The Cedarville Herald, Volume 67, Numbers 1-26

rr ~*~ jZEDARVILiLE HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL% 1941 . 7 — m *»■ / ClubandSackuActivities Mrs. J. M, Aul<)Teft a week ago for Oklahoma City, Okla., where-she visiting- with her son, Cpl. Harvey Auld in camp there. • j MISS BETTY JEAN BROWN MAR. JlIED TO ,tT . LEROY DKAIUNG Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrew the Clifton pike, expect to leave here about' the first of May to locate , in Miami, Fla. Mr. George Watson o f near Cleve­ land,' dropped into town the first of the week calling on old friends and acquaintances. Prof, and Mrs, C, W, Steele have each been- entertaining an attack o f the grip the past ten days. •' Sgt. John McCallister, who i& en­ joying his first furlough at home in three years, will report to an East­ ern Port.#Enroute he will stop a't lied Bank, N. J. to visit his brother, Pvt. G, G. McCallister and < family. The later is stationed at Ft. Mon­ mouth, near Red Bunk. •■ Mrs. Margaret E lias'of Chespeake, W. Va,, and Mrs. .Robert White of Greenville, Ohio, were week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Masters. Pvt. Richard E. Denneliq, son of Frank L. Dennehy, has graduated at Ft. Knox, Ky., after 12 weeks course in the maintnnce and repair of the peeps and jeeps, scout cars and trucks that give the. hard-hitting armored divisions their speed of movement, FOR SALE — Walking breaking plow, 14 inch, like new, $15.00. One agio straw spreader, like new, $20.00. , (31) FRANK'HAUB1SON Mrs. Mary Neal received word this week that her niece, Lt. Betty Cope­ land is in the Red. Cross and has just recently reached England with three ‘ hundred oilier nurses. Lt. Copeland i was. formerly located .'at a Govern- j ment receiving hospital in Virginia. ! For Sale-—Large size coal Hcat- rola. Also- gas range. Four-hole. Phone 0-1684.. For Sale:- Baby high chair, condition. Phone 0-2181. Good I FOR SALE! | CEDARVILLE HOUSE AND LOT | 5 Room House, semi ntodern with the lot. Formerly ■ known as the George A. Shroadesproperty. Corner Main ■ street and Elm street. Desirable location near churches, 1 schools and college. Near library. li blocks from Post-- [jg office. On Bus line. “ . •■■^ ■■ . w.., 1 Paved street and all assessments paid except water | in 1945. • ■■. i. v 1 Nice surroundings and good location for a retired 1 farmer or one who wants, a home. ' ,. ’ * | . ; Write or Phone Today Casper O. Deck, Phone Dial, 2-3595 • 805 10th Avenue - MIDDLETOWN. OHIO iiniuiiiuiiwiumiHui 1 BARBER SHOP OPEN NOW! Jack Allen has returned and purchased tlfe.shop in the I- 0-. O. F* building and is ready to meet his old customers and new ones as well. * ■ ^ ■ . - » ’ . •* . • BEAUTY PARLOR TO OPEN IN 10 DAYS NEW EQUIPMENT In a short time this parlor will be ready for trade under the .work of Mrs. Allen, who’ has had several- years experience in this feminine art. ' ALLEN's SHOP u ■■i ,13 lililllilllilll ■iniimu X ' * S o h i o — *All-Out 1 Special • - * - . « * * • • i - Only $3.69 (plus Ohio, sales lax). INCLUDES— 1. ^oliio Motor Clean-out 2. Complete Gear-Oil Change 3. 5 qt. Sohio Motor Oil Change* x CLEANS OUT “WINTER*— REMOVES CAR­ BON AND SLUDGER-PUTS NEW LIFE IN YOUR CAR# PAUL EDWARDS ^ i i PHONE 6-2471 I 'M 1 In a colorful ceremony at the A l- dersgate Methodist Church in the old Georgetown section of Washington, D. C„ Miss Betty Jean Brown became the^JbrkJe of Lieutenant LeRoy M. Hearing of* the USNR on Saturday afternoon, April 15th, The impres­ sive single- ring ceremony was- read by the Reverend Morrison befojje the altar banked with flowers and palms. The bride, who was given in mar­ riage by her father, was gowned in white satin fashioned- along simple lines with full skirt-and long train. Her veil was held in place by a small tiara fashioned of chiffon and seed pearls, and she carried a bouquet of white roses, Her matron of, honor, and only attendant, was Mrs. Ru­ dolph Bares, who wore a floor length. dress of pink marquisette. Her bou­ quet was spring flowers of soft pastel shades. ■■ Lieutenant Jack Crawford o f the USN served as best man and the ush­ ers Lt. William C. Barry, Lt. John K. Leviclf, ' and Clarence J. Brown, Jr. ‘ Lt, Emil Velazco presided at the or­ gan. ■ • • Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Congressional Club ■for the bride and groom. With them, in the receiving line were the blade’s mother, who wore a lovely afternoon ensemble of blue crepe and a shoulder bouquet of gardenias} and the groom's mother, wearing a sheer black crepe afternoon dress with a corsage o f gar­ denias. Following the serving of re­ freshments the wedding cake was cut by the bride and groom., using a naval sword for the occasion. Just before their departure the. hap­ py couple appeared on the balcony overlooking the reception room of the. Club, from which the bride tossed her bridal bouquet to the waiting friends below. The new Mrs. Dearing is the daugh­ ter of Representative and Mrs.. Clar­ ence J. Brown of Blanchester, Ohio and Washington, D. C. and is a grad­ uate, of Duke University, where she was a member of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority and White Duchy' During the war emergency she has been, en- gagd in personal work, in •Washing­ ton. • 1 Lt. Dearing, who is attached to the Photographic, Laboratories of the Na\iy, received his Degree at Ohio State .'University and is a member of Gamma Alpha and Sigma Fraterni­ ties. Prior to entering the service, he was engaged in photographic research a t ’Rochester, N. Y. ■ After a short wedding trip to Sea Island, Georgia, Lieutenant and Mrs. Dearing will be at home to their friends at 41X19 Davis Place, N. W., Washington, D. C. Mrs. Fred L, Clemans of this place was present for the marriage cere­ mony and was a guest of Cong, and Mrs. Brown.. Do You Want to SELL OR BUY A FARM? CONTACT / ; # / W , A. COCHRAN, FARM BROKER ' \ * ‘ * « South Charleston, Ohio. L. B. 434 — Telephone 4561 "WE GET IT DONE" Walton Spahr CANDIDATE FOR Sheriff <v s«» TUESDAY, MAY 9th SECOND TERM COURTEOUS EFFICIENT EXPERIENCED Vote Tuesday, May 9th 1 'or.mrAj, AiiVKimMK.MKNT IUIl!lil!lSililUil!lU[tHilU!Qtiyill!liuilisH!ilUulU:lHllU!JHIiaiDiyil!|ililGin ’ 7:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor, t “ Parent’s Night.’’ Special program, 1 including- panel discussion. , AH 'pa- > rents invited! i .Tuesday, April 25. , The-Westmin­ ster’ Class will meet at the home of Mr., and Mrs. John Powers at 8 o’clock .Thursday,- April 27. The Woman’ s Missionary Society will,,'meet.at the home of Miss Ada Stormont and Mrs. - Effie Lackey. The topic is “Colum­ bia” and the leader, Mrs. Dana Bryant; UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ralph A. Jamieson, Minister. Sabbath School 10 A. M. Supt. Ar­ thur B. Evans. ■ Preaching at-11 A. M. Theme: .“ The. Mu'^c of Life” ; ■ The :2£enia Presbyterial of the W. M. S. met in, the local church. Thurs­ day. A large attendance from the Presbytery and an excellent, program. 160 enjoyed the usual good dinner by the Ladies’- Aid# METHODIST CHURCH Rev, H. H. Abels, D. D., Minister. ■ Sunday School 10:00 A.-M.-- Supt. Mrs. David Reynolds. Church Service. 11:00 A. M. ■ Sermon-' “ Paul’s Second...Mission.” ... Church Service, Selma 9.30 Supt. Elbeft Schickendantz. .MYF 5.30; Plans to be made to pre­ sent “ the Robe” , April 30. * ■ General Conference o f the Church convenes April 26 in ■St. Louis, Mo. and extends to-May 7th. This meet­ ing is international in character and is thy supreme law making body, of the .church. The District Conference will be held at Georgetown, May 10. v Miss Lounettc Sterrett was guest of honor at a towel and recipe shower j, given by Mrs. Rachel Eunderburg,* ’ Misses Mary, Helen, Junia, Francis, Flora, Ruth; Rebecca and Dorothy (jresWell at the home-of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Creswell, near Cedarville, Saturday evening. Games werp enjoyed and the Hostesses served a salad course. 'Guests were Mrs. Bertha -Ferguson, and daughters, Misses Pauline, Katherine and Nancy, Mrs. Louisa .Stormont, and daughters}, Misses Margaret, Claire and-Eloi.se, Mrs. Ida . Stormont and dnughter, Miss Mabel Stormont, -Mrs. Frances Donnelley of Cedarville, Mrs. Carl Ervin of Xenia. Miss Sterrett will be married to Rev. William Wnide of Wisconsin, Wednesday, May 3rd . at her home. - CLIFTON UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH i r 1■ *. . E. O. Ralston, Minister JO.OO A. B. Bible School, Erndat'W. Collins, Supt.- . ■ . 111.00 A. M. Morning-Worship. 7.30 Young People’s Christian ’Union All are welcome ,• She 'lX/Ove a D I AMOND From The Sterling She’ll admire your good taste and sound judg­ ment in buying "ber" diamond here! Imprtulvi dla- 3-diamand «n. . mond, tolitaire, gagementrlngi / ring. * v o '33so 'S9sa ON MIMS’. »l.JS_Wt!KLV D* tux* rtiig wi th tI v • dlpmpridi. * 110 " 4 •AY-WHKW Two •diamond Btulf-l Duo 50 CASY TERMS Th re o -d la m o ’M S r id a t iD u o , >@ 2 5° WEEKLY CREDIT "SPRINGFIELD’S OLDEST CREDIT1 JEWELERS , \,\ } / /■/ / /"BERT"FARES 5 LINB mJ ewelry cc . ™ GOLDSMITHS, SILVERSMITHS, JEWELERS, WATCH REPAIRING BY EXPERTS WEST MAIN ■miiimiini if in 'in ll■^rT m I CHURCH NOTES j IHlMimamiMtllMllllltMHIHMIUlHHIlHllimillHHmltlllttMHIT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Paul Elliott, Minister 10 A. M. Sabbath, School, J, Rankin MacMillan, Supt. T1:00 A. M. Morning Worship. Sermon “ The Lord of Life” . - Recognition of newly elected trus­ tees. Ordination of Elders at 2;30 P. M. Session meeting, C O Z Y # THEATRE # Fri. and Sat., April 21*22 • * Double—-Feature Program * « i •’ * , . “Doughboys In Ireland** —and— l: „ S “ Frontier- Badmen’’ Sun* and Mon*, April 23-24 Lloyd Nolan *— Preston Foster * “GUADACANAL DIARY’’ .' i Plus Fox News and Cartoon Wed* and 'fhurs. April 26*27 Warner Bnxter — Margaret Lindsay “CRIME DOCTOR** COMEDY — PARAMOUNT NEWS «N«UIUINIMIIIIINIIIIII»IINllllMllfmilNMW»IMIIHWlll|||||| I’M SAV ING WASTE PAPER! E . M I All over the country wivgs. and sweethearts are collecting waste paper* They understand that our lighting men desperately need this critical war material./ They are making a weekly habit o f saving old newspapers, boxes,* wrap* pings* They are not burning or destroying waste paper —tlicy are sending it to make Or wrap more than 700,000 different SAVE A BUHOli AWEEK « V f SOME BOYS ( II war articles used fey our armies. . . Do your part along .with these patriotic women. Get your clubs, civic and church groups behind this movement. Collect waste paper-bundle it—and turn it i n . . , and help shorten the war! SAVE— DO Not Waste Papers