THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1933 THE SCIOTO GAZETTE CHILLICOTHE, OHIO-PAGE 3 Visits White House school house on the Clarksburg and CLARKSBURG Pi.Uy Dawson. Song, "No child is Too Little. Mary Ana Ater and Joan Graham Chorus ty Primary Class. The Sower- John Henry TempUu Mrs. Laura Brown presided.
The meeting was opened with song 'The Crusade Hynou and Mrs. Brown lead the devotional service during the absence of the leader. Mrs. Na Mis Ruth Tootle was the Sunday dinner guest cf Mis Margaret Ater, F. W.
Ci.r.pb:ll and daughters Edna, Nellie and Gentva are attending the postmaster's convention at Indian Lake and are the guests cf Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vosj of Le wist own. C. E.
Goden. A. C. Skinner, W. W.
Skiner and Ralph Stephens wen business visitors in Columbus, Wednesday. joan W5ci Austin road occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Flojd Kerns. Miss Hazel Stephenson is suffering from a sprained ankle caused from a fall which s'u received on Monday evening.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Brown of Columbus were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Omer Ater. In the evening they were accom service of the year will be most attractive and a large crowd is antic rwo ways of Giving Tommv Eycke ipated.
A Bear Story Merrill Hughes CHILDKFX'S DAY, JUNE tt Children's Day will be fittingly observed at the M. E. church, on Sunday, June 25th at both rooming and evening service. An interesting program will be given by the primary and intermediate classes The program for Sunday morn tion Garrison. Mis Gladys Satchel! as program leader ptcsented the following: bong by society; leaflet.
"I Stand for Mrs. Tucker; leaflet "Beer Against Mrs. G. W. Cooper; vocal so.o.
"E'en As A Mrs. Mamie Dawson, with Mrs. E. L. Hurst.
ing follows: Song, Welcome Children's Day by Primary and Intermediate classes panied home by their daughters. immediately following Sunday Patsy and Eleanor who spent the Welcome recitations. Anna Lse Crabb, Mary Jo Hyer, George past two weeks visiting relatives heel in charge of Miss Gladys Satchel! and Mrs. Frank Taylor. here.
from this low-priced line liss Olive Bookwalter will preside Noble, Richard Speakman, Wendell Adkins and Billy Alan Dawson. Recitation Phyllis Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Pyle of Frankfort were Sunday evening at the piano. In the evening service the Young People's chorus will sing the ten guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Gln Ater and family. Why? Nina Rose Crabb Decorating God's House Iris Noble most loved hymns in America as se lected by the Christian Hsrald vote. A story, history of each hymn will accompanist; leaflet "Seven Reasons. Mrs.
Jasper Dawson; IsaT-lets "Suggestions of Revenue At Any Price," Mrs. Ray Templin; exercise "Roses of Promis; and soiig "More Like the by eight girls namely Joan and Oretchen Graham, Mary Ann Ater, Nell tin, Eloise Garrison, Eleanor Jean Eycke, Maxine Carter and Elaine Radcliffe. During the social hour the hostess and assistants served lovely refreshments. Following tlie program the gram of the departed at Brown's Chapel were decorated with beau tlful flowers. Hub vat in charge of be given.
This last Sunday evening Be The Best Kenneth B. Ater Song, 'Smile Awliilc" Primary and Intermediate Classes The chorus is composed of Mary Ann Ater, Joan Graham, Eleanor Jean Eycke, Jane Van Horn, Patsy Templin, Waada Templin, Dorothy Garrison, Eloise Garrison. Neil Mar. tin, Mary Ellen Lawson, Esther Furniss, Lee Cra Conner. Maxine Carter Taylor, Joe Ater, Jack Ater, Mary Ellen Graham, Violet Routt and Elaine Radcliffe.
WITH THE CH LECHES SLNDAl. JUNE 25III Brown's Chapel Morning Worship 8.50. Sabbath School 10:30. Dry Kun Chaptl Sabbath School 10 Trj. Morning Worship 11.00.
ML Pleasant Sabbath School 9 -30. Clarksburg Sabbath School 9:30. Children's Day program 10:30. Evening service 8.00. Mrs, Harry Ware attended the meeting of the Washington C.
H. bridge club Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ed. Bush. Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Bowdle and daughter Mary Alice motored to Buena Vista, Sunday and-were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Dove. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Goidsberry and son Russet wers Sunday guests of the former's sister, Mrs. Margaret Haynes of Austin. Mr. and Mrs.
Harley Garrison were dinner guests of Mrs. Mary Piano Solo Elaine Radcliffe For A Little Miss Ruth Martin Christ' Helper Betty Holloway Recitation Howard Eugene Stephens The Way To Be Happy Bobby Eycke Song, "Jesus Wants Me For A Sunbeam" Phyllis Ater Dialogue, "Little Folks" Ruth and Bert Morgan A Glad Time Maynard Speakman IH Tell You Something Harry Herbert Templin Because It's Children's Barbara Jean Hyer Five Little Flowers Phyllis Ater, Eleanor titt, KiffiO COFFEE i- For the big majority of today's truck owners, there's no longer any question of what truck to buy. They are making their selection from Chevrolet's line the lowest priced six-cylinder trucks on the market. And it isn't just low price that makes them choose Chevrolet. These trucks, available in three wheelbase lengths, and a big variety of body types to fit practically every hauling need, cost less for gas, oil, upkeep and repairs than any other trucks you can buy.
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and Mrs. JacS Helm of Columbus were Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs. Mona Ater and were accompanied huuc by Miss Mar garet Ater and Mist Clementine Hughes wh'j vtl reir.aln for a two weeks' visit. Mrs. Franc's Jones will entertain the members of the Clarksburg garden club at her home on Tuesday evening, June 27.
Mrs. Charles Carter will prepare the program. The topic is "The Rose History" nd "Perennials from Seed for next Year's Garden." Otto Roll has puichated the Miss Jean Bowdle of New Holland Is spending the week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bowdle.
Mrs. B. F. Anderson and daughter Garnet were the Sunday dinner guaela of Mr. and Mrs.
Russel i'oiderson. Miss Arlene Mace was a week end guest of Miss Beneva Carter. Rev. and Mrs. Ray Tucker were Chillicothe buslnes visitors Tuesday.
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