The Cedarville Herald, Volume 73, Numbers 27-50

Friday, October 20, 195(1 On the School Scene Continued from Page One Fourteen juniors of the 34 enroll­ ed ■were present every day: Dean Carzoo, Bussell Lister, Leonard JLoagh, Max Ritenouiy James Stawarfc, Bad Walker, Walker Wil- -EaSison, Jessie Daily, Orpha Bur­ ton, Janice Ferguson, Joan Ham- man, N om a Homey, Helen Stan- forth, and Carolyn Stewart, The sophomores had 22 out o f 41 with perfect records,—slightly better than 50 per cent record: Bonnie Boase, Albert Ison, Ted Reiter, Thomas Schroder, Richard Spracklin, Mack Weakley, Betsy GBraley, Frances Carr, Dottie Cook, Nancy Dean, Jane Harris, Gladys Howell, Marilyn Kyle, Carolyn Lane, Betty Lemaster, Mary Mel­ ton, Jane Furdom, Deskie Spencer, Joan Struewing, Connie Swaby, Emily Swanton, and Janet Wil­ liamson, Eighteen members o f the fresh­ man class enrollment o f 39 had a perfect record. They are: Thurman Baker, Eugene Bennington, Bill A r ­ thur, Wayne Corbean, Richard Du­ gan, David Hertenstein, Bobby Kirkpatrick, Don Stewart, CJara Carr, Martha Deck, Catherine Heck, Janice Hopkins, Norma Klontz, Jo­ an Miller, Joyce Smith, Carol Spahr, Louisa Williams, and Ann West, In the eighth grade out o f 42 members, 26 were present every day: Don Baker, Richard Ben­ nington, Tommy Ewry, ^Larry Giilaugh, James Ison, David Laf- ferty, Jerry Judy, John MacMil­ lan, Ronald Mott, Dale Reed, Ron­ ald Sink, Donald "Smith, Earl Toney, Donald Vest, Daryl Wells, Max; Williamson, Carolyn Col­ lins, Corajane Corbean, Nancy Creswell, /Sally Kay Oeswell, Carol Sue Duvall, Carol Steven­ son, Marlene Stevenson, and Jan­ ice Wilburn. ^ The seventh grade had 21 out o f 35 with perfect attendance, as follows: Ernest Burton, James Chadwell, Bruce Cherry, Jerry Giilaugh, Junior Hubbard, John Kyle, Jack Lillich, Ronald Reese, Paul Staigers, Mike Town- aley, Sandra Agnor, Rosalie An­ drews, Barbara Baker, Sue' Cot­ ter, Jane MacMillan, Diane Reit­ er, Doris Reynolds, Barbara Shaw, Janet Stewart, Janice Weakley, and Larita Wells. Perfect attendance for grade pupils will be reported in the next issue. Reading Contest Winner Announced With the termination o f the first six weeks, the fifth grade Library-book reading contest fo r that period closed. Winner for , this time was Carol Clark, who read 21 books. Her prize was a very nice Bird Guide. The contest which Mrs. Check, the fifth grade teacher, is spon­ soring will net a prize at the .end o f each six-weeks’ period fo r the student who reads the most li­ brary books. The objective o f this contest is to stimulate competition, and also help to develop an interest in supplementary reading. Senior Invitations This week the Seniors have begun to realize more fully grad­ uation is nearing. Representatives from Intercol-' legiate Press, Herff-Jones, Bas- tian Brothers, a n i Jostens met this week'with the-class to show their different types of announce­ ments. ? The class has not yet decided from which cpmpany they will purchase their announcements.*** Something New Has Been Added The grade children were hi- proud owners of six new i f a swings this week, set up by the Industrial art boys, under the direction o f Mr. Royer. It seems that ndw life has been added to the playground as you see "all the little ones crowding around to see who will he first to ride the new swings. Friends here have learned of the marriage o f Miss Mary Louise McCoy, adughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McCoy to Donald Bal- lentine of Springfield. The Mc­ Coys are former residents. MISS CORN IS WED SUNDAY AFTERNOON * Before an altar decorated with tall .baskets o f white gladiolus,-' palm and four seven branch candleabra, ‘ Miss Elaine Corn, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Corn, near Xenia, became the bride of Mr. Robert, Camden, son of Mr. and Mrs.'Fred Camden, also of near Xenia at the Mt. Zion Church, Indian Ripple .road, ^ at 3:30 Sunday afternoon. .Rev, ' A. B. Schnatz, pastor* j/af,, the- church officiating. Miss Marilyn Durnbaugh, was organist and vocalist, was. Miss Dolores Brehm, her numbers were ‘‘O Promise Me," “ I Love You Truly" and '"Because." A t the close of the ceremony she sang, “ The Lords Prayer.” Mrs. Carl Stivers. the bride’s sister as matron of honor,, wore a pink lace gown over taffeta. It was made with fitted bodice, and she wore matching hat and mitts. Her flowers were pink car­ nations. The bride, given in ifiarriage by her father appeared in white We Are Pleased % To Announce That Our NewBranchIn I lace" over taffet|||Made with a fitted bodice,' vstg jtiny buttons down the f r o n t , l o n g sleeves tapering in pointjg||er her hands. Her finger-tip was caught cap shape arduM ^er head. She carried white cernsSons centered With an orchid.JSHSwore a pearl necklace, g ift eg tfe bridegroom. Mr. William iss&»rspaw served as best man. were Delbert ' Corn, brother SEsfse bride, and Mr. Don Camdfji^lbrther of the -groom. jfBj; The brides msgisr wore navy blue sheer withr^atching acces­ sories and the Wsagroom ’s mo­ ther wore blackss3£h wine acces­ sories. Each w o i-.a corsage of pink carnations!^ . Two hundred!J5i?3sts were re­ ceived at the il^gption at the "home of the briaK^Her table was centered with a sfejse tiered cake. Hostesses wecgiSlanche Cam­ den, Louise Bargp^ Jean- Snyder, Dorothy Platc-r, Theresa and Irene Hermann, When they IfiT for a short honeymoon t r i p l e birde wore ■a green suit wsthi^lack accessor­ ies and an orchfd ssrsage. the present they will reside a the home o f ttebrides parents,- The Cedarville, 0 . Herald DAR TO MEET SATURDAY IN XENIA The Cedar Cliff chapter o f the DAR will meet Saturday at 2 p .‘ m. at the home o f Mrs. J. A. Fin­ ney in Xenia. Hostesses are Mrs. Roger Henderson and Mrs. Paul Elliott. The guest speaker will he Mrs. H. C. Schick. Mrs. W. B. Cony will be in charge o f the mu­ sic; This will be the 26th anniver­ sary meeting. ATTEND RALLY IN BATAVIA Four ladies from here were a-. mong the 30 Greene county ladies attending the distric home and Lorraine Barger .o f that city, and Robert Anderson o f Xenia, The bride 3s the daughter o f Mrs. Madelaine Barger, Indian­ apolis. Mr, Anderson's parents ate Mr. and Mrs, William W . An­ derson o f Xenia.' ‘ . " For the ceremony'thealtar was decorated with tall b&skdts o f psl- low and bri>nze, chrysantheihanis and lighted with tapers. Dr. Amos Boren, chjurch f>aston= officiated. The fhn5& <6f hohor -san&PoMy hridal attendant was Miss Anne Leuthild, Dayton. Dr, William E, community rally in Batavia last Anderson of Louisville, Ky.‘, was week. Those atending were Mrs. best man fo r bis brother. A. C. ffieswel! PHON3ra-3625 FARMS -mm SALE AND F A @ f LOANS We have manjsrjisod farms for sale on easy is=ns. Also make farm loans at interest for 15 years. No--application fee and no apprairysp fee. Write w inquire McSavaney & London, O. Leon H .;Jg iig , Mgr, Ralph Rife, Mrs. V. Bumgardner, Mrs^ Roger Collins and Mrs. Fred Dobbins took part in the skit, “How the Home and Gommnnity Work,” given by Greene county ladies. FARM BUREAU COUNCIL HOLD MEET Farm Bureau council No. 8 met Friday evening at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Vic Bumgardner. Disucssion “ Your Highway Man- ners Are Showing” was led by William Clevelle. Refreshments were served to 15 members by Mrs. Clevelle. BARGER-ANDERSON NUPTIAL SERVICE In an informal ceremony per­ formed in the chapel of Roberts Park Methodist Church, Indian­ apolis, Tuesday evening nuptial vows were exchanged by Miss The bride chose a navy suit, complemented with gold acces­ sories. * Members of the immediate f am- “ ilies were guests at the wedding which was followed by a rceep-. tion in tbe church parlors.. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson are now on a wedding trip to southern Ind­ iana. Mi-s. Anderson is a graduate of Cedarville high school and Miami Valley hospital School of Nurs­ ing staff. The bridegroom, a graduate of Ohio University, Ath­ ens, formly was employed at a sales representative fo r ' Geb- hardt Co., Dayton. 'At Ohio Uni­ versity lie was affiliated with Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. He re­ cently was called to active serv­ ice in the naval, reserve'and at present is stationed in Dayton. On Therewill be an OPEN HOUSE Farm C ?iin Tile Ditp[ing Trenching Service P. O. B ox StpVtone 3-6810 Springiisd, Ohio Have You Forgotten Something PLEASE Have you returned the Sheet Pans to the BAKERY W E HAVE LOST 8 DOZEN PANS IN THE PAST YEAR These pans are very expensive, and mean .about |200.00 loss to us If you have any p lease C a ll Us and w e w ill p ick them up THANK YOU Cedarville Bakery Phone 6-3481 M ARK YOUR BALLOT FOR X MYRON R. FUDGE | Commissioner o f G reene County Election November 7, 1950 FROM7 TO 9 P, M. E ven in g , OCTOBER 31 All citizens of Cedarville and vicinity are welcome to inspect ournew quarters. T h e Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ■> • SHOP AND SAVE AT THRIFT-E Peas Bpnrit 2 cans...... . 25c Cherrlgj West Bay Dark . Sweef^No, 2 can ,.......... 27c Raisins Seeded 15 oz. pkg. 25c Milk fe e n Pasture 3-T 35c A Chili Coji Came Armour 16 oz. can ..y.„............... 31c Toilet Essue Charmin 4-rolls : > . ........ . . . . . . ......... 32c Grapefmit Sections No. 2 can* ...: . ........................!23c Catsup Merrit 14 oz. btl. 18c Tomatoes Harvest Queen No. 2 c a n ........... ................ 15c __ * Sauer Kraut Silver Fleece No. Z}/z can ..............15c Peaches Merrit No. 2% can ............................... 29c Com Cr. Style No. 2 can .. 12c Onions Yellow 10 lb. hag 39c Potatoes 50 lb. bag ......... 98c QUALITYMEATS .-Fiv WtotoMtotototo'to'totototo (Armour’s) Bacon Ends &. Pieces lb. 39c * mour’s) titteMwz-* Siiced Eicon (Armour’s Ban- Cheese (Colby) ___ neri ^ .................... . lb. 55c Oysters (can s ).......... : t'kckens - Beef - Pork - Veal HiNER&HUSTON CEDARVILEM V