The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-05
High School Notes


Schools were closed for the Thanks
giving vacation from Wednesday un-
til Monday. Most of the teachers
visited their homes.
The High school organized it's lit
erary societies few weeks ago and
Nthe first program was given Wednes-
day afternoon. A contest is being con-
Quoted between the societies, one side
matching the program of the other
at each meeting. Last weeks pro-
gram was as follows:
Selma Carver and Mabel Rickard,
gave piano solo.
Zouilla Shook and Lorna Brandt,
reading.
Verne Wheeler and Ivan Detwiler,
prepared talk.
Ethel Wertz and Naomi Mccoy,
original story.
Stuart Beeman and Lyman Taylor,
High school newspaper.
Miss Carver, Mr.. Detwiler, Miss
Shook, Mss Mccoy and Mr.. Beeman
were awarded the decisions by the
judges. The judges were Rev. Bee
man, Mrs. F. V. Lehman, Mrs. Will
Myers and Rev. Gardner, Rev. Bee
man not participating in the last de-
cision.
The first, second, third and fourth
grades rendered fine Thanksgiving
program in the auditorium of the
school building Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Speck and Miss Frazier were
we'll rewarded for the effort they
put forth for this occasion.
The school is interested in the Red
Cross Christmas Seal Campaign be-
ing conducted at this time. The funds
are used in fighting tuberculosis and
every one should subscribe his quota
OF ten cents, or more.
Mr.. Schneider taught the Eight
grade lesson on rice Tuesday by
means of the stereograph. The use of
stereographs in teaching is becoming
quite common and we hope that our
finances may soon be such that we
will be able to purchase this equip
ment.
The Village council met on Monday
evening. No special business on hand
Baptist church, Sunday, Dec. TO
a. m. morning service, II a. m. Sun
day school, 7 p. m. evening services.
; The Other Wise Man by Vandyke
will be given. This is an illustrated
lecture on the famous book "The
Other Wise Man." The scenes are
beautiful and the lessons are good
and you will miss something good if
you are not there. Rev. Small, of
; Medina, delivers the lecture.
! ! The Friendship class of the Baptist
Sunday school was entertained at the
i. home of their teacher, Mrs. A. R.
Woodwork on Tuesday evening.
Music occupied most of the time.
Light refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Carter and son
Raymond, of Lakewood, were guests
at the Woodworth home Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Methodist Episcopal church, Sun
day, Dec. 7-Preaching services at 10
a. M, Sunday school at II a. M, Ep-
worth League at 6 p. M, topic "Our
Leagues Watchmen and Messenger
Miss Jennie Ody leader. The new
methods which have been introduced
for the betterment of the League are
already showing desired results ant
a good attendance is requested al
each meeting. Evening worship at
p. m. Everybody invited.
The regular meeting of the w. F
M. S. was held at the home of Mrs
Lily Beach Wednesday, Dec. 3. De
/ votional leader, Mrs. Charles Dix
program leader, Mrs. John Decker.
l Rev. and Mrs. r. W. Gardner wer'
called to Akron on Monday mornin,
on account of the sudden death O
Mrs. Gamers mother, Mrs. Rae.
: Presbyterian church. Morning ser
vice at 10 am, pastors subject: eth
New Era Foreign Missionary Task o
the Presbyterian Church" Sunda
school at II a. m. Christian En-
deavor at 6 p. M, topic, "Truths Tha
Jesus Taught" Matt. 5:3-12, job
21:25. Conservation meeting. Leader
Miss Miriam Hange. Evening serviC
at z p. m. Sermon, "The Responsive
, ness Of Jesus"