The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-06-13
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

Miss Cora McElroy. Great credit is
due Miss Theresa Frazier and Miss
Marian Beach for their persistent
work and care in the training, and the |
children for being on hand at every
rehearsal. The good work done and |
interest taken was manifest in the |
successful presentation of the exer-
cises. The church was beautifully dec
GRATED with pr0fusioh of beautiful
| flowers.
| The Epworth League has been
thoroughly reorganized and the new
officers give promise of the good work
to be done. Mr.. Clark Davis is pres,
Miss Rhea Ryan is 1st vice pres, Mrs.
Elizabeth Dunlap, I'd vice pres; Miss
Marian Beach, 3rd vice pres; Mrs.
Ellen Shanky, 4th vice pres; Miss
Jospehine Weaver is secretary; Mr..
/ Clair Foster, treasurer; Miss Marian
Beach, organist and Miss Ruth Deck
es, assistant organist. The League
pledged $25 per year for five years to
the Centenary fund for five years.
The w. F. M. society will meet on
Wednesday at 2 p. m. Mrs. Fl. H.
Weaver is hostess, Mrs. Jacob Means
is devotional leader, and Mrs. Charles
Dix is program leader.
: The Y. w. III. M. society will meet
4 on Friday evening, June 13, at 7:30.
Mrs. W. S. Showacre is hostess, Mrs.
d Cylde Weaver devotional leader, and
9 Miss Theresa Frazier as program
|. leader.
: On Wednesday evening, June IL, at
1880, Rev. Courtney of Lodi, Bryen-
4 ton of Medina and Glenroy Shoup OF
e Congress, will speak on the work and
t success Of the Centenary work in the
J. Methodist Episcopal church.
Revs. G. II. L. Beeman and r. W.
: Gardiner attended the Medina County
,, Ministerial association meeting in Me.
dina on Monday morning, June 8.
! Services for Sunday, June Is, will
be preaching at 10 a. m.; s. s. al
It II; Epworth League at 6:30, topic
j. Speech, Wise and Otherwise" Miss
l. Theresa Frazier is leader. Preaching
at 7:30.
o Mr.. and Mrs. J. Richard Rea o1
q Akron are spending few weeks with
,, their daughter, Mrs. r. w. Gardiner
q Baptist church. Rev. Woodwork
S' will be in his pulpit on Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Sunday school fol
lows. Evening worship at 1880.
"a The Children's day services at tn
y Presbyterian church last Sunday wer
; beautiful and impressive. There wer
>. songs, responsive readings, recita
* tions. The motion songs by the pri
maries were especially fine. Othe
le classes sang pretty songs. A sol
n was sung by little Miss Suvila ClapI
le A service in recognition Of the sol
ID diers of the church in the recent wa
Sc was conducted by the pastor.
a. pretty cradle roll recognition servic
70 was given by the children. The pas
ne tor made an address on "Christia
Life in Childhood" An offering fo
n the Sabbath School mission worl
10 which goes toward the support of til
10 Sunday school work in needy place
nj was taken.
ho Presbyterian church notices fl
~ June Is. 10 a. m., pastors them
Il "The st. Louis Assembly," II a. m
r. Sabbath school,; 6:30 p, m., Christia
IF EHuedVof HleeClng, Topic WHdC
ls T- Owe and How to Pay It," Cor. 8:1-1
- ar At 7:30, sermon, "God in Christ, IL
81 Church and Individual Prayer NEE
~ ing Thursday evening.
az az The County Sunday School CONVEX
~ ~ ton here last Friday and Saturds
,os os was most inspiring and helpful
90 Sunday school workers. It is unto
r tunate that so fine program shou
~ - have had so poor an attendance. TT
= evening session of Friday, howeve
= was exceptionally we'll attended. tt
-, state speakers were L. B. Edgar,
u ,sd Cambridge, supt. adult division al
Ha ,aa H. G. Mayer, Of Columbus, supt. Sc
' ondary division. Other speakers we
DR.. G. H. Smith of Medina, J.
Small, County Y. M. G. A. Secretar
Rev. C. H. Searles. Acting preside1
he L. J. Flickinger, presided. DR.. Smi
a was elected president. The boys al
lily girls held their conference in t
nts Presbyterian church Saturday, Mo
Try helpful talks were given by Mr.. Sma
ept Mr.. Mayer, Rev. Woodworth, Re
by Courtney, Miss Eastwood, Mrs. Sar