The Cedarville Herald, Volume 70, Numbers 27-52

The Cedarvilley O. Herald Vi-1JS'rMay,- -SeptbWfbe r - 26^’*1947 SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY Miss Nancy Dean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dean was guest of honor at a surprise party, Tuesday evening celebra­ ting her 12th birthday. The party was arranged by Mrs. Norma Edinger and Miss Alta Murphy and held at the Creswell shelter house. The party was a wiener roast, and the table was decorated with a birthday cake. Twenty-three boys and girls were entertained and Miss Dean received many/ birthday gifts.” Out of town guest was Mr.' Neil Cluxton of Dayton, cousin of Miss Dean, VIRGINIA VISITORS Capt. and Mrs. Lawrence Wil­ liamson an sons‘of Arlington Va. are spending the week with Capt. Williamson’s parents Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Williamson. WEEK END IN DAYTON Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Charles and daughter spent last week end with Mrs. Char-1es parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Taylor in Day- ton, RESEARCH CLUB The Research club will meet next Thursday, Oct. 2, at the home of Mrs. Leon Kling near London. The program topic will be Deep Delta Country. Mrs. Lloyd Confarr and Mrs. Clark Wagner will give papers Members de­ siring transportation to the meet­ ing should call Mrs. A. W. Cres­ well. KENSINGTON CLUB The ICennsin'jton club was en­ tertained at the home of Mrs. Melvin McMillan last 'Thursday. A three course luncheon was served and a business meeting with election of officers followed. Those elected to offices were Mrs. Mrs. Harold Dobbins, pres., Mrs ■‘•viWarren .’Barber, "vice -pres., Mrs. •Harry Wright, sec.,- Mrs. Frank Creswell- ass't sec., and Mrs. John Davis, treas. The October meet­ ing will be held at the home of Mrs. Delmar Jobe. c o z TH EATR E Y F ri. and Sat. Sept. 26 - 27 — Double Feature Program — “GENIUS AT WORK” —and— “WEST OF DODGE CITY” Sun. and Mon. Sept. 28 -29 ' Tyrone Power - Gene Tcirney “THE RAZOR’S EDGE” Also Fox News F irst show at 6:30 P. M. on this feature only. Wed. and Tiuirs, Oct, 1 - 2 Fred MacMurray » Paulette Goddard “SUDDENLY IT ’S SPRING” Paramount News - Cartoon WEEK END AT SUNDUSKY Me, and M rs..Fred Townsley spent last wv\ek end in gundusky visiting their daughter and son- in-law Mr. and Mrs. John San­ ders. RECOVERING George Gordon is recovering from a major operation at Miami Valley Hospital. SON BORN Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frazee are announcing tlv birth of a son Ronald Richard a t F t. Hamilton in Hamilton, Ohio. HONOR COUPLE Mr. and Mrs, John Davis en­ tertained a group of friends and relatives Friday evening with a dinner party a t the Red Brick Capt. and Mrs. La Clede Markle, tavern near London, honoring who are visiting relatives here. WEISS - MILLER Urns filled with huckleberry and oaft leaves decorated the altar of the Yellow Springs Presbyter­ ian church where the wedding of Miss Esther Pauline Weiss and Russel Henry Miller took place Thursday at 4:30 p. m. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Weiss, Phillips street,^ Yellow* Springs. Mr. Miller is the son of Mr, and .Mrs. Walter W. Miller, Tgnyard. road near Yellow Springs. The glow, from ten tall cathe­ dral candles on the altar lighted •the nuptial scene. Single tapers, . banked with green foliage, were placed* in eaCli of -the church windows. If you want to sell or buy Why not nlv# us a try ‘ Spencer Real E s ta te Sales Phone Clifton 5743 Located on Route 72 2 ml. north at Clifton 6 ml. south of Springfield \ NAME THA T STANDS FOR GOOD FURNITURE BUDGET p l a n AVA ILA B LE ADAIR’ S N. Detroit St. Xenia, 0 . A stitch in time saves how many? Ann's Beautv Shop Phone 6-3131 The answer is the telephone number. Buying A Home? W E HAV E MONEY TO LOAN FOR BUYING HOMES OR FARMS , REFINANCING OR MAK ING REPA IRS V COME IN AND T E L L US YOUR NEEDS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS INSURED U P TO $ 5 ,0 0 0 •v WE MAKE GI LOANS TO VETERANS * Peop les Building & Savings Company Xen ia , Ohio 11 G reen St. Phone 11 RdV.* Herbert?"&*-Schroeder, pas­ tor of the. chtirch, read the dou­ ble ring, service. Preceding the ceremony a. thirty-minute dusical program was. presented .by Mrs, Trenton-Judy, organist, and Mri W. E , Littleton, Yellow Springs, vocalist. , . , The bride, given in marriage .by her father, .was unattended. (For her wedding she chose a dressmaker suit of blue gabardine Page Three with bifown 'accessories. She wore a brown satin circlet hat with ribbon trim and carried an arm bouquet of bronze chrysanthe­ mums. -Mr. Edward J . Dykstra, Yellow Springs, -Brother-in-law of the bride, arid Mr. Russell'Luse, hear Yellow Springs, were, ushers'."' Following the service gue'sts were received by Mr. and Mrs. Miller in the church vestibule. Later .a deception fori members of the immediate families was held at the Weiss home. Mr. and Mrs. Miller left Thurs­ day night on a wedding trip to Beaumont Inn, Harrodsburg, Ky. They will be at home after Nov. 1 in the Dawson ’Apts., Yellow Springs”.- * Mrs. Miller is a graduate of Bryan High School and attended Miami University. Until recently, she was employed as recorder at Antioch College. Mr. Miller a graduate of Cedarville High School, is employed a t the Yellow Springs Postoffice. r^ypTO 700 BUSHELS01MORE from eaevk bushel of "fc s * SAVES f o o d ■tt- SAVES t i m e SAVES MONEt fH e re and ready fo r '•your inspection. Big, 1 5roomy, 11-cubic-foot1 1capacity.’ Freezes and stores 385 pounds of j delicious food. DON'T j WAIT. . supply is not i unlimited. Harry Haverty, Mgr. Jeffersonville Phone 3301 Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Reasonable Charges OR, C. E. WILKIN Optometric Eye Specialist Xen ia , /And for lo ts of m ilk you need good m ilk­ m a k i n g r a t i o n s — P urina C ow C hows Photographs of Ch ildren In Y ou r Horne Bab ies A Specialty . U‘ ' '• "J T" '4». r” '"7 SCHWAB 106 Carry Street YELLOW SPRINGS Phone fo r Appointment J u s t D ial 7 -5 4 8 2 (No Toll Charge) IT’S THE MILK IN THE BAG 0 $ m h i i t t And the ingredients in the bag m ean there’s m ilk / b u i l t i n .” Get Purina Cow Chow now. Ks * WHEN HENS PURINA HAVfCOLDS RAT KILLERS w \ I ' T T ' D u s t th em 9 ' T w o w ith P u r in a B a t PURINA K illers fo r CHLQRENA complete POWDER contro l. v\ When you Buy PURINA you Buy MILK I. y ■99% BIG PRIZES A in the Pu;|r \9 MYOU JUDGE THE DOGS” Contest. Get your free entry blanks from us^ STEER and L A MB To ba lan ce yg\ixh.om© grown grain grid bring fa s t, iow-ppst g a in s . PURINA STEER FATENA UM B FATENA PURINA BREEDER CHOWS Contain extra minerals and vitamins to provide 1. Peak Production X. High Hatchabllity LOW-COST GAINS ba lan ce your grain w ith PURINA PIG S HOG CHOW R. G. WELLS B U S H E L i IT PAVS TO. One bushel of Pioneer seed com usually produces from 400 to 700 bushels of crop, figured at 60 to 100 bushels per acre on seven acres, fust a LITTLE extra yield per acre from each bushel of seed com planted accumulates surprisingly MANY dollars profit. Superior * quality Pioneer comes up strong in the spring, stands the torments of weather and delivers tremendous yields. See us for good seed corn: Representative LaurisB.Straley Cedarville R. R. 2 a HOME Get ready to build that home you have dreamed about * * by buying bonds regularly, putting them away to i meet the Necessary down payment when changes in restrictions, priorities, etc., "allow private home build­ ing in this area. Buy a FARM We have money to loan on farms at attractive interest rates with easy repayments. I f you own a farm and desire financing or refinancing we will be glad to consider your needs. BOY YOURSELF A HOM E Finance your home, buying through our easy pay­ ments just like rent with monthly reducing plan. BUY BONDS HERE HOME FEDERAL Savings & Loan Assn. O F XEN IA , OHIO 4^6 N. Detroit St. All Accounts Insured Up to $ 5 ,0 0 0 ’'gfbcef'liseif' i $ S J R T a S I ' . . • . l o r r - i . ^ f you’re old enough you probably re of beans in his window, and give a prize to the one guessing nearest to the nuiut?eC of beans. No one usually came very close to*the Correct number. Recently a modern version of this game was played In the U .8 .P e p p le ire asked haw many individual petroleum companies there were in ilig country. , How Many leans in the Jar? A | were Here, too, the guesses were plenty wild! Eighteen per cent of those guessing said there were 15 or less. The average guess was 28. What wopld f Bay? 100? —150? .Well ; O get ready for a surprise. There are 34 ,006 individual oil companies ih the COunhy Eodayl And, in addition, there are 225,005 service stations. Here’s why the number of oil companies fs important to you. These separate organizations are rivals for business. Through rivalry in search for new oil the$£§Y£ increased our country’s oil resources . . . finding new supplies, and inventfog1&sy§ ifo get oil’ that couldn’t be had before. They compete in building pipe lines for lower cost transportation. They improve products and services so that they can offer you something better than competition can. They work to reducgjposts so that the price to you will be more attractive. Whether in the development of a new life-saving medicine, an invention which adds millions of barrels of oil to America’s available resources, or a new lubricant which helps your car last longer . . . everyone profits all the way down tiig line* thanks to the progressive rivalry between 34,000 U. S«. oil companies! ^ ' THE STANDARD. OIL CO. (OHIO) m *«H8 cf :* If J.-M . - , - - - • . * / w .v r- J' ,' *j-* I * 1 . Petroleuzrts Progress