The Cedarville Herald, Volume 67, Numbers 1-26

I / / T CEDARVILLEHERALD FRIDAY, KAY 19, M l / XV ocia, l ^4cti The County W. C. T. U. Institute will be held Tuesday, May 23' in the Methodist Church, Xenia. . An auty oWned by Geo. W. Glass, Federal pike, stole?! in Xenia Sunday, has h e p recovered in Shelby, 0 „ ac- ^ v g n lmg to police reports. Vaughn Oliver, Jamestown, has lost his gasoline rations for 30 days for speeding, according to the county ration board, tttes h o m e c u l t u r e r e - e l e c t s o f f i c e r s ' FOR YEAR 1944-45 A water safety institute sponsored Members o f the Home Culture Club enjoyed a lu6heon meeting and annual w , at thC bdl Williamson. home o f Mrs. S, C. Wright, * : „ . . . „ , - , Fifteen members ^nd three guests were seated at quartet tables decorat­ ed with spring flowers. Following the luncheon Mrs, Wright presided as vice president in the absence o f Mrs, Pella Johnson' The offoicers were all iCHURCH NOTES i f - . , UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ralph A . Jamieson, Minister, I Sabbath School 1() A. M, S.upt. Ar- ! time B. Evans; > /Preaching at 11 A , M. / Theme? .“ Soh\e Wonderful Things in John’s Gospel.'” Y. P. C. U. 7 P. M. Subject, “ Strengh- ening Family Ties” , Leader, Etha- Saturday 8 P.M. - Cedarville College Cpmmencement in our church, Saturday 10 A. M- The pastor is in Monmouth, 111., this week on a visit with his brother, Dr. H. F. Jamieson and wife and will be accompanied home Friday by Mar­ jorie Jean and Edith ‘Ann Wiley, who /« / , 1 CHURCH OF GOD R. C. FREDERICK, Pastor . Sunday School, 9:30 A , 1$/ Morning Worship, 10:30 A. M. Young Peoples Meeting/at 6 P. M. Evening Service, 7:45TP. M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening, 7:45 P .M . • uHuinMiuiiitiiiiuiituntwiiiiwMMMM^imiiiuiiiiiiiiiiHiM COLLEGENEWS j The Board o f T#U8t^! o f the Col­ lege 1 b holding Its regular annual ses­ sion this piprumg, Several .out o f _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - j town members were not able to at- CLIFTON PRESBYTRIAN CHURCH’ te,,ddue to travel restrictions, Malcolm A . Harris, Minister 10:00 A. M. Sabbath School, Robert! President Finney is at .the thres­ hold o f age. There are three marks o f this stage, One is when one begins to re-elected: Mrs. Johnson president: by Greene County Red Cross Chapter |“ ■ ‘ 'T f 1lgrht v,ce President; Mrs. An- lmv'e spent the school yenr with their will be conducted at Orton Pool, { " , 5 * grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Bryan State Park, starting Monday,* a 1’ P s‘ s*ant secretary; and Mrs. F. \yiiey at Wapello, Iowa. May 29. A. Jurkat,, treasurer, be at the .home o f Mrs. Anna Little, Mr. and Mrs, Russel Wiseclup en- ^ The next meeting o f the club, will tertained a group o f relatives and , ars a^* ^ a^ Program will friends Friday night, honoring Wilbur \ ‘n ?f th® music committ<;e Wisecup, who left for the army, Mon- w,th Mls- Walter Corry in charge, day. Wilbur was 'entertained bj^ friends in London, Thursday night. i ENGAGEMENT OF JANE ELLEN GljLLILAN IS ANNOUNCED Dr. W. R. McChesney, who is a patient in University Hospital, Col­ umbus for treatment due to a kidney disorder brought on by an attack of the grip, remains about the same, ac­ cording to reports, Thursday. Mrs. McChesney is at his bedside. His con­ dition has been serious and his:friends hope daily.for improvement. ■ Mr. E. K. McWilliams and family of Pittsburgh, Pa., visited here this week with his, mother, Mrs1. Emma McWil­ liams, Mrs. Emma McWilliams anti Rev. Paul H. Elliott. For Sale—Heatrola Heater in good condition. Charles D, Coulter. (2) Saunders, 70, Jamestown, William was run over' by a hay baler several days ago, and' suffered a fractured left leg and left arm, in an accident on the Stringtown rd., five 'miles east of Xenia. He fell while boarding'the -moving machine and .was caught. Mrs. James 'Bailey ad daughter,- who spent some time visiting in Mo­ bile, Ala., returned home last Thurs­ day evening. DivlF. A. Jurkat is in Philadelphia, Pa., this week In attendance at the annual synod of .the-Reformed Pres­ byterian Church .of North America. He will return next week. ' For Sale—Frys, average three pounds, Phone 6-2123. G. H. Creswell’ Mr, and Mrs. Ralph F. Townsley issued the following invitations this week: ■ Mr. and Mts. Ralph Fields Townsley request the honor o f your presence at the marriage o f their daughter ' Virginia Lee . to ■ Mr. Jack Edward Giffen on Saturday, the twenty-seventh of May at*eight o’clock, in the evening ' Townsley Road ’ Cedarville,'Ohio The ceremony will be performed by Dr. R.- A: Jamieson. A reception will follow the marriage at the home of .the bride. Mr. Giffen is a son o f Mrs. -L. J. Giffen, Covington, O. Mrs. Perry M. Gillilan, this week announced the engagement of h e r, daughter, Miss Jane Ellen, to. Avia­ tion Cadet’ Robert J-.‘Wiseman, son-of Mr, and Mrs. Ross Wiseman,- James-! (own. The date of the wedding has i not been announced, I '"Miss Gillilan graduated Tuesday ! evening from the local high school.' Cadet Wiseman is also a graduate o f ' the same: school. He'has been in ser- !• vice since January, 1943, and is r e - 1 ceiving training at Eagle Pass, Texas; FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev, Paul Elliott,. Minister • 10 A. M.•’Sabbath School, J. Rankin MacMillan, Supt. . : IT:00 A. M. Morning Worship. Sermon by Rev. Wm, Seath, Chi­ cago, Industrial /Christian League. Topic: “ For Such A Time As This” . The .Ladies’ Missionary will meet Thursday evening at the church at. 8 o’clock. Special speaker, Miss Teresa Honda. All ladies are invited. 7 :00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. Shaw. 11:00 A. VU Morning Worship.' ai“ Be; "V * 1S WT ‘ T oeB!" s 19 / * , talk about, his grandchildren. Others . k ■ ■ ■ / - , made kftown on request. . - “ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH Sunday, May 21, 1944. Sunday School, 10:30 A. M. Morning Service, 11 A. M. (A.C.E.) League, 1:00 P. M. Special Service, 6 P. M. Worship Service at , First A." M. E. Church, Xenia, with Rev. A. Miller, j 1The St. Pauf A. M. E. Church choir of Cedarville; will sing. Gordon1Franklin, Pastor. Mrs. Mary .Harris, Reporter. Stores Closed WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENINGS f The contributions to the Student tWar Relief for Captives totaled Twen­ ty Dollars. Every Bible contestant ; gave 20 per cent or more of his prize toward the fund. For Sale—Upright Piano. Condition fairly good. Phone 6-1262. LOST, Strayed or ' Stolen—Reddish Brown, “long hair, small ears, bushy tail Pomorannian dog. Please return account illness of my wife. Reward. E. M. Kennedy, Box 173. METHODIST CHURCH Wanted—To rent five steadily employed now. ton 5749. room house, Phone, Clif- The final faculty -meeting of the year was held in.sthe college office, Wednesday at 10 a. m. , Reports' from University hospital cauge grave concern to the many friends of Dr. W. R. McChesney for his recovery. Let each and all breath a prayer in his behalf. , President Ira D. Vayhinger will preach for the United Presbyterian Congregation coming Lord’s. Day . For Sale-r-'Tour room cottage and Rev. H. H.“Abels, D. D,, Minister, i back porch, and large summer kitchen. Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Supt. Modern.' Cash sale. Call phone 1025, Mrs. DhvicLReynolds. ■• • i Xenia. . - Church Service. 11:00 A. ,M. j *— ------;------------- r Sermon: “ The Life” . ' For Sale—'Piano, sideboard, hat rack Union Service 8 P. M. The Rev. metal bed- upholstered settee and ichairs. Terms Cash. Phone 6-2072. , . ' : ’■ .1 ■ . 1William Seath, Chicago. , MRS. It: T. WILLIAMSON CHOSENJ. This is the Iast Sun£ay of the Con-' REGENT CEDAR CLIFF D. A. R. Mrs. R. T. Williamson- was elected regent of Cedar Cliff Chapter,. D. A .' R., Saturday at-a meeting at the home if Mrs. George Braley, Clifton. 1 Other officers elected are: - Mrs. George Braley, vice regent; Mrs. H. • A. Reinhard, secretary; Miss Wilmah Spencer, treasurer; Mrs. I. C. Davis, t registrar; Miss Carrie Rife, historian,; Mrs. S. V. Onderdonlc, Yellow Springs/ librarian, and Mrs.-Walter Condon, chaplain, .Annual reports were given by the •Kapter officers and, chairmen. Mrs.: ’iJavid McElroy.-regent, announced the ! Flag Day luncheon for June .12 at the' fJ. P. Church dining room. Rev.-Paul ference year and it is urged that all members and friends catch up on their annual payments to. the church so that the books can be closed and. tjhe reports turned into annual conference which meets in' Columbus; May 23. The stewards will, be around'to see you, Will you -help' them out by see­ ing them, instead. 'Church Service, Selma 9 :3Q A. M. Union Sunday School following. M. Y. F'. 6:00 Vesper service. ' The Rev. William Chase, brother of our own Fred Chase is. to be guest minister Sunday morning, May 28 at the 11 o’clock service. The W S C S are serving commen­ cement dinner Saturday in the church with chicken and home made ice cream the high lights. \ ,i ' IF MECHANICALLY MINDED;^ WE CAN USE YOU Train to operate different.kinds of machines. We pay yoU.while learning, opportunity for advancement.. Must comply with WMC regulations. Em­ ployment office open Monday, Wed-, nesday, and Friday evenings from 1:00 to 9:00. Sunday from 9:00 a. m. until 12:00 noon. ' - . t h e I n t e r n a t io n a l t o o l . COMPANY 434-438 East First Street, Dayton 2, Ohio. • : CL IFTON ■ ■ ■ ■ ; • ■ • „ l UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Flliott •will be the speaker Memorial' Day at Old Massies Creek Cemetery at 11 a. m. The flower committee in­ cludes Mrs. R. T. Williamson,. Mrs. Warren Barber, Mrs, Ethel Buck, Mrs Frank Creswell, Mrs. Walter , Iiiff, j i K q Ralston, Minister ' iVIrs. H, A.’ Reinhard, Miss Josephine ' 10:00 A. M.; Bible School, Ernest Randall, Miss Eleanor Kyle and Mrs. W., A. Turnbull.. . The hostess, assisted by Mis. Young People’s Christian Union J. Bahin and Mrs. W a r r e n Barber,1 served a dessert course to twenty- three members. 1 Any excuse you can give tor not upping your payroll sav­ ings w ill-please Hitler, Hiro- hito and puppet Mussolini. W.. Collins, Supt. 111.00 A. .M. Morning, Worship. . All are welcome BABY CHICKS .Wyandotts, Rhode Island Reds, White Rocks, Leghorns, Barred Rocks. All blood test­ ed chicks. Place your otder with Mrs. Hester Cultice, Ce­ darville. Phone, 6-2264. BEAUTY PAKLOR NOW OPEN Experienced /in the full line of this work. Permanents —Finger Waging - Specialty A L L Em T SHOP Closed Wednesday Afternoon C O Z Y V THEATRE » Fri. and Sat., May 19* 20 . Claire Trevor — Jess Barker “GOOD LUCK, MR* YATES’ • CARTOON and COMEDY Sun. and Mon.> May 21-22 IRVIN BERLIN’S “THIS IS THE ARMY” In Technicolor *** —ALSO FOX NEWS— The announcement has boon made-) of the coming marriage of Miss Doris • Jean Conley, of this place, and Mr. j Gales A. Craig, Dayton, at the Forest: We. Presbyterian Church, Dayton, I Friday evening, •May 26 at 6:30 o’ » >'clock. j Miss Conley is tilt daughter of Mrs. Ben F. Lancaster, Dayton, and Mr. Wilbur R, Conley, of this place. She is a graduate of Cedarville Hi school and Minm-Jaeobs Business College. THE CHURCH OF TH&NAZAItENE Pastor, Raymond Strickland. j Sunday Services ! ^Sunday School 10:00 to 1.1:00 A. M. Preaching 11:00 A. M. to 12:00 M. Evangelistic Service 7:30 P,. M. ‘ . Wednesday Service' ' I Prayer Meeting .7:30 P. M'.". • ] , Sunday School Superintendent, R u -, fus Nance. J ZION. BAPTIST CHURCH Mr. Craig is a graduate of Steele High School, IJayton and is employed ,by the' National Cash 'Register Co. His parents are Mr, and Mrs. Vernon K, Craig. "■ Rev. Richard- PlTtltips, Pastor n Sabbath .School 10:30 A. M. Supt. Mrs. Wilbur Weakley. Morning Worship at 11 A. M. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 8 P.M. B r i n g i n g . To The American Funeral Highly talented scientist*, de. signers and craftsmen continue to add to the beanty, dignity and protective features o f modern fnneraL service. .The memorable distinction In' every funero* we direct is ' achieved by experienced plan-, ning, Competent- professional service and considerate per. sonal dlrecti** M c M i l lan CM.r>YLC CEDARVILlt •PHONE 6-1071 The Methodjst Ladies will serve din ner Commencement Day,, tomorrow, after the proceedings are over. A splendid, meal at a fair price. The La­ dies never disappoint. . : j Starting June 7, Noon Thru-June July, Aug. This is hecessaiy f or our employes and our­ selves and we ask your co-operation. This re­ spite will help all o f us. You are advised in ample time to make your shop­ ping accordingly. We trust you will do this and then no.one will be disappointed. '- ■ - ' ‘ Carlisle Market C. E. Masters M . C. Nagley Thrift “E” Super Market Hill Top Grocery ■BBHiaiiBiwiiiiMiiniiiBiiitiiimiiiflaHiniMiiuiflumiHi llliiiilillilllliilililliNI ■Alumni and friends of the College will banquet tonight 'in the social room o f the United- -Presbyterian Church. Dri Gavin Reilly, ’26, Col­ umbus, will be the speaker. .The gen­ eral theme will be the Fiftieth Anni- yersity. ' There is. general regret that the best known-and loved figure in the-history of the College, President- emeritus, Dr. W .‘R. McChesney,will not be present. “ The Hem of the Garment” is the subject of the sermon for Union Ser­ vice at the Methodist Church; Sunday at 8:00 o’clock. The speaker, Rev. Wil­ liam Seath,' superintendent of the Chicago . Christian Industrial League. Hear this interesting^ speaker on what the gospel can do- for homeless men. Who’s Who. In America carries a-* mong many others the following state ments about Dr. Hugh Ivan Evans, who will give the ' address at Com­ mencement, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Pastor Westminster Presby­ terian Church since 1923 (over 2000 members)); president, board of Trus­ tees, Lane Theological Seminary trustees of Presybterian Seminary, Chicago; of Ohio Presbyterian Home; Member of Board . Presbyterian Na­ tional Missions since 1935; 32 regree Mason, and Rotarian. The public is cordially/invited to hear him. . PROTECT. YOUR FURS ' Furs keep better and last longer when they are stored in Ice Cold temperatures. This eliminates moth damage and preserves oil in the pelts and keeps your furs alive. Our expert workmen assure you of proper cleaning and glazing service. Alterations and repairs are estimated before work is done. Consult us about this work. Phone— 6-1221 Ladies cloth coats (with or#, •without fur) men’s suits and overcoats cleaned and stored. APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS LOWER COURT DECISION 0 Pickering Electric wmmmmm By a unanimous vote, the second district court Of appeals .upheld a de­ cision by Common Pleas Judge Frank L. Johnson, who last Oct, ruled that objections to nominating petitions . of candidates for office ' must be filed tyith the board o f elections within five days after ..the petitions arc submitted Judge Johnson handed-down a dcnJ Judge Johnson held that an injunc­ tion suit filed by Dr, C, S, Adams and Robert, Yellow Springs, to prevent the Board of Elections from tlistrib- uting the ballots at the 1943 election The petition charged forgery of seven signatures. The Court hed that.ob­ jections' had to be filed within five days after filing with the board. The injunction thus was of no e ffect.. 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" Wed. and Thurs., May 24-25 Tyrone Power — Alice Faye “ IN OLP CHICAGO*’ Paramount News Cartoon |t||Mli.....’-------------- -------- ------ W E ARE CHANGING LOCATION AND THIS SALE IS TO CLEAR OUT OUR STOCK— -W E H AVE A BIG SUPPLY OF POTATOES • BUT THEY W ILL GO OUT FAST SO COME IN EARLY AS POSSIBLE! . • ' ! ' ' !' - J ? - . ' MAINE CERTIFIED COBBLERS MICHIGAN RURAL RUSSETS - - - L T 1" KATAHDINS [Maine] IN LESS AMOUNTS 4c per pound PER CWT. GREENE COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OR HILL ST. PHONE 756. XEN IA , O. NEW JASPER STA ., XEN IA PHONE 1393-J4