The Cedarville Herald, Volume 71, Numbers 27-52

ATTENDANTS AT WEDDING^ Two sisters o f the. bride will be membeic-.. of;,the wedding party whan Miss EdnaXiaire Stormont,. Federal pike-, marries Mr. Theo­ dore F . (Ted! Harsh, Sidney, in the Cedarville United Presbyter­ ian Church Friday, Aug. 6, at 8:30 p. m. Mrs. Millard French (Margaret Stormont), South Solon, the bride’s eldest sister, will be mar- iron o f honor and Miss Mary (The Cedarf$QQt *0.,. Herald Friday; July BO, 1948 tained and included members' o f a young people’s class o f the Ce­ darville U n i t e d Presbyterian Church, taught by Miss Stormont and teachers o f the primary de­ partment. Games were played, after which Miss Stormont wt*s presented gifts which were arranged on a table around a sprinkling can. Minature sprinkling cans were given as favors when a dessert* course was served by the hostess- 1 Louise Stormcgt will be maid o f es. VISITS PARENTS • Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jordon and family returned Sunday after visiting Mrs. Jordons’ parents Mr. and Mrs. John Miller in Sar­ dinia and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller in Cincinnati. VISITORS FROM TOLEDO Mr. and Mrs. William Lister and family had as weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tuller of Toledo. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE Mr. Harold-Reardean was sur­ prised on his birthday,' Sunday, when a group of relatives held a covered dish picnic^at Bryan Park. Those attending^were: Rli*. and Mrs. Ray Reardean and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 0 . E. Dawson and Miss Highland Hil- debrant o f Springfield and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harper of Sum- merford and Mr and Mrs. Har­ old Reardean and son Jimmy. VISITS FATHER ^ rs* Isadore- Notz, Dayton, spent Sunday with, her father, Mi*. Elmer<0wens't jfr RETURNS FROM IOWA Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Agnor and family, Mrs. Jennie Agnor and Mrs. Orville Huffman have returned after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cummings in Oskaloosa, Iowa! VISITS COUSIN Miss Claudine Dorn.of Sedalia spent last week with her cousin Miss Linda Gordon. ON FURLOUGH Sgt. Ralph R. Richards, sla- honor. The briedsmaid will he Miss Jane Harsh, Sidney, sister o f the bridegroom. Mr. French, the bride’s broth-*, er-in-lavfc will serve as best friar? and ushers will he Messrs. Har­ old Stormont, brother o f the bride; Wendell Cultice, Cedar­ ville, and Willard Harsh, Beaver Falls, Pa., cousin o f the bride­ groom. Dr. R. A. Jamieson, pastor o f ’ the Cedarville church, will of- ficate a t the open service as­ sisted by|Rev. Luther McFarland, pastor csf -the Bellecenter Re­ formed Presbyterian Church. A thirty-minute program o f nuptial music, beginning at 8 p. m., will precede the service. Miss Lena Hastings will be or­ ganist; Miss Ruth Ramsey, Ce­ darville, will be violinist and Mr. John Stevens, Kirkland, Ind., will be vocalist. Following the service a recep­ tion will be held in the church parlors. Miss Stormont is the second daughter o f Mr: and Mrs. Meryl Stormont, Federal pike, and Mr. .Harsh is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harsh, Sidney. Both arc graduates of Cedarville College. NEWLYWEDS WILL RESIDE IN CEDARVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cultice (Betty Spence) will make their home in Cedarville when they re­ turn, from, a two weeks’ wedding trip to Canada and Niagara Falls N. Y. The couple was married Sat­ urday afternoon at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carli'le, Cedarville. Dr. Paul H. Elliott, pastor o f the Cedarville Presby­ terian Church, read the double ring service before an altar o f palms, flanked by tapers in seven- branch candelabra. Mr. Cultice is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cultice, Wilber- foreve pike. The former bliss Spence has resided with Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle the last three years. The bride was attired in a frock o f pink and white nylon fashioned with in inset o f white lace at the waist. Her accessor­ ies were white and she wore a corsage of pink roses. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lu-e (Norma Andrews), Clifton, were attendants. Mrs. Luse wore a pink frock complemented by navy- blue accessories and a white car­ nation corsage. A reception fo r members o f the family and friends was held at the Carlisle home following the ceremony. Both the bride and bridegroom are graduates o f Cedarville High School. Mr. Cultice is employed at the Morris Bean Co., Yellow Springs. COUPLE MARRIED IN JAMESTOWN' SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Stevens (Helen Gray Lemaster) are resid­ ing in Cedarville following their marriage which took place in the Jamestown Pentecostal Church o f Christ last Saturday evening. The. bride is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Lemas­ ter, Cedarville, and Mr. Stevens is thgjson o f Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stevens, Hazard, Ky. Rev. Bruce Brooks officiated at the service. Miss Magdalene Lemaster, sis­ ter o f the bride, was maid of hon­ or and the bridesmaids were Miss Jacqueline Moore, Jeffersonville, and Miss Mildred Bradshaw, Jamestown. The maid of honor wore a gown or orchid taffeta and carried red roses. Miss Moore wore aqua crepe and Miss Bradshaw was in pink crepe. Their flowers were pink r (and yellow roses, j For her marriage the bride / chose a gown o f whit faille taf- ■ feta. The fitted bodice was fash­ ioned with a net yoke and had long sleeves, tapering to points over her hands. The full skirt ex­ tended into a slight train .Her fingertip veil was held in place with a band o f orange blossoms and she carried a colonial bou­ quet o f gardenias. Mr. Floyd.. Osman, Jr.,. Cedar­ ville, served as best man and the ushers wer M&ssrs, Joseph Pat­ rick, Jamestown, and Guy Klimer, Jr:, Cedarville. It For her daughter's wedding “ } Mrs. Lemaster v?ore a light blue i dress with white accessories. Mrs. Stevens, mother ^ f the bride­ groom, wore $ white crepe dress. Both had corsages o f white car­ nations. , Mrs. Stevens, attended Cedar­ ville high school. Mr. Stevens is employed by LoWe Bros., Dayton. FETED AT SHOWER Miss Claire Stormont, Federal pike; bride-elect o f Mr* Theo­ dore F . Harsh, Sidney, was hon­ ored at a miscellaneous “ shower _ at which Mrs. Arnett GoTdin and Mrs. Raymond Spracklen were hostesses at the Spracklen home on Old Town-Clifton pike, Thurs- isday evening. Twenty-five guests were enter- The marriage o f Miss Stor­ mont and Mr. Harsh will take place in the Cedarville U. P. Church Friday, Aug. 6. Miss Storm&nt is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.- Meryl Stormont, Fed­ eral pike. The bridegroom-elect is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harsh, Sidney. HOLD EVANS REUNION One hundre thirteen members o f the Evans family gathered at the nark shelter house Sunday for a reunion. These are the descend­ ants o f Robert Evans, father of A . W. Evans. Guests were present from B a It i r a o r e, Westerville, Reynoldsburk, Columbus, Day- ton, N. Burlington, Xenia, James­ town, St. Paris, Winchester Va.. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bailey and Mrs. Walter Clowser o f Win­ chester are visiting relatives here for a few* days. Mrs. Fred Dean and Mr. Arthur Evans Were in charge of arrangements this year and for next years reunion, Mr. Lawrence Lutrel and Sirs. Glen Merriman of Xenia will have charge. FOR r o o f i also STORM WINDOWS * GALL JOHNS-MANVILLE REPRESENTATIVE MR. CAUSEY Springfield 2-9.">lV5 See Our Prices First RECEIVES BROKEN ARM I Sally Hutchinson, daughter o f , i Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hutchinson i j o f Chicago received a broken i j arm when she fell at the home ! o f h.er grandmother Mrs. J. S . ! West where she lias been visit­ ing. WANTED SCRAP IRON, METAL, RAGS, PAPER BATTERIES, ETC. in any quantities- We pay market prices. PHONE 2188 WILMINGTONPON.&METALCO. Wilmington, Ohio 14- S. Mulberry St, "at ESESHaWSSeESBS^BESQB BIBLE CLASS PICNIC’S The MeKibben Bible Class of the U. P. church and their famil- j ies held a covered dish picnic a t ! m the community shelter house § Tuesday evening, i GUESTS HERE Mrs. Mai y MeCorkell and son 1 Perry had as guests this pa s t; week Dr. and Mrs. W. R. G ra -, ham o f LaFayette, Ind. T h e ; Grahams are enroute to visit in Philadelphia Pa. Mrs. Graham is ! a sister o f Mrs. jLIcCorkell. GUEST SOLOIST f Miss Patty Davis, daughter o f ' Mr. and Mrs. Colm Davis, was guest trumpet soloist, with the lo t); niece National Cash Register Co. i band, in a concert held Sunday! evening at the Old River Park in Dayton. She was accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Mildred F o s -; ter. t I WCTU f The July meeting o f the WCTU i was held last Thursday at the home o f Mrs. Wright. A business f meeting during jvlrich very en- f corn-aging- reports were given ,! was followed by a pleasant social, time. 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