The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-10-10

Creston on the Seville field-that is
the boys say they are.
The Armenian history class have
taken up the study Of the Indepen-
dent Magazine, reciting every Friday.
1t is very interesting study.
Miss Simpson, high school teacher,
who went to her home in Berea a
week ago because of sickness, returned
to her work Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hall took trip
to Lorain Tuesday afternoon. They
drove up in their machine. This cer-
tainly is fine weather for motoring.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Read of Wooster
are spending a few days with their
daughter, Mrs. Floyd Lehman.
What the Churches Are Doing
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday,
October 12-Preaching service at 10
a. M, Sunday school at II a. M, Ep-
worth League at $50 p. M, topic,
"Christianity and the Health of
America" leader, G. G. Davis; even
ing service at 7:30 p. M; prayer and
praise service every Thursday even
ing at 1880. The Woman's Foreign
Missionary society met at the par
sonage on Wednesday afternoon. The
official board will meet at the church
on Monday evening, October 13, at
7:30. Rally day will be observed on
Sunday morning, Oct. 18th at which
time a pageant will be given by twen-
ty-eight Sunday school scholars, en-
titled youth and New Day." The
financial report for the past year is as
follows: For pastors support and
current expenses 100000; from the
church for the Centenary and other
Benevolences $1431.00; The Woman's
Foreign Missionary society $4,000;
the Young Woman's Home Missionary
society $4,000. A fine report for the
Methodist church.
| Asocial gathering of the members
of the Methodist church was held last
Thursday evening after prayer meet
ing in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Gard
ner, who have returned to the church
for another year and also returned
from their SIX weeks trip to Sault
| Ste. Marie. This was surprise So
cial for Rev. and Mrs. Gardner and
what surprised them most was the big
turnout at prayer meeting. 1t was
an informal gathering and everybody
had a good time. Misses Thresa
Frazier and Mildred Goldman each
sang a solo. Miss Cora McElroy gave
reading and Mrs. Lydia Frazier
gave the reading "Too Late for the
Train," which every one enjoyed.
Lunch consisting of sandwiches, cake
, and coffee was served. The church is
fortunate in having Rev. Gardner fol
, another year.
!, Baptist Church, Sunday, Oct. IL
There was big crowd at the Baptist
! parsonage on East Main street on Fri
day evening. A reception was given
in honor of their members who moved
y away from town and also to those
, who are going away for the winte,
! and for the bride and groom who re,
- turned from their trip last week. Yor
a have heard of killing two birds witt
one stone, well this was half doz
y en- or more. The evening was spent IL
r a social way, visiting and ice cream
q and cake were served. All repor
o having had lovely time.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett Rayne, VIII
moved to Wadsworth recently, at
!. tended the reception at the parsonag'
Il on Friday evening.
u C. V. Matteson and wife motore'
= to Cleveland Tuesday on business an
: pleasure.
I Presbyterian church. Morning ser
\ vice at 10 a. M, pastors subject, "ln
/ dividual Responsibility" lilo a. m
/ Sunday school; Christian Endeavor a
$50 p. M, topic, Training in Cltl
I zenship." Peter 2:11-2O. leader, Johl
Michael. Evening service, 1880, 9Th
Best for Jesus" A cordial invitation
to all.
/ Rev. G. H. L. Beeman and J. F
Shumaker attended the meeting o
Cleveland Presbytery at Calvar
Presbyterian church, Cleveland, MON
day.
Miss Emily Noyes and Mrs. G. Il
L. Beeman are attending the annua
convention of the Women's Synodica
Home and Foreign Missionary So
cieties at Cleveland this week.
Four persons were welcomed t
church fellowship in connection wit
well attended communion service i
the Presbyterian church last Sunda!
Cliff Matteson has warm hear
for little animals, dogs. woodchurcks
cats, etc.
One night he picked up a tiny gra
kitten and took it to his home. Il
named it Josephus and later change
it to Jerusha. Jerusha was fond {
Cliff, grateful perhaps for the con
Portable home he. furnished her.
y When he rested from his tolls in h