The Cedarville Herald, Volume 70, Numbers 1-26

Plgg.F'du? 5 Friday, SlarcK 21, X&47 BSfTUBN HOME ; . » Mr. and Mrs. Karin Bull re­ turned home Tuesday after a motor trip through Florida. While they v/ere gone Mr, and Mrs. Bull visited with Mr. and Mrs. X N. Wolfred of Yellow Springs who are spending the- winter a t Avon Park. In Tampa they stopped to see Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cummings. They spent two days as guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Iliff, Jacksonville. While in F t. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Bull • enjoyed a visit with a distant cousin and his wife,Mr. and Mrs. W* It. Bagsdale. ..The two men had not seen each other for fifty-two years. t BROADCASTERS MEET On Tir-silr.y evoring, March 11, Mrs, Paul Elliot was hosttess when 'die Broadcasters class of the First Presbyterian church held their meeting in the church. The following officers were elected for the coining year: President, Mrs. Hazel Ed­ wards; vice president, Mrs. Wil­ liam Wf-ide; secretary, Mrs. Alva Chaplin; treasurer, Mr. Crum- Xine. Business meeting was in charge of the president, Mrs. Edwards, following which contests were enjoyed by the group. Refreshments of shamrock ice cream, cup cakes and coffee were served. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Mr. Joe Gano has been taken to the Springfield City hospital suffering from pneumonia. IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Mary Donnelley is a pa­ tient in Springfield City hospital. WCTU MEETS WEDNESDAY The regular monthly meeting cf the Woman's Christian Tem­ perance Union, was held a t the home of Mrs. J. E. Hastings, on Bridge street. The devotionais were in charge of Mrs. Hastings, after which paper clippings were read and discussed, Business meeting was conduct­ ed by the president, Mrs. Engle, after which members present sewed rug rags, to be sent to the Soldiers Home in Dayton. BROWNIE SCOUTS The- Brownie scouts had a St. Patrichs day program and enjoy­ ed a short hike. GUEST OF SISTER Mrs. Bertha Ulrey of Bethel, Ohio is a guest in the home of her sister Mrs, J. S. West. IOOF TO MEET All IOOF members u*re urged to be present a t the nex t meet­ ing of that lodge on Wednesday night, March 26, as the second degree will he presented before some of the grand lodge officers. i ATTEND SYNOD MEETING Rev. R. ‘A. Jamieson spent Monday in Dayton attending an all day meeting of the United Presbyterian Synod. NEW ARRIVAL The first son in the family of Mr. and Mrs, John Powers ar­ rived Friday morning in Spring- field City hospital. The baby weighing 8 lbs. 8Vs ounces has been named John Stephen. Mrs. Powers and son were brought t« their home Sunday. The Powers are also the parents of two daughters, HOME FROM OSU Ohio university students who are spending their between quar- j ters vacation at their homes here j are Howard Finney, Paul Whit- j tington, Jean Bradfute, John Bradfute and John Reinhard. PROF SICK Prof. 0. W.Steele has been absent from his classes at Cedar ville college because of illness. The Cerdarv!lle, 0. HemSi i c Vf* V y * W: \V v: W \* *» \ t v.* v; vv v# w V• »/ Meet ,+^JV Sunbeam. gu id e y o u .dwicbe saw >Aow tltelo . B r e a d - B ^ f r i e n d s ^ o f Sunbeam dd id o u s toast - show you — s& & s~ ' to ^ u e b m o t e ufthat REACH F O R - i >A *.v •NSi- ANNOUNCING THE NEW W EYERHAEUSER 4 -SQUARE HOME BUILDING SERVICE $8 MOST Stimulating Home Building Service eWt developed. It’s here for you to use in your hstffle planning. It’s % veritable encyclopedia of home building information. The big Weyerhaeuser 4«$qu'are Home Building Service is full o f ideas you’ll welcome-page after page features colorfully ilidStrated, well-designed, Inviting homes—detailed floor plans and blue prints are available for each hOfne—fact-packedparagraphs give you a wealth o f practical building information which is your assur* Sea the “4-Squaro Bookof HomesbyWeyerhaeuser*'—* sltfdy the designs—use the IdeasInyourhomeplanning* ance of sound construction and lasting home value. A NEW HOME FOR EACH MONTH . An outstanding home design is selected by Weyer­ haeuser everymonth apd featured in national maga­ zines. The home selected becomes a part o f the ever-growing, always up-to-date Home Building Service. This new feature makes the Service doubly useful to you. Come in and see the Weyerhaeuser 4-SquareHome Building Service. Find out first hand how you can get more value*from your, home building dollar. CEDARVUif LUMBER CO ILL WITH FLU Mrs. Ira D. Vayhinger has been ill a t her home several days with the flu. PREXY TO SPEAK President Howard L. Bevis, of OSU, is one -of the three college executives scheduled to speak a t the 40th anniversary of the founding of the University of Hawaii. During his stay, in the islands Dr. Bevis will make sev­ eral addresses. CHURCHES. continued from page one Women’s Missionary Society will meet for a Covered Dish Dinner a t 12:30, followed by a program. The speaker is to be Mrs. Wade E. Miller of Franklin, president of the Presbyterian Society, who will also conduct the installation of officers. The Committee is Mrs. -Rankin,, MacMillan, Mrs. Clayton MacMillan, Mrs. Harold Hanna and Miss Irma Creswell. CLIFTON UNITED PRESBYTTERIAN CHURCH Dr. John W. Bickett, minister. Mrs. Ehvood Shaw, organist. Sabbath School a t 10:00 a. m., William Ferguson, Superintend- entjMiss Jeanette Spahr, pianist; Lesson topic, ‘‘Christ’s Interces­ sory Prayer”. Sermon a t 11:00 a. m., “Our Response to Christ’s Intimacy with His Disciples,” Dr. Bickett This is the second-sermon dur­ ing Lent. I t is the sequil to last Sabbath’s sermon. Familiar and appropriate Psalms will be sung. The Young People will meet at 7:30 and study the topic “Let’s Make Our Community Christian.” Builda HOME Get ready to build th a t home you have dreamed about by buying boijds regularly, putting them away to m ee t th e necessary down payment when changes in restrictions, priorities, etc., allow private home build­ ing in th is area. * Buy a FARM We have money to loan on farms at attractive interest rates w ith easy repayments. I f you own a farm and desire financing or refinancing w e w ill be glad to consider your needs. BUY YOURSELF A HOME Finance your home, buying through our easy pay ­ ments just like ren t with monthly reducing plan. BUY BONDS HERE HOME FEDERAL Savings & Loan Assn. OF XENIA, OHIO 4-6 N. Detroit St. AH Accounts Insured Up to $5,000 •i lit electricity to wo r k , . : E, ilectric lights in your hen house will increase egg production up to 20%. This naeans added profits to you especially when eggs command the highest prices. Today’s modern methods take all the guesswork out of poultry house lighting which makes it easier and more profitable for you. A 40 watt lamp for every 200 square feet of floor space is generally recom­ mended. An automatic time clock can be used to turn lights on and off to give a continuous productive day of 12 to 14 hours. Poultry house lighting pays for itself. With a flock of 3G0 laying hens, the cost of all the electricity used for lighting and warming water is easily paid for by only one or two eggs a day. Make sure you get maximum results from your (lock when feed becomes plentiful again. In­ stall a modern system of poultry house lighting. For additional information, call or write your County Agent, your Vocational Agricultural Leader, or the Farm Representative off The Dayton Power and. lig h t Company serving your farm. P o u l t r y H o u s e L i g h t i n g 1 . increases egg production 2 . increases growth of young chick­ ens (ultraviolet light aidsgrowth, production and health by sup - plying vitamin D) THE DAYTON POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY ki ■ / IS READY FOR EASIER U.\j A - \r,- t-' ' ' '* " 1 A f y - \ / -A-i / / / . • ’ > mv... u • CORTLEY CLOTHES « McGREGOR SWEATERS • KAYNEE SHIRTS • GLOVER COATS • DOBBS JR. HATS % • COLLEGIATE SHJRTS • MARLBORO • FREDEE SPORTSWEAR • LITTLE CHAMP .• HICKOK BELTS .• ETON CAPS Mote , M A G I C P R O P S ! ■■ , Free iili A M i l T EASTER . . . an important occasion in a young man’s life calls for a dressy wardrobe. You leave your loafer# in the closet, and emerge in one of our single or double- breasted models for Easter. Sharp, well-groomed, and dressed to meet the best. CORTLEY SUITS........... $19.75 *>$29JO CORTLEYSPORTCOATS $51JO* $21.SO ALLWOOLSLACKS.........$5.95,»$I0J5 V c g i j e S h o p SPRINGFIELD, OHIO We Know You Want the Best BUY n in V*■ 4- that is available for you of new baby chicks. We have what we believe to he the best chick starter that is on the market a t the present time. - Come in today and let us show you how you also may save & money on feed, not only for those new baby chicks, hut to increase production for the rest of your flock as well. Come in and talk over your feeding problems with us BETTERFEED-BIGGERPMFITS-LOWERCOST We buy ingredients in carload lots which means a savings of $5 to $8 - per ton to you ! COME IN AND WATCH US MIX IT TO YOUR FORMULA Plenty of 4 inch Tile Swine, Dairy and Poulty Concentrates N Car of Hominy on Track FRANKCRESWEL