The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-02

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different tribes of the earth, the Her
ald,the working men, women and chill
dren of America.
Baptismal service for both children
and adults Sabbath morning followed
by an Easter service. The members
and friends of the church are urgent
ly requested to save all the eggs their
chickens lay on Easter Sabbath. to
send them to st. Luke's hospital.
Please bring them to church the next
Sabbath. Persons having old papers
IN their way please bring to the par
sonage barn, or else notify some men,
ber of the Ladies Aid Society, and
we will call for them. The evening
services will be half-hour later
from April 1st until October l.
Presbyterian Church G. H. L. Bee
man, Pastor. 10 a. m., morning wor-
ship. Special Easter music by the
choir and short sermon by the pastor.
IL a. m. Sabbath school Easter pro-
/ gram. An exercise will be given by
the primary department and special
recitations by juniors, with pretty
songs and responsive readings. The
whole program has the title-"The
Victorious Christ" An Offering
will be taken for the support of the
hospital of the Presbyterian Church
in Canton, China, and for True Light
Mission School, same city. 6:3O p. m.
Christian Endeavor, Topic "The Pow
er of an Endless Life" Heb. 7:15, 16,
rs; John 3:1-3. Leader, S. R. Dun
das. 1880 p. m. "Christ the Con-
queror of Death-What is He to You?
Special music. Passion week SER
vices on Thursday and Friday even
ings this week at 7:30, sermons by the
pastor. Evangelistic services every
night next week except Saturday. The
pastor will be assisted in these meet
ings by several other ministers from
neighboring towns, who will preach
one night. o. G. Delaney, gospel
singer, of Barberton will be with us
Wednesday night. Communion SER
vice, Sunday April II.
Evening service Sunday half hour
later than formerly.
The church bells are being >rung
each day this week at noon as a call
to prayer for a spiritual awakening
and the conversion of souls. This is
by request Of the Interchurch World
Movement,
Rev. G. H. L. Beeman announced to
his congregation Sunday, that he has
under consideration a call to the pas
torate of the First Presbyterian
church of Grafton, w. Va, town Of
about ten thousand people, an impor-
tant railroad center of the B. & O.
system, near the western slope of the
Alleghenys.
i A very brilliant reception was ten.
dered Prof. E. Jennings Miller anc
!; Mrs. Miller by the people of the Pres
byterian church, Friday night, in re-
cognition of Prof. Miller's faithful
service as an organist and director o1
the church. A fine program of mus
ic and readings was given, after
which the pastor on behalf of the
people presented Mr.. Miller with al
elegant wicker-upholstered chair. Mr.
Miller responded to the presentation
with short address of appreciation
A large number were present. Re
freshments were served in the church
dining room.
Forty-two members of the Halcyor
Lodge No. 488, of Cleveland, put or
the first degree work for the Seville
K of P Lodge, last Saturday night
March ,27 in the town hall,in the pres.
ence of about 200 X. P's. irwin
Swinehart was the candidate, (pool
fellow, there were visitors from Me.
dina, Wadsworth and Sterling at the
meeting. A reception committee
met the special car from Cleveland
and escorted the Halcyon team to the
X. P. hall where fine chicken din
ner was served for the team. Afte,
the dinner was served, about eight
! o'clock, the team in their uniforms
and the Seville X. P. and visiting
lodges, gave a grand parade through
the main streets carrying torches OF
red light. We would say the meeting
was grand success.
i Word was received here a few days
ago that Mrs. Aleck Longacre, OF
Crestline, had been taken to the hos
pital and underwent an operation for
gall stones.
The report is she is getting along as
well as can be expected at this time.
Mrs. Longacre formerly lived in Sc
vile and has a host of friends here
who will be sorry to hear of her con-
dition.
Rev. and Mrs. Woodworth enter
tanned the "Boy Choir, II in num-
ber, in honor of their son Herman's
18th birthday, last Friday.
The Misses Vera and Elna Carver
are home for the Easter vacation
from Woman's College,, Cleveland,
and Miss Anne Marie Poree, French
girl,who is attending College is spend
ing the week with Elna and Vera.
A show in town this week, they
started with free show on Monday
night, of course the house was crowd
ed.
Another baby in town. Born, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lintner, ,an eight
pound boy, last Sunday. Mr.. Lintner
was passing out cigars on his arrival
on Monday.
Bob Murray, of Cleveland, is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. Showacre during
the Easter vacation.
Cecil Bowers, of Mansfield spent
the week end with his aunts Mrs.
Drushel and Mrs. Gordon. Miss Hen
rietta Stuff, of Cleveland, was also a
week end guest of her sister, Mrs.
Drushel.
The u. G. A. entertainment which
was postponed from the 22nd of Feb.
on account of the Flu epidemic, will
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