The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-11-05
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p
Sinim." This book should be in
every home in Seville.
| The second speaker was Miss Jes-
sic Bergens, teacher in the Turner
High school, Merida, Mexico. Miss
Bergens with her pleasing personal
ity and most earnest plea to send the
i Gospel to Mexico, held the closest
attendance of the large audience pres
ent. The local society of the Pres
\ byterian church were highly COM
mended for their kindness and hospi-
tality in entertaining the Presbyterial
, society not only by the committee on
resolutions but also by many of the
i delegates themselves in their personal
greetings. AS a delegate, Y. w. c.
: A. secretary for Medina county, spoke
s at the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening to most appreciative audi
f ence. His earnestnes and enthusi-
J. asm, together with his lovable dispo-
n sition, is rapidly gaining him many
friends in Seville and throughout the
IN county.
Rev. Woolf of the Presbyterian
e. church, spoke Sunday evening at the
I'd Lafayette township Sunday school
it, convention, held at Chippewa Lake
ct nj. E. church, on the, subject, enlist
!. ing Men in the Bible School," Rev
it. Woolf was the Adult superintendent
IS. ow Harrisan county before coming tt
Seville. ~..
ch the Medina coutny Ministers AS
%, sociation will meet Monday, Nov.8, a
dis the Presbyterian church Seville.
Ks. lunch will be served at noon, afte
eu which the monthly business meetin
'as will take place, followed by the pape
in of the day, given by Rev. Flickinge
led of Lodi. All ministers of the cour
tar ty are urged to be present.
'oo Methodist Episcopal Church-Mor1
Ter ing worship at 10 am; Sabbat
ing school at II a. M; Epworth Leagu
lille at 6 p. M. preaching at 7 p. m.
er, ference year The first Communion
all, The first Communion service fl
her this conference year will be held
in 10 o'clock Sabbath morning, Nov. 7
the Topic for Epworth League, "Ol
18th Church Privileges and Obligations
ON Mrs. Guy partition is leader; pray
er- and praise service on Thursday eve
rch ing at 7; meeting of the W. F. M.
.ev. the parsonage on Wednesday, Nov
rth at 2 p. M, Mrs. John Decker is leade
rye Moving time again in Seville. MI
The Ewing of Creston bought the Yocu
=, property on East Main street la
az week and will take possession soon.
ana Yocums have bought the Bert He
lt,- mer place on Milton street and W
ms take possession in about Is days.
- Harry Grafton is moving his fal
w. ily to Wadsworth this week.
the Allen McCabe and his daughter
re- family (the Harpers) are moving
few the country on the farm they boug
er> of Orrin Welday.
A big crowd attended the sale
o"- household goods of Allen McCal
leld Saturday afternoon. -
,wn Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter p,
,ora chased the C. N. Taylor restaurs
which he recently bought from All
Oh McCabe and will remodel it for
'ker home.
ONE Halloween night brought it's us
.nd corn throwing and littering up of
s streets. The public square lool
An like the Medina fair grounds on s.
Mr.. day morning. Everything there
ern, the horse racing.
Mr. Mrs. John Phelps of Merango '
W. . a weekend guest of Mrs. Ella G
VIE and Mrs. Reuben Lee. Mrs. Phe
9TH was enroute to Pennsylvania to v
her son.
s;o,, Albert Henry moved his family
Y. Creston on Monday.
az The W. B. A ladies and their
bands, or friends, held masque1
S. Halloween party at the home Of J
ming Eddie Bowman in Creston on v
who nesday evening, Oct. 27. Some
WY tunes, alright. Ghosts met
IS ON autos in the driveway and condu
and the guests to the chamber Of hor
cture in the cellar, and say, if that il
in sample of the fate Of the wicke
am going to be real good after th
try to, any way. The barn was
d at next place we went to, where
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