The Cedarville Herald, Volume 70, Numbers 27-52

4 The Cedarville, O. Herald -Mrs. Dobbins is a graduate of Jeffersonville High School and Springfield‘Business College. She formerly was employed on the sta ff o f the Springfield YWCA. Mr. Dobbins, son o f Mr. and Mrs 4 Fred Dobbins, near Cedar­ ville, .is a graduate o f Cedarville High School and attended Purdue University. He is engaged in farming. ATTENDANT CHOSEN Miss Catherine Ferguson, near Clifton, who will become the bride o f William H. Kyle, near Xenia, in the Clifton United Pres­ byterian church Nov. 29, will have her sister, Miss Nancy Fer­ guson, as her maid of honor and •only attendant. The wedding will take place in an open church ceremony at 8:30 p. m. Dr. John W. Bickett, pastor o f the church, will officiate at the service. Dalton Drake, Elizabeth, N. J., former Xenian, will serve as best man. A reception fo r 125 guests will be held at the Ferguson home following the service. Miss Ferguson, who resigned Nov. 1 as chief deputy in the of­ fice of County Recorder E. D. Beatty, was honored recently by thq Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Clifton U. P. church at a meeting'at the home of Misses Margie and Jean Brad- fute, near Cedarville. Miss Fer­ guson, vice president of the so­ ciety was presented a g ift by the group. Miss Ferguson is the daughter of Mrs. William B. Ferguson, Old Town-CIifton pike. Mr. Kyle is BAR DINNER Challenging his audience “ to prove that this nation is loyal to the name o f a Christian nation,” Rev. John Abemethy, pastor of the Presbyterian church, Wash­ ington C. H., delivered an Armis­ tice day address to members of Cedar Cliff chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, ajml guests at a dinner meeting at the United Presbyterian church Tuesday flight. Seventy-three m e m b e r s and guests attended ifie dinner fo r which the chapter’s executive board was hostess. A comparison between the sign­ ing o f the armistice at the end o f World War I on Nov. 11, 1918 and the signing o f the Mayflower compact on Nov. 11, 1620 was made by Rev. Aber 'ethy, who said: “ The pilgrims banded to­ gether fo r the glory of God and allegiance to their king.” In con­ clusion, he said: “ See to it that this day which we call Armistice day is not a farce. We are a great country so let us prove to every­ one our nation is loyal to the name of a Christian nation.” Rev. Paul Elliott, pastor of the Presbyterian church, offered thp invocation and Mrs, M. J. Bahin, shapter regent, presided. James Steel, Cedarville, sang turn* solos: “ Sapphische Qde,” by Brahms) “ To You,” by Strauss and “ The Two Grenadiers,’* by Schumann. Mrs. Harold Price, Xenia, played two violin solos: “ Gavotte,” by Gorsee, and “ Sere­ nade,” by Schubert. Mrs. Paul Elliott was accompanist. A “ white elephant sale” was Prevailing Prices paid for DEADSTOCK f a r m ; b u r e a u COOP. ASSN. • call collect Xenia 756 Dayton KEnmore 5742 ? a/' fund fo r ' the Marine hospital at Ellis Island for%a music_ therapy and motion pictures project. Jo­ seph Gordon was auctioneer for the sale. Miss EU?arior\Kyle is chairman o f the chapter’s Ellis Island* committee''and was in charge o f 'this feature o f the meetirig. • ■ " A three-course dihner Was sCr-. ved by women o f the church at tables decorated in tapers and crepe paper streamers employ­ ing s color motif o f red, white and blue. WILT - DOBBINS In a Ceremony solemnized in the home o f the bride’s parents, Miss Louise Wilt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wilt, Jefferson­ ville, became the bride o f Robert Dobbins, near Cedarville, Thurs­ day at 7:30 p. m. Rev: C. P. Miller, pastor o f the Jeffersonville Methodist church, read the double ring service. . Baskets of. yellow chrysanthe­ mums and other fall flowers deco­ rated the Wilt home fo r the serv­ ice at which only members of the immediate families were present. Miss Norma Jean Wilt, sister o f the bride, and Paul Dobbins, brother o f the bridegroom, were attendants. The bride wore a blue crepe dress with harmonizing accessories and a corsage o f red roses and yellow chrysanthe­ mums. Her sister appeared in a green crepe frock and her flowers were bronze chrysanthemums. An ice course was served fol­ lowing the service. Mr. and Mrs. Dobbins left Thursday night on a wedding trip to the South and upon their return will reside on Cafeteria Chicken Supper ‘and Bazaar at the Mfthodist Church Nov. 19 5:30 to 8 p. m. f O Z V V THEATRE I Fri. & Sat Nov; 14 <*15 Jack Leonard - Mary Dugan “SWING THE WESTERN W A Y ” Comedy - Speaking o f Animals Sun. Mon. & Tues. Nov. 16-17-18 Gregory Peck - Jane Wyman “THE YEARLING” * In Technicolor * , Also Fox News r - ;Wed & Thurs, Nov. 19 - 20 | Anne Baxter - William Holden i“BLAZE OF MOON” \ Paramount NevX? * Cartoon Registered NURSES WANTED Good Pay! Prominent hospital lias several im­ mediate staff openings. These are permanent —- with good pay. $20 bonus for afternoon or night duty. Regular pay increases. Liberal ar­ rangements far room and board. Ideal living conditions. Hospital has large and able staff o f doctors. Facilities an$ng most modern in Midwest. Policies liberal and tol­ erant. Don’t delay. Write or wire today to Director o f Nurses, Jew­ ish Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio. Make It Tear Business To visit our Store when Springfield Watches * Diamonds * Jewelry - Guns Suits «Top Coats *Cameras •Radio* New andUsed - At price* you can’t beat O p e n E v e n in g s 1 B&B S3 W. Main St. SprlngfUld, O. OLDFASHIONEDBARNDANCE Cedarville Opera House SATURDAY NOVEMBER, 22 8 p. m* i * W Sponsored Progressive Cljjb fo r 6 g n ^ o f fa rjc Blue Sisters, cowgirl quarter Dpris gchafpr, cowgirl Shorty Y^pscoy, novplty act Rosemary Powell* NgveMy net Barbara Synder* Fg^e Oliver, W IZE western and hillbilly songs Jim Eichelberger, cowboy songs Ray Knapp and Hillbilly band ' ?‘ i;heJ'spn* of*Ivf^and i f . Kyle*' near *jfceriia'. »"• „* OFFICERS INSTALLED Mrs. Ross Wiseman, Cedar­ ville, was installed as president of the Greene County Chapter of American Gold Star* Mothers,: Inc., at^a. meeting at ■'Thfr Kliig- ; dom, E. Main street, •recently*.* She succeeds Mrs. Brainerd Tur- vy, who was installing officer. Other new officers are Mrs. J. C. Armentrout, Xenia, first vice president; Mrs. Aaron Knick, near Xenia, second Vice presi­ dent; Mrs. A. D. Robinette, Xenia, secretary; Mrs. Charles McDan­ iel, Xenia, treasurer; Mrs. A. L. Scberry, Xenia, chaplain; Mrs. Robert Nelson, Cedarville,. ser- geant-at-arms; Mrs. W i l l i a m Fudge, near Xenia, historian, and Mrs. Turvy, colorbearer. Mrs. Maynard LaMar and daughter,.' Shirley, presented a musical pro­ gram at the installation cere­ mony. All future meetings of the chapter will be held at The King- - dom on the first Saturday of each month from 2 to 4 p. m. RESEARCH CLUB The Research club met last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clark Wagner. “ Mormon- ism” was the subject and mem­ bers answered roll call naming a city in Utah. Papers on Mor- mon religi&I A. E, Richards 'jpriSTMrs. Donna Finney. Reports on the Middle west disttidt meeting o f OhioFed­ eration o f. Wi&rilfens clubs, were given^by Mrs.' J .. E. Kyle and ^Mrs. 'Karlh Bull. Refreshments .<’Vere',seryed"£o 21 members and ‘ several''guests.' \ . BROADCASTERS CLASS The Broadcasters Class met Monday night at the First Pres­ byterian Church. Devotions were led by Mr. Paul Edwards and Mr. Harry •Wright introduced the speaker,.Miss Josephine Randal, who spoke of her trip to the Hawaiian Islands this past, sum­ mer. Twenty-one members were present. Refreshments were ser­ ved by the hostesses, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wright and Mr, and Mrs. Paul Edwards, REBEKAH LODGE : The Cedarville IOOF lodge No. ■630 organized on Thursday night, Nov. 6 , a new Rebekah lodge No. 825. The Xenia Rebekah lodge •Consisting o f 30 members with ^Grand Master and Grand Secre­ tary of this district did the organ- izingv Visiting lodges from Os­ born, Yellow Springs, Dayton, and Springfield were present. Thirty-seven members were taken in. * * * FREE CHRISTMAS . GIFT PHOTO CATALOG Over 4,000 Photo Gift (SV Items to choose from! In X . a few weeks our new V§j)j Christmas catalog will be (53) off the press! Because of X the limited quantity avail- (©) able we can only mail U / 53 V FREE to those who use the coupon below. 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SPECIALS Specials for Nov. 14!lhrough Nov. 20 Your Profit Is In Your Buying! jf* i - Hunts Prune Plums, Heavy Syrup No. 2 V 2 c a n ........—.............................. 30e Aunt Mary’ s Kadota Figs 2% can ......48c Walts Out Beets 2 % can ............. .. 12c Mighton’s Chili Con Cairne...... —~ 23c Franco American Spaghetti........2 for 31c Del Monte Seedless Raisins 15 oz. pkg 16c California Oranges 2 d o z .,........-..— 4 .... 47c Velveeta Cheese 2 IbJBrick .......... .. 95c Post Corn Toasties large pkg. ... . ... .. 17c ... •„ * Calverts Pink Alaska Salmon-No. 2 can 58c Fels Naptha Soap 2 bar$ ................. , 19c Gro Pup Ribbdn, DogFpodl lb 9 oz box 28c Heinz Tomato Ketchup 14 oz B o t ......... 25c Franks 1 lb ......... ........... .........t... 35c Bologna, Sliced........... ...................... . lb 35c Del Monte 46 oz Tomato Juice ............ 27c .,k Del Monte Fruit Cocktail No, 2VS» can 39c Cock “O” Walk Bartlett Pears No. 2V* can ...... ............. ........ ........ . 39c Green Giant Peas No. 2 can .... 18c Phillips Vegetable Beef Soup 2 cans 25c Tide Large pkg .......................... .. 34c «, * , „ e Vel Large p k g ................... - ....................35c Cut Rite W ax Paper 125 ft. Rolls ::.tz:.,20c, - Sta Flo Starch B o t .l............. 1 Roman Cleanser Gal. Jug ............ . 38c Maxwell House Coffee Blue B a g l b 48c RIGIO s | rv E cash and carry N. Main St. Cedarville, O. AS GOODAS NEW That’s what you’ll say after haying your tractor rebuilt in opr seryice shop, We’ve got the trained service men apd precision equipment to restore old tractors to tip top condition, When you have your tractor rebuilt by us, the work is done in accordance with strict International Harvester , Blue Ribbon requirements. ' ,*l.u 1 f ' * * “ ■ . . . r . . * •* r . f i c i i a . - H 1 s HALL J. HILL FARMSERVICE Jamestown Hal! J. Hill, Owner m V i J . 'I' vi T jj 'tt, 'fm?.'.*1. y., na‘jr alKjjgb •- HONOR BIRTHDAY f , Mrs. Chios Wisecup was hon­ ored with a birthday dinner at the home o f her parents Mr. and Mrs, O. F, Davis in Springfield Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Schoumacher of*'Cin- cinnati, Mr. and 'Mrs. Robert Davis, Mr^ and^.'krsV'' While* Hayes, Mr. and “Mrs,' Ed Ross, o f Springfield and Mr. and Mirs. Edgar Ballard dS. London, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wisecup. RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. John W. Collins, near Clifton, have returned Srom St. Louis where they attended the thirty-first annual meeting of the National Cooperative Milk -Producers federation last week. Mr. Collins is president of the board of directors of the Miami Valley Cooperative Milk Pro­ ducers association and represent­ ed that group at the national meeting. FIFTH BIRTHDAY Kathy Cahill daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cahill was honor- : C:i| -U ,14. c l ed,_TOthja. ^arty Sa^ttday After­ noon celebrating ‘Tier' fifth ' bfrth- ; day. Guests were David Hughes, Dwight Ridgeway, Charlotte' and Betty Charles, Julia Stiegler, Mary Lee Cuniinings and Virginia Cahill. ’■ Games ' ' were played throughout the'"afternoon ' ahd guests were served ice cream and CahSH.’- • -Hr ENI1ERT3 l IN f r i e n d s Miss Naomi Luse, entertained a group of friends at her home Saturday evening following the college fodtbail game. Those pres­ ent were Misses Nancy Ferguson, Sarah Swigart, Beth Turnbull, Eleanore Hertenstein and Mr. Jimmy Malavazos, Bill Purdom, Rollie Barton, Marty Weimer, and Stanley Hertenstein. ATTEND MEETING Several members of the Meth­ odist church attended the district brotherhood meeting in Wilming­ ton Monday night. Dr. Gaston Foote pastor of Grace Method­ ist church in Dayton was speaker and special music was furnished Page Three by. Brown's ferry fou r df radio stp io ff iW liw .''' , * TWELVE CLUB The Twelve club met Tuesday night at the home o f Mrs. Alfred Brightman. Seven members and two guests. ;enjoyed a covered dish alrrmer. Plans were discussed for a Xmas dinner and the rest o i the evening was spent socially. RETURN HOME Mrs..W. S. Hopping and Mrs, Roy Hayward of Xenia have re­ turned from a trip to Minnesota where they visited the latter’s son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. George Perrill. KENTUCKY GUESTS Miss Ina and Ralph Murdock had as guests the past week their sister and brother-in-law Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Morton of Louisville, Ky. VISIT HERE Mrs. Norman Sweet and daugh­ ter Meliyda spent a few days last week with Mrs. Clara Morton and Mrs. J. C. Townsley. AUTOMATIC BLANKET Perfect giftfor anyone! Blisful AUTOMATIC SLEEPING COMFORT G-E AUTOMATIC BLANKET will be warmly appreciated, 'all Winter long! It’s downy-light, but warm as three blankets! Bedside Control (set once a season) keeps sleeping tempera­ ture "just right” automatically —no matter how the weather changes during the night. Choice of blue, rose, green, cedar. 72x86 inches. Put one on your gift list, now. Launders beautifully, Carefully made to rigid General Elec- » trie safety standards, and approved by Underwriters’ Labora­ tories, Inc. Cities Service Blue Club Anti Freeze „•............. gal 95 c Bring your own container W e are now placing our Christmas Toys on Sale Phone U -l 1)41 Cedarvilla ifirfflTffi rom home but not ftf? **^ i j**’ -• The widely traveled G. I. got the habit o f keeping In touch with his family and friends by Long Distance . . * and he still is finding there’s nothing like the sound o f a friendly voice to bring him back home. Now, with the lines clear for more pleasure calling, you can. get the habit, too. It’s S'good idea to set aside a Special night each weelc'for those saSsfylag Long*Distance chats that keep 'die family circle wher­ ever they are. You’ll be ,surprised h ow little it costs. See the inside front cover of your telephone directory for typical low Long Distance rates jrfctat’ AS' m ^ e i r i T * m A W n r w a p a h y \