The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-17

iting her husband, who is connected
with the Doris Construction gang, for
a few days.
Mrs. Frank Reese visited friends in
Smithville Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Braley were
Wooster callers Friday.
Miss Martha Hawley spent the past
week with her friend, Miss Marion
Stark of Mansfield, who is seriously
i'll.
The following notice clipped from a
Dallas, Texas, paper will be of interest
to many Seville citizens:
Fathers and sons to the number of
81 became better acquainted with
each other on Tuesday night over
the turkey dinner served in the Cen
trail Baptist church of Oak Cliff. The
dinner was cooked by members of the
Business Mems Bible class of the
church and was served by corps of
mothers.
Each father had his own boys next
to him at the table, and those fathers
who were, not lucky enough to have
sons had as their guests boys who
have lost their fathers.
The banquet started with song by
Phelps Terry.
Robert Cotner, representing the
son element present, spoke on "The
Kind of Dad Every Boy Likes" Ac-
cording to its spokeman, boys prefer
dads who can box with them withou,
getting out of wind in the first round
who will encourage their sons with :
pat on the back for the manly thing
accomplished, and who will serve
them as physical, moral and menta
example to which the sons may at
tach their aspirations.
Everett G. Brown, speaking fol
the fathers on the "Kind of Boy Every
Dad Likes" maintained that it depend
ed on the father himself how tn,
question should be answered, thu
fathers preference largely determin.
ing what kind of a boy he shall have
He cites the all-round boy who is fond
of athletic sports, keen mentally and
clean-hearted as the most satisfactor,
boy for father to have.
i Judge E. B. Muse made the prin
cipal address of the evening, taking a
his topic the State motto of Colorado
Nothing without God" Judge Mus
called on all fathers to raise thei
sons by example and not by the easie
but ineffective method of precept.
4 Tuesday, Nov. 15-Oh. you littl
rabbits run and hide, Joe Bonham i
after you.
/: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bonham are spend
ing few days in Shreve with MI
Bonham's sister, Mrs. DeArman, an,
rstarted out hunting from there righ
on the dot Tuesday morning.
Il The Ladies' Cemetery association
cafeteria supper was decided success
. all around ,and we cleaned up $1,000
!. clear of all expenses. The best ev
er. The committees in charge than
, those who furnished and helped i
any way to make this annual supper
J great success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Morton thoroug
: ly enjoyed their visit among their Sc
: vile friends last week, and returne
to their home in Lakewood on Sal
! urday morning.
/, Theron Hubert Of Painesville, q
is visiting his parents and hunting ra
bits this week. ..
3 Mrs. Addie Hunter of Creston sper
Sunday with her Seville friends an
/ attended vesper services at the Pre-
] byterian church.
Seville had one of those bold rol
$ berries you read about in the pape
on Tuesday morning, at C. V. Ma
e teson's dry goods store. c. V.wel
out hunting, his clerk Mr.. Hyde, b.
: ing alone in the store. Three colo
n ed men entered the store and wante
i something that the clerk had to go
: lthe second floor tor. When he can
g down his customers were gone, .
were two new overcoats, wool-line
I coat and vest and two pairs of trou
| ers. The men made good their escaI