The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-12-31
RHODES.

es at Myers Friday evening were fair
ly we'll attended Recitations by Grace
Cheyney, Mildred Cheyney, Alice Hut
son, Jennie Wilson, Mrs. McFarren
and others, were especially well rend-
cred. A drill by the members of Class
No. was very pleasing Exercises
by the various classes composed an
other department of the program. The
exercise In which John Thomas, Jr,
and Samuel w. Sayers were the prin-
cipal performers was the climax of the
| evening s. T. Christman near Sixteen,
delivered the address in a very inter-
esting manner. A treat to all mem
bers of the school followed the liter
ary program. A large handsome tree
adorned the front of the stage. A
large fireplace in the back of the stage
was profusely mounted by rich green.
Wreaths, bells and garlands surmoun-
ted the arches
Saturday evening the Stanwood Re-
formed Sunday school held their
Christmas exercises. A large audi
ence was present to enjoy one of the
finest programs yet given at that
place. A tableaux entitled, Rock Of
Ages" concluded the program
Sunday morning at $50 a. m. the
Sixteen Sunday school rendered their
exercises. The participants were large
ly the primary scholars The exer-
cises were very well attended.
| The U. B. Sunday school of Pigeon
| Run held their annual Christmas en-
tertainment In the U. B. church of
that place Sunday evening at 1880 p
| m.
The Cross Roads exercises were held
Friday evening. Excellent recitations
and addresses composed the program
Many people of this place attended
the exercises at the U. B. church, OF
Massillon Thursday evening.
Exercises at the Massiilon Reformed
church were held Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Elsea and FAM
lily spent Christmas at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey GRADER, near
Stanwood.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Meyer, of Nc
Cullough Heights, spent Christmas al
the home of Mrs. Meyers parents, Mt
and Mrs. Alfred Baldwin, of the Patch
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meyer, OF
Walnut Creek spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. John Meyer, of this place
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Wefer and fam
lily spent Christmas with relatives in
Mt. Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reese an6
family, of Saginaw, Mich, are spend
ing their Christmas vacation with
friends and relatives IN this vicinity
Miss Mamie Williams. Of Crysta
Springs, spent Christmas with Mr.. ant
Mrs, William sayers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson, Sr., o
Todtown, are spending several dayi
with their daughter, Mrs. PhilliI
Smith, of Akron.
! WEDNESDAY evening about a dozeI
or more friendR- of Mr.. and Mrs JOIN
Williams, cf the Patch, gathered a
their home and spent very pleasant
evening. John Rink, of Todtown, act
ed as captain OF the party and toast
master and difposed OF his trust in |
very p aIhewoI thy manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hostettler, o
Kent, o., and Mr.. and Mrs Theodor,
Updegraf, OF Massillon, spent Christ
fas at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
! Albright.
MI du0 Mib' u. SldIlllOIui OF bEOOh
field, spent Christmas with friends AM
relatives in the Patch.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Appleby, OF tn
West Size, were Patch visitors thi
week.
From now on for six months, unit
July 1. 1903, all services will be he'll
in the mornings instead OF the after
! moons at Myers church. Next Sunda,
: Sunday school win be held at $3.50 9
J m, prompt, at which time officers 10
the year will be elected. J. c. Upde
graf has accepted a position as Jani
: tor Of Myers church. Various i'm
{ proyements are 70 be made upon tn
, property In the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kittinger an
family spent Sunday In New Philadsl
} phia.
The Misses Kate end Eta Tlloms
left Monday tor Akron. where the
: will open dining room.
: Mrs. john Albright and daughter
Mrs. Laura Hostettler, OF Kent, spen
> Sunday IN Bolivar.
Many Dsopls OF this place expect /
spend New Years IN 1awreaee