The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-05
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

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able. Fifty-five cents which of
course includes war tax. All soldiers
and friends who have not vet been
notified are requested to bring their
relics and display articles to the Leg !.
IN rooms on Sunday March IA, so
hat the decorating committee may
cake proper care of them.
Rev. Woodworth and family who
have been having such time with the
Flu, are getting along so well that
they were able to discharge the nurse
Miss Mary Whonsettler, last Thurs
day..
THE CHURCHES
Baptist: Preaching service at 10 a.
m. followed by communion service.
All should be present. Sunday
school at II o'clock. Evening services,
at o'clock, another illustrated text,
come early.
Prayer service at 7:SO, Thursday ev-
enlng.
Methodist Episcopal church: Rev.
Il. W. Gardiner, pastor. Morning
services at 10 a. m. Sunday school at
IL a. M, special offering will be TAX
en- for the suffering Armenians in the
Sunday school next Sunday morning.
Epworth League at 6 p. m. topic,
Principle OF Life as Recorded in the
Book OF Proverbs" Miss Martha
Hawley, Leader.
The Missionary Circle met with
Mrs. Charles Dix on Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Gardiner was devotional
leader and Mrs. Dix, program leader.
The annual congregational meeting
OF the Presbyterian church was held
Tuesday, a large number being pres
ent. Eighty people young and old
partook OF the fine picnic dinner in
lhe church dining room at noon. In
the business session William uulburt
was elected chairman and Mrs. nud-
ley Dowd was elected clerk of the con-
gregation. Reports showed a pros
porous condition in the church. Treas
urer reported disbursements amount
ing to $1821s Ladies Aid expended
$165. The Sabbath school reported
membership of ITO and average at
tendance of 103. The school disbur-
sed SITS for supplies and niscellan-
eous expenses and $115 for missions.
The Woman's Missionary Society
reported 81 contributing members,
, and $128 contributed to missions. The
Christian Endeavor Society reports
38 members and over $31 spent. The
Westminster Guild, girls missionary
organization, paid out over $21. The
deacons reported $473 sent to the
New Era office for the Boards of the
! church and more to be sent this month
The church has contributed over $700
, to all benevolences during the year.
!, Mr.. Clarence Shumaker was elected
= trustee and Messrs. William Hulburt
and Paul Elliott ruling Elders. The
pastor made a report of the general
. spiritual conditions, stating that the
!, church has received during the year
eleven persons on profession of faith
and eight by letter and has a member
ship Of 1914.
t., Presbyterian church services for
next Sunday morning at 10 a. M,
pastors subject, "What is the Matter
with the church," Sabbath school
at LILO. Christian Endeavor meet
ing at p. M, Topic "Life lessons
from the Book Of Proverbs" Proverb
20:1-15. Conservation meeting.
Leader, Waldo Robertsong This is
Bank Sunday" for the C. E. Every
member bring at least dime to help
,, the work of the State c. E. Union.
Evening service at 7, at which time
the pastor will conduct question box.
Persons having questions along mo-
raj or religious line are invited to
send them to the pastor or drop in a
box at the church by Sunday noon.
Name of writer of the question not re-
quired. All invited. Prayer meet
ing Thursday at 1880. Personal work.
ers class at 7. ...
SEVILLE SCHOOL NOTES
Basket ball game at Seville, Fri
day night, March 5. Rittman VS..
Seville. The boys are using the pro-
ceeds from these games to purchase
baseball suits. Come out and give
them your support.
Poluhni and Co., the last number on
, the Lecture Course, will be at Sc
VINE OIL IueSudy nlgnC, Warren 10,
This number is quite a popular and
should be a big drawing card.
The annual Educational Associa-
ton, Department Of Superintendent,
held its annual session, in Cleveland
last week. There was a record
breaking attendance of some ten thou
sand people, largely Supts. through
out the country. The Cleveland
school children gave pageant illus
. trating the history of the growth of
education and sounded the alarm for
the future if more funds are not pro-
vided for school purposes. Address
es on all phases of educational mat
ters from kindergarten to highest
kind of technical work were given by
the best educators and superinten-
dents the country could afford. The
entire week was feast of good spe-
eches and fellowship.
1--WE regret to say we are forced to
leave out part of the Seville school
items on account of lack Of space,
however the balance will aupear next