The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-02-27


Three daughters and one son are left
to mourn the loss of this mother, Mrs. /,
Huff, of California; Mrs. Swaggler !
of Doylestown; Mrs. Becker, OF Sc
vile and Frank Halliwill, of Cleve-
land
SCHOOL ITEMS !
Basket ball game with Polk, last |
Friday, score Seville boys 20, Polk 10 /
Seville girls 8, Polk A.
Supt. Riffey is attending the N. E. |
A. at Cleveland, this week.
The next basket ball game at Sc
vile will be played Tuesday night
March End.
In the churches thisHweek:
Baptist church-Pastor Rev. A. r.
Woodworth. Feb. 20. Morning
services at 10 a. m. Sunday school at
11:15 a. m. Evening services at Z p.
m. Sermons by the pastor. Prayer
meeting on Thursday evening at 1880
p. m. All are welcome.
The Baptist Missionary circle met
at the home of Mrs. Henry Lee on E.
Main street on Wednesday afternoon
very interesting meeting was held
with Mrs. C. E. Swagler as leader.
! Methodist Episcopal church. Rev.
Gardner, Pastor. Morning services
at 10 a. m. Sunday school at II a.
m. Epworth League at 6 p. m.
Topic, "The Conquering Church of
, CHA" Mrs. Gardner, leader.
5 Evening services at 7 p. m. Prayer
meeting everey Thursday evening at
. 1880 p. m. Come!
r Our churches are rather quiet at
: present on account of SO much sick
: ness. We were glad to hear the bells
ring. last Sunday morning again.
: Presbyterian Church: G. H. L. Bee
man, Pastor. Morning at 10, sub
d ject Investing A Life" a message
h for "Life Enlistment Sunday" Sab.
bath school at 11:10. Christian En-.
il deavor at 6 p. m. Topic, "The Results
r of Our Words and Deeds.y Gal 81
10, Leader, Margaret Beeman. Ev
y, ening worship at Z, Pastors theme
ID "Two Different Kinds of Men, Thel
le and Now" Prayer service Thurs
day evening. The annual congre
,e gational meeting, postponed SOM
o. time ago, will be held next Tuesday
is March End. Dinner will be serve'
at the church promptly at 12. Chill
10 dren of the congregation and teacher
will be served at first tables. Ever
I'd family bring basket and join in tn
ed big picnic dinner. The business ses
al sion will be held at 1:3O. Elders an
wv trustees will be elected and reports Q
y officers and societies will be heart
IT. Every member of the church shoul
n be present.
ad The Woman's Missionary Societ
ar of the Presbyterian church held
nd meeting Wednesday afternoon. tt
ed subject of study was "Chosen" *
rea.)
I'M Rev. G.. H. L. Beeman attended IL
big Interchurch pastors conferen'
lb- in Columbus last week, the first gal
ering Of the kind ever held in Obi
.ds 1t was meeting of 1900 pastors fro
1r- about thirty denominations, the me
he coming from all parts of the stat
;he Mr.. Beeman reports a most enthus
.on astic meeting. Great speakers S
a before the preachers the worlds 81
ieh ritual and moral conditions and need
sht with much attention paid to the r
,he ligious survey now being made in tt
The United States. Plans were made Fl
,rd a big joint financial drive to tai
place the latter part of April for tt
MS missionary and benevolent work
,er the denominations. Also emphas
was laid upon the united evangelist
Mr. campaign for March to culmina
law with an Easter ingathering of ne
for members.
ner o. L. Laird, district Lecturer
ith the Masonic lodge, representative
me the Grand Master of the Grand Lod
eu- of Ohio, was at Seville Masonic H,
BILE on Tuesday evening to inspect t
,th. lodge.
of Mrs. Harry Kendall is on the 81
Will list this week.