The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-26

Wy oNuuCuly VII w cuiLtSudy Hl8uL OI
last week. He had many friends thru |
outMedina county that will be shocked /
to hear of his death. The funeral |
was held from his late home in Ober-
lin, conducted by Rev. Will Turner.
Mrs. c. E. Swagler received tele-
gram telling of the death of her uncle,
Rev. Chas. Coulter, who died at Long |
Beach, CAL, last week Tuesday. Rev. |
Coulter was brother in law Of Datis |
Johnson and formerly lived in Seville. |
Rev. Coulter with his wife and daugh-
ter visited in Seville last summer and
was in poor health at that time.
VIM. Arthur Lee died on Thursday,
March 18. He had been ill for some
time. Mr.. Lee has been life long
resident Of Guilford tp. He was the
first Of family of three hildren to
pass beyond. Mr.. Lee united with tn
M. E. church several years ago and
has been a consistent member of the
church until death called him. He has
been faithful in his varied relations
of life and there remains to mourn
his departure loving wife, two sons,
one brother and one sister and host
Of friends. The funeral was held
from the M. E. church on Sunday af-
ternoon. Rev. Gardiner conducted the
service. The esteem in which Mr.. Lee
was held was manifested by the large
number of friends that attended his
funeral. The out of town guests were
Elmer Widman of Lorain, w. G. Bum
gardner of Wooster, Charley Lee of
Elyria, Don Rickard of Akron, and
Mrs. Reese, of Chippewa Lake.
High SchOl News.
Again the patrons of the Seville
lecture course have been disannointed.
Poluhnis who were to have been here
last Tuesday evening were, as they
said, unavoidably delayed. They have
now set the date for Tuesday, April
6. We hope they come on that date but
have long since ceased promising The
Lecture course has been disappoint--
ment not only to the patrons but even
more To the pupils of the school for
they feel responsible for the success
full conduct Of the course. 1t is to
be hoped that our bookings in the fu-
ture will be made with people who
realize the business necessity Of meet
ing their obligations when due
On Friday night, March IL, Seville
closed her regular basket ball season
by defeating both of the Creston
teams before a large crowd of which
no inconsiderable number came from
the latter town. As they left the town
a "solemn stiffness" held. The boys
score was 18 to and the girls 10 to 6.
Sharon High schools all men team
visited Seville last Thursday night and
played off a postponed game. The
score was % to 81 in favor of Sharon.
This was considerably the toughest
team met with this year and the boys
did we'll in keeping them to virtual
tie score. The girls also played, the
visiting team being badly beaten.
/. oAltho the basket ball season is over
the, team is trying to get the Wooster
team here this week as an added at
traction. They seem somewhat slow
in deciding. Perhaps they remember
the practice game we gave them in
base ball last spring. E
What was regarded by many as the
best literary of the year was given by
the Seville literary societies Friday
afternoon. The readings given by
Margaret Beeman and Alice Brandt
were excellent, the judges having
much difficulty in deciding between
the two. The original story by Cora
Kuhn showed college ability both in
form and in story value. The High
school newspapers showed high de-
gree of journalistic development. The
papers were teaming with witicisms
as well as solid facts, and much TO
the credit of the students in charge
not a single line was censored as non
sensical
It seems strange that so few visitors
are present at these literaries. Peo-
pie apparently take but little interest
in attending them, yet the school is
quickly and freely criticised by most
parents if such exercises are not pro-
vided for. r .f
Baptist.
Morning service at 10 o'clock.
S. S. at 11:25. All welcome.
Rehearsal of "Boy Choir" at 2:30.
Evening service at 7 o'clock. At this
service we will have "Ben Hur," tale
of the Christ, illustrated by 65 beauti-
full colored slides. All welcome.
Methodist Church.
Morning service 10 o'clock,
SIS. at II a. m. 4
Epworth League at p. m.
Mrs. Rhea Ryan, leader.
Evening service at 7 p. m.
Passion week will be observed be-
ginning next Sunday evening. Ser
vices every evening during the week.
On Easter Sunday at the morning
service children and adults will be
baptised and at the Sunday school
hour a program will be given by the
little folks. At the evening service a
pageant, "The Call of the Home
Land,' will be given. All invited.
The ladies of the M. E. church are
packing candies, fruit and jellies this
week for the Deaconess home in
Cleveland.
The Ladies Aid society met at the
parsonage on Wednesday afternoon.
1t was a business meeting and | will
tell you about it next week.
Presbyterian Church.
10 a. m. "Christ's Entrance Into
our Lives" Palm Sunday sermon.
11:10 a. m. Sabbath school.
Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 p. |
m. Topic, "Our Country's Need of
Christ" Acts 4:11-12, Rom. 10:12-15.
Evening service at Z. Sermon,
Complete in Jesus" Special music
to Palm Sunday. All are