The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-22

failed to put in an appearance, on ac-
count of sickness. Not very good
beginning.
Mrs. c. L. Matteson is spending the
week in Orangeville, o., visiting her
sister, Mrs. Brockway.
Rev. A. r. Woodworth preached two
sermons Marion last Sunday, in the
church where Warren G. Harding
worships. Large audiences both at
the morning and evening services.
| Mrs. DR.. Orr of Creston called on
Mrs. l. H. Brotts on Tuesday after
noon.
i Merle Geiger and Ivan Coon visited
in Millersburg Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. SEWERS, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Overholt, Miss Elizabeth Overholt and
j Mrs. Harman, all of Cleveland, were
/ Sunday visitors at the Ross Geiger
home.
j; Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Weaver of Orr
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Brotts of
. Lakewood, and Miss Libbie Miller of
. Marshallville, and Mrs. Emma Bost-
J wick were guests at the I. H. Brotts
home, Sunday, helping to celebrate
: the joint, birthdays of G. R. and I. H.
Brotts, father and son. A chicken
} dinner with all the trimmings was
! served, and two big birthday cakes
: adorned the table, with the usual num-
ber of candles, 36 on one, and 65 on
: the other. All enjoyed the day, and
E are going to vote for Harding.
e A pleasant gathering of the Merry
Y Matron club was held at the home of
Mrs. Arthur Campbell, on West Main
e street, last Friday evening. Fifteen
: members answered to roll call with a
favorite receipt for cake or pie. Yes.
t one member gave her receipt for peach
It butter. 1t was very interesting
t Business was transacted and the hos
d tess served ice cream and apple pie.
d Adjourned to meet in two weeks with
d Mrs. Charles Cook.
n The. w. B. A. ladies will be enter
It tanned in Sterling Thursday nightly
$ the W. B. AS of Sterling.
Mrs. Arthur Campbell spent Sun
e day in Wadsworth at the home of he1
J.. niece, Mrs. Claud Stoves, it being hel
e little nephew's, ,Delbert Stovers, birth.
~ DAY, ana Cney celeDTdCeu.
le CHURCH NOTICES
Presbyterian Church-Preaching al
a 10 a. M, subject, Paying the Fare;
1. Bible school, II a. M; The Brotherhood
class has a welcome for every man.C
RS E.. at p. m. subject, "Lessons from re
to cent. Events;" Preaching 7 p. M, Spec
n ial music; prayer meeting Thursda.
y. at p. M, "The Sermon on the Mount
Tn choir rehearsal Saturday, 8 p. m.
Rev. M. Woolf, Pastor.
The Musical and social given by tn
n choir of the Presbyterian Church las
$. Wednesday, evening was greatly en-
joyed by all present. The good at
<, K tendance and the silver offering of al
N. most $28.00, for the benefit of tn
choir, helped to encourage Mr. Mile
m and the members Of the choir to cor
ng tinue their efforts to render som
special music at each preaching.
d. The semi-annual meeting of tn
ma Woman's' Missionary society of tn
'st presbytery of Cleveland, will be hel
on at the Presbyterian church, Thursda
Oct. 20. The speakers will be Mis-
mt Harriet N. .Noyes, and Miss Jess
no Bergen, a missionary from Mexic
,ld There will be a morning session als
IKE one in the afternoon, the former opel
70 ing after the 1898 car, as the pres
ire dent and afficers and delegates fro
ng Cleveland come at that time. Del
gates from other churches in the pre-
no bytery are expected.
OF Baptist Church-Morning service
lhe 10: this is our Honor Roll' serviC
lhe in which the Is members of olde
RS. standing are invited to occupy seats
!, the platform. Let us attend this Sc
en- vice. S. s. at 11:15; evening servic
lpa at Z; prayer and praise at 1880 Thur
icy da yevening. Rev. A. R. Woodwork
IND Pastor
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev
", w. Gardiner, pastor-Preaching sc
asst vice at 10 a. m. (Good Literature Da
lds. Sabbath school at II a. M; Epwor
an League at 6 p. M; Preaching at 7
ne M; Epworth League topic, "Wh
his Would Happen if l Prayed?" Mi
Martha Hawley, leader; prayer a
sit praise service Thursday evening at
nan choir rehearsal on Thursday event
at s. A splendid pageant was Civ
am at the S. S. hour, entitled "The Co
ere ing of Truth, There was lar
Tile and appreciative audience
nat Mrs. r. w. Gardiner left on Wedn,
day, in company with her father, \
los- ]. Richard, and sister, Mrs. w.
ing Gardiner of Akron for visit w
toil relatives in Philadelphia and Washir
~ ton, D. C.
ers, Rev. Gardiner is attending conf
afs' ence in Perrysville, O., a few days t
res week.
Eye Watch next weeks paper for
~ announcement Of the coming of M
S. Louise Patterson of Cleveland.
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