The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-12-05
parents and other relatives here.

parents and other relatives here.
The following Hillsboro folks we're
pleasant guests of relatives here
Thanksgiving day: ]. Il. Bergman
and wife and daughter, Miss Lulu,
and Misses Ella Copes and Georgetta
Hill.
Miss Lille Faris, of Athens, spent
from w ednesday until Sunday of last
week the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Naomi Faris. Miss Faris is a teacher
in the schools at Athens.
Carlos Simkins and wise and son, of
Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, spent
Thanksgiving with the husbands par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Simkins, at
Farmers Station, Clinton county, ar
irving here the latter part of the
week for a few days with the wife's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Shaffer.
Mr. Simkins returned Sunday, his
wife and son remaining for more
extended visit.
The first snow of the season, Satur-
day and Sunday, was sown with a
much more lavish hand than has been
the case with gold and silver since the
financial stringency wave came along
and chilled the currency so as not to
burn peoples poe any more.
W. L Stautner is transactinR bust.
ness In Cincinnati today.
The congregation of the NJ. e.
church rendered the yearly program
of the Board of Home Missions and
Church Extentions of the N E church
at 10:30 m Sunday. The services
we're conducted by Rev G r Frenger
who, at an opportune time, preached
highly commendable sermon from
the subject America for Christ, In
which ne strongly impressed his
hearers with the fact that If profess.
ing Christians fail to carry the Gospel
to the heathens in foreign lands, an
all sise Providence is sending reign
ers TO the shores of America by the
thousands annually that they under
the banner of the cross and the pro-
lection of the American flag, may
learn to know the power of God unto
salvation and be tn means of spread
ing the glad news among those re-
naming in their native country. Re-
sponsive reading, the Apostles, creed,
appropriate music, both vocal and
instrumental, and the taking of the
annual collection for the Board of
Home Missions and Church Exten.
sion, each found place 10 rendering
the program interesting and pleasing
throughout.
Emery Hines, who has been a com
petent assistant at the Water and
Light plant, is now advanced to elec-
trician and manager and in turn is
assisted by VIM. Parr, who took up
the work few days ago.
j. L. Delaney combined business
and pleasure and spent last week with
relatives at Norwood and the whole
sale business houses in Cincinnati.
The local Christian Women's Board
of Missions of the Disciples church
had charge of the meeting In that
church Sunday morning. An organ
prelude by Mrs. Duncanson introduced
a song in which the congregation
united. Then a quartette composed
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Bobbitt, W. T.
Nolder and Miss Verna Webster fav-
Ored, followed by Mrs. Linton with a
script ure lesson. The quartette rem
dered more music and the names of
the local Board we're called and re-
sponded to with biblical quotat .ons.
Rev s. G. Pierce then gave history
of the active work of the Board since
its organization In 1875, In which he
showed how God, through the women
as his representatives, is spreading
the Gospel not only from shore to
shore of these United States but to
many places beyond the sea. The
name of Mrs. Fay Hodson was en-
rolled as new member of the Board.
Mrs. Warren Hayes died at her
home short distance northeast of |
here Saturday after an illness of |
several days. The funeral took place
from the home Monday morning, con-
Quoted by Rev. G. r. Frenger. Inter-
ment was made in the new Masonic
cemetery at this place. With the
husband three sons and one dauphter