The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-30
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

of brides roses and ferns. The liv-
ing room where the ceremony took
place was beautifully decorated with
roses, honeysuckle and hydrangia, and
mammoth bouquet of sweet peas, the
latter a gift from Mrs. Woodwork,
formed the center piece of the dining
table. Lunch was served immediately |
after the ceremony and amid showers
of rice, and expressions of good wish
es, Mr.. and Mrs. Qualman started on
ten days honeymoon trip in their
auto to Detroit, Canada and other
places of interest. just as they were
ready to start, John Cotton, brother
of the bride, slipped back of the auto
and put card on, which read, "We
were just married" We haven't heard
how far they went before finding out
it was there. Now it is all over but
the belling.
The Union Sunday school picnic Of
the Baptist and Methodist churches
held in Coleman's Woods last week
Wednesday was one of the most en-
joyable picnics ever attended. The
committees in charge from the two
churches certainly had everything ar
|
ranged for comfort and good time
The first thing to greet you was a
large flag-red, white and blue of
course, floating over the dinner tables
from one large tree to another. A
tent was put up for rest room. The
games and contests were in charge of
the County Y. M. c. A. secretary Mr..
Barnes of Medina ,and the boys and
girls were kept busy all day. A big
sand pile was hauled in for the little
tots, and big sign on it. ;or al
children to stay in, except c. E. Swag-
Ter, by order of John Walker, poor
little Cal. felt sorry for him). About
three hundred sat down to dine. Oh
my, Oh my, what dinner! Why,
there was plenty of chicken for ev-
erybody and some left, and everything
else you could think of with ice cream
cake and lemonade to top off with
And you could not tell Baptist from
Methodist that day. The former
County Y. M. c. A. secretary, T. B
Lanham of Columbia, S. c., was the
guest Of honor. I make motion We
60 to Coleman's woods for our Sun.
day school picnic next year. Is ther,
a second9
Mrs. B. E. Hartman and children
were Medina visitors Saturday.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maloy and Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Lands motored t.
, Cleveland Sunday, visiting friends, Mr.
J, Maloy and Mr.. Lands returning il
: the ...hing and their wives RENAME,
or f,. days.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G
! A. Simon were: Deputy Sheriff
Ernest Jantz and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
G J. ]. Hoppy and children and mother
r Mrs. Hoppey of Cleveland, and MI
> and Mrs Albert Hoppy and childre1
: of Valley City. Mrs. Hoppy, mothe
0 Of Mrs. Simon, remained with he
l. daughter for few days visit.
$ Mr.. G. w. Sheldon, who has spen
y the past year with his son in Edmon
ton, Alberta, Canada, spent the week
{ end with his daughter, Mrs. "A. r
a Woodwork and family. He is no,
y with his son, Rev. M. R. Sheldon Q
II Bucyrus, O., but will stop for longe
stay at Seville on his way to Springto
d Pa, his home.
vi Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Kelso of Cleve
A. land spent the weekend with Mr.. an
+ Mrs. L. T. Nye.
e If anything was lost at the Sunda
$ school pcnic last week, you can get
Il at Mrs. c. E. Swagler's.
IL The Westminster Guild held "kid
eI party at the home of Mrs. Rach'
Hubert on Wednesday evening. A
exceptionally good time was had
everyone.
Mrs. Drushel arose early Sunda
" morning picked half bushel of rose
: from net beautiful flower garden IAN
= went to Wooster to the home CT he
:, son, William Drushel. From ther
they motored to Fredericksburg, ,wher
:. they decorated the graves Of Mr.
!, Drushel's parents. From Frederick,
!. burg they ent to oFApplecreek, whel
= Mrs. Drusha1 called on Mrs. Reed, a
!. !, old friend. They returned in II
: evening, Mrs. Drushal returning to he
! home in Seville.
!. Mr.. John Murray, son Robert an
y daughter, Mary Louise Of Clevelan
! attended the Crawford reunon held /;
the home Of Charley Dowdes last Sa
urday. There was a large attendant
as nstal.
The PRESBYTERIAN ladies' bake "a