The Cedarville Herald, Volume 76, Number 22

Social Notes Xwutt&i Aid of the Clifton Presby­ terian Church held their meeting Wednesday, June 3 at the home of, Mrs. Flatter, Mrs, Nelson Stretcher led the devotions, and refreshments Were served, Mr, and Mrs,' William Smiiie, Mary P, Smith, and Mrs. Jenny Smith from Peoria, Illinois are visiting Rev, and Mrs. Richard Smiiie of Clifton, • * •' The Children’s Day program -of the Clifton Presbyterian Church to be held Sunday, June 14 will be from ten to twelve o'clock and the worship service will be incuded in the program. * » • Mr. and Mrs. James Swanton and Mrs. William Swanton spent Thursday, June 4, in Greenville where they visited Mr, Swanton's aunt, Mrs. Rose Frost. • • • Mr. and Mrs. W, C. Smiiie, Miss Mary Smith and Mrs. W. S. Smith o f Peoria, 111,, are spending a weeksVisit with Rev. and Mrs, Richard S. Smiiie and family. Mrs. Sarah Ann Morris and Miss Johcs-Manville A S P H A L T T I L E 7hmmodhrn flowing for *470*15, OFFICES, SHOW ROOMS, EASEMENTS J-M Asphalt Til* m b U hm n I n In nHf li five a lanp waatia* mill* tSM Ihwiai which Uaaawaaiioa) a*4 «Mf ta MisMia. IH n ila b li in o forge eefeciion o f p la in a n d matbleitmd colors, Tfce YELLOW SFRONCS i ll Ml B i t C O. Pho tte 7 - 7 4 2 6 Ncer of ,Drhin»nrTpft evening to spend two -weeks visit­ ing in .Kentucky, Tennessee, and, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. • o * Mr. and Mr»; Jack Lcveck and sons David and Jackie of Pataska- la, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs., Charles Eckman, , i . . Childrens Day will be observed at. the Presbyterian Church Sunday morning a t-10 o'clock. • * • Mr. Estle Mangus entered Greene Memorial Hospital, Xenia a week ago and remains quite jU. • • • The members of the Bmanon So­ ciety of the Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Mrs.Eula Harris, Springfield Pike on Thurs­ day evening o f this week. • • • Mrs. Walter Finney gave a mis­ cellaneous shower in honor o f Mrs. Lawrence Finney (Deioras Rosse- ler) recent b r i d e at the United Presbyterian C h u r c h basement Thursday evening 24 were present. • « % Mrs. Ralph Rife, Fishworm road; is epnvalesing at her home after a recent operation at Greene Memori­ al Hospital, Xenia. • • • Mr, and Mrs. Pearl Sexton and son Allan, Mr, tand Mrs, Lester Heck and f am i l y , Mr. and Mrs, Omer Sparrow, Dr. and Mrs. John W, Bickett, Cedarviile, attended.the wedding and reception of Mr. Law­ rence Finney and Miss Deioras Rosseler at The Trinity Lutheran ' urch, jh Dayton, Baturdny^cve^ ,ning. Circle So. B.of the Presbyterian. Church will meet at the home, of Mrs, Martha Belie Hopping, Wetl- jneBday.eweninip.wMtnAitrs orb,- ussiaffug hostciw- P * v H i>.e -Heath will .hhvVjtho- Bible- Study” and Mrs-' Julia ..Martin the topic' “To Jte Interpertiira," c;'n»a<rpt* .V«Uw.wM - JwwwWtwwSJwiijrmrt . . I; M.'WSSBiioms . BM ii M r • XEIilNA AVE. YELLOW BETHROTHED MISS BETTY GOETZ, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Billy B. Goetz of Allen Street, Yeilow Springs, will exchange vows on August 23 in Evanston, Illinois with Ow e n Heflden of LitvonSa, Michigan, Both the f u t u r e Mr. and Mrs. HrdJesi will graduate from An- tlorh College later this month, Betty teffiviiig a degree in m v mobs and Mr. Hodden ,:n nte- chan.e.il engineering. The yoang couple w.IJ reside in Cambridge, Mass., foil (Wing the.? ,tu p t >.<1 voas, 't u'tz. ha-, been award­ ed a trK a n h lp to th« Mas*, r fc l- setts Institute at Te. JrvAigy and Mr. Steddpfj vsill he j 1ibrr.it >ry rsdst-int at the s.>* aj. &&***'■!>&* iA w k'M ■ 7 J f / • • • 5‘ I *1 U»< JtjT /* ■ |H / r W ’ Thorobfad* ©»• bull! with • - l i f t s g u a i c n t t r e b l a quolily— Ihol’ i why Ih«y e tc HOW bockotS by th« thongttf W rlttan g » o f - M l i t i ever. Fer iefirty— f o r i o v l n g t — Do y t e n Thorobrodt art yeili BEST Hr* bwy, S t* Hromfodoy. Wsri rj..< i-*- *.f /res •f'i JiRW’ i 1r o im m 3 . ‘ ■ 1 » M * * * * 1 Y«i« W E R VI Uftniey <5ts«y M Xenia M m ’mLMSW fVf®IN*6S> OBttG *• U... ■ . PlwhhS 7 :■>*.*^*>*^* • * * « It,*■■*.* t'„t, ■A.A.il; b /#'. », • * ,#• m .1;,w-«. jyv.- t f - . f „ i i ’ l-'