The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-14

tend the funeral of her mother, Mrs
Lance, who had been an invalid foi
over eight months.
| Perry Freese and son Clyde and
Chris Reuter- were in Cleveland on
| Tuesday in case against the Eagle
| Dairy CO., who, it is claimed, de-
| frauded several 5of our farmers out
of several hundred dollars each in
selling milk to them.
G. w. Barry of east town line has
moved onto the Killian farm farther
north, and Mr. Kuhen has gone on to
the Barry farm.
Following is the cast Of characters
in the play, "The Dust of the Earth, "
to be given in the town hall, Feb. I'll
and 22, for the benefit Of the Red
Cross: N,
David Moore, of Maple Farm Cot
tage, Raymond Brant; Susan, his wife,
Margie Ridiker; Elizabeth, their
daughter, Letha Miner; Jerry, their
son, Neil Ferriman; Rev. DIR. Temp
Teton, young divine, Wayne Cad
mum; Miss Arabella, of the village
newspaper, Irene Kellar; John Ryder,
the young master Of the Naples, Nor
ris Case; Wandering Tom, a mystery,
Silas Ashdown; Old Morse, his COM
panion, Harvey Betsecover; Nell, the
"Dust Of the Earth, Marian Perkins.
The district quarterly rally meeting
of the Lorain-M Medina district of the
Church of Christ, will be held at
Brunswick on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Feb. 10 and 19. Following is
the program for both days sessions:
Tuesday afternoon 2 p. m, De-
votional Service, Pastor G. HI. Searles,
Hinckley Ridge; 2:30, sermon, 'Thatt
Ye Should Earnestly Contend for the
Faith Which Was Once Delivered I'M
to the Saints" Jude 3, Pastor j. L..
Griffith, Wadsworth; 3:15, Symposium,
present Day Problems in Our Doc
trine and Practice" (a) Is Our Bible
School a School of the Bible? G. C.
Gibbs, Brunswick; (b) Do We Prop
erly Value the Lords Supper? Elder
A. Wilcox, Cleveland; (c) Have We
Drifted in Our Teaching? Mrs. G. j.
Damon, Medina; (b) What Shall the
Preacher Preach? Pastor G. G. Smith,
Sullivan; general discussion led by j.
B. Ault, Medina.
Tuesday EVENING" Z p. M, Devotion
al service, Pastor F. H. Randall, North
Eaton; 7:45, Chart sermon, "Study-
ing the Bible by Dispensations", Rev.
C. c. Maple, Elyria.
Wednesday morning: a. M, De-
votional service, Pastor G. G.. Maple;
$50, Round Table on Departmental
Work, Pastor J. L. Griffith; 10, Chris
tian Woman's Board of Missions Rally
program in charge of Mrs. V. s. Good
ale, Medina; 1O:45, Devotional SER
vice, Pastor Leo M. Gregory Polk;
IL, address, "The Making Of the Bible
illustrated by charity Rev. /. N. De-
Puy, Lakewood; 12, dinner.
Wednesday afternoon: I :15, Devo-
tional service, Chas. Draper, Bennetts
Corners; las, address, "The Trans
lating of the Bible," illustrated by
chart) Rev. I. N. DePuy, Lakewood;
2:45, address, "Why am What Am,
or the Reason Why Stand Indenti-
fled with the Disciples Of Christ ?"
Pastor w. L. Burner, Elyria; $3.50,
open meeting for testimony and ex-
ortation; A, adjournment.
Wednesday eveningf Z, Devotional
service, Pastor O. L. Newcomer, Lor-
ain; 5, address, Remove Not the
Ancient Landmarks Which Thy. Faith
ers Have Set, Judge A. R. Webber,
Elyria.
Rev. O. G. Bedford Of Litchfeld
will have charge of the song services.
All who expect to attend should mott
fly c. G. Gibbs, Brunswick.
The ladies Of the Brunswick church
will serve dinner in the church on
Wednesday and supper at the evening
hour. sa