The Cedarville Herald, Volume 67, Numbers 1-26

Club and SocialActivities Mrs, Fred Beck, (Genevieve Tur­ ner) is spending the week-end in To­ ledo with M*. Beck’s parents. : 'Mrs, R. E, Gaston of Cincinnati, O., visited over, the week-end with Mrs, Lina McCullough, and Mr, Har­ ry Wright and family. Wanted—A small farm, with house to rent. Reply to Box 140, Cedarville, Mrs. Lucy Turner is visiting with her daughter, Maude Elizabeth of Wayne, Mich. §i</iard Wright, son of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Wright, is now at Great Lakes, 111.', taking h.is boot training. ,His present address is .“ Richard C. Wright 9-s, Co. 300, U. S. N. T. S., Great -Lakes, 111.” Capt. Ben Wright aifd w ife who were enroute from Washington, D. C. to Chicago, .spent the week-end with the former’s brother-in-law ami sis­ ter, Mr. and Mrs. J?aul Cummings and family. . ' I f you cannot be at his side, mak^ it possible for the RED CROSS to be there with him. Make Your Donation As Big As Your HEART The McKibben Bible Class held its monlKrrcoVeTEiWftsh' TlifMCT'Tuesday1 evening at the home of Sir, and Mrs, pon Hubbard with Mr. and Mrs. Joe l/Parker assisting..* . For Sale: 5 Room House with large summer kitchen ami 1 acre o f ground,1 Call, phone 1025, Xenia, Capt. and Mrs. LaCk-dt/Mark'o und •dattghtcrsr .-Joan and Mirilyn, arriy^ er here Sunday fo r a three day vj/it with Mrs. Markle’s piirenta, Mr. /n d For Sale—Two lots along Clifton pike just north of the George Gordon property. See C. C, Brewer, Cedar- vjjiel 'Mi'f. 1/ C, Davis' and' other relatives Capt. Markle is being transferred from tlie Naval Station at Memphis, Tenn., to Mare Island, Santyanciscd, Calif. / WANTED—fSledrly mar/ or woman to care for a /cream and egg buying station in Cedarville, for a large j creamery. Leave name and address ; at the Herald Ofice. METHODIST CHURCH Rev. H. H Ahelp, 1>. D„ Kfinisler- Sunday School 10:00 A . M. Supt, Mrs. David Reynolds, i Church Service 11:00 A. M. t Sermon —“ Cleansing the Tpinjiloi” . ! MYF 5:30 P. M. Leaders, Ruth Ir- Morning Worship, 10;30 A . M. Young. Peoples Meeting at f f P .’HL Evening Service, 7:45 P» M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bennett, who have resideefrnear Selma, have moved •teethe McFarland Farm, on the New Carlisle Pike out of Springfield. Mrs. Arthur Evans is■ residing with her parents, while her husband is in the service and stationed at Ft. Knox. Marine Private Keith Wright haf -«n ,en joying a thirteen day leave at the home o f h,is parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Wright. His . room mate. Pvt. Mack Miller: of Platt City, Mo., spent a few days also at the Wright home, . . . The demands for Red ’ Gross services thi3&year are greater than ever before, - and one third more must be raised in funds. Give generously to the boys and girls who are jlonging to be .vith us again. Ihc American ]Red Gross will reach them<for you!- J Mr. and Mrs. H.-H. Brown were in Columbus, Sunday, and were guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wikoff. Mrs. Brown remained for a three-day visit and attended a “ Mother-Daughter Greene County’s Quota Is $46,000 Let’ s Pass It! Card of Thanks—We wish to- take this means of expressing ohr upprec- to Dr. H. i l . Abels for his consoling .message at tlu* service for our broth- tor the late Vincent Rigio. Also to the McMillan’ Funeral Home and to all those who contributed in any way as friends and neighbors during our hour of bereavement. Frank Rigio Mrs. Cannella TIornberger' , Mrs. L. L. Dredge ■ I Mrs. Carolina Tuttle ! Mrs. Karl Rigio - Brothers and Sisters BUY AND HQLD “ E” BONDS Dinner., given by the Kappa Phi So- rorffc&in 'the King'Ave., Methodis1 Church. Apron-Like Effect John G. Hopping, 25, son of .Mrs. Na~cy A. Hopping, Clifton pike, i: •now under going- “ boot” training i. Great Lakes, 111. and is being, in­ structed in Seamanship." military dr.il' I and naval procedure..., He will 'soo’r ’ have an aptitude test to determine whether he will: attend’ a Navy -service school or be assigned' for active duty at sea. , . . . ' Card o f Thanks—We wish to'thank- our friends and neighbors for their ■expressions of -sympathy in the los.- of bur beloved husband, and jfathei-, -Vincent Rigio. Also wish to- thank Rev. H. H. Abels, D. P „ f o r hir beautiful-service and McMillan •Fun ■ . efal Home for their efficient arrang ments. . • M rs . Vincent Rigio and sons,'Vin­ cent and Keith. Want to learn a skill? — Would you like to be a radio op- ' erator, a skilled stenographer, an airplane mechanic, an expert me­ chanic, an expert driver? In the Womens' Army Corps you have a chance to get valuable -Army training training that niay pave the way to bigger pay, better jobs after the war. Today find out about all the WAC offers you----- -the interest­ ing jobs, the chance to meet new people and seene w places, and to help your country. \pply at any U, S. Army Recruit ing Station, or Write The Adjut­ ant General, 4415 Munitions Bldg., Washington, D. C, (Women in essential war indus­ try* must have release from their employer or the U, S* Employ­ ment Service.) .. ............... ................................ ................ C O Z Y m THEATRE • Fri. and Sat.. March. 3-4 Red Skelton —. Eleanor l’ oweil “ I DOOD IT” CARTOON— OUR GANG COMEDY Sun. and Mon., March 5-6 Edward G. Robinson — Glenn Ford “ D E ST R O Y E R ” FOX NEWS-CARTOON Wed . Mid Thura., March S-9 Robert i)onat — Valerie Hobsop “ The Adventures of Tartu” ^ PARAMOUNT N E W S - . ............ .............................................. . A styling which has beep that well received- it is being continued in the. jnew_Jail coUeci.Lons., espe_ciai!y_ iiy back-to-achool fashions is that which simulates an ocron effect with rut- fling, or with print borderings or with lace or’ eyelet'-embroidery- edg- ing used just as you see in' this pic­ ture. This fair .maiden -is having lots of fun gardening in ps pretty a gingham frock as pver one m ight, hope to see. It’s by a New *Yi ri: .designer and it is a “ lust word;’ in­ due. Dainty w.’.iite eyelet- balism. trims the full front in apron-like ef­ fect, and spruces the shoulders and neck. ' Sunback Drosses 1 Arc Practical Sunback dresses have, set a row record in popularity. The interest shown in them this summer has been v e ry , genuine and sincere, m that women are' appreciating more and more the value of sun rays os health giving. The fact that the sun­ back dress is in almost every event accompanied withtoither a matching or a contrast bolero, or some other type of Short easily . removable jacket, . adds to its practicality. ■ Wearing the jacket, one iias a per­ fect costume for general wear throughout the active hours of the day. As. an outgrowth of- this trend, take note of the sunback-halter. styling /given to a type of new blouses that arc' making conversa­ tion this season- You’ll find these «nodish suh-inviting blouses comfort-, able to wear with jacket,’ skirt or slacks suits and they have an ad­ vantage over the dickey in that the jacket can be removed, - i Junior Miss Will Chooflfe Peasant Prints for Softool When young’ girls go back to school this fall they will take along with them such cheerful items as aprons made of gaily Colorful peas­ ant patterned cottons, picturing flax­ en haired peasant girls dancing in dirndl skirts and laeed-up-front fit­ ted girdles, or perhaps printed with .Alpine edelweiss. They will also take a jumper dress of corduroy, or wool, decorated with cutout felt flow­ ers in gayest -Tyrolean mood. Tucked away in ’ their wardrobe trunk will ,bc slippers Of peasant print, some lied, with cotton string, A felt calol with matching bag in mutti-color felt simply-’ cannot be' I counted out; - , 1 f CHURCH NOTES | FIRST, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH H. E. HARDEN . AUCTIONEER Rhone 1347 W I, Xenia, Ohio Rev. Paul Elliott, Minister 10:00 A. M. Sabbath School, Mrs, Ira D. Vayhinger, Supt. 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. Sermon: “ Too Wuch—Too Soon.” 7:30 P. M. Cedarville College “ Bib­ le Reading Contest” at the United Presbyterian Church. _ Wednesday, March 8. Union Lenton Services at the Methodist Church. . Choir rehearsal, Sat., 7:45 P. M. vine and Stanley llertenstein, Sunday marks the ‘ climax of the week of dedication through the U. S. as the church takes a special offer­ ing, for the war relief work of the church for the soldiers all uver the world. Give liberally for this needed work, ’ Wednesday evening is the Lenten service in* the Methodist Church at 7:30 P. M, i)r. Frank A, Jurkat of Cedarville College is to be the speak­ er, UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rgv. R. A. Jamieson, I). D..,Minister Sabbath School 10 , A. M. Supt. Harold Dobbins. ' Preaching 11, A. M. Theme: “ God’s All”. Y. P. C. U, 6:30 P. M. Subject: “ Let’s Prove Our Neigh­ borliness.” Leader, John R. Townsley. Union Service in this . church at 7:30 IL M. The Annual College Bible Recital Contest. > The 3rd Wednesday evening, union service will'be held in the Methodist Church, Wednesday at 7:,30 P, M. We appreciate the good attendance at the* first two of these Lenten services, j and trust the attendance- and interest. may increase as we draw’ nearer to 7:40 P, M. ' Jldy Week*. - _________ ............. : -The, Women’s Bible Class taught] CLIFTON j fiy Mi s Marsh held an all day fa s -1UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I tivity at the home o f their, teacher on I • ———— i Wednesday, in honor of her birthday, E, O. Ralston, Minister • as it was her birthday. 1 10:00 ,A. Mi Bible School. Paul W> The Semi-Annual Joint Board meet- Rife, Supt. ing of the Trustess and Session will 7:30 P, M, Young People’s Christian be held next Tuesday evening, March, Union. 7th, at 7 P. M. at the parsonage. The V** All Welcome, wives of the officials ahva'ys -play- a j very important part in this annual gathering. THE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . Pastor, RaymondJStrk-kland. Sunday Services Sunday School 10:00 to 11:00 A . M. Preaching 11:00 A . M. to 12:00 M. Evangelistic Service 7:30 P. M. Wednesday Service Prayer Meeting 7:30 P. M. . Sunday School Superintendent, Ru­ fus Nance.— .CHURCH OF GOD It. C. FREDERICK, Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. CLIFTON PRESBYTRIAN CHURCH Malcolm A. Harris, Minister 10:00 A. M. Sabbath School, Robert 11*00 A. M. Morning ^Worship. Shgw, Supt, 7:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH Sunday, March 5, 1944. Sunday School at 10:30 A . M, Morning Worship at 11 A. M. (Communion) Sermon by the Pastor, “ A . Happy Meeting Place.” A. C. E. League at 0 P. M. Mrs. Mary Harris, Reporter -Gordon Franklin, Pastor M E R R I T B R A N D C ORN E x tra S ta n d a rd Q u a lit y No. 2 Can 10c | M E R R I T B R A N D 1 M E R R I T B R A N D 1 . . I P : S 1 ' | C U T B E A N S ■ . E x tra S ta n d a rd Q u a lit y j ■ - E x tra S ta n d a rd Q u a lit y 1 « l O c 1 \ O c P O R T O R I C A N Candy Yams, Mdlf In Your Mouth ' lb*—2r5c Sandwich Cookies Pure Cane Sugar Rich Cream Filhnfl Low Thrift PriCi 2 Lbi 25c *31c T E X A S M A R S H S E E D L E S S GRAPEFRUIT PuU of Juice 10 59c Fancy Del Monte Bovey'» Quality*,- No Grit. Healthful eaches Halves tn Doliciouj'Syrup Packed In Glass 15c 35c O ld F a s h io n e d W in e s a p APPLES ■Ffcm' Old Virginia ’ 3 -tos32c S T A T E O F M A I N E POTATOES Sr.ow White Cookers B L A C K C H E R R I E S B A R T L E T T P E A R S F R U I T C O C K T A I L F A N C Y C A T S U P L I M A B E A N S G R E E N B E A N S R A I S I N S R E D K I D N E Y B E A M S P I N K S A L M O N S O U P M I X A P P L E S A U C E S E E D L E S S R A I S I N S L U N C H T O N G U E P R E S S E D H A M V E A L & P O R K L O A F P E A C H E S s' C O C O A D I L L S N A C K S S A L A D D R E S S I N G HuntfcsFancy Sweets . .* Hunt's Choice -. . Halves r Diced Fruit In Syrup. Nb Limit Rich, Red Delicidusly Spiced Eovey's Fancy T«ny All Green Eavcy's Fancy - Whole: Tiny • ' Fancy Bleached No Limit - - ' Packed In Gloss or Tm *■ Taste T Brand • V? zo Can . . > BeMv Crocker Supp-y L^m-ted • Mott's Famous OuoLty Fancy Quai»ty r No unvr Arrryjijt t>. Ready. 1 o Serve. Armour s R col I v Serve ArmtH/c 5 Rear'. . To Serve Frarrcss CaLloyn»a Freestone Halves Our Mother s Rich, S’mocfH • Tasty G ’M ScalP‘Ck!cs. .GoM '.cal Deuc.ous On Solaris No. 2V2 Can No 21i2 Can No 1 Can Lge. Bot- .No’2 Can 'No 2 Can IS Lz 4 9 c 3 9 c 1 9 c 1 9 c 2 8 c 2 3 c 20 c C om 1 3 V l C Con I 8 V 2 C Pkq 10 c NU’ 2 18c uon 2 Urt 2 9 c 4 5 c . GGn V 3 9 c Con, • . ’ -7 -c , 2 5 c Can D R Y C L E A N E R S W E E T H E A R T S O A P C R A N B E R R Y S A U C E T A B L E S A L T C R E A M V E L V E T F L O U R C O O K I E S t Aunt S uq ' b Gives Excellent-Results The Old Favorite No Limit Minot Brand It's Delicious Eavey's iodized or _ 2 Free Running , ~ The Whitest Enriched* Bread Flour lo America Pot O' Gold or Yellow * Bonnet Iced Marshmallow R IP P L E D W H E A T Sunshine Breakfost Cereal. 2 9 c 2 3 c i ^ o / i o c Jar ]6.c* 19c Jar Can Lb . Pkg C O R N M E A L G R A N U L A T f D S A L T W H E A T I E S C A K E F L O U R Z E R O M E R R I T C O F F E E M O D E S S M E D S G R A H A M W A F E R S I V O R Y S O A P I V O R Y F L A K E S I V O R Y F L A K E S C A M A Y S O A P White.*Fmest Quality . Mernt Brapd ' ' Medium Breakfast of • Champions Softasilkor S^ansdown- NewrAII Purpose Cleaner Sweet, Mild Drinking Blend Nationally Known* Tampons Sunshine Sugar and Honey 5 9 c Cako 7 c 22c I 5 c 4 9 c 3 5 c 1 0 c 2 5 c Gal 16-Oz Jar 2:Lb Pkgs 10-Lb . Bag Lb Pkg 5-Lb . Bag ,oBOa-Lb 9 8 c ■Pkg \0V 2C ■ 2 6 c Supply Limited Lgo Caka 10c Duz or Oxydol * Supply Limited Duz or Oxydol ,-Supply Limited Or Lavo’ Soop Supply Limited J U I C Y F L O R I D A ORANGES G R A P E F R U I T J U I C E P E A R C O M P O T E “ S L I C E D D I L L S * - Pu*e * ’ Unsvvcotcneri Proven Brand Irregular Pieces Tiger Lily Brand- A Low Price • 3 3 c - Gan 'Ju ?* 2 2 7 c Cog f 1 9 c Jar Vegetable Shortening V I X , I , W Supply Limited R O L L E D O A T S .. . ’ . . B L A C K P E P P E R . PuLr0cwGPr d ■ xs. Chockful of Jutce ." . . doz 3 5c N U M A I D O L E O E V A P . M I L K C O R N F L A K E S T O I L E T T I S S U E Table Quality A Dr’ 'OuvbprcaT W ison s or CdrnOt On Po;t Trar » es , ot Koucgg s ^ Cha»m-n Soft Absorbent Lb 1 9 c * Tall- 9 C Con * n -o z 9 c PkO ' ' 4 Rons 2 3 c . H A N D C U T I O N V E G E T A B L E F L A K E S A L L - N U P O L I S H L O G A N B E R R I E S -uayia. oreotiy----------------- -— Reduced Price Mixed Dehydrated 5 For Soups Polishes Pots and Pans Oregon Fruit In Heavy, Syrup Pkg , Qt Bot Lb ’ Pkg of 10 Lb Pkg Med Cake - • Lgo ' Pkg Sm Pkg Cako 3-Lb Jar 5-Lb Bag Lb 1 0 c 2 1 c 19 c 1 9 c 6 V ie 2 3 c 9 V ic 7 c 6 9 c 3 5 c 1 9 c 1 0 c - F A N C Y H O T H O U S E Cucumbers Extra Large Sheers . PH00UC1 Ml MRlIRVt Matches Stock Salt Evaporated M ilk Marmalade American Ace Strike Anywhere 6 White Block Special Slock Up Price Block Green Paitures. Our Largest Selling Brand 3 Tall Cans Bor* Pkgs 2 5 c Pkg' 5 c NP.2 34c Can 19c 39c 25c Dutch Girl. Orange and Grapefruit. No Points Needed W > fo ff frM d o m y ONION SETS We Have a Variety YELLOW WHITES BOTTLENECKS Sets Are Scarce— GET YOURS NOW KOTEX Modess or San Nap Pak 22c Pkg EAVEY ' S COFFEE V a c u u m P a c k e d - - R e g u la r o r D r ip ■You’ve Never •Tdried Finer Coffee Lb 33 c ■1 OurMeatsareAlwaysFresh Baked Ham Liverworst Pork Roll Boiled Ham Dried Beef Franks STEAKS ROASTS I - , * ■ ' ” . ■ . ■~ ■ ■ ■ . . * . j Fruits Fresh Vegetables Open Saturday Night Until 10, P. M. ' OSCAR 1UII.EY At Your SUPER THR IFT E MARKET