The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-10-03

busiest man in the county. This bread
is fine. Buy a loaf.
Ball game, Seville and Leroy, 10 in
favor of Seville, on the Leroy field
last week Friday.
G. A. Wilder and F. E. Taylor at
tended the ball game Friday after
| noon at Leroy.
J Rev. Gardner and wife, Miss Rhea
Ryan and Miss Miriam Beach re-
turned from their trip to Sault st.
Marie, Mich, Monday morning.
What the Churches Are Doing
The Utilian class of the Presby-
terian Sunday school, Mrs. Beeman
teacher, held a business meeting and
social on Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. Earl Day on Center street.
Business before pleasure, always. AZ
ter the business hour the evening was
pleasantly spent in contests, gamse
and music Twenty members and
three visitors were present. Lunch
was served by the hostess. The re-
port is a grand, good time.
Presbyterian church, services for
next Sunday. 10 a. M, Communion
service, public reception Of new men,
bers and baptism. Brief address by
) the pastor. II a. m. Sunday school.
We had 152 present last Sunday
l keep it up. $50 p. m. Christian En-
/, deavor meeting. Topic; "Our Relation
= to Others. Nv. Toward World Broth
erhood." Luke 1O:25-37. Leader, S. r.
e Dundas. 1880 p. m. sermon by Rev.
a John G. Black, D. D., of Wooster. All
to all services.
J. The members Of the Presbyterian
:. congregation gathered at the manse
Tuesday evening and celebrated with
I, the pastor and his wife, Rev. and
d MRS. G. H. L. Beeman, the twenty
r third anniversary of their marriage.
a Rev. Beeman and Miss Edith May
IS Warman were married at Gambler, O..
u Sept. 80, 1896.
r. The Guilford township Sunday
school convention was held in the
o Presbyterian church, Sunday after
70 noon and evening, Mr.. Chas. May
n than, of Chatham, presiding. Mr.
Maytham is member Of the Count!
lp Committee on Visitation. Rev. A. K
" Woodworth conducted a devotiona
" and song service. j. F. Shumaker
superintendent Of the Presbyterian
ed Sunday school gave the address O.
er welcome. A solo was sung by Mrs
E. Hange. In the absence of anothe
OF speaker who was on the program
IS! Rev. G. H. l.. Beman led round ia
rs BILE discussion on the Internationa
Standard. Home Department, Teache
e. Training and other problems wer
IL considered. Mr.. G. E. Carrothers, 0
on Cleveland, gave an address on 9Th
Training OF Sunday School Work
nj ers." MI. Carrothers also answere
some round table questions. In tn
ne evening session officers were electe
as foIlows-President, Rev. G. H.
TO Beeman; vice president, Willis Coo
ng man; secretary treasurer, Mrs. Eve
ng lyn Hange elementary superinter
dent, Mrs. Paul Elliott; secondar.
ne Mrs. W. S. Showacre; adult, Elme
nix Lee; temperance, A. S. Foster; teach
rs. er-training, Rev. R. w. Gardiner
home department, Rev. M. Smith
rs. missionary, Mrs. M. V. Bates; visits
ry lion, M. E., Mrs. 1. H. Brotts; Bal
tist, Mrs. T. D. Gray; Presbyterian
Mrs. G. H. L. Beeman. Address
ed in the evening session were given k
mt Mr.. B. M. Hastings, prominent SUI
u. day school worker, Of Akron; by M
ia Barney, salesman Of the Goodri,
y. Rubber Co., of Akron, and by Re
III F. G. Behner, secretary of the Fed
no rated Churches of Akron. Mr.. Has
ings, who is an old Seville boy, spoil
er on "The Spirit of Christ in Sunds
ng School Work" Mr.. Behner in a r
ek markable address showed by illustr
tions how Christianity gives us safe
gus and security even in this life. A
oy anthem was sung by the choir al
music was also furnished by Il
ew Presbyterian orchestra and by Pro
ar; E. j. Miller at the organ. The eve
no ing session was very largely atten
ed.
OF A reception was held for MI
hg Pierce at the Manse on Tuesds
IL evening in connection with the we
as ding anniversary of Rev. and MI
sA- Beeman.
Baptist church. Remember t
ing date of the Harvest home dim
nee served by the ladies of the Bapti
church in their church dining rool
ooi beginning at 4:30 p. m. and W
sho serve until every hungry soul is fee
aer Now just look over this menu and
-. will surely give you an appetit
..ce, Chicken, biscuit, gravy, mashed pot
ian toes, baked beans, squash, pickle
ne, sliced tomatoes, bread, butter, jel
'hh pie-pumpkin and apple-chee'
my coffee. Price IS cents a plate. Oh
dren under 10, 25c plate.
ne The Ladies' Aid and Missiona
ast ;a Circle met in the church parlor
LIe Wednesday afternoon for busine
oys meeting. .
yne A social gathering and receipt
will be held at the Baptist parsona
ur- on East street next Friday evenil
Of October 8. Every gathering has be
1rs. a home coming lately, but this is d
fernt. This is going away rect
the tion. This is for the members W
- are moving away, for those who
going away for the winter and
the bride and groom.
Next Sunday, October 5th, morni
services at 10 o'clock, Sunday sch
following. Evening worship at z:
Prayer service every Thursday ev