The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-04-11

the Baptist church gave them fare
well party and picnic supper at the
church. Short talks were given by
Rev. Woodworth, Mayor Crawford, A.
A. Foster and Mrs. K. D. Gelsinger. |
Mr. walker responded. After the
supper hour all enjoyed good social
time visiting. Mr.. and MRS. Walker
Will be missed in the church and social
affairs OF. the village.
Mrs. Blake Hartman entertained
the Utilian class OF the Presbyterian
church on Tuesday evening. MRS. Il.
h. l.. Beeman is teacher OF the class.
Mrs. Fred Taylor gave a surprise
party for her daughter Helen on
tuesday after school the occasion be-
ing her 10th birthday.
MIR. Livingsberger went to the
Wooster hospital Tuesday for treat
ment.
Mr.. J. Huffman was Medina Wis
itor on Monday.
Mrs. +. u. Gray had the pleasure
of entertaining her granddaughter,
Mrs. Earl Critz and her great grand
son, William Earl Critz Of Cleveland,
from Friday until Sunday evening.
Mrs. Gray said that great-grandson is
the best ever. and / saw her smile
through the telephone when she said
it.
Mrs. G. E. Swagler entertained Mrs.
W. G. Brumbaugh and daughter
Irene, and Mrs. l. H. Brotts, at a
waffle supper on Tuesday evening.
The Star ladies surprised Mrs.
Brumbaugh on tuesday evening, the
occasion being her birthday and 29th
, wedding anniversary.
! Geo. brumbaugh was in Tifin, Ohio,
the first Of the week on business for
the Union Chain & Mfg. Co.
Thos. Hetherington is doing some
remodeling, paperlng and painting in
his home on North Center street.
Geo. and Will Brumbaugh went to
Lorain Tuesday to attend inspection
of the Mason lodge. A big banquet
was given after inspection.
| Church Doings
Baptist church service at the usual
hour next Sunday, and mid-week
prayer meeting on Thursday evening.
On last Sunday evening 10 were i'm
mersed and will become members of
this church.
The Ladies Aid society met on We'd
nesday afternoon at the church.
The Presbyterian church had a very
largely attended communion service
; Sunday morning. The pastor welcom-
ed to church fellowship at this time
eight persons upon profession of the
, faith and five by letter. The attend
ance at the Sunday school was las.
The Christian Endeavor had a fine
evening meeting largely attended,
!, conducted by Miss Elizabeth Thomas
Special music was given by Miss
Eicher, piano, and vocal duet by
Messrs. Robertson and Shumaker
Some very interesting talks on Prayer
were given by several OF the members
and the pastor. In the evening ser
vice the pastor preached a sermon
on "The Great White Throne" Rev
20:11, IL, giving a synopsis of the
Book of Revelation and speaking OF
the last judgment when "the books are
opened"
The Presbyterian church has de-
cided to hold it's morning service at
eleven o'clock by the new time, and
this plan will go into effect next Sun
day. Sabbath School at IL. Chris
tian Endeavor meeting at p. M,
and evening service at 8 p. m. AT
the prayer meeting this week, Thurs
day at p. m., Rev. J. G. Elliott, a
former pastor, will be the leader
The Woman's Missionary society
meets at p. M, Wednesday.
Rev. G. H. L. Beeman, pastor of
the Presbyterian church, is spending
the week with his mother at Marion,
Ohio. He will be in the pulpit as
usual next Sabbath.
. Methodist Episcopal Church.
. Preaching service at 10 a. M; Sab
bath School service at II a. M; Ep-
worth League at p. M; preaching
at p. M; eastern time. The Y. W.
, H. M. society will meet on Friday
evening; Mrs. F. D. Riffey is hostess;
Mary Murray is devotional leader;
Miss Marian Beach is program
leader.
:, DR.. E. D. Richards gave very il.
, Illuminating address on the work Of the
gospel in Darkest Africa" at the
Methodist church, last Sabbath even
: ing.
= Rev and Mrs. R. w. Gardiner were
called to Mansfield, o. by the deatl
, of an aunt Of Mrs. Gardiner.
Paul Wilder and Clark Davis in
. augurated the Centenary Movement
!. by fine "five minute" addresses in th'
Sabbath School and Epworth League
' The regular meeting of the Macca
bee lodge was held on Monday even
i, ing. After the regular business wa
!, transacted, the service of draping tn
. charter was held for Mrs. Franl
Harry. This is beautiful, sad ser
= vice the Maccabee ladies hold at th'
:, death of their sisters. Quite a numbe
of relatives and friends were present
9 Resolutions by the lodge on the dealt
: of Mrs. Harry will be published mex
. week.
z All kinds of paints and varnishes a
s wholesale prices at Wadsworth Pain
d Factory. AT
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