The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-19
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL


marriage to DR.. John l.. Beach at the
home of her parents, No. z Dellinger
avenue, at 1870 o'clock of the after
noon Of Dec. 6. The Episcopal mar
riage service was performed by the
Rev. Alfred Britain. The bride was
given in marriage by her father, John
A. Roberts. The couple was unat-
tended. The bride wore a gown OF
white georgette and Irish lace and
wreath of orange blossoms. The
brides bouquet was of Ophelia roses.
Luncheon was served to about thirty
guests, following the ceremony.
Among the guests were included the
near friends and relatives of DR..
Beach from Philadelphia, Cleveland
and Seville. The couple left the same
evening on an Eastern trip and will
be at home after January first in Sc
vile, where DR.. Beach is practicing
physician.-From the Batavia Daily
| News.
Baptist church, Sunday, Dec. 21st,
Rev. A. r. Woodwork, pastor-10 a.
m. morning service; 11:15 a. m. Sun
day school; 7 p. m. evening services.
This will be another of the illus
trated texts. The scene will be that
of Mary and the Babe when visited
by the Three Wise Men. All arc
welcome.
The cantata In Santa Claus Land
!, will be rendered by the Sunday schoo
scholars at the Baptist church OF
Xmas eve, Wednesday, Dec. "a. Some
time during the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Santa Claus will appear. We hope thu
power won't be off so they can ge
here.
Rev. M. R. Sheldon, of Alexandra
returned home Friday with his sis
: ter, Mrs. Woodwork and remaine
until Saturday. Mrs. Woodwork an
brother had been attending thei
: mothers funeral.
= Methodist Episcopal church, Sun
day, Dec. 21, Rev. R. w. Gardiner
pastor.-Preaching service at 10
M; Sabbath school II a. M; Epwort
5 League 6 p. M; Preaching p. n
The morning sermon will be Christ
!, mas sermon. The Epworth Leagu
a topic: "The Christmas Message an
the Christmas Spirit" Mr.. Harol
:, Lehman is leader. Our Christina
! ! cantata will be given on Wednesda
q evening, Dec. "a, with other exercise
Mr.. J. R. Rea, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscs
!, Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Wade X. Gard
h ner, and Mr.. and Mrs. V. D. Wrinkle
T. of Akron, spent the day Sunday ;
ii the Methodist parsonage.
: On Christmas eve, Wednesday, De
"a, the cantata, "The Fairy Co
d spiracy," will be rendered at tt
Methodist church under the directit
If of Mrs. R. D. Riffey and Miss Thre'
+ Frazier. The fairies, brownies al
Santa Claus will be there. Also son
ID jolly little clowns. You'll want to s.
and hear them. The cantata will sta
ID at 8 p. m.
Presbyterian churchill a.
lg morning worship, sermon by paste
"The Guiding STAR" Organ numbe
m by Prof. Miller: "A Christmas Fa
. tasy", (paraphrase on Antioch)
Norris; "Song of the Angels" w
liams. Anthem by the choir, "T
in Better Day." Post; solo, "The Ne
Born King" Miss Mildred Coolms
In the Sunday school session folio
n ing there will be given a Christm
II exercise of music and recitatons, e
titled christmas Land" Recitatio
will be given by LeOnore Beach, w
lie Hay, Reba Overdorf, Ellowe
Dowd, Elizabeth Day. Addresses
David Dowd and Miriam Hang
Songs will be sung by Suvila Clap
| Clarabel Armstrong and Mart
Armstrong. Offering for Foreil
Missions. At 6 p. m. the Christian E
deavor meeting. Topic, "The Chris
mas Message and the Christm
Spirit" Luke 2:8-14, Matt. 2:9-1
Leader, Corwin Minton. Evening We
ship at 7 p. m. Sermon, "The Seal
God" All welcome at all services.
Mrs. Sibyl Egbert, aged CT, died
her home here last Thursday, aft
an illness of brief duration. Mrs. E
bert was the daughter of George a
Asenith Jordan and was born in m
dina. She was united in maria
with Mr.. Smith Egbert in 1870. Th
came to Seville in 1874 and made tt
place their home during the rest
life with the exception of period
three years which they spent in [
troit. Mrs. Egbert was an earn'
and active member of the Prest
| terian church, with which she and /
/ husband united shortly after comi
l to Seville. She was a much-loved a
| very useful woman. The funeral v
held on Saturday afternoon from
II late home on Center street., conduc
by her pastor, Rev. G. H. L: BEEN
She leaves one sister, Mrs. Ruth }
don, and one brother, George Jord
| of Youngstown, and host OF frlel
L to mourn her loss.
Miss Carre Ainsworth. of Medl