The Cedarville Herald, Volume 72, Numbers 1-26

Friday, June 3 , 1940 NIFTY CEDAR GALS The N ifty Cedar Gals 4-H club enjoyed a weiner roast Thursday at the roadside park. Faye Hus­ ton, president presided at the business meetin. The recreation was a soft ball frame. Mrs. J. B. Crumrine is leader of the group. The next meeting will be June 2 at the Crumrine home. Janet Crumrine and Faye Huston will be hostesses. MISSIONARY SOCIETY Airs. Jack Kritzer assisted by Mrs. David Ramsey entertain­ ed the Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church at her home Thursdav. Devotions were in charge o f Mrs. Ramsey and a book report, “ Chengs Mother” by Irene Sorsythe was given by Mrs. Charles Stormont. GOLDEN RULE CLASS The Golden Rule class met in tiie Methodist church Thursday evening. Mrs. Charles Spurgeon had devotions. Games and con­ tests were in charge o f Leola Corn. Hostesses for the evening were Airs. Lloyd Devoe, Mrs. Grace Barlow and Mrs. Etta Smith. MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE CHURCH OF GOD The Missionary Society of the Church of God met at the home o f Mrs. Ora Tingley. Mrs. David Strobridge was in charge o f the devotionals and program. Mrs. Tingley was assisted bv Mrs, Elwood Palmer in serving re­ freshments. WEEKEND GUEST Miss Katharine Strong of Cin­ cinnati was the weekend guest of Miss Josephine Randall, RETURN FROM TRIP Miss Blanche Turnbull of Day- ton and Beth and Jimmy Turn- bull are home after a 10 days trio to Washington D. C, and Atlantic City. Miss Turnbull at- Association Convention in At­ lantic City. The trip was a grad­ uation present for Beth. GRADUATES ENTERTAINED ' Members of the Cedarville Col­ lege faculty entertained the grad­ uates and their families in the Co-op building Friday evening. A going away gift was pre­ sented to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huish. Refreshments were serv­ ed, by Airs. Vayhinger, Airs. Kling and Mrs. Beattie. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Announcement is being made of the approaching marriage of Miss Wanda Jean Deger, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Airs. Horace S. Deger, Wilmington pike, to Mar­ vin W. Neff. The bridegroom- elect is the son of Mr. and Airs. Wilbur Neff, near Washington G. II., former Greene Countians. The couple will be married Sunday at 3 p m. in an open service a t ' the NewBurlington Alethodist Church. Rev. C. A. Arthur pastor o f the church will officiate at the ceremony. For her matron of honor the bride will have Mrs. William Clevelle, Cedarville sister of the bridegroom. Helen Beam will be flower girl. Mr. Maynard Neff, brother of the bridegroom, will serve as best man and also will be an ush­ er. The other usher will be Mr. William Clevelle the bride groom’s brother-in-law. Following the ceremony a re­ ception will be held in the church annex. I Both Aliss Deger and Air. Neff [ are graduates of Xenia Central High, School. Air. Neff is em-1 ployed as produce manager at Alber’s Alarket in Wilmington. * WEEKEND HERE Air. and Mrs. Jack Giffin and children of Covington, spent the weekend with the latters parents, Mr. and Airs. Ral"h Townsley. TO BE WED ON JUNE 11 HERE The wedding of Miss Helen Louise Collier to William D. Van- divort o f Glen Ellyn, 111., will take place in the Methodist church on Saturday June 11, at 7:30 p. m. Rev. W, B. Collier, father o f the bride-elect, will be assisted by Rev. C. M. Coluter in the ceremony. * W. S. C. S. AIEETS Mrs, Della Johnston was in­ stalled as president of the W. S. C. S. succeeding Mrs. David Reynolds when the society met at the Alethodist Church Wednes- day for a5 covered digh dinner. Following the business meeting J. S. West gave a book review, “ The Brother.” Other officers installed were Mrs. Cora Rich­ ards. Mrs; Flo* Cummings, Mrs. Chloe Wiseeup^Mrg. CarmeniAgT nor, AlrS. Jane Milk*, -Airsi -Em­ ma Ritenour, Mrs.' Helen Huf­ fman, Airs. Delores Evans, Airs. Treva Randall, Airs, Ruby Jac­ obs and Mrs. Alice Huffman. GUESTS AIEAIORIAL DAY Mr and Airs. Vincent Rigio and daughter, Delsie o f Spring- field, Ohicfc spent Memorial Day with Mrs. Inez, AI. Rigio. PROGRESSIVE FARAIERS HOLD' MEETING The bi-monthly meeting of the Cedarville Progressive Farmers 4-H club was held at the home of George Pitstick, Wednesday, May 25. A softball game was enjoyed" by the boys and badminton by the girls. It wjis led by Thurman Baker, recreation leader. The meeting was opened by the president, Eugene Reese. He dis­ cussed a hayride, and set it for some time in June, The members who are going to Greenfield Vil­ lage at Dearborn,Michigan, June 10 on the 4-H tour, bought their tickets. No new business was pre­ sented. The next meeting will be held at the home of Thurman Baker, June 8 at 7:30 p. m. Stanley B. Abels, reporter and John Stover, advisor. ENTERTAINS K.YN Mrs. Rankin McMillan enter­ tained the K. Y. N. club at her home Friday afternoon. Mrs. El- eanore Finney, president presided over the business and Airs. Har­ old Cooley and Mrs. J. 0 . Conner- were in charge o f the program. Guests answered roll call giving ’ ‘amusing incidents of our Moth­ ers.” Plans were made for a group to visit the Ruth Lyons club soon. U. P. AIISSIONARY SOCIETY The Alissionary Society of the U. P. church met Thursday after­ noon at the home of Airs. War­ ren Barber. Airs. Myerl Stormont gave devotions and Airs. Fred Dobbins was in charge of the pro­ gram. Mrs. J, S. West gave a book review, “ The Brother” by- Dorothy Clark Wils'on. Mrs. Barber was assisted bv Mrs. Ralph Townsley and Mrs. Ray­ mond Snyacklin. Mrs. Fred Dobbins served at the tea table. HOWELL-W1SECUP Alarriage vows were exchang­ ed by Miss Betty Wisecup, daughter o f Air. and Mrs. Earle Wisecup and Air. Wilbur Howell son o f Air. and Airs. Robert How­ ell Friday afternoon at the U. P. parsonage. Rev. R. A. Jamie­ son read the double ring cere­ mony. Airs. Russell Wisecup, sis­ ter-in-law of the bride and Mr. FARMS FOR SALE AND FARM LOANS We have many good farms for sale on easy terms. Also make farm loans at 4% interest for 15. years. No application fee and no appraisal fee. Wrjje or Inquire McSavaney & Co. London, O. Leon H. Kling, Mgr. Clarence Howell, brother o f the groom, were the only attendants. F o r 'h e r wedding the bride chose *a street length dress o f white crepe with white accessor­ ies and a corsage of pink rose buds. _ Her attendant wore a street length dress o f lilac bemherg with white accessories with a cor- Mrs. Earle Wisecup wore navy sage o f white carnations. For her daughters wedding blue ,anc^ Dink with blade access­ ories and-, a carnation corsage. Airs. Howell; wore blue crepe with black accessories _and a carna­ tion corsage? AA"’* ». , •After-a shoif'wedding trio the coupife Vill-resitje foYt&e. present With the -brides’ ^parents,.' McKlBBEN BIBLE” CLASS The McKibben Bible Class of the U. P. Church were entertain­ ed at the church Friday evening by the Alinute Alen, Robert Cot­ ter, Greer AIcCallister and Ar­ thur Cultice. After a strawberry supper lthe group enjoyed tele­ vision shows. RECEIVES WORD FROAI DAUGHTER IN CHINA Mrs. 'J . S. West has received word that her daughter*, Ruth is leaving Hlono* Kong, China by plane going to Ghentgu. This city is on t>ie China Russia border. WESLEY *CLASS AIEETS Airl and Airs. Donald-Sipe en­ tertained members of the Wes­ ley class at their home Friday ev­ ening. Airs. Herman Randal gave ' the devotions and All*, and Mrs. .II, L. Pickering were in charge of the program The class has or­ dered play ground equipment to be set in the nark soon. A covered dish dinner was en­ joyed by the group and Air. and Mrs. Sipe served home made ice cream and cake. WESTMINISTER CLASS Mr. and Airs. Harold Hanna as­ sisted by Mr. and Airs. J. B. Crumrine, Jr., entertained the Westminister class at the Hanna home Tuesday evening. David Ramsey in charge o f the pro­ gram gave the “History o f Our Church.” Refreshments were served to 20 members. VISITS AIOTHER ON DECORATION DAY Mr. and Airs. Robert Wilson of Dayton, Ohio visited with Air. •Wilson’s mother for Decoration Day. GOES TO MONAIOUTH TO ATTEND A1EETTNG Dr. R. A. Jamieson goes to Monmouth, Illinois, today (Fri­ day) to attend the meeting of the Monmouth College Senate, and the Commencement exer­ cises to be next week. He will be the guest of his nephew, Rev. io Tdtrs Tool CantroHet! COLD FUR STORAGE Can Revive the Beauty of Tired-Appearing Garments by proser injj natural oils essential to furs' beauty anti luster . . . pro* tettinjr pelts from heat, humidity, moths, fire and theft. ONLY Certified vaults urc inspected and approved by the Certified Cold Fur Storage Association. WITHPRECIOUS FURS Pickering Electric Cedarville, Ohio •Trade Mark used only hy Certified Cold Fur StorageAssn, andUsMembers, ©IDiSC’.C.F.S.A. 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VISITORS FROM COLUAIBUS Dr. and Mrs. E. B. McClellan o f Columbus spent Memorial Day with Mr. and Airs. John Collins, • RECOVERING IN COLUAIBUS HOSPITAL Airs. Emily Allen a former res­ ident and beauty operator here, is reported as improving in Mt, Carmel hospital, Columbus, where she submitted to a major operatipn last Thursday. Her. room number is 312., . OVERNIGHT VISITOR IN JAAIIESON HOME > The R. A. Jamiesons enjoyed an overnight visit with their son- - in-law, Chaplain Frank E. Wiley last week. He attended the meet­ ing o f the General Assembly of the U. P. Church in Buck Hill Falls, Pa., and was enroute to bis Work in Albrook Field, Pan­ ama Canal Zone. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON Air. and Airs. Rov Hampton are announcing the birth of a son Sunday in Springfield City hos­ pital. The baby weighed eight pounds, ENTERTAIN LADIES AID Mrs. Norman Huston and her mother, Mrs. Huston Corzatt, en­ tertained the Ladies Aid of the Alt. Zion Church at the Huston home, Wednesday. VISIT RELATIVES Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bratton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Helbert Resor and. daughter of Union City, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bratton and son of Cincinnati and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bratton and son of North Hamilton vis­ ited relatives here Decoration Dav. . ENTERTAIN "WITH TEA Mis.s Martha Cooley entertain­ ed fifty guests with a tea at her home Saturday afternoon. The tea was honoring Mrs. Dalton Galloway. Mr. and Mrs. Galloway have been missionaries in Egypt and Mr. Galloway has returned there. Aliss Cooley was assisted by Airs. Edwin Bull and Airs. Harold Cooley. Airs. Galloway was a weekend house guest o f Aliss Eleanor SPECIAL Chemically Treated Dry AIop ________________2.20 or any other Fuller Products Write Fuller Brush Representative JOS. F. GELS 1329 Schaeffer St. Dayton 4, Ohio Kyle and has gone to Iowa to live with a son. VISIT MRS, SIPES Mr. and Airs. Emile Webber and son of Dayton spent Monday with the latters mother, Mi's. P. M, Sipe. ATTEND TRACK AIEET Mr. and Airs. William Dunlap and Mr. and Mrs. William Nagley attended the track meet at Col­ umbus, at Ohio State University, Saturday. AT TRACK MEET ■ Mr....and Mrs. ‘ Clyhe, Walker, Bill Fife and Mr. and Mrs. Thur- ’Than.'Miller, Jr., attended''tile Ohio High; School Class*A,and B track finals' at Ohio ‘ State'University, Columbus, Saturday. WEEKEND I-IERE Air. and Mrs. Norman Street and daughter of- Rossford spent the weekend with Mrs. Clara Morton. RETURN HOME FROAI CALIF, Dr. and Mrs. R. V. Kennon are home, after spending the winter in California. MONDAY GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson and son of Dayton and Mr, and Mrs. John Reinhard and. son of Columbus were Monday guests of Mr. and Airs. Harold Reinhard, John, Jr. returned home after 10 days with his parents. SPENDS MEMORIAL DAY HERE Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Rigio and daughter Deslie of Spring- field, spent Memorial day with Mrs. Inez M. Rigio. CELEBRATE TWO WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Mr. and Mrs. Dan Marshall celebrated^ their fortieth wed­ ding anniversary and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cotter 'celebrated their twelfth anniversary Sunday. Weekend guests were Mrs. Nellie Gearheart and Mr. and Mrs. The Cedarville, O- Herald CustomSpraying Orchards, Corn, Barns, Fence Rows, and any place in­ fested with Weeds. Book Your Corn Spraying Early Donald Hagler Phone 6-2621 or 61781 Cedarville, Ohio CLEAN BEFORE YOU STORE W ill your “winter things” be moth bait this summer? Not if you send them to New Cedarville Cleaners for expert dry cleaning. Dirt and grime work into fab­ ric — often invisibly . . . then moth worms have a feast. Before you store, let New Cedarville Cleaners “ proof” your clothes against the menace of moths and silver fish. THENEW CEDARVILLECLEANERS Xenia Ave., Cedarville Phone 6-3411 5 Y n D W: yy P CANADA'S'* VACATION PROVINCE Hootmonl Whata place to spend a holiday! Ontario —where a holiday dollar really does a jpb ; . . and. L*there’s so much to do—so much to see! 52 different vacation-areas:beckrtn :you! You can swim, sail, risk, play golf o r tennis—.whatever you like. Accommodation for every taste,- from luxurious ■ , A resorts to comfortable cabins and”quaint wayside A& j A, . places,* 23-9 Ontario Travel, . . , ParliamentBldg*,; Toronto,Ontario, Pint* stod m« £»* information about Ontario. Nam*:??. ••«*!•««**a*»* Ralph Appard and son of Cin­ cinnati. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. William Groudon and son of West Liberty and Airs. Janet C. Boswell ana two friends of Cincinnati, BRIDE-ELECT HONORED AT KITCHEN SHOWER Miss Betty Wisecup, bride- elect-«f Mr. Wilbur Howell was complimented at a “Kitchen Shower” given by Miss Diane Brightman at her home Tuesday evening. The marriage of MisS W ise-" cup and Mr. Howell took place Friday, May 27. The guests were a group of High School friends that o-radu- "ated with Miss Wisecun. Contests were arranged as en­ tertainment and prizes were a- warded to Miss Naomi Luse and Miss Barbara Koppe. Gifts for the guest of honor were arranged on the table with a large bouquet of flowers in the center. The guests were served cake, jello fruit salad topped With cream and ice tea. HOME CULTURE CLUB PICNIC JUNE 8 The annual picnic and business meeting of the Home Culture club will be held at the Commun­ ity Shelter House Wednesday, June 8 at 1 o’clock, OES INSPECTION TQ, BE MONDAY NIGHT The annual inspection of Ce­ darville Chapter No. 418 O. E. S, will be held Monday evening June 6 at 8:00 p. m. at the Masonic Temple with Beulah Brewer, Worthy Matron and Charles Rob­ inson, Worthy Patron, presiding. Deputy Grand Matron, Anna M. Smith will he inspecting of­ ficer. WOAfANS CLUB DATE CHANGED TO JUNE 16 The regular meeting o f teh Womans Club was scheduled for June 9 but it has been postponed until Thursday afternoon June 16 when members will, meet with Mrs, J. W. Johnson. 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