The Cedarville Herald, Volume 69, Numbers 27-52

a.' 1jainoctt J.*, «p*v c Club and SocialActivities V J . Mrs. A . E, Richards is spending: the week-end in Coludibus. Miss Barbara Smith' leaves this week for Monmouth, 111., where she, will enter the Freshman class this term in Monmouth College. Miss Martha Cooley, who teaches in Northern State Teachers College, Marquette, Mich., leaves this week for the opening of that school, Miss Cooley has been a member o f that faculty fo r several years. Mr Elmer Owens is announcing.the marriage o f his daughter, Isadore, to Virgil M. House o f Dayton, Ohio. The wedding was an event of August 2nd, after which the couple left for a trip to California. The wedding party consistted o f M tb . Jessie Kaiser, matron o f honor and Mr. George Trad, best-man, both o f Dayton. < The bride wore a light grey suit with white accessories and an orchid corsage. „ The double ring ceremony, was per­ formed by Rev. Parrott, pastor o f the Methodist Church in Liberty, Ind. CHURCH NOTES UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ralph A. Jamieson, Minister Sabbath School 10:00 'A . M. A . B, Evans,' Supt. Morning Worship 11 A. M. Theme, r‘Ts It Well With Y ou?” | Y.P.C.U. 7 P.M. Subject, “ What are Young Indians Doing?” . College convocation in our Church at 8 P. M. This service is in charge j of Cedarville College, a Union Ser- . vice for the entire Community, The message by Pres. Ira D. Vayhinger. This will be a fine opportunity for Paul H. Elliott, Minister 10:00 A. M. Sabbath School, John Powers, Supt. . Morning Worship 11 A. M.'Theme, “ Living Epistles” 8 P. M. Cedarville College Convo­ cation Service at the U, P, Church. Monday evening at 8 P. M. the Ce­ darville. .Ministrial Association and instructors in the .Summer Daily Va. cation Bible school will meet together in the Presbyterian church. * Tuesday, Dayton Presbytery -will meet .here P . M: Union Prayer meeting,-. Wednesday evening in this church at 8 P.M. Choir rehearsal Saturday at 8 p.m. THE CEDARVILLE METHODIST . CHURCH Rev. W, B. Collier, Minister Sunday School 10:00 A. M, Bette Nelson, Supt. Morning Worship 11 A. M. Theme, “ The Fullness of Christ” . A cordial invitation is extended to students to all to be present to extend a hearty; woi ’f*up with us, wol ome to the students and faculty of our college. We are happy in the The quarterly conference will be held in the Sunday School room Tues- increased attendance o f students, and day at ® look for a good year in our education program for both college and public ! sehool. What an asset these insti­ tutions are to our community. Choir rehearsal Saturday 7:30 p.m, We are planning for a Real Rally CLIFTON UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Dr. John W. Bickett, Minister Mrs. Elwood Shaw, Organist. Sabbath School 10:00 A. M. Supt. RESEARCH CLUB MEETING The Research Club held their first meeting o f the year at the home of Mrs. W. P. Chase Wednesday after­ noon, twenty members and a number of guests were present. “ The Research Club” was the sub­ ject of the meeting. Mrs. Paul Cum­ mings presented the gavel to the new president Mrs. Leon Kling. a Helpful program of the Research a Helpfull Program o f .the Research Club. Mrs. Karlh Bull had a paper Entitl­ ed “ The Ideal Club Woman” . Mrs. J. E. Kyle and Mrs. J. M. Auld con­ ducted a round table discussion.- Mrs. Fred Huish sang two groups of two songs each accompanied by Mrs. A-. Ward Creswell. One selec­ tion was also accompanied by a violin obligato ployed by Mr. Fred Huish. The home was beautifully decorat­ ed with gladioli and dahlias from Mr. Chase’s garden. : During the social hour refresh­ ments were served. ' Mrs. Chase was assisted by Mrs. Clark Wagner, Mrs. A. B. Evans and Mrs. Paul Townsley. CHURCH GROUPS ENJOY PARTY The Westminster Class o f the Pres­ byterian Church, The Wesley Weds of the Methodist Church and the Me Kibben Bible Class o f the United Pres­ byterian Church held a (joint cover­ ed dish dinner and party in the din­ ing room o f the United Presbyterian Church o n . Tuesday evening, about eighty were present and enjoyed a fine dinner which was followed by a short meeting in charge of Robert Cotter, president o f the McKibben Class. After which Nelson Creswell, operator o f the Cozy Theatre showed some movies that he had taken over the past eleven years o f •people, and views o f Cedarville, which proved to be very entertaining to the group as many saw familiar faces o f recent years, some o f whom have gone to their reward. P. J. McCorkell has been named as chairman o f a commit­ tee consisting o f himself represent- the Presbyterian group, Wilbur Wise- cup for the Methodists and Greer McCallister o f the United Presbyter­ ians to make arrangements to have a similiar party next year.. Mrs. Robert Huffman is president of the Wesley Weds and Mrs. John McMillan is president o f the West­ minster Class and they with their committees and Robert Cotter with his Minute Men are to be congratu­ lated on planning a fine evening. For Sale: Large size Estate Heat- rola, First $35 takes it. Phone 6-2232 FOR SALE!—Double burner, gas heating stove. In good condition and an excellent heater. Mrs. Cora Ttumbo. C O Z Y • THEATRE Fri. and Sa l., Sept* 13 -14 — Double Feature Program — “ JUST. BEFORE D AW N ” AND ''GALLOP ING THUNDER” Sun. and M on ., Sept* 15-16. Fred Astaire — Judy Garland Red Skelton —>William Powell “ Z1EGFIELD FOLLIES” — IN t e c h n i c o l o r — . Plus Fox Movietone News - hums., Sept. 18 -19 i — Robert Alda ELLA JONES” i AND MUSiCAL Program for Rally Day, which comes. William Ferguson September 29th. There will be a * Miss Charlotte Collinsj pianist. Rally Night Congregational and Sab- Wednesday evening at eight o’clock bath School Dinner Friday night the the mid-week' prayer service will be 27th, to be followed by a Rally Pep held at the church. _ . ProgratA about the tables, under the ..............— —— direction o f the Chairman o f the con­ gregation, Greer McCallister, It is hoped that every member o f the con­ gregation and o f the Sabbath school can be present for this good fellow­ ship gathering. Plans are also b e -' ing made for a Rally o f the Young' People for the Sabbath evening s e r -, vice of Rally Day. Watch for further • announcement of these special ser­ vices. Then keep in mind the World Wide THE CHURCH OF THE NAZAKENB Pastor, Raymond Strickland. ■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. Communion on the first Sabbath of October as well as all Evangelical We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to friends, Denominations hround the world ob- " ei« hbor3 and f ?r ■ serve the Lords Supper on. this* date.1^mdness and sympathy and lovely Midweek prayer service Wednes­ day at 8 P.M. in the First Presby­ terian church. Rev. Paul Elliott will be the leader. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH floral offerings received during the illness and death o f our Father Har­ vey Myers. We especially wish to thank Rev. Jamieson and Rev. Elliott for their kind consoling words, and Mr. McMillan for his kind service. The Myers Family CORSAGES CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS FUNERAL FLOWERS See us for Baskets or Parly Decorations. . Our selection will please you Please order by Phone. , A ry ’s Green House EARL STITSWORTH Phone 6-2344 CECIL AR Y Phone 4-4894 C L O S E D Saturday Afternoons We are open each Wednesday afternoon when all the Stores are closed. So to even up we are closing each Sat­ urday at NOON * * Please make plans and save yourself a trip. Frank Creswell R. C. Wells IT'S TIME TO 8E ORDERING TOUR 1947 SUPPLY Of- H Y B R I D SEED C O R N For FIRST CHOICE as to variety and komol siso—NOW Is th« Tim* to place your ordsr lor your 1947 supply oi that High-Yielding. EXTRA PROFIT MARINO PIONEER Hybrid Seed Com. M l Tow local Pioneer Solos Roprorontotlv# fODAVt LAUBIS B* STRALEY R. R* 2 CEDARVILLE, PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY The Women's Missionary Society . o f the Clifton United Presbyterian I Church will meet Wednesday after* • noon at the home o f Mrs. Omer Spar. I row, Clifton, the guest speaker will be Mrs. Alice Stewart o f Springfield. > ——0 7akea75xfflrfve/$MM//br/tf W A N T E D Stationary i , Engineer i B O R D E N ’S i • , e Springfield, Ohio • . . . « i\ Learn How Prayer Can Heal You HOW does Christian Science heal ?. How does it remove fear, solve personal and business troubles? If yob want to know something a- bout the healing ’ power, of prayer as taught in Chris­ ten Science, come to A Free Lecture Entitled “Christian Science, the R eli­ gion of Love Which Heals” By Elisabeth F. Norwood ‘ C, S. B. o f Brookline, Mass. Member of the Board of Lecture­ ship of The Mother Church, The First Church o f Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. SUNDAY , SEPT. 15th 3 P, M. IN CHURCH EDIFICE Sdwmill and Rubicon Road, First Church of Christ, Scientist, Day-- ton, Ohio. CORDIALLY INVITES YOU S ee 1 1$ fo r the tires that 0BTWEAR PREWAR T IRES A taxicab U a machine to get you p laces,..and translates miles into money. Delays are co stly !... That’s why taxi drivers are so fussy about'their tires. Before - B. B. Goodrich offered' the new Siivertown tire to the public, over 17 million miles o f tests were- run on taxi fleets^ police cars, and on the B. F. Good­ rich test fleet. From these tests, came “proof that the new B. F. Goodrich Siivertown was a superior tire that outperformed, outran, outlasted, and outwore prewar tires — even at high speeds. How? The tread itself was-broader, flatter. . . cov­ ered mote road, surface. . . reduced the wear at any Ultra to the mow D. F. Goodrich radio quit "D itrct and C. one point. To hold this tread, a better cord was used and by using more cords .per tire, a stronger tire body was perfected. Supplies o f this new tire are still limited. However, we’ll do our best to keep your car rolling until .wo can get'new tires for you. DONT FORGET lCONVENIENT TERMS CAN BE vARRANGED £ l« Tax 6.00-16 with Lru> Iji hr as M, C. on ABC network, Saturday avfnjng. Fleet-Wing Station Xenia Ave. CHARLES HICKMAN Phone 6.1000 Silver Spark Battery 7 5 5 The value - buy f o r t h r i f t y m otorists. F.Goodrich F I R S T IN RU B BE R r-'o1 1 V 1 M * One idea that distinguishes America it recognition o f the worth o f the individ­ ual —- your right to your own opinions and preferences. This right, as you know, is expressed every day in such simple things as your choice o f where you g o to work, how you use your money, whom you elect to public office, .what groups you decide to join. ' v Freedom o f choice is tht measure o f value that helps decide the success o f the manufacturer o r merchant in his effort to please consumers. Likewise, only freedom o f choice can reveal the worth o f an organization, of Choice Every returning fighting man has earned again the precious American right to w o rk . . . and the right to join any move­ ment whose existence is lawful. These men will not forget their equally fundamental right to refuse membership tribute to any group whose objectives and methods deny the principles that m?dc America the land o f opportunity. Let us examine carefully any political or economic theory, old tir new,’ to make sure that if carried to its logical conclu­ sion it would not deprive American citizens or business enterprises o f their freedom o f choice. I H I DA T TO P O W I R A N D L I O H T C O M P A N Y (. - IM IMM RM* l« K*. I In , im I m mmmmm sMIitwS H OOMMMHmMMtt ...