet 1and march back to the Fairgrounds. It will be possible to see-the parade i at any point between the Fairgrounds land the Monument, on Main Street. ...................................................................................................................... m iihiiiiihiiihim iii Miss Condit’s School of Home Arts . ■ .j: Registration, Monday, November 17 8 :30 a.m, to 4:30p.m | C C la s se s o p e n t o a ll a g e g r o u p s a b o v e 16 if* a dm is s ion f r e q u ir em e n ts m e t. | Day and Evening classes offered if enrollment warrants. f Scholarship Loan Funds available to students o f | character and ab ility ., | Sabbath School 10:00 A. M, Supt. Emile Finney, Preaching 11 A. M. Theme, “ What is God Like ?” Y. P. a U. 6:30 P. M. Subject, “ A Christian is Gracious.” Leader, Mary McCampbell. Choir rehearsal Saturday 7:,30 p.m. Union Thanksgiving Service Wed­ nesday 7:30 P. - M. in our Ghurch. Message by the ReVr H. H Abels. Surely we who live in the United States o f America have many things for which to be grateful this year. We are summoned *by the President of the U. S., the Governor of our state, and by the Moderator, of our Church and leaders o f all denomina­ tions, to gather in our churches and return thanks to Almighty God, and implore Him for* His continued bless­ ing upon us. The meetings being held this week in the First United Presbyterian Church o f Xenia by the “ Christian Laymen's Crusade,” are arousing the community with, a new zeal for the work o f the Kingdom o f God. It is wonderfully refreshing and encourag­ ing to see and hear these busy busi­ ness men give o f their time and money to go about bearing their .testi- money as to what the Lord has done for them, and commending Him to their fellow business men and all whom they meet. „ Two services are being held daily, 2 P, Mi and 7:30 P. M., in the First U P. Church The Carolina Colored Quartette sin g 'a t all services. Sat­ urday evening at 6 o’clock a Men’s dinner has been arranged for in the Convention Church, a Turkey dinner afrth e nominal price o f 60c, ILany ofe| ■you men wish reservations, let one o f the pastors know Friday. The series jof meetings wilt close Sabbath evening. We had a fine service Wednesday evening in the Presbyterian Church, when Mr. William Bond, an elder in the Waliaco Memorial U. P. Church of Washington, D. C., bore his testi­ mony. JUDGE A. C. LINK SPEAKS AT D. A. R. BANQUET, TUBS, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Benjamin N. Adams, Minister Cooking Planning and Serving Marketing on a Budget Personal and Vocational ment COURSES Pcrsdnal Teriques for Home Man­ agement Child Care and Training Develop- Physical and Mental Health % through recreation5 ( |. I f H om e A r t s a n d D e c o r a t io n . f L e a r n in g -t o L is ten t o M u s ic * | T r a v e l on “ N o th in g a Y ea r* ’ ! F irs t A id in th e H om e | Enrollment open to part-time students i | Practice available in Yellow Springs homes j Pauline Condit I School Rooms, Basement Presbyterian Church f Xenia Avenue, Yellow Springs * Phone Y. S. 318 f School open daily 8 :30 to 4 :00 | .......................................................................mm... . 10:00 A. M. Sabbath School, Mr. H. K. Stormont, Supt, - .11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. Thome, “ Baggage Which Keeps Us Out” 6:30 P, M. Christian Endeavor, Bible Drill Games. Wednesday, Nov. 19, 3:45 P. M.— Intermediate choir rehearsal. 7:30 P. M. Union Community Thanksgiving Service at the U. P. Church. . • 4 Friday, Nov. 21, 2:00 P. M. W. C. T, U. at the home o f Mrs. E, Buck. Saturday, Nov, 22, 7:30 M. Senior choir rehearsal. Important Notice—The congrega­ tion is reminded that an important congregational meeting, is to be held after the morning service on this com­ ing Sunday in order to act upon the Pastor’s request for the dissolution of the pastoral relation now existing. The congregation is also reminded that November 23 will be observed as “ Thank Offering Service/’ .Besides F . E . H a r p e r Plumbing of All Binds BATH ROOM EQDIPMEHT MODERN KITCHEN RINKS HOT WATER HEATING LET US QUOTE YOU PRICES Judge A. C. Link, Springfield, urged teaching o f Spanish in American Schools so that we could have a better understanding between the countries south of us. The occasion was the an­ nual banquet o f the Cedar Cliff Chap­ ter, D. A. R.' held in the U. P. Church dining room, Tuesday evening, Judge Link toured South America three years ago and based' his talk on observations made on the trip, •The United States has been ignorant of South America’s resources o f which we have not taken advantage as has German,” he declared in describing the country’s agricultural resources and manufacturing concerns. Stereopticon slides made' from pic­ tures taken on the trip were shown by Judge Link, who described Rio de Janeiro as “ the most beautiful city in the world.” Forty-five members and guests at­ tended the dinner served by the women o f the'church. Tables were decorated with red, white and blue tapers and American flags in 'observ­ ance of Armistice Day. ^ Mrs. Fred Dobbins, Regent intro­ duced Judge Link and Mrs, M. J. Ba­ bin was in charge o f group singing and closed the .program with a vocal solo, “ God Bless Our Land.” Mrs. Donald F. Kyle was accompanist. JOLLEY-BATY NUPTIALS Miss Rosemary Jolley, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Albert E. Jolley, Day- ton, became th ob rideo fM r. Virgil H. Baty, in a ceremony in the First Unit­ ed Presbyterian Church^'Dayton, last Saturday evening at ? : $ o'clock. The ceremony, was performed by ReV. B« E. Boyer in the presence o f two hun­ dred guests. Miss Ruth Bench was organist and Mrs. Walter Leuhns, Dayton, sang I Love You Truly” and “ Because". Miss Ruth E. Faris attended the bride as maid o f honor' and Miss' Frances E. Rasper was bridesmaid. Mr. Jack Jolley and Mr. Victor Goodnough were the groom’s attendants and the ushers were Messrs. Robert Haynes,, James Peterson and A. C. Phipps. A re­ ception in the church parlors follow­ ed the ceremony. - The bride and groom left afttr the ceremony on a wedding trip and on their retun) will reside at 1021 Pur­ cell Ave., Dayton. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jol­ ley, former Gedarvillians and grand­ daughter of Mrs. Anna Faris. The groom is a sin of Mr.’ and Mrs. Basil Baty, Dayton, and is employed at the Shcffield-Gage Co., Dayton. Guests were present from Xenia, Cedarville, and Bloomington, Ind,’ NO HUNTING CEDARVILLE HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVptRgR . U» %m fob. Ssje-r-Ga* #»#§«, M xa . W, 0 . Finney Mate ' . f M £ . B uuscwbk T o T soi H juuld Margaret -Niaatrath was .chjijjcmaq of the cpmmlttaeNht ehsrge pf ip*, rangements. Sha Was assisted by Miss Margaret Hysell and Mr. Ernest Gi'j- son. * Np hunting will be permitted on the following lands with dog or gun; Homer Smith!. Mrs. John Kendig, C. A. Hertenstein, Denver Wolfe * Dr; Ralph Kennon, Massing Creek Cemetery. Success comes only to those who know how to make friends and to keep them. COLLEGE FACULTY HOST TO TWO HUNDRED A NAME THAT STANDS FOR GOOD FURNITURE BUDGET' PLAN AVAILABLE A d a i r ’ s N, Detroit SL Xea la , Q. 1 WoTpay for HORSESR4.00 COWS $2.00 4 W • o f size and condition Hogs, Sheep, Calves, etc. Removed promptly call XENIA 1 FERTILIZER PHONE MA, 454 Reverse Charges] E. G, Buchsieh, Xenia, Ohio NUNNBTJSH SLIPPERS * INTERWOVEN SOCKS • ARROW SHIRTS* Two hundred guests were received when Cedarville College faculty mem­ bers were hosts to the students, their parents and friends at a delightful re­ ception in Alford Gymnasium, Thurs­ day evening, November 6. Rev. Walter S. Kilpatrick, college president, welcomed the guests and responses were given by Miss Wanda Hughes; a freshman representing the students and Mrs. Harold Reinhard lor the parents. A .musical program was presented ind included selections by the college orchestra directed by Mr. Edward Baas, director of music in the local public schools; vocal solos by Miss Dorothy Williams, -Springfield, a freshman, trumpet solos by Mr, Harold GutWie,. Apollo,' Pa., a sopho­ more; selections by a mixed sextet, and a group of readings by Miss Glen- aa Basore, o f the college faculty. Refreshments were served from a table decorated with fall flowers. Miss C O Z Y | . s THEATRE . j Fri. and Sat., Nov. 14-15 Abbott and Costello—-Dick Powell f “ IN THE NAVY” News—Passing Parade SUNNYSIDE CLUB Sunnyside Club members were en­ tertained at dinner bridge at the home o f 'Mr. William Marshall Wednesday evening. Mrs, Homer Heiter, daugh­ ter of Mr. Marshall presided as host- esss. A business meeting was conducted following the dinner and the follow­ ing officers were named for 1942: Mrs. Arthur Reed, president; Mrs, Chester Murphy, vice presideni-and Mr. Her­ man Stormont, secretary-treasurer. Ted Reiter satig a group o f solos, accompanied on the harp by his niother, and Mrs. Reiter played a group of harp sols. Games of bride were enjoyed by the ,folowing: Mr. and Mrs. 'Paul Ed­ wards, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown, Mr, and Mrs, Herman Stormont, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Frame, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Nagley,, Mr and Mrs. Ralph Campbell, Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reed and Mrs. Chester Pres­ ton, Clifton; Mr. ’and; Mrs. Edward Baas, Who \yere guests, and Mr. and Mrs. Reiter and Mr. Marshall. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Edwards, Mr. Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Nagley. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors who were so kind and helpful to us during our recent be­ reavement; to the pastors for their consoling‘words; for the lovely flow­ ers and to Mr.^McMillan for his effi­ cient services. * Mr, and Mrs. Lester Reed and family Sun. and Mon., Nov. 16-17 i i.. . • | Errol Flynn—Fred MacMurray' | “DIVE BOMBER” I Photographed in Technicolor f . i Also Late News Event's I Wed. and Thurs., Nov. 19-20 | Wayne Morris—Tom Brown J “ THREE SONS O’ GUNS” | Cartoon — Sports — Travettalk | ' " 3 •tlH IIItlHIM M IM IIM IlltllltllllffmiM llllllltM ItimillllllimiiiiiC £ YOUR B E ST THANKSGIVING “ DRESSING” L Handsome CLOTHES $ 2 9 - 5 0 step out-stand out-ln a Kingbrook suit and top­ coat. AnyWay you look at. it, Kingbrook clothes give you more wearing pleasure-more value. LADIES! Buy your Christmas gift* now! Use our convenient, charge services #r aur layaway plan! V o eu c S hop 20-22 So. 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