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PAGE TWC THE COSHOCTQN TRIBUNE FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 19, 1MO. WEST LAFAYETTE NEWS By NELLIE MeMASTER News items may be left al Roberts store. Classified Ads may be telephoned to Miss McMaster at 3231 HAPPY STITCHERS MEET The Happy Stitchers 4-H club met Tuesday afternoon in the high school building. A demonstration on good posture will be given at the next meeting by Laila McNichols, which will be held in the high school building on Wednesday, July 24. The hostesses will be Betty Lou Roof and Mary Jane Schwmdt.

Present were Betty Lou Roof, Mary Jane Schwmdt, Elizabeth Barrett. Reva Jane Rehard, Harriett Haver, Harriett Ruth Fleming. Lorna Hall, Delores Purdy, Mary Ellen Moore, Elinor Nickels, Mary Lou Kincher, Virginia Brown, Jacqueline Criss, Hazel Neldon, Twila Ross, Thelma Cochran, Janice Mizer. Geraldine Geese, Ellen Louise Barrett, Georgia Casson, Laila McNichols, members, Miss Kathryn Riggle, advisor, and two guests, Eileen McAllister and Nancy Jo Miller. ENTERTAIN CLASS CHURCHES CHURCHES I-ET SH CMF MMM BAPTIST Dr.

Floyd H. Head, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30, Robert Taylor, supt. Preaching service Sunday, July 28. The Philathea class of the Fresno Methodist church met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs, R.

E. Preston. Miss Molly Catcn, led the devotions and the lesson study was charge of Mrs. Russell Leavengood. Entertainment curing the social hour was planned by Mrs.

Willis Olmger. Lunch was served to the following: Ralph Honabarger, 3iir3. Ed Gerts, Mrs. Willis Olinger, Mrs. Ross McCuUougn, Mrs.

Russell Leavengood, Mrs. John Seddack, Mrs. Harvey Philabaum, Mrs. Lewis Fortune, Mrs. Harry Lockard.

Mrs. May Scheetz, Mrs Rose Eckert, Miss Molly Caton, Mrs. Cledith Baxter, Mrs. Russell McConmck, Bobby Gene Brown, Doana May Leavengood, Roseann Leaver; good, Ellen Eckert, The August meeting will be with Mrs. Ross McCullough.

MASONIC PICNIC MAIN ST. METHODIST Rev. Olyn F. Hull, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30, B.

J. Erman, supt. Morning worship at 10:30. Junior C. E.

at 6:30, Betty Lou Roof, president. Senior C. E. at 6:30, Clyde Schumaker, president. Choir practice Wednesday evening at 8.

TRINITY METHODIST Rev. S. Ozmun, pastor. Church school at J. A.

MacTavish, supt. Morning worship at 10:45, sermon by the pastor. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev. Drell H. Goff, pastor.

Sunday school nt 9:30, Lewis 'owell, supt. Morning worship at 10:30. N. Y. P.

S. at 6.30, Mrs. Kenneth Payne, president. Evening worship at 7:30. Prayer i Wednesday evening at 7:45.

Hubert Crile, Janet Hamilton, foyce Fobter, Harold Hamilton, John Lorenz, David Hardesty, Lockard, members and Ruth Crile, Eugene Crile, Jean Margaret Wyler, guests and the assistant leader, Clifford Hardesty. UNION SERVICE The Masons and members ol the O. E. S. are planning an outing and basket supper for the members, i families anc friends for Sunday afternoon and evening at Winklepleck's Grove Sugarcreek.

Beginning at 2 o'clock a program of recreational activities is being planned, followed by the supper and concluding with a devotional service. The following committee is in charge: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blind, Mr. and Mrs.

O. J. Buser Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Newman, Mr and Mrs. James Criss, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gerber, Mr.

and Mrs Harold Michael, Mr. and Mrs Justin K. Wahl. BIRTHDAY PARTY Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Mobley West Lafayete Route 1, entertained with an ice cream party at their home Sunday afternoon in observance of the latter's day. Present were Mr. and Mrs. William Mobley and children, Carol Dennis and Judith Ann, Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Mobley and sons, Jimmy and Jeny, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Courtright and son, Gary, Miss Ruth Treasure, Harold Mobley, Ruth Mobley, Mary Louise Mobley, Mr and Mrs. Charles Mobley. Mrs.

Mobley received a numbei of lovely gifu, FRESNO CLUB MEETS The Fresno Livestock club met at the home of John Lorenz, Tuesday. The next meeting will be with Janet Hamilton on July 30. Luntr. was served to the following: Esther Crile, Lois Crile, The union church service will be held Sunday evening at 7 o'clock in Burt ptrk with Kev Olyn F. Hull, pastor of the Main St.

Methodist church as the speaker. The services are being well attended and the new song books were used for the first time last Sunday evening. I PERSONALS I f. Mr. and Mrs.

Alex Park, Coshocton and Mrs. Margaret Norris were callers Thursday afternoon of Mrs. Margaret Lockard and Mrs. Jennie Davis, East Mam st. Miss Opal Long of Midway is visiting Miss Ruth Mobley, West Lafayette Route 1.

Mrs. Ralph Magness and Mrs. Clay spent a day recently in Zanesville. Miss Betty Ogle of Newcomerstown, spent the past few days with Mrs. Ralph Magness.

Founder of Emmanuel Movement Dies Today KENNEBUNKPORT, The Rev. Dr. Elwood Worcester, 78,. retired rector of Emmanuel (Episcopal 1 church of Boston and founder of the Emmanuel movement a quarlcr-cemitry ago, died today after a brief illness. A native of Massillon, he graduated from Columbia and the General Theological Seminary and studied Geimany.

He was ordained in 1ROO and became chaplain and professor of philosophy and psychology at Lehigh university. 1896 he became rector of St Stephen's church, Philadelphia. In 190-3 he went to the Boston chuich where he served 25 years. Dr. Worcester established the Emmanuel movement, widely discussed because of its reportcc cures ot mental and spiritual sickness.

NO FUSS- S-NO FRET I A See MARGIN Helps Make Your Day Easier) NO MORE BOTHERING with margin stops. The operator merely positions the carriage on Royal's New No. 1. MAGIC Margin does the rest. New! One of the sensational Features of the Future on the New Easy-Writing RoyaL exausivt WITH ROYAL' Banners Speak for Delegates in Convention Parade Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Patterson nd Mrs. Shannon Patterson had their Sunday guests Mr. and s. Lewis Pejeau of Willoughby, Darwin and Robert Alexander of Willoughby, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Woodruff of Akron, Mr. and Mrs. tarry Alexander of Mt. Vernon, AT.

and Mrs. Harvey Patterson nd daughters, Pauline and Eleaor, of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Allen 'atterson and children, Harriette nd Wilfred, and friend, and Betty of Shreve, Mr. and Mrs.

Patterson and daughters, Margaret, Pearl and Lois, of Kill- uck, Lucy Patterson and Harry 'atterson Jr. of Loudonville, Mr. nd Mrs. Roy McDonald of Vooster, Miss Okey Patterson of Zanesville, Miss Mary Patterson, Mr. and Mrs.

Wilfred VanSickle nd sons, Gene and Floyd, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bucklew of Millersburg. FIRE DESTROYS What Democratic delegates had to say at convention In Chicago couldn't be heard above bedlam of half-hour demonstration following placing of Roosevelt's name in nomination, but tneir banners, hHd high above crowd, spoke for them. RURAL CHURCHES BLOOMING GROVE METHODIST Rev.

Ira J. Cooper, pastor Sunday school at 7 p. La- erne Browning, supt. Worship at Epworth League- al 8. Mrs.

Raymond Ashcraft. League jiesident. DARLING RUN NAZARENE CY, and Mrs. Maurice Richardson pastors Sunday school at 9'30; Mrs. "Samuel Ti.sh, supt.

Morning worship at 10'30. Evening service at 7 45. Pi ayer meeting Wednesday at 7:45. TRINITY EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH OF DUTCH RUN Rev. Ray HartsouKh.

of Glenmont, pastor. Sunday school at 30.15; Mozell Kirch, Mtpt. 01 ship at Zincsville and special music in theme, "The Triune Entirety of the afternoon. Basket dinner at noon. Christian Revelation." STONE CREEK LUTHERAN PARISH Rev.

Edward Philip Scharf, D. pastor Stone Creek, Zion, Sunday at 9, -worship at 10; Luther League at Evans Creek, Salem, Sunday school at 10; worship at 9 a. Baltic, St. John's, Sunday school at 9.30; Chili, Mt. Zion, Sunday school at Burkhart, St John's, Sunday school at 10.

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN New Bedford Rev. William Slates, pastor Sunday school at 9.30. Worship at 1 0 3 0 for children; topic, "The Devil's A'h ice become a Christian, but not Sunday school picnic jn p. Luther League Wednesday' theme oJ, seimun, "The Talent of Fucnd- ADAMS MILLS PRESBYTERIAN Rev.

Tlmrman E. Leonard, pastor Sunday school at 930, i Biuce Clark, i nt 7 30. mcotini! imincd- latoly i worship SOIMCC WALHOND1NG CHURCH OF CHRIST Rpv. Henry Vl'oltv, pastor Bibic school 10; Max Hollol- fiiigei, supt. SPRING MOUNTAIN METHODIST Rev.

Glcnroy Shoup, pastor Sund.iy at 10 a m. H. Moore, ISLETA METHODIST at 8 p. choir practice Friday at 8 p. m.

ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL, AND REFORMED, CHILI Rev. E. Agrioola, pastor Sunday school and chuich at i i time Sunday. As pastor lo.uos on his vacation to Missouri i i i next service will be August IB, again in the afternoon On the othei Sunday 5 there will lie Sunday school at 9 30 a COOPSRDALE Rev.

L. S. Harbold, pastor Sunday school at 9 30, worship at 10 Kev. J. B.

Cvjllison will MILLFORK BAPTIST Dr. Floyd H. Head, pastor Sunday school at 9.30. Fannie Nnrris, preaching Sunday July 28. ST1LLWELL BAPTIST Rev.

Harold B. Head, pastor Sunday school at 10; Carlos Ev ans, sermon at 11; theme "The Glory of the ser mon at theme, "Holy Com Lord's Supper will observed. MOHAWX METHODIST CHARGE Rev. F. P.

Frank, pastor Mohawk, Sunday school at 1C R. Roberts, New Castle Sunday school at 10; W. Layfielc worship at 11; New Guilford Sunday school at 10; Pearl Mike sell, worship at 8 p. m. Lad ics Aid meets Wednesday after noon at the home of Beatric Wilts.

PLEASANT HILL BAPTIST Route 5 Rev. J. O. White, pastor Sunday school at 10'30. Clarenc i i i no woiship as pasto is on his vacation.

NELLIE EVANGELICAL Rev. A. C. Mathias, pastor Sunday school at 9 30; Louise McNnbb, supt. Preaching at 10:30.

Junior League at Mrs. Killbuck By M8. ELMER HAWK Pbene Kllibnck 19BI HAVE GUESTS )t the Chamber of Commerce, retorted Thursday that he has been orresponding with Washington authorities on the matter and has eceived favorable response. The organization has scheduled everal prominent speakers for its next meeting, July 29. TO SPONSOR SHOW The Killbuck Boy Scouts will sponsor an amateur show here Aug.

7 in connection with the radio show, "The Singing Lariats." further details will be announced Fire believed to have originated rom spontaneous combustion de- troyed a 38 by 40 foot barn on he Milan V. Purdy farm about ive miles west of Killbuck on State Route 62 Thursday afternoon. Mr. Purdy and his helpers were putting in a load of new hay about 1 p. m.

when Robert Cros- who was in the mow, looked back and noticed smoke in the mow. Help was summoned and tate highway men who were working close by worked hard to save the contents of the barn, removing all farm machinery, grain and other articles. About six oads of new hay and some corn ivas consumed in the flames. Near- buildings were saved with the use of water. The loss is partly covered by insurance.

DORCAS MEETING The July meeting of the Dorcas society was held in the Christian church Tuesday evening. Mrs. B. Mohler was chairman for the program, which included readings 3y Betty Jane Mohler, Eileen Middaugh, Mrs. Grover Shrimplin and Mrs.

L. B. Mohler; piano solos Jane Aufrance and Pauline Meyers. Lunch was served by the committee, Mrs. L.

B. Mohler, Mrs W. E. Middaugh, Mrs. George Rohskopf and Mrs.

G. J. Shrimplin. WORK TO HOLD ROUTE The Killbuck Chamber of Commerce has been active in regard to keeping rural route No. 1 a part of the Killbuck postoffio service.

Fred P. Green, secretarj ater. BIRTH NOTES A son was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yeater of Killbuck.

A daughter was born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Edwar.d J. Miller of Killbuck. COMPLETES WORK Redecoration of the Killbuck Methodist church interior was completed this week by Wilbur F.

Baughman of Killbuck. WINS PRIZE Fred P. Green, Killbuck insur- ince salesman, won two awards in a sales contest. SHUY REUNION The annual Shuy reunion will be held at the Municipal park in Millersburg Sunday. PERSONALS William AndcrMO, west of Killbuck.

Miss June Croskey of Holland, Ohio, spent Monday night and Tuesday with her. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Croskey. Bernard Click, Dr. N. P. Stauffer, William Bucy and D.

P. Alderman attended a golf tournament at Wooster Wednesday afternoon. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reed over the weekend were Mrs.

John C. Purdy and daughter and Mrs. Phillip Me- Kean of Cambridge, Ceylin Ther- iter, Everett Theriter and daughter, Leora, all of Akron. Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Purdy, Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Purdy of Glenmont were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Croskey Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

'Harbison left Thursday to attend the funeral of the former's cousin in Glenshaw, and also to visit a sister of Mrs. Harbison who is very ill. Mrs. Lulu P. Allison and Robert Eddy of Cleveland were week-end guests of Mr.

and Mrs. C. P. Allison 1 and Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. Allison. Miss Audrey Cramer of Cleveland, Mrs. E.

A. Kuhns of Pittsburgh and Mrs. Hayes Ittihns were guests at luncheon at tht home of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Tidball Wednesday.

Miss Cramer is a guest in the Tidball home for a few days. Mrs. Laura Carver and son, Rudy, of Mansfield, Harold Hoopes of Wooster and Miss Mildred Neth- erow of Millersburg were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoopes.

Week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bush were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Abbott and Marion Abbott, Mr.

and Mrs. John Moore of Akron, Mrs. Esther McNaught and daughters, Mrs. Charles Ridgeway and sons of Frazeysburg, Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn King and daughters, Mrs. Dwight Heflop and Ralph Heflop of Marietta. Miss Okey Patterson of Zanesville spent a couple days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Patterson and family.

Other guests in the Patterson home were their daughter, Margaret Patterson, of Holrnesville, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Patterson and daughters, Pauline and Eleanor, of Dayton. Miss Lois Patterson returned home Sunday after spending a few weeks with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Patterson, at Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hoopes, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Hoopes, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hoopes, accompanied by Mr.

and Mrs. E. Hoopes of funeral of Thursday. Shreve, attended the a relative in Akron Mrs. Daisy Jones, Mrs.

Colista Sondles, Mrs. Marva Spangler and Mrs. Ella Croskey visited Mrs. Nan Anderson, who is recuperating from a broken arm at the home of her son, Mr. and Mrs.

COSHOCTON RT. 1 I By Mrs. Gray Miller Mrs. Fanny C. Finlay find Mrs.

Walter Finlay of Washington, C. H. motored to Kentucky and are visiting Dr. and Mrs. Power Wolfe and Charles Wolfe, Prmcetown, Mr.

and Mrs. H. F. Green, Smithland, Herbert Wolfe, Salem, and Mr. and Mrs.

R. J. Brown of Paducah, Ky. Mrs. Finlay will return home July 21.

and Mrs. Noah Perkins and family attended the Bender reunion at Dover Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adams, Bobby, Floyd and Cecil Adams spent Monday in Columbus visiting Junior Adams, who is confined to Children's hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Gray Miller spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Proctor N.

Leech and family at their summer cottage near Warsaw. Merlin Williams spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. John Williams. Mr.

and Mrs. Neal Treadwell and family spent Saturday evening in Coshocton. Marilyn, Eleanor and Betty Perkins are spending a few days this week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Welling.

Marshall Finlay and Evard Lowe were Sunday evening callers at the G. W. Carver home. Charles Guthrie Jr. of Coshocton who spent the past winter at Win slow, Arizona, has returned home and is assisting R.

McConnell with harvest work. i young people's at Robert Lawrence supt. 7 3 0 woiship at p. seimon by Rev. Cul'ison; mid-ucek ser- 1 i r-dnesday at 8 m.

COSHOCTON METHODIST CIRCUIT Rev. Orr VirRil Sharrock. pastor' Kev. W. S.

LomtvHOrlh, pastor ROYAL TYPEWRITER Inc. 17 N. 4th Columbus, O. Phone 4551 Sund.iy school at 9 30, Manchcs Nefl, supt. Morning woiship at 1030.

i i a at 7 30. Miss Florence Fletcher, Miss Dorothy Po'lock, leader PLATNFIELD METHODIST Kev. S. P. pastor i i i at 9 30, mon by the pa'tor.

Chuich school at 1030, Jay Magness, supt. Epwoith League at 6 30, Irene Duhng, president. FRESNO METHODIST Rev. D. E.

LaFolletlc, pastor Church school at 9.45; J. Frank Powell, supt. Evening worship at 7 30. ORANGE METHODIST Rev. D.

E. La Toilette, pastor Sunday school at 9.30, Ernest Miller, supt BIG RUN NAZARENE Rev. Mrs. Frank Patterson, pastor Sunday school at sermon at prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m.

A NO. I Vi ic Chapel, Sunday school at 10, ILuold DC Moss, smp at a. C. at 7 Mt 'on. a school at 1 3 0 Ch UN Fox, supt worship at 2.30, Fi ml- 1 ii, Sunday school at 10.

pn Pot supt; prner I at 11 a Thomas Mover, leader CONKSVILLE METHODIST CIRCUIT Rev. Ray E. Harrison, pastor; Rev. Helen B. Harrison, assistant Core i Chuich school at 9 30.

Wilma Tumblm. Ep- League at 6 30, evangelistic at 7 30, junior league Wednesday at (5 30; mid-week service at 7 30, New Moscow, Church school at 9 30 D. Cox, woiship at 10.30; Epworth League Sunday at 7 30, Wai nor Chapel, i i service at 9.30: Robert TP at, supt Tyndal. Church school at 9'30; Mrs. Dessie Wilden, supt, KEENE PKESBYTERIAN Rev.

M. B. Kochler, minister. Worship al 10; theme, "The Tree of Sunday school at 11. L.

C. E. at 7.30, Mrs. Nellie Moore, lender. Preaching at 8:15.

Prayer meeting Thurdsay evening al 8. PRINCETON EVANGELICAL, Rev. A. C. Mathias, pastor.

Sunday school at 9 30; Ralph Akms, supt. Piayer service 10 30. PKIv or meeting Wednesday eve- img at 8 SANITARY MEAT MARKET PHONE 1318 420 MAIN ST. PURE LARD 6c BOIL BEEF Lb. MEAT LOAF Lb PORK LIVER Ib.

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Dolly Martin, 'pastor of the Church of God, Columbus at 11. CLARK PRESBYTERIAN Rev. M. B. Koehler, minister.

Sunday school at 10; worship at theme, "The Tree of Missionary society meets with Mrs. Pearl Smith, Thursday afternoon. CLARK TOWNSHIP BAPTIST Dr. Floyd II. Head, pastor Sunday school at 10, P.

H. Ammann, sup 1 sermon at 11; theme Sermon by Rev. Cyrus Wells, 'The sermon at 7:30 F. B. I.

Clears Publicity Man Carl Byoir, above. New York public relations counsel, was cleared of charges of espionage for Germany, made by Representative Wright Patman of Texas. A Department of Justice spokesman said that investigation by the F. B. I.

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