The Journal News from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 15

niDAT. AMIL 1)91 A I A A I PRESBYTERIANS OF SEVEN MILE ELECT AT CONGREGATIONAL MEETING Baird Goodman Implored To Continue As Deacon For Remainder Of Term; All Departments Give Reports Tu Tlie Jt.urHHl-.Vetv. Seven Mile, April 10. At the annual congregational meeting of the Presbyterian church which was held Thursday evening following a' covered-dish supper, Reverend Carr was moderator and 1. J).

Suively, clerk. Keports were given as follows: Ladies' Aid hy Hood; Missionary society, Goodman; Y. Women's Bible class, Mrs. Wirtley; Corner Circle class, Miss Wilson; Men's diuss, Walter Berk; Helen Hilt- braud; elass, Mrs. Henry Berk; W.

F. 0. class, Mm. Garbet; Sunday school, Mrs. Hood; hospital unit, Clarence Hoffman; trustee, John LaGrange; bulletin, Reverend Carr; auditing committee, Henry JBerk; church treasurer, Edward Malcom; general treasurer, I.

D. Snively, A vote of thanks was extended to Y. AV. class for the music of the year, auditing committee, Aid society, Stanley Sloneker for printing the bulletin, Mrs. Baxter, organist, Mr.

Malcom church treasurer and J. D. Snively general treasurer. The election of officers resulted fls follows, Dr. K.

E. Burdsall, T. D. Fessentlen and E. A.

Brown, elders for three yearfa; Jucon Hoffman, trustee for three years, John Unmet, deacon for three years. Edward Malcom, church treasurer for one year; D. Snively with Kosa Hiltbrand, assistant general church treasurer for one year. The congregation refused to accept 1he resignation of Baird Goodman as deacon, asking him to continue in offico until the expiration of his term. The Ladies' Aid voted to have four suppers this year the first to be held on the evening of April 22.

The arrangements of having the aid divided into divisions has been abandoned. The A. B. class of the Methodist school will hold an Easter jiiarket on the front of the L. Mceks 'homo on Saturday morning at 9:30 'clock.

The annual supper to be given by the public schools in the school building on April 16 is'sponsored by the Athletic association. The whole school participates in do- lations and in preparation of the supper, and the mothers of the student body donate their services. On Thursday night April Hi, following the supper the Pythian Sisters are sponsoring an amateur contest in the high school auditorium. Miss Florence Stock, chairman, has announced that all persons participating in this program must call her or see her not Inter Umn Monday noon. Her address is Seven Mile, and phone number is 403, Seven Mile exchange.

This program is open to anyone having the ability to entertain i music, tap dancing, singing, impersonating or any other hobby which might be classed as entertainment. There will be three divisions, first group including children up to the seventh grade; second group all from seventh grade up to the fourth year of high school inclusive and alt children that age not in School; the third group includes all above high school The time is o'clock but all participants must be there by 7:45 p. m. b'red Bruun, piano accordionist, of Hamilton, will play. 'Good Friday Rites Friday night the Good Friday union communion service i be held in the Methodist church at 7:30 o'clock, Kevcrend Carr delivering a short message.

Sunday morning Easter union service will be held in the Presbyterian church, Reverend Grant speaking. The public is invited. Special musical programs will be rendered at the church hour Sunday morning in both churches and in the evening at the union service in the Presbyterian church the combined choirs will present a program oi; Easter music. Mi 1 Rachel Smith, who celebrated her birthday anniversary Sunday was the recipient of lovely gifts and cards by many friends and relatives. Her nieces, Mrs.

Sam Flickinger, uf Trenton and Ruby Trovvbridge, oi' Middletown, also paid her a call in the afternoon, us well as local Iriends. Mrs, James F. Coleman who lias been entertaining her mother, Mrs. S. S.

Liippin, of Piltsburg, had for her luncheon guests Friday her friend, Mrs. M. L. Patton, of Ft Thomas, and mother, Mrs. L.

M. Royce, Ithaca, X. Y. Mrs. E.

C. Jacoby was called to Overpeck, Sunday on account of Captured for Your Palate This Lovely Flavor Combination 60c Value In Each Slice Of PARADISE CAKE One White Layer One Chocolate Layer Butter Fondant Icing Topped With Chocolate Fudge Take the Family on a Real Trip to Paradise. For a Really Royal Easter EASTER EGGS Decorated To Your Order 5 40 50 Hot Cross Buns, Doz 20c Butter Sponge Rabbits, Ea-lOc Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream, Qt 40c See and Price Our Fine Line of Easter Novelties Master linkers and Confectioners 212 HIGH STREET PHONE 376 tin illuess of her ilrs. Elizabeth Young. The Tri-C class of the Methodist SuuUuy school had a jolly April Fool party in thu church base- uieut on Wednesday evening.

ilrs. Xellie Tcckiiiau and daughter, Miss Mabel spent ihe week-end iu Newport, i the Comvuy family. At Bowling Tourney Mr. anil Mrs. C.

L. Meeks and son, Paul, were joined by Mr. and Mre. Don Mceks Hamilton in attending the national bowling tournament at Indianapolis, this week. Mr.

Meeks and son, Don, participating in the tournament Tuesday evening. At recent meeting of the Sunshine girls class of the Presbyterian Sunday Hcltool which was held at he homo of Mary Louise Ham- icl, Betty Werk had charge of dc- otions and Barbara Spiv'ey gave .1 ending. To add to the pleasure the social hour a fine birthday akc graced the center of the tuhle. he six burning tapers telling the ews of the happy birthday amiKrr- sary of Kenneth Hummi'I the bright young sou of the houie. Dr.

and Mrs. Marsh were among; the guests entertained at a birthday celebration given by Mr. and Mis. J. Wesley Morris, at their homo iu Fail-field township, Sunday.

The Ladies' Aiit society ot the Methodist church will serve a baki-d chicken pie supper May (i, hi the social rooms of the church. MRS. MATTIE SMITH RITES IN INDIANA Funeral services lor Mrs. Maltie E. Smith (wti i age 79, who died early Thursday at 311 Ijong street, where she had made her home with her son Marion for the past nine years, will be conducted at It p.

in. Saturday at Hath. 1ml. Burial will be made in Bath cemetery. In addition to her sun, Mrs.

Smith leaves one brother, William K. Swift, of Brookville, four granddaughters and one g'ramUon. Continuous wet and cold weather has greatly damaged crops in the Irish Free State. LUTHERAN'S SUNRISE PROGRAM A sunrise service is being o'clock Easier Suuday ominj; at tin- Xion Lutheran urch us follows: Organ prelude, recessional, junior a senior loirs; anthem, "I'nl'old Ye 1'or- ils," choir; Easier prayer and cripture; liyinn. congregation; duet In (lie Ciinlrn" Harry Sclm- taker and Miss Olga Fikc.

Pageant, "The Women at the onib," Magdalene, Henrietta a Mary, of Jesus, liss Joanna, Oi'r- rudo Thi'iss; Stiloiuc, Jliir.v Selml- iieiss and angels, 1'earl lleklior and Mario i recitatives, -Miss Him l''ike, Harry Schumacher ml Harold and chorus, Christ is Hiscn." choir. The children of X.ion Lutheran DARGUE'S CUT RATE STORK EASTER SPECIALS Phone 400 21 N. Second Street CAPRICE Cherry Chocolates Fresh Kici Cream and Fruit Very Special, Mb. Box Schieffelin's Heavy Russian Mineral Oil 16-oz. Bottle Roses! Roses! Easter Gift Package 2-Year-Old Plants Will Bloom This Year.

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Mothers, give It to your young daughters whenever i fomale ionic is indicated. is quiet-acting but does not affecr the heart in tfie slightest degree. KNOW WHAT YOU PUT INTO YOUR STOMACH All of ihe rnqredlents used in Vafono are plair'v printed on a slip of paper In every padcaa-. You are free to show this to your dodo 1 VATONA Sedative TA LETS-5Q(f-LI Q.U I Meat Prices Slashed CHUCK ROAST VEAL ROAST LARD Ib. 12 Jc Ib.

15c Rendered Hvi-rj- lirnrrrv Tiirclinsr In 1 llilii l.inv I'rli'r HAMS LAMB ROAST Sugar Ctircd Picnic Stylo Young Tender Ib. 2Hc Ib. 19c FLOUR 24 50 WOOD RUFF'S GROCERY MEATS Suuday school will jirewut tie following program at 9:15 o'clock: hcrta Xiiiiiu' priinnvy a SOUK iune i a SOUK hv Sumlay and Kastcr stury, Mrs. Karl A. Miirlli-r.

CITES LUNSFORD TOE STREET BEQQINQ James Lntisford, no home, was nrn'slwl ill Third nwl High streets ul o'clock Thurs- dny night by Patrolman Grant King placed iu on, charge of street bcggiug. The officer alleged that Luujt'ord had $1 in hio pocket when arrested. He wax Wned $10 "nil by Judge Elmer N. Davidson iu mu- nicipal court Kridty. par the fijue wan Hut to county jail.

Wearing a ring showing it from London, a swallow was caaght recently in South Africa. A Repaired. Reset and Refitted IUOMV hunt loan uf 2nd and High SU. Hamilton, 0. Store.

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