The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-14
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

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On Wednesday evening, Nov. 19,
the town of Seville is going to be
treated to the best fun-making event
of the year. The Seville Orchestra
is giving a mask carnival in the town
hall. About 30 valuable and appropri-
ate prizes are to be given away. This
is not going to be dance, but fine
musical program of orchestra music,
jazz music, solo singing, string in
strument music and comedy has been
arranged. This program is arranged
so as to appeal to and please both old
and young.
John Newman, of Lorain, made
business trip to Seville Monday.
Mrs. Florence Immel entertained
the following guests Sunday at din
ner Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner, of Creston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Immel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herle Immel and little son, and
Or. H. S. Orr, Of Medina.
Mrs. C. E. Swagler and daughter,
Mrs. Carl Rohrer attended the Sunday
School conference in Medina Tuesday.
Rev. John Calvin Elliott and wife
started for Philadelphia Tuesday.
They expect to make their home
there for the winter with their son,
Warner Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cahoe and daughter,
Gail, and friend, Mr.. Dewey Bennett,
of Creighton, o., were Sunday callers
at the Hetherington home on Center
street.
A report came here the first OF
the week that Ed. Morganrouth, OF
Akron, died last week. We have not
learned any particulars about the
case as yet. Mr.. Morganrouth was
formerly a business man of Seville
and is we'll known here.
Robert Tubbs spent the week enc
with his mother. Mrs. Schwindeman.
Carl Houghton, wife and daughter
of Cleveland, spent Sunday with
friends here.
About fifty neighbors and friend.
from up the Pike road gave Mr.. ant
Mrs. Carl Rohrer, the newly weds, ;
rousing old time belling on Wednes
day evening at the Swagler home o,
Pleasant street. They came in auto
and trucks of all kinds, any old wa.
to get there. They were soon quiete'
as Mr.. and Mrs. Rohrer were pre-
pared for them with a treat. The,
all enjoyed the fun and left then
with their congratulations and bes
wishes.
Mrs. Thresa Brintnall returned t
her home on Tuesday afternoon. afte
a long siege of nursing in Brunswick
Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Immel wer
in Cleveland this week stocking u
in millinery goods.
Mrs. Kirk Cook was an Akron Wis
, itor Wednesday.
Wanted-News for the Sentinel.
Baptist church--Last' Sunday even
ing at the Baptist church, the first Q
series Of illustrated texts wa
given by the pastor to a crowde
house. Four men were on the plat
form dressed in Oriental costumes
They acted out the parable of tn
!. Good Samaritan from which the tex
:, was taken and was much appreciate
by all present. There will be NOR
" of these sermons. Don't miss any c
them.
Sunday morning, Nov. 16, mornin
services at 10 a. M, Sunday school E
II a. M, evening services at p. n
The Big -Four Quartette of Wads
worth will sing at the Baptist churc
next Sunday evening. Come out an
hear them.
The Community Welfare Organize
ton, which was formed last weel
has made an auspicious start. Th
following officers were elected: pres
dent, F. D. Riffev; vice president, T
V. Lehman; secretary, Frank Wheel
er; treasurer, j. B. Nom ;executiv
committee, Rev. A. r. Woodwork
Mrs. r. D. Armstrong, J. B. Nom
Mrs. Oscar Smith, A. A. Carver, Mrs
H. H. Phelps, Rev. G. H. L. Beema
and Mrs. r. W. Gardiner. Committee
on Community Improvement, Com
munity Identification, Health, Chal
ity, Education, Recreation, Obsery
ances Soldiers Memorial and Garden
ing will be appointed.
Methodist Episcopal church, Sur
day morning, Nov. 16-Services at l
a. M, Sunday school II a. M, ever
ing services 7 p. M, Epworth Leagu
$50 p. M, topic "The Challenge t
Christian Service" Mrs. T. D. Rife
leader. Mid-week prayer service {
7 p. m. You are welcome to all SCI
vices. Rev. R. w. Gardner, pastor
l Presbyterian church, Sunday, No
1910 a. m. public worship, sermt
by the pastor, subject "The Chri
tianization of America" lilo a. I
Sunday school; 600 p. m. Christi,
Endeavor meeting, topic Cooper
tion in Christian service;" TOO p. ]
sermon by the pastor Seeking t
Kingdom of God;" prayer meeting
Thursday at 7:30 p. m. All welcor
y always.