The Cedarville Herald, Volume 70, Numbers 1-26

Tite Ceiiarville, 0 . Herald Friday, 'April '4, 1947 Page Three Society CLEVELLE—NEFF Against a background o f yellow and white snapdragons a n d boughs o f cedar, Miss Seva Lor­ etta Neff, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Neff, south o f Xenia, became the bride o f William L. Clevelle Sunday afternoon at the country home near Cedarville where the couple will reside. Bouquets o f pink snapdragons were employed throughout the house and candles in two seven- branch candelabra formed the scene fo r the single ring cere­ mony. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Clevelle, Fairfield pike. The service was performed by Rev, J. Pritchard Amstutz o f Reesville, O. A program of nup­ tial music including “ Indian Love Call” , “ Remember” , “ Always", and the “Bridal March” was pre­ sented by Miss Wanda Jean Deg- er preceding the ceremony and “ Blest Be the Tie That Binds” was played after the vows were spoken. Miss Clara Clevelle o f Xenia, sister o f the bridegroom, was bridesmaid. She was attired in a navy blue dress with black acces­ sories and wore a corsage o f red roses. Mr. Marvin Neff, brother o f the bride, served as best man. Miss Neff chose a street length dress of aqua crepe with black ac­ cessories. Her corsage was o f yel­ low roses and freesia. A reception was held following the ceremony and refreshments ■were served by Mrs. George Rob­ inette, Mrs. Ward Washburn and Mrs. May Bickford. Both mothers were attired; in navy blue dresses with corsages o f pink camellias. The bride a graduate of Xenia Central high school, has been em­ ployed in the office o f the super­ visor of maintenance at the OS SO home. Mr. Clevelle also gradu­ ated ffbm Central and is now en­ gaged in farming. HOLD LUNCHEON MEET Twelve members o f Alpha Phi Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority, from Greene county at­ tended a luncheon meeting at “ Colonial Farm” , near Sharon- ville, Saturday afternoon. The sorority is composed o f teachers in the Greene, Warren and Clin­ ton county schools. Miss Ernestine Roudebush, Franklin, teacher in the Middle- town schools, was guest speaker. She discussed “ Teacher Recruit­ ment” . Eight prospective teach­ ers were guests at the meeting. The chapter went on record favoring sub-senate bill 48 and bill 22, regai’ding teachers salai> ies and named Misses Mae Mc­ Kay, New Burlington; Josephine Randall, Cedarville; Mary Hank- inson, Franklin, and Virginia Jewell, Mason, to its legislative committee. Easter appointments were em­ ployed fo r the luncheon and the i tables were decorated in a color j motif o f yellow and green. Minia­ ture wheelbarrows filled with Easter eggs and candies were favors. Hostesses were Misses Elizabeth Freck, Mason; Roberta Wardwell and Mary Hankihson, Photographs of Children In Your Home Babies A Specialty S C H W A B 106 Corry Street YELLOW SPRINGS Phone for Appointment Just Dial 7-5482 (N o Toll Charge) Franklin; Helen Lamb and Ber­ nice Evans, Lebanon. Those present from Greene county were Mrs. Leilla Faulk­ ner, Misses Chloe McVey and Leila Paullin, Jamestown; Mrs. Mildred Foster and Mrs. Olive Hammond, Yellow Springs; Miss Mae McKay, New Burlington; Misses Ora Hanna, Josephine Randall and Carrie Rife, Cedar­ ville; Mrs. Marietta Thomas, near Xenia, and Misses Ruth Lewis and Florence Swan,'Xenia. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Announcement is being made by Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Weiss, Yellow Springs, o f the engage­ ment of their daughter, Miss Esther Pauline, to Mr. Russell Henry Miller, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Miller, near Yellow Springs. Their marriage will take place in the fall. The couple's betrothal was dis­ closed to a small group of friends at a dessert party at the home of the bride-elect's brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.E. J. Dykstra, Yellow Springs, last Thursday evening. Miss Weiss w a s graduated from Bryan high school and at­ tended Miami university Oxford. She is recorder at Antioch college, Yellow Springs. Mr. Miller was graduated from Cedarville high school and served with the U. S. army ground forces three and a half years. A t the time o f discharge he had just returned with the 8th army from Japan. He is now employed at the Yellow Springs postoffice. VISIT HERE Mr. and Mrs. Paul Orr o f Park­ ersburg, W. Va. spent the week end with Mr. Marion Hughes. They were called here by the serious illness of Mr. Orr’s father' in Fairhaven. j BROWNIE SCOUTS ! i Tuesday evenfhg the Brownie Scouts opened their meeting b y ; the Pledge o f Allegiance and the " Brownie Promise. ; The Girl Scouts assembled a t ; the scout room to assist the i Brownies in decorating Easter eggs. Each Brownie chose th e; Scout she wished to help her., This was thu Scouts good turn for the week. F There were fifty girls present. The Brownie leader Mrs. Don Hubbard was assisted by the. Scout leaders Mrs. Harold Rein- j hard and Mrs. Robert MacGregor.; GOLD STAR MOTHERS MEET Mrs. A. D. Robinette, 634 north Detroit street, Xenia was hostess to members of the Greene county chapter, Gold Star Mothers, Ir.c., for their April business meeting Thursday at 7:45 p. m. Members brought candy, fruit or collored Easter eggs fo r East­ er baskets which the chapter packed fo r patients in Patterson field hospital. The chapter was entertained recently at an all-day sewing at the home o f Mrs. Etna Swain, f o z v V THEATRE I 216)4 north West street Xenia. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Swain. WSCS The April meeting o f the So­ ciety o f Christain Service o f the Methodist Church held a lunch­ eon in the church Wednesday. The meeting was opened by singing devotions-. The president Mrs. David Rey­ nolds was in charge o f the busi­ ness meeting and Mrs. JL L. Pickering was the program chair­ man. GUESTS FROM CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. A, 0. Davis have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Pooher o f Burbank, Calif. GS LEADERS MEET The Greer.e county Girl Scout leaders held the first meeting o f their out door activity course given by the Executive Director Mrs. Carl Lane Wednesday, April 2, in Xenia. The purpose of the course is to train adults and leaders for hiking, day and troop camping. Eighteen leaders from all parts o f the county were present. They were taught various knots, lashing, nistic handicraft and plans for the following meet­ ings discussed, any one interested in taking the course call Mrs. Robert MacGregor. This peruse is held each Wednesday in April from 10:15 to 3:00 at the Ilqppy Hollow day camp, Xenia. PENNSYLVANIA VISITORS Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Spotts from Pennsylvania are visiting Rev. Spotts parents Prof, and Mrs. George A. Potts. On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cresweil and daughters Dor- Councilman Acted inTrap - Wesley D. Higgins’ court ac­ tion to reclaim the seat o f Wright View village council from which he was ousted March 13 in an echo o f the dispute between vil­ lage officials and the sheriff's office that originated last Dec­ ember in charges o f a “ speed trap” being operated by the vil­ lage. Mayor Harry E. Hodge of Wright View said that the char­ ges on which council acted in ousting Higgins stemmed from the arrest by sheriff's deputies o f village Marshal JH. O. Guen­ ther and his deputy fo r exer­ cising police powers outside the jurisdiction o f the village. Higgins brought quo warranto proceedings in common pleas court last Wednesday against Ray Fannin and Mitch Adkins, present councilmen who were ap­ pointed after his ouster to fill his seat and another vacancy on the council. The plaintiff says othy and Rebecca entertained the Pennsylvania visitors and Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Thunderburg of New Carlisle, the Misses Mary, Helen Junia, Frances and Ruth Creswell o f Springfield with a family dinner. he doesn’t know which appointee was named to his seat, so he asks that either or both be ousted. Mayor Hodge said that sher­ i f f ’s deputies set a “ trap” to capture the village officers in violation o f jurisdictional author­ ity. He said that Higgins and Deputy Sheriff J, R. Ramsey con­ cealed themselves and signaled to Sheriff’s Dupties Wesley Har­ ris and Robert Woods who then “ baited” the village marshal in­ to an attempt to arrest them. The mayor considered the coun­ cilman thus “ participated in an illegal, entrapment” and charges that afterward he “ illegally got in the marshal’s car, which is privately owned, and drove it to Ramsey’s home” while the mar­ shal, his deputy and four teen­ age companions were being brought to the county jail. 42 TO BE DEDICATED Dedication o f U S 42, which passes through Cedarville, to veterans of the 42nd (Rainbow) division will take place in Dela- .WilberforceIs Droppedby NorthCentral Officials o f Wilberforce uni­ versity notified that the school had been dropped Friday from the 'accredited list of *the North Central association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, were re­ ported giving serious. considera­ tion to several administrative plans which might lead to rein­ statement of the university. Dr. Charles H. Wesley, pres­ ident of the school, learned Wed­ nesday that the commission on Colleges and universities o f the North Central Association had recommended the action. He said Ware on May 25, when the Ohio Rainbow Division Veterans as­ sociation holds its annual reunion. Maj. Gen. Robert S. Beiglitler has been named honorary chair­ man of the arrangements com­ mittee. ^nmuxTUp! D awott » nuhm . wk & A D L E R I K A TOM E U P Y O U R | N U T R I T I O N Z O N E f ASK I - Y O U R • d r u g g i s t PTHa.OUmK.C3. CAUnON,WlOH., MMtMiER THISt. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONET REFUNDED Sand 3e llomp farTRIAL SIZE la tht ADIERBCA CO., ______________D.jH.4. 51.Faal t , Minn. _________ r " !’ Spring cleaning is here again. Let I us help you with this seasonal , burden with our expert cleaning ! service. Send us household articles, blan­ kets and sweaters before you put them away . . . it protects against moths. Send us your spring and summer Iclothing and you’ll be well-dressed. ROWE UDDERS 24’, 28’, 32’ extension i ” per foot Fri. - Sat. April 4 - 5 “Black Beauty” from Anne Sewell’ s famous book Also Cartoon - Sports - Travel Sun. -"‘Mon. April 6 « 7 Henry Fonda - Linda Darnell “My Barling Clementine” Fox News - Cartoon Wed. - Thurs. April 9 - 1 0 Errol Flynn - Eleanor Parker “Never Say Goodbye” Paramount News - Cartoon 36’ extension1 1.05 per foot CEDARVILLE LUMBER 00. Most complete stock of Easter Plants at substantial reductions in price over last year. A N D E R S O N ’ S Flower Shop 44 W, Main Phone 681 Xenia, O. Flowers by Wire Everywhere “ Say It With Flowers” We Deliver (without charge) in Cedarville FEET’S PERFECTION MINERAL The Complete Mineral that will take care o f your livestock troubles CaH ©r see your Local Representative ARTHUR HANNA Dial 6-2201 1 / k V A i P urity i1 •1 i i i V i tjjGrugjfl A Complete Starting Ration fo r Chicks. Your chicks are the found&r txon of your'future flock ~4 so start them right with Pur­ ity Chick Starter. It provides sp e ed y , h e a lth y grow th for your flock with absolute! Safety and economy. Cluck Slaitsr hr a complete slatting j*JSo» lot p a t chicks—nothing need bo added—nothing need be fed with it. Every fcwwrafeed requirement-every known fac­ tor necessary to mature growing chicks to IhzUiy producers is provided in Purity ChickStarter.Come in, let us tall you aboutPuritymashes. FRANK CRESWELL NOWIN STOCK Car Soy Bean Meal and Car Pulerized Oats on Track Recommended by University and AAA Four-All Farm Lime. . . New Lime Spread­ er for Rent W e have plenty of the following at the Right Prices • Meat Scrap • Linseed Meal 9 Soy Bean Meal © Pulverized Oats • Clover See dof All Kinds 9 Recieaned Columbia Oats • Full Line American and Continentiai Wire Fence, Barbed Wire, Steel An­ chor Posts Beginning This Week W e W ill Be OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK During the Summer Months FRANK CRESWELL he had no comment a t this tune on the matter/ Although an association offi­ cial gave no reason fo r the move, explaining that reasons fo r drop­ ping schools were never made public, it was reliably reported that dual control o f Wilberforce was the prime factor. Two trus­ tee boards administer the univer­ sity, one appointed by the state and the -othe^ by the" African Methodist Episcopal Church. The suspension was voted a t the closing session o f the as­ sociation’s fifty-second annual meeting in Chicago late Friday. Wilberforce applied fo r admission in 1936, was placed on probation in 1939 and given full member­ ship four years later. BUY VICTORY BONDS IT'S GOOD HOUSE-KEEPING to keep your house in tip-top condition. Increase the value of your home with a spring Clean-Up, Paint-tJpj and Fix-Up campaign. To help you in every way, we have complete supply . . . and priced right, too. ■>. McCullough’ s Bulk Garden Seeds now on display . . . buy bulk seeds and save half or more than half McCullough’s Lawn G rass........ lb. 45c up For lawns, gardens, flowers and fruits Vigoro Fertilizer W ax , Varnish, Paint, Enamel, Kemtone, Polishes Mystic Foam, cleaner_________% gal. 95c Mystic Zip, cleaner___________ % gal. 90c 9x12 Linoleum Rugs , Beauty Tone 1st grade 8.50,2nd grade 7.50 You have to use it to appreciate it Plasticlean Clothes Line ........ 100 ft . 2.70 Wallpaper Cleaner Omar, W a llv e t ........ ............................. . 39c For Venetian blinds, cleans and polishes in one operation. 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