The Cedarville Herald, Volume 72, Numbers 1-26

Friday, December 17, 1948 The Cedarville, O' Herald The Cedarvflle Herald A Republican Newspaper Published Every Friday by THURMAN M ILLER . JR. 4 Entered as second class matter October 31, 1887 a t the Postof­ fice a t Cedarvilie, Ohio, under A c t o f Congress o f March 1879. Member—National Editorial As* sociaticn; Ohio Newspaper Asso­ ciation; Miami Valley Press As­ sociation. Society CHURCH GROUP HONORS MEMBER ON ANN IVER SAR Y Mr. and Mrs. Maywood^Horney Xenia, who observed their fifty-* third wedding anniversary Wed­ nesday. were honored b y mem­ bers o f Circle D o f the Wmcn's_ Sciety of Christaip. Service at a’ luncheon meeting at the F irst Methodist Church Xenia, Wed­ nesday noon. Mrs. Homey, a* member o f the circle, was presented a corsage and a g ift was sent to Mr. Hor­ ney. Mr, and Mrs. Hornev former Cedarville residents. K Y N XMAS PA R T Y The dining room o f the Meth­ odist church was the scene of a happy occasion Monday evening, ■when members of the K . Y . N. Club and their families enjoyed their annual Xmas party. The Xmas spirit and all its trimmings prevailed throughout when a bountiful covered dish supper was served. An interesting program follow­ ed including: readings by Naomi Conner; solo, Jingle Bells, Jan­ et Mac Millan; uiano solo, The Dutch Twins, Connie Engle; pi­ ano solo, The Skaters, Jane Mac Millan; trumpet solo, Spica, Sue Cotter, accompanied by Mrs. Rankin Mac Millan; trombone solo, White Christmas, John, Mac Millan; Accordion selections. Si­ lent Night, Holy N igh t and I Gave My L ife For Thee; Jackie Lilliek; marimba selections, Joan Sheeley; and reading, Mrs. J. 0. Conner. The group sang Xmas carols accompanied by Mrs. Donald Engle, and a. g ift exchange was enjoyed hy the children. The committee in charge o f the- supper included: Mrs. Rankin Mae Millan, Mrs. Marion Wild- man and Sirs. Pearl Sexton. BETROTHAL OF COUPLE Mr. and Mrs. "Walter W . Squir­ es, 309 W inter street, Yellow Springs, are announcing the en- o f their daughter, Miss Helen, to Mr. Robert S. Dunevant. son o f Mr. and Mrs. Earl W, Dunevant, Yellow Springs. N o date has been set fo r the wedding. The annoucement was revealed a t a dinner party given Thursday evening by the parents o f the bride-elect. Miss Squires is a graduate o f Bryan High school and attended .Bethel Women's College, Hop­ kinsville, K y . A t present she is employed as receptionist fo r the Yost Superior Co., Springfield. Mr. Dunevant is a graduate o f Cedarville H igh School and Ohio State University where he was a member o f Phi Kappa Sigma Fra­ ternity and the Scabbard and Blade, military fraternity. In the last war he served as a first lieutenant in the Pacific area with the 11th Airborne Division. H e is now associated with the Federal Deposit Insurance ex­ aminer. IN HOSP ITAL Mrs. Beryle Gurbaugh (Dorcas Johe) is in McCellan hospital, Xe­ nia,, where she underwent a ma­ jo r operation Monday. Mrs. Gur- baugh’s home is in Atlanta Ga., and she has been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Delmar C« Jobe since Thanksgiving, WSCS XMAS PAR TY Thirty-five members were pres­ ent when the W . S. C. S o f the Methodist Church held their Xmas party, Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Frank Creswell. A covered dish dinner was en­ joyed by the group after a busi- ne;S meeting. Slides o f the Xmas story were shown, Music was given with the slides' by Miss Na­ omi Connor and Miss Marie Fish­ er, A playlet, T ’a; Missionary Dollar was given by 12 ladies o f the' group. The January meet­ ing w ill he held at the home o f Mrs, Joe Gordon. VISITORS ‘ ■Sunday guests dt the home o f MiC and Mrs, H . L , Pickering were, Mr, and Mrs. Paul Webb and children o f Clarksville, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hurley and fam­ ily o f Xenia, Mr. :|id Mrs. Hor­ ace Hurley, New Burlington and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurley o f Jamestown. W E S LEY CLASS PA R T Y The Wesley Slass of the Meth­ odist CJ#.rch will hold their Xmas party Sunday eve Dec. 19, at 6:30 at the home o f Mr. and Mrs, David Reynolds. Bring covered dish, and table service. There will also be a g ift ex­ change, B IR THD AY D INNER Mr. and Mrs, Herman Randal, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Randal, and Miss Josephine Randal, attended a birthday dinner Sunday at ii:e home o f Mr. and Mrs. Herman Randal in St. Henry. It was Ine birthday o f both the Mrs. Heir- man Randals. XMAS IN CHICAGO Mrs. J: ’S, ‘West le ft this week fo r Chicago to spend Xmas with 'h e r daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hutchinson. Miss Susanna West o f Toledo w ill spend Xmas at *he Hutchinson home also.• * MOVE TO N EW HOME Mr^and Mrs. Russel Wells and fam ily have moved to their new home on Columbus pike, V IS ITS SON AND F AM IL Y Mrs, Bashie Mills o f Sabina visited her son and daughter-in- law Mi*, and Mrs. John Mills this past week. HOME FROM HOSP ITAL Mrs. Marie Rogers is home a f­ ter a major operation at Good Sa­ maratian hospital in Dayton. GUESTS OF BROWNS Guests a t the home o f M r, and Mrs. H. H . Brown Sunday-were, Mrs. Burton Harmon and sons John and Gary o f Lim.a, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Anspach; and daugh­ ter Gloria o f Oakwood and Mr. N. W . Prowant o f Oakwood. Mr. Frowant, father o f Mrs. Brown w ill remain at the Brown home fo r ’ the winter. * 4-II CLUB MEETING A t a recent meeting the 4-II Club,, Cedarville Hot Shots elect­ ed new officers, Carolyn Collins, president; Jackie Lilliek, vice- president; John McMillan, titxv- sury; news reporter Allen Sex­ ton and recreational leader B illy Stralev. Their next meeting w ill be Friday evening 17th at the school house. There w ill be a small g ift exchange, ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Mendell E. Beat- tie are announcing the engage-- ment o f their daughter, Betty Rose, to Roger W . Ulsh, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Ulsh, Sunset avenue, Springfield. Miss Beattie is a graduate o f Rio Grande high school and attend­ ed Rio Grange College and Ce­ darville College. A t the present she is a teacher in the Springfield public schools. Mr. Ulsh is- a graduate of Cedarville high school and is attending Cedarville College. No date has been set fo r the wedding. McKIBBEN CLASS MEETS Mr. Thurman Miller, Jr., was Toast Master at the Xmas ban­ quet o f the McKibben Bible class held in the U. P. chudch Tuesday evening. The group was enter­ tained by Mr. Wilbur Fish and his music and by the readings o f Mrs, Montgomery West. Xmas envois were sung by the group and Mr. Harold Dobbins gave a talk honoring the La te Rev. Chase, teacher o f the group. The banquet was served by the Gal- rN % VAW' ■*y»- Efmer F. Men- rai$®t- registered Shropshire iambs, on his (grin north of Sidney. These wholly babies are too. valuable- to risk. In 1946 one o f Alien's lamb r:am$ was selected, as the best ram of the Annual Ohio Shropshire BreedersAssociation showand sale. This champion lamb sold for $225. Materials far the electric brooder shown vn tfoss .picture cost Allen less than $5, repaid many Ubjejs over in the number of lambs it has saved. Sheepmen come from miles around tomboy Elmer F. Allen’s registered purebred Shropshire breed­ ing stock. Allen gives the electric-lamb brooder a lot of credit for the help it gives-him in bringing; these valuable lambs safely, through, the first week or two of their lives. Immediately after the.lpmb is bornw' Alter* wipes it as dry as he cgn.with towels, and.places it under the 150 watt.electric heat tom c a t Jfre brooder. The heat from Jhe brooder lamp- keeps the baby Iamb- warm and finishes drying bis Woolly coal? Allen pointed out that many lambs catch cold before they have a chance to-get dsy, because bams are cold and: drafty ih early ^ spring. Every early lamb needs the protection “ electric brooder. For little pigs, too — am electric-brooder is cr money saver. At weaning: time each little- pig represents about 240 pounds of feed fed to the sow . By saving from ©neloiWQ pigs p.er Utter an ; electric brooder protects this investment. ; For practical suggestions on electric brooders : for pigs and lambs, consult yeuc,Counfy Agents your VocalioricdrAgricyllure teacher, or the Farm " Representative, o f your electric .service company. * DAYTON POWER AND I86HT COMPANY ' W -W UCM UATSS, 5 w 9 P.M, — WUJO —RONAID COUUAN, Tu»t.r 9:30 r.M , lojvay Bible Class and; committee in' charge was Mr. and'Mrs. Laur- is Straley, Mr. and Mrs. Harold' Cooley, Mi-, and Mrs. Gregg Tur­ ner and Mrs. Thora ;Ridgeway. CHIDREN ’S P A R T Y $ The childrens division o f the Methodist Church will- hold their Xmas program Sunday morning December 19, at 10 o'clock. MOVE TO SPR INGFIELD Rev. and Mrs'. Raymond Strick­ land and fam ily moved to Spring- field this week. 6TH B IR TH D A Y P A R T Y - Connie Engle, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Donald Engle, celebrat­ ed her sixth birthday with a party, Saturday afternoon. Six­ teen children enjoyed the after­ noon with games. Connies birth­ day cake and ice cream was serv­ ed'to the children by Mrs. Engle. HOLD OPEN HOUSE ' Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McMillanj Crane Service EXCAVATING Prompt Service M cN am ee Ready M ixed Concrete Phone 66 • XENIA, O. A. N A M E T H A T S T A N D S F O R G O O D FURNITURE B U D G E T P L A N A V A I L A B L E ADAIR’ S held open house at their new ny and B illy Lister. A good time home and funeral parlors in Xe. was reported by all. M„c Mn. H0MB CULTURE CLUB P A R T Y ‘ Santa, impersonated by Mrs. H. H. Brown, distributed gifts to members at the Christmas lunch­ eon of the Home Culture Club in the Methodist Church Tuesday afternoon*. Following the luncheon, serv­ ed by women of the church, Mrs. H. A . Reinhard; president o f the club, read a Christmas poem. ' Mrs, J. W, Johnson sang, 0 H o ly Night, by Adams, and a humorous Christmas story, The W ife ’s F irst Christmas Dinner, was. read by Mrs. Walter Cum­ mings. Tl|e program featured Christmas carols with Mrs. A . E, ma Sunday. M r ,' and rs. c­ Millan moved to their new home in Xenia last week. KENSINGTON CLUB TO MEET The Kensington Club will hold their Christmas' Party Friday evening at 6:30 p. m. at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Fred/Dobbins. Husbands o f members w ill be guests and each family is to bring their table service. ATTEND XMAS PA R T Y The annual Christmas dinner and Theatre party for the Gazette carriers was held at the Hotel Lawrence Wednesday evening. The boys attending from here were Jimmy and Tommy Ewry and Son- Excavating - Buildings' Basements . Ditching-Water andSewer K.H.GREGORY Room 21 ’ X en ia , O . Stee le B ld g . Ph on e 6 2 9 W WM Ms ^ # t f Electric Brooder ; PR0TECTS EAR LY LA K B S aga ins t c%|li Saves many a be by i emb for ea r l y ma rke t ing \ Spiral Brbt!«<omb jFuiUr has a full line of practical, persona! for your Christmas giving. 3 Models—8 Styles JOHN WR IGHT t Phone 4-4141 Jamestown, Ohio PIK YEAR? Mu ltiply that figure by the number o f cows in your herd and y ou -w ill know the amount o f W O R K a SURGE M ILK E R STALL- can SAVE you. A SURGE SYSTEM can save In other ways too—phone or write; ; : m -Surge % ______ fsySTFM O f M/LXfIVG CQWSl DEAD STOCK HORSES .......... .................. - ?6-00 COWS ............................. :... $7.50 HOGS .... ........- ~ $2.00 cwt. According to Sixe and Condition CALL X e n i a Reverse Charges 4 5 4 XENIA FERTILIZER E. G. Buchsieb, Inc. DoYourChristmas Calling Early,loo! Avoid tke Rusk I Call Before Ckristmas Eve It? seems that e v e r y b o d y w a n t s to •call -somebody on C h r is tm a s D a y . S o m a n y Christmas g ree tin g s flood distance w ir e s t h a t on e diiy just isn’t lo n g enou gh to h an d le them a ll. M a y w e suggest that\you ca ll T h u rsd ay o r ea rly F rid ay to 'b e sure >of y o u r h o lid a y t e le p h o n e ivisits. f H g D H IO B 1 U '^TELEPHONE C O M P A N Y * • Richards and Mrs. Paul Elliott as pianist. The committee in charge o f arrangements fo r the party wa's composed of Mrs. Walter Cum­ mings, chairman; Mrs. Robert Townsley and Mrs. Brown. CEDAR CL IFF DAR PAR TY Forty-five g u e s t s including members of Cedar C liff Chapter, Daughters o f the American Rev­ olution, and their husbands, at­ tended a dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dob­ bins, Tuesday evening. The covered dish dinner was planned as the chapter’s Decem­ ber meeting, F IDE L ITY CLASS TO MEET The Fidelity Class of the Meth­ odist Church will meet Thursday evening December 23 at 8 p. m. at the home of liev. and Mrs, Collier to go Chihdnius Caroling. @ IS YOURS TO CHOOSE FROM AT t e a m © M i n i , 31 W . HIGH DIAL 3-9491 (©) OPEN EVERV MONDAY TILL 9 1\ M. Springfield, Ohio GIVEHER i DIAMONDS THIS CHRISTMAS \ f-'o. tfrilK i?r* 1 ^ 1 / ' l?A ii K I w New Beauty 1 1 Beautiful bridal duet con­ sisting o f 12 sparkling diamonds in a lovely fish­ tail mounting of 14K gold. OTHER DIAMOND .RINGS $12.50 TO $2,500.00 {GIFTWATCHES! S* BENRUS i * BULOUA ^ GRUENi •ELGIN fl Choose now from all fhe 1 newesf styles. YouTI ^ind ,I just the wafeh for you S a t The Idea!. j p F \W TSTT l CVLOVil met . ?I hb I PRICE INCLUDES FEDERAL TAX Complete with Expansion Bands as pictured. DIAMOND RIND *50 S Set with | PERFECT___ « BLUE-WHITE ^ DIAMOND . . , | MASON RING *247S Set with PEBFJXW BLDE-iyiBTE DIAMOND . T » » OTHER AIENS DIAMOND RINGS'tP TO ®i00'.7£ , USE YOUR CREDIT PAY $1.004A WEEK; , ,41 3 S . L l M E S T O J N g S T . 25 YBARS IN THE SAME LOCATION _____________ <£a£*O£fi#0g^^ Springfieid,' Ohiq _ K... » ..., t