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FREDER|CKTOWN

ferry bush FRIDAY evening.
The Pollyanna class of the M. e.
Sunday school will entertain the |
mothers of the church at ma3que-
rade in the church parlors next Mon
day evening. All daughters and moth
ers are requested to come masked and
have good time.
Roland Van Pelt of Leesburg was a
guest in our home Sunday and Mon
day.
Raymond Stockdale of Akron was
the guest of his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. c. Il. Stockdale, over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary McKiernan arrived home
Sunday from a visit with her son,
Gerald, and family, at Akron.
Miss Marguerite MARBLE of Kalidaf
spent Sunday and Monday with her
parents here, returning Tuesday, ac-
companied by Miss Anna MARBLE, who
will spend the week there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Dean and son
Laird, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill w. GLENN
and Mrs. Harry l.. Croft spent Sun
day in Akron, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Newman.
The May Day fairies of this place
who, for several years, have remem-
bered the sick and shut-ins with bas-
kets of fruit and flowers, made their
annual visit last Sunday night.
Misses Lydia Hull and Dorothy
Sellers spent the past weekend with
friends and relatives in Columbus
j. M. Virgins left Monday on a
visit to relatives at Carrollton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Fairchild have
returned from New Smyrna, Fla, af.
ter spending the winter there.
| There will be no Free Press this
week ON account of the change in
management.
The w. c. T. u. meets with Mrs.
+. t. Harper next Tuesday at 2 p. m.
Subject, Social Purity" by Mrs. Glow
A good attendance is desired.
Baptist Church-Sunday, May 8,
Mothers Day. 9:45 a. m, classes and
sermon. 1880 p. m. service will be
omitted. The people are asked to
worship at one of the other churches
In the morning there will be some.
one present to deliver message, but
1t is impossible to announce his name
at this time. Friday of next week
is the date for the meeting of the
Star class. Ladies' please remember
and keep the date open.
Main street mas been regraveled in
needed places in the business section
during the past few days.
The derailing of car of sand at the
Simons crossing Monday evening de
layed the evening passenger trair
nearly two hours.
Miss Louise Tuttle was hostess tt
the Queen Esther circle Monday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Belle Croft
The meeting was opened with devo
tionals, during which the beautiful
story of Queen Esther was given by
Mrs. II. e. Clemm. An importan
business meeting followed. Much in
terest was taken in the district con
vention at Ashland on May 10 and 20
1t was decided to send two represent
atiyes. The program was in charge o
Miss Gertrude Robinson. The subjec
for study was City Mission Work il
America. Miss Margaret Dean CAV
reading about Marcy Center in CHI
cago. Miss Rose Dawson told of tn
city mission work in New York an
other places she had worked. Mis-
Louise Tuttle rendered piano sol
which was enjoyed by all. During tn
social hour the hostess served delit
ious refreshments. The next meetin
will be held June G at the home of tn
president, Miss Grace Cooke.
Presbyterian Church-Sunday, Ma
s, Mothers Day will be observed i
: the Sunday school at 9:45. II yo
have not formed the S. S. habit, mex
= Sunday will be splendid time to b'
Il gin and honor your mother by doin
i so. In the evening worship at 7:3
T. Mothers Day sermon will be d'
livered by hte pastor In the II a. n
service, Miss Helen Elterich, forme
classmate of Mrs. Harper, now a mil
' sionary to China, will deliver an az
dress. During her furlough she is
much demand for public addresses
d churches and missionary gathering
s. and we are exceedingly fortunate
g having her here next Sunday. The o
IS fering will be for the work she rel
IS resents, and the session desires ths
,. this offering should be we'll represen
IS ative of our church. Prayer meetin
Thursday at 1880. Special topics
prayer. Choir practice Thursday {
$3.50.