The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-07

ing of the W. F. M. Society on Wed
nesday, May 5, 2 p. m. Mrs. H. H.
Weaver is hostess. Prayer and praise
service on Thursday evening at 1880.
The Queen Esther Circle will meet at
the parsonage on Saturday at 8 p. m.
Mothers Day will be observed at the
Sabbath morning. If the mother is
living wear a colored flower in honor
of her; if not living wear white
flower in respect to her memory; ii
she is living at a distance, write her
a loving letter to cheer her heart and
refresh her memory. Autos will be
provided for those desiring to come
by notifying the pastor. Morning
worship at 10 a. m. Sabbath school
at II a. m. Epworth League at $3.50.
Topic, Anniversary Day." Mrs. Her
shell Eshelman, leader. Preaching at
7:3O. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all who will come.-Rev. r. W..
Gardiner, pastor.
Presbyterian Church. - Morning
service at 10 o'clock. j. E. Brice, a
candidate from Marion, O., will
preach the sermon at both morning
and evening services. Sunday school
at 11:15 a. m. Christian Endeavor
at $3.50 p. m. Miss Maxine Myers
leader. Prayer service at 7:3C
Thursday evening.
Baptist Church-The regular serv
ices on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
Sermon by the pastor. Sunday schoo
at Ills a. m. Evening services a
! 1880 p. m. Prayer meeting at 7:3'
on Thursday evening.
DR.. Harry Hard and W. G. Brum
baugh were in Wooster on Monda,
evening, they attended inspection an
the banquet of the Knights Templal
Some class to Bill and Doc.
Mrs. F. D. Riffy was bushes
) caller in Wooster Saturday.
II Mrs. Joe Long of Rittman visite
, her friend, Mrs. Harry Baker, fe'
. days last week.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Smith of Mans
! field moved into Mrs. c. L. Mattison
n house on the corner of West Main an
$ Water street on Monday.
l. Boyd Baker is going up into Mich
q gan to help rebuild some OF tt
d homes that We're wrecked in tt
a storm a few weeks ago.
r Mrs. Jake Dennis has been on tt
= sick list for few days. ..
o DR.. Ryal Of Wooster was called #
a counsel for Mrs. Alice Squires, M1
= H. H. Phelps mother, last week. MI
y Squires is some better this week.
> Mrs. Fred Lees Of Cleveland spe
Y a few days Of last week with her 81
IA ter, Carrie Houghton.
l. Junior-Senior banquet was held
3 the Presbyterian church parlors Ia
T. Friday evening. A three-course di
3e ner was served by the ladies of t
IS church.
II Mr.. and Mrs. William Beck
~ ~ moved into their home on Pleasa
s. street on Wednesday.
tn Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rentz a
a. daughter, Lucille, and girl friend, M
"a. 81 Helen Heise of Medina, called at t
Swagler home on Sunday afterno'
hs ss Mrs. Beeman spent Tuesday
Wooster with her daughter, M
IF Hole. ~
Charles Russell is having seric
time with carbuncles on his neck.
has had two.
Charles High is still on the s
list, not able to be out.
Mrs. F. H. Wheeler with her t
sons, Vern and Dean, visited her h
band at the city hospital, Woost
on Sunday. Getting along fine is
IT, report she brought back.
ne ne Otto F. Bagbot, 31st Balloon CO
ad pany of Camp Knox, KY, spent
&C. C. weekend with his sister, Mrs. Char
bv bv Rock.
aie lie If you want a good place to bo;
or- for next winter call up Mrs. c.
me Swagler. She canned up a wash
I'd I'd full of dandelion greens Tuesd
he That is, i think she must be think
of keeping boarders. Looks like
,ad The regular meeting of the will
nd council was in session on Mon
at night and ordered Cleanup Day
ine ihe about the middle of May.
nd George Smoyer was appoi1
&C. street commissioner and Dan !
OF Of was appointed clerk to fill the III
bs- ,s- pired term Of Floyd Lehman, who
to- signed.
Next Sunday is Mothers |
ths tts Where will we get flowers to we
of They are about as scarce as suga
ny. Seville. .,
the Say, how about the fellow that
of Of his best girl out to lunch and ate
M. biscuits? Now that happened
Of C1nva1and q faw DAVIS aU0