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day and returned home, accompanied
by his wife and their new daughter
Mrs. Ida Davis, Mrs. Earl Durham
and Mrs. Rose Leedy attended the
+. funeral Of Mrs. T. Burr Reid at Orr.
vile the first OF the week.
The Junior play, will be given in
the high school auditorium on Thurs
I day evening OF next week.
Let every Fredericktown citizen
try to see how much better he can
. make his premises look than his
neighbor's.
There will be meeting of the
Fredcricktown high school Alumni
association at the high school build.
ing next Monday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
E. church will meet at the home of
Mrs. J. r. Wilson next Wednesday.
, The captains Of the different circles
are requested to turn in the money
earned sby their respective circles
during their recent entertainments,
etc,
Harry Gibson and wife of Toledo
have been the guest of his mother,
Mrs Sarah Gibson, the past week.
Harry was recently married and we
/, are informed that he married
granddaughter OF Rev. A. E.. Thomas,
a former pastor Of the M. E. church
at this place. Her mother will be re.
membered as Miss Carrie Thomas.
- Prof. Landsittel OF Ohio State uni.
vers!ty will deliver the commence.
,ment address for Fredericktown high
school this year.
Lyle Terry and family of Mansfield
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. Terry.
Rev. j. B. Jones of Delaware, for.
mer pastor Of the M. E. church, will
deliver the Decoration Day address
in Fredericktown this year.
The every member OF the church
in. the Sunday school and every men,
ber Of the Sunday school in the
churchi' campaign is now on in the
Methodist Episcopal church. The
: largest attendance of the year. was
recorded at Sunday school last Sun.
day. The service was also largely
attended. Come next Sunday morn
ing and engage in "a lively discussion
OF the lesson. The pastor will deliver
a lecture sermon next Sunday even
Ing hased on E. P. Roe's "The Face
Illumined." This will be an interest.
ing and helpful irdiscourse.. --a-.-
! Presbyterian Church-April 9. Sun.
day school at 945. Morning worship
at II. Palm, Sunday sermon. Even.
ing worship 1880. Sermon, ''The Pow
erless Disciples, the Mighty Christ"
Next week: Light Bearers, Monday
after school; teachers training class,
Monday at 1880, followed by meeting
of the s. s: cabinet; Thursday 1880,
a special Passion Week service, pre-.
partory to the communion on. Easter
Sunday; meeting of the session fol.
lowing, to examine persons desiring
admission to church membership, or
to receive letters Of transfer from
other churches. Attendance last Sun
day morning showed marked ad- !
vance. With the coming of spring, |
and better roads and less sickness,
the church should be we'll filled at |
each service, both morning and even
ing. We are expecting an Easter in
gathering; II you are not yet located |
In one of the churches in the COM
munity, you are cordially invited to
unite with this church on Easter Sun.
day. And the day should also wit
ness renewal Of interest and life Of
any members whose presence at
church has not been possible for
time.
At special meeting of the board
of education held in the office of DR..
r. " Ackerman Tuesday afternoon,
the resignation of Miss Alice Algire,
teacher in the second grade, was &C.
epted and Mrs. r. R. MGug.n was
elected to fill out the term. Other
business was transacted among which
was the rendering of the superintend-
ency to Supt w. l.. Davis for the
next school year: also the janitorshdp
to Lorin Marple for the full year
period ending June /, 1923. Both
have served four years and will &C,
cept the offer.
BUSINESS at the ]. B. Foote Foun-
dry Co. is about back to the old time
shift and prospects at that plant look
good. The moulding department now
employs 20 and all other departments
are working full, several new men
being put on this week. A shipment
OF 10 No. 2 bells is being prepared