The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-10-27

Mr.. Edgar Frankenberger and wife /
Of Mansheldtwere welcome visitors in
The home of their cousins, Rev. E. L.
Smith and wife ON Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Smith were called to
attend the funeral of very dear friend,
Miss Minnie Davidson. Miss David
son was member of the senior class
in high school and young lady of
rare ability and great promise.
Miss Mary Murray and Miss Flor
ence High attended the football game
in Wooster Saturday. #
Arthur Jones and family of Bruns-
wick were guests of their mother, Mrs.
Lydia Frazier Sunday.
Miss Hester Murray Of Cleveland
was weekend guest at the Show
acre home.
Mr.. McIlvaine, car dispatcher on the
Southwestern, from Mansfield, moved
into Mrs. LaVonne Bates house on
East Main street Wednesday.
Funeral Director A. D. Armstrong
and Fred Bowers made business trip
to Gallon Monday.
c. G. Wilson, wife and son of Ak
ron visited the Taylor families Tues
day. They are quite an old couple and
their friends enjoyed their visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Eby and two
children Robert and Arlene, visited
Mrs. Eby's sister, Mrs. Fred Miller, in
Akron Sunday, the e>attraction being a
new baby at the Miller home.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil England and
Miss Martha Hawley spent the week
end in Cleveland with DR.. Ulrich and
family and brought little Nancy Ulricf
J. home with them.
/, Arrangements are being made 70,
the self-serve supper at the town hal
: election night, under the auspices O
/ the l.. c. A. ladies. When solicitors
/ come to your door, meet them with
smile and give them what they ask for
!. Remember they have the hard part
1T is easy to give but hard to ask.
Methodist church, Sunday, Oct. 8
Preaching service at o:3O; a goo,
. literature program will be given a
this service; S. S. at 1880; Epwortl
Z League at $50, Prof. Riffey, leader
n preaching service at 7:3O. A cordia
8 welcome to all. On Thursday even
ing, Oct. II, Union Rally will b
4 conducted by the evangelistic party 0
= Creston. Leslie Bohnert, pastor.
vi Presbyterian churchill, Mornin
). worship, Men and Religious Move
r ments--John Wesley and Methodism'
l. III, Bible school, music by Seville OF
: chestra; $50, Christian Endeavo
e leader, Nadine Bowers; 7:3O, evenin
d worship, THE Marks of Man-Pul
ity." Thursday, evening, 200, Re
n Sand, who will conduct the evangeli
y. tic campaign in Creston, will speak
l. a union church service in the M.
r. church. All the people in the villas
and county urged to be present. Re
a M. L. Woolf, pastor.
.kI Baptist Church. Sunday mornir
III service at 10; S. S., Has; there w
be a business meeting of the churt
H. Immediately after the morning servi
a to decide whether or not there shall
le, a call extended to DR.. D. l.. Mart
re OF Rochester, N. Y. Every memb
y, is urged to be present. Evening sc
nd vice, 7:30; Junior B. u, at $50; pra
ar er meeting, Thursday evening, at 4;
nd The hare and hound hunt Friday e
nd ening, Oct. q, by the Young Peopl
h society must have been an interesti
". success, judging from the elabors
display of Spanish needle work exhi
to tied by the young Misses after t
m hunt was over. The interesting p;
ne was in picking out the needle work
About 40 members of the Bill
,us School drove to Akron Sunday aft
he noon to listen to the address Of. |
to Director of Children's Work for
au- American Baptist Publication socie
ent Miss Meme, Brockway-"A Visi
ky from Mars" This lecture was
uto of pep and humor, and compared i
ind forceful way the old and new meth,
,iv- of conducting Bible school.
has DR.. D. D. Martin returned to
lin home in Rochester, N. Y, Mond
vas Oct. "a. DR.. Martin preached f
very deeply searching sermons wi
ere here and met many OF the memb
TINT in their homes.
,th- The organ voluntary, "Jerusal
the Golden" given by Mrs. Don CIR
Asl ford, was very delightful part Of
~ services Sunday morning. The sin
~ hymn sung Sunday morning by \
ss Bell was pleasing variation to