The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-01-28
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Mid-year examinations are in full
swing in the schools.
Mrs. T. d. Dewitt entertained
with a miscellaneous shower in honor
Of Miss Madeline Beedle on Monday.
Medina baskea ball team played
1t Euclid Village, Wednesday. Mr..
RAIDER, who taught here last year is
principal there.
Promotion takes place in the
school next week. There are seven
in the graduating class.
Mrs. Genevieve Rheinhardt's class
OF the Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. Norman Clark this week.
The Congregational church will put
on the Pilgrim Tercentenary pageant
next Sunday night. This will be the
crowning celebration, as church, OF
the three hundreth anniversary of the
landing of the Pilgrims, The commit
tee in charge of the arrangements has
worked out very strong and pleas
ing pageant and preparations for its
presentation are going forward. Plan
now to see it.
Mrs. Herbert Bradway entertain
ed the Harmony club Wednesday.
Jack Pickford, in "The Little
Shepard of Kingdom Come" was pre-
sented at the Princess theater, Tues
day and Wednesday of this week, as
benefit for the ST. Paul's Episcopal
church of Medina and Weymouth.
Mrs. Norman Clark entertained
Mrs. Jewett's class of the M. E. Sun
day school with picnic supper Tues
day of this week.
Miss Illah Jenne entertained at
dinner Jan. %.
Mrs. c. E. Wertz and daughter,
Esther and Mrs. r. r. Strong will &c
to Cleveland Saturday to see the play
Irene"
The Sorosis club will meet with
Mrs. Addie Crissick, Feb. 4.
The Ludine club met with Dorothy
Leach Jan. rs.
The Foreign and Home Mission
Z airy societies of the M. E. church will
meet Feb. 3 with Mrs. c. E. Hoover
{ Mrs. d. r. Pelton assisting the host
ess.
A letter was received this week
saying that Will Frazier and Ton
partition with their families, who are
in California, will reach home March
/ is.
Mrs. J.R.Gleason entertained al
tea Tuesday afternoon.
The monthly meeting of the La
dies Aid society of the M. E. church
will be held in the church parlor or
Jan. 81. Mrs. Watkins class will en-
tertain.
Principal Wagner of the high
school submits the following excellent
record for attendance and punctual-
ity, by rooms, for the month ending
N Jan. z: Attendance:-Miss brakes
Senior A, 99.16; Miss McNeil's, Jun
ior r, 1928; Miss Drew's, Junior A
and Senior B, 97.34; Miss Phillips
Sophomore B, 95.68; Miss Rice's, FIR
B. 93.75; Miss Farum's, Sophomore A
and FIR. A, 92.16; Punctuality-Miss
Phillips, 99.69; Miss brakes, 1886;
Miss Farnum's, 99.01; Miss Rice's,
98.46; Miss Drew's, 98.18; Miss Nc
Neil's, 97.63.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Carver enter
tained the Sunshine Card club last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark enter
tanned with picnic supper and pedro
party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ruth Smith Ward, sister of
Mrs. G. A. Offineer, was taken to the
hospital Sunday with an acute attack
of Bright's disease.
A cafeteria dinner was served at
the Congregational church dining
room Thursday.
Miss Netha Clark of Elyria and
Miss Hazel Clark of Lodi will spend
Sunday with Mrs. Harry Clark.
The Women's Relief Corps will
entertain the H. G. Blake Post with
an oyster dinner and camp fire Feb.
2..rc
Miss Marcella Fisher entertained
with a linen shower in honor Of Miss
Helen Clark one evening this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Roshon, Jan. 18, son.
The Pythfan Sisters will have a
house party next Monday for the
members and their families.
MIR. and Mrs. F. M. Plank,
Misses Della Moore and Katheryn
Bartholor1ay, sailed from Orlando by
the way of Key West, Jan. 80, for
Cuba. While there Miss Bartholomay
win visit college chum whose father
owns sugar plantation there. On