The Cedarville Herald, Volume 70, Numbers 27-52

The Cedarville/.O. Herald.. ANNOUNCE WEDDING Announcement is being made of the approaching marriage of Miss Jayne McCorkell, Springfield, to John Hosier, Jr., Springfield. The wedding will take place Thanks­ giving day. Rev. O, 0 . Boggess will offi­ ciate at the service in the parson­ age of the Second Church of 'God, Springfield, at 10:30 a. m. Upon their return from a wed­ ding trip, Mr, Hosier and his bride will establish their home at 225 St. George street, Spring- field. Miss McCorkcll is the daughter of Mr, J. R. McCorkell, Salinas, Calif., and the late Mrs. Ilelene Ruth Pox, Springfield. She is the granddaughter o f Mrs. Mary McCorkell, Cedarville. Mr. Hosier is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. John Mosier, Sr., 1905 Beatrice street, Springfield. He attended Springfield high school and is employed by Norris Home Appliances, Springfield. HONOR BRIDE Miss Catherine Ferguson, near Clifton, fcride-elect of William Kyle, near Xenia, was honored at a dinner party at which Misses Ruth and Florence Andrews were hostesses at their home on the Xenia-Jamestown pike, last Wed­ nesday evening. Appointments for the dinner, at which there were covers for nine guests, were in yellow and white. Games were played fol­ lowing the dinner and Miss Fer­ guson was presented a gift by the hostesses. SHOWER Mrs. Charles Edinger was host­ ess at a shower at her home Thursday evening for Mrs. Ar­ thur Evans. Twenty guests were entertained with contests and prizes were won by Mrs. H. W. Evans, Mrs. Robert Dennehy, Miss Grace Lyt- . trell and Mrs. Ali^e Burr. A n ' array of gifts was presented to ! the guest of honor and 1 tfresh -! ments were served with appoint-' mer.ts in pink and blue. ' i i KENSINGTON CLUB i Mrs. H. K. Stormont enter­ tained the Kensington club at her home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. David Reynolds presided over the business meeting and, roll call was answered with each mem­ ber' g i v i n g ’family Xmas' trad!- ‘ ■'tlbn/'Mifs.* Fried CleinanS gave a papey on Christmas Key Notes, telling o f the orgin and meaning o f Christmas. 35 members and guests were served a salad .course b y Mrs, Stormont. In December; the. members will en­ tertain their husbands with a Xmas party at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Turnbull. McKIBBEN CLASS The McKibben Bible class met at the U. P. church Friday even­ ing. Mr, and Mrs. Arnet Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dean and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cooley' were Host and Hostess. Arthur Evans had charge o f devotions. The group was shown colored slides of many beautiful scenes taken in Germany. Mrs. Ruth Lillick and Mrs. Dorothy Cotter Were the program committee. GOLDEN RULE CLASS The Golden Rule circle class o f the Methodist church met Fri­ day evening at the home of Mrs. W. B. Collier. The meeting was in charge of the president Mrs. J. 0 . Connor and Mrs. Cora Trumbo conducted a series o f in­ teresting and unique games, a delicious salad course was served to 25 members and guests by Mrs. Thomas Frame and Miss Elizabeth Barrett. The December meeting will be a Christmas pro-*1 gram and exchange o f gifts. MISSIONARY MEET " . _ TJip Womans’ Missionary ;so- ceity o f the U. P», church met at* the church Monday afterndon. Devotional leader was Mrs* J. M. Bull. Program was in charge o f Mrs. Ada Mxtchel, Mrs. H. S. Bailey ami Mi’s. Frpd Townsley. Hostess for the" afternoon was Mrs. Donald Engle, Mrs. Lewis Lillick and Mrs.' Lucy Turner. WESLEY CLASS The Wesley class of .the Meth­ odist church met Monday even­ ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wisecup* Mrs. W. P, Col­ lier ’ had *kharge o f ' devotions. Each member brought an article, wrapped and an Auction Sale was held. A fter the business meeting a social hour followed and a salad course was served by the hostess. „ TO ARKANSAS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Creswell and daughter Sally Kay, Miss Alta Murphy and A . H. Creswell are spending the Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. Creswell's father Mr. J. H. Creswell in Marianna Ark, Miss Annabel Tlia* Murdock will accompany them ter Deslle spent a few days. with , ftaraMy, “'J^^ravififeV^Iifc. ’arid Page Three' their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Burchard Foster in Worth­ ington this week. WILMINGTON VISITOR Mrs. Grandsfaf o f Wilmington, mother o f Mrs. Charles Duvall has been visiting at the Duvall home. RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Philip Frey have returned from a trip to the West. They visited relatives in Galifor- to IJdemphis Tenn., and visit relatives there. RESEARCH CLUB The Research c l u b annual Christmas banquet will be held at., the United Presbyterian church on Thursday evening, Dec. 4, at 6:30. Please make reservations with Mrs. Hastings by Monday, Dec. l._ WEEK END GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clemans and.Mr. and Mrs. Homer Me In­ tyre had as guests last week, Mr. Me Intyre's mother and aunt Mr3. Siby Me Intyre o f St, Louis and Mrs. Marvine o f Washing­ ton, D. C. IN INDIANAPOLIS Miss Honey Lou Stormont spent the week end in Indianapo­ lis Ind., while there she will at­ tend the Socji Henie ice review. VISIT IN WORTHINGTON Mrs. Vincent Rigio and-dqugh- REBEKAH LODGE The Cedarville Rebekah lodge will meet on Tuesday, Dec. 2 at 8 p. m. . Prevailing Prices paid for DEADSTOCK * FARM BUREAU COOP. ASSN . call collect Xenia 756 Dayton KEnmore 5742 Make It Your Business $ o Visit our store when in Springfield Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry - Guns • ’ Suits - Top Coats - Cameras - Radios New and Used - At prices you can’t beat p Open Evenings 65 W. Main 8t. Springfield, O. EVERYAFTERNOON 4 « P.M. 1 3 4 0 ON Y O U R D I A L NOV. 27 ’ TIL CHRISTMAS t p e ( g W fo d e if' WIZE Have fun with Santa Claus on the radio l Hear Santa read boys'* and girls’ letters on the air! He answers every child by mail besides, with a letter and his newest picture in color, So harry—wiile to Santa la* day/ ar gel mother or daddy fa writs for you, WEEK END GUEST Billy 01ass spent last week end with Charles Eugene Kyle at Mt. Labor. SUNDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs, H. L. Pickering ar-d Nelson entertained to dinner Sunday the following: Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hurley, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurley, New Burlington; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Webb and Mrs. Wendell Garber and Fam­ ily, Alpha Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Garber,"Randy Fisher, Xenia; Mr. afid Mrs. ^Claude Jacks and Family, Dajrton; Miss Carol 'Simpson, Centerville, Ohio.’ . HERE FOR HOLIDAY Here from Bowling Green State University fo r the Thanksgiving holidays are Miss Florence Wil­ liamson, Mildred Janet and Don­ ald Williamson children of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Williamson and Helen Williamson daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Collin 'William­ son and Jo Ann Jobe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar C. Jobe, ATTEND MEETING Mrs. David Reynolds, Mrs. Jo^m Mills and Mrs, Amos Frame, with a group o f Xenia ladies all members o f the W. S. C. S. visited Methodist institutions in Columbus Friday. Places visited were?, ‘ South' * SiSd settlement, White Cross’ hospital and chil- 'drens home at Worthington. IN COLUMBUS Mrs, John Hilt and son John Jr. are spending the week in Columbus with. her .parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Robe. WEEK END GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Denninger o f Dayton spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones. SUNDAY GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Alva Chaplin had as Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Chaplin and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Chaplin and family of Dayton, SUNDAY GUESTS , Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chaplin had as Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herbert and son of Frank­ lin, O, Farm Drain Tile Ditching1 Trenching Service ROSS COTTER P. O. Box Springfield Phone 3-6810 p O Z ¥ W THEATRE I THANKSGIVING DAY SPECIAL Van Johnson - Jane Allyson “HIGH BARBAREE” Fri. & Sat. Nov. 28 - 29 Ray Millar.d - Teresa Wright “THE TROUBLE J W ITH WOMEN” ? Cartoon - Sports Sun. & Mon. Nov.' 30-Dec. 1 Cornel Wilde - Maureen O’Hara “THE HOME- STRETCH” Also Fox News Wed. & Thurs Dec. 3 - 4 a Jack Carson - Robert Hutton ‘LOVE AND LEARN5 News - “Hollywood Wonderland1! Thanksgiving Wewill remainopennextWednesday evening, November26,until8p.m. inorderthatwemay accomodate lateThanksgivingshoppers. W M m V*fS i xL *• hi* F R E E CHRISTMAS 1 GIFT PHOTO CATALOG Over 4,000 Photo Gilt Items to choose from! In a few weeks our>. new Christmas catalog will Be off the press! Because©* the limited quantity avail-. able we can only maO-ft. FREE to those who use the coupon below!, Brtoffi It in or v ; ; ' JUST MAH THIS COUPON * '■ * ■ \ NAME a 1 0 * ■M i i o i im im n c i ii l i i J a * < 1 ** J ADDRESS........ ........ I I • i a » I I « jj CUT••••••••••!•«•••* g i - • OPEN EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY i TILL 9 P. M, * „ , (mm CAMERA SHOP 31 w. HIGH Sprfngfiald, O. Registered NURSES WANTED Good Pay! Prominent hospital has several im­ mediate staff openings. These are permanent — with good pay. S20 bonus for afternoon or night duty. Regular pay increases. Liberal ar­ rangements fo r room and board. Ideal living conditions. Hospital has large and able staff o f doctors. Facilities among 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. " • V v v All Mela! Dehxe Wheelbarrow Bright orange.and black, ex­ tremely durable. Overall length 32 with rub­ ber tire. * 2.98 'Wffid-ffie-Crank" Blackboard , Desk style . . . 3 9 " high with a 1 5 " x 1 3 " black­ board area. All-wood, a sturdy useful gift for the youngsters. $ 4.00 PLANNING SOME FARM IMPROVEMENTS? If It’s a building job - I f it’s a drainage or erosion control proj’ect - If it’s electrification or home appliances - No Matter What Farm Improvement Job You Under- t d l{ 6 - IFCREDIT ISNEEDED Ask Earl Skillings, Secretary-Treasurer - he can fit a FEDEARL LAND BANK Loan to a wide variety o f needs. SPWFIELD NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION Serving Greene, Clark and Champaign Counties New Zimmerman Bldg, Springfield, Ohio Phone 3-3491 5 * MetalWagon Dixie fly e z Jr. Steel, deluxe coaster for lit­ tle tots. Vz" rubber tires, color: fire-engine red, baked enamel. * 2 . 7 5 16 " Wheel Velocipede Red and white colors, extra* durable construction. Spring- mounted scat with flat step on axle. Loads o f fun for 4 ^ any child! $ 13.75 Doil-E- Swrng A combina­ tion ro ck e r and swing 22" high. All-steel ^built. «L95 Piefare Oca Shows movies with a click o f the trigger. P o u r films with gun. . * 2.75 Open all day on Wednesday, Nov. 26— Closed all day Thanksgiving DUVALL HARDWARE Phone 6-1941 Cedarvilla i s r e a d y f o r Ch r is t ma s * i t *" 'A %„ ■iit v. -M f 'ljgp* I~ | ' 5 , f t ■ vf A v is i t to oui* R ed e c o ra ted s to r e i s a t r e a t In i t s e l f ! New escalators, the widest and most beautifully lighted in the country, take you speedily from floor to floor without Waiting. Meet Santa Claus in Hike’s Toy Won­ derland directly in front o f the escalators on the sixth floor. “ The Night B e fo re Christmas” in a series of moving tableaux, is an exciting attraction in Hike’s Comer Window. ♦ Santa on the A ir will broadcast to kiddies direct from Rike’s Toyland each weekday from 4:30 to 4:45 over station WHIO starting December 1. “ Holiday House” on Rike’s sixth floor is a complete home, decorated especially for the Christmas season, using the very newest in home furnishings. A Baby Bazaar on Rike’s second floor Is bursting with cuddly gifts for wee lots celebrating their first Christmas. Cornelia, Hike’ s Personal Shopper, “ will fiD your mail or telephone orders or ' sh'op with you when yon come to Hike’s. 'She’s full o f good gift suggestions. Hike’ s Budget Account allows you to buy all your Christmas gifts at one time, pay for them in twelve equal monthly sums. Open an account now at our seventh floor credit office. 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