Rev. Hulme's Sermon Subject:-My Father's Business

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1 Vol. Ill Friday, June 26, 1936 STOW, OHIO No. 26 MINISTER'S COLUMN of Goid we are coasting a n d going ROOM F O B ONLY n o where, only to t h e grave. W i t h - ' ONE GOOD out t h e t h o u g h t of God you c a n n o t There is room in t h i s world l o r explain t h e t h i n g called life, for, only one 'God.. If you hawe more pray, sir, w h a t 'is it all albout u n Oods t h a n one you will find yourless t h e r e ibe a g r e a t a n d glorious self in great troulhle. T h e old Book purpose. T h e f a c t of G o d defines counsels against having two masters, a n d sets a t rest t h e most vexing it states he will h a t e the one a n d. question of life itself, love the other, or, hie will hold to There is room i n t h e h u m a n the one and despise t h e other. h e a r t f o r only o n e God. Don't ' The Hebrew people have not yet say you' don't believe there is God, accepted Christ a s their Saviour, for if you don't believe i n m y God, the fear t h a t beclouds their vision then, sir, you have a n o t h e r God is the f a c t of one 'God. They were a n d him you serve. Your 'God m a y punished long ago for - wandering be Venius, or Jupiter, o r Lafbor, or Into idolatry, now fear hides t h e Laxiness, or Money, o r Pleasure. fouls most longed for reality, a T h e Greeks or R o m a n s never ouifcpersonai Saviour, a living Kiing. No did t h e Americans of today i n t h e Persuasion, by either Jew or Gentile, worshiip of false 'Godis a n d in t h e can remove t h i s deeip-seated con- pursuit of idolatry. T h a t t h i n g in victicn from t h e Hebrew mind. the h u m a n h e a r t t h a t grips- and There is room in t h i s world for holds relentlessly, like liquor, or only one God. T h e Mohammedans hate, or gossip, or sin; t h a t t h i n g qall their God Allah.. T h e r e God is t h a t binds you., t h a t chokes your fierce and powerful. His business, nclblest aspirations, t h a t curbs and is to conquer and' subdue, to whip paralyaes ' your t e t t e r judgment, into sujection all who tpffer, all t h a t, sir, m a y be your God. who refuse to bow t h e knee t o Why not believe t h a t God will Mohajnmed, All t h e cruel inquisiflow through the h u m a n mind like tioos of the ages have t e e n because breeze through t h e trees?. Why of contending forces, one;group a n - ' not believe t h a t God will dwell in liihilating t h e other as ^ach braced the h u m a n h e a r t like a miracle themsevles for " t h e struggle a n d dwells in th ground to.send f o r t h fought and perished for their 'God. life in b u d and f r u i t? Too m a n y gcds n o good. Make No mind can define, or explain, or heap of trouble. localize God, I'll tell y~u why. BeThere 'Is room in t h i s world for cause He is divine. T o love Him, only one God. T h e idea of 'God serve Him, own E!lm, is to explain is necessary, necessary for it is like Him. a ipoint of the compass, a fixed star, But m a r k well, m y friend, "There something substantial to live by or is room in t h e h u m a n h e a r t for reason from,. W i t h o u t, t h e 'thought only one God." 'Geo. M. Hulme. Rev. Hulme's Sermon Subject:-My Father's Business

2 252 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS K THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS DRAWER C STOW, SUMMIT CO., OH'O SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 50s A YEAR Published Weekly Frank R. Howe, Printer H.J. STOCKMAN.... EDITOR OFFICE OF PUBLICATION 360 W. Arrivals Rd. STCW STOW COMMUNITY CHURCH GE0R3E M. HULME Minister 859 Ardmort Ave., Akron Tel. HE CHURCH CALENDAR BIBLE SCHOOL - - Sunday 9:30 MORNING WORSHIP - - SunHsv 10:45 ORCHESTRA PRACTICE Wed. 6:30 r- m. CHOIR PRACTICE Thursday Eve. MEN'S BIBLE CLASS The subject of our lesson foi next Sunday is "Jesus Meeting Human Needs?" What are your needs? Have you ever asked yourself that question? IOR FAIRNESS OF PRICE AND UTMOST IN SERVICE THE ORDER -OF THE GOLDEN RULE RECOMMENDS TO THE PEOPLE OF THIS COMMUNITY FUNERAL HOME OVERLOOKING PARK CUYAHOGA.FALLS PHONE WALBR.IDGE!3I3 ^J^r^erredSeroicef' at 9:30. Luke (12:09-3U) records Jesus* answer to this question. He said,. "And seek ye not what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink, neither be ye of doubtful mind. For all these things do the nations of the world seek after; and your Father knoweth that ye have need Of thesethings. But rather seek ye the kingdom of God and all these things shall be added unto you." Matthew (6:7-8) records Jesus" instructions on prayer as follows, "But when ye pray, use not vain, repetition, as the heathen do; for they think that they shall be heard for their much speaking. Be not ye therefore like unto them; for your Father knoweth what things ye have need of before ye ask him." When Mary sat at the feet of Jesus trying to comprehend the Kingdom of God, Martha developed -a- case of nerves as she prepared the meal and finally asked Jesus to bid Mary to help her. His answer is recorded by Luke (11:41-42) as follows, "Martha, Martha, thou are careful and troubled about many things; but one thing is needed; and Mary has chosen that good part which ghall not' be taken away from her." Are you troubled about many thing's? Are they proper things? Do they merit as much considera- ' t'icn as ycu give them? Do y 'J knew what Jesus taught? He is the greatest teacher. He can put a smile on yc-ur face and a song in your heart. You can face death without fear if ycu make the proper choice. We invite ycu to attend our Men's class each Sunday morning N. W. KKX38 IMPORTANT! CONGREGATIONAL MEETING A special meeting of the Community Church at Stow has been

3 253 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS K COMMUNITY CHURCH MEMBERS Your attention is called to the very important Church Business Meeting to be held following the services Sunday Morning. See Notice. called. It will take place after the morning services this coming Sunday, June 20th. The purpose of the meeting will be to decide regarding a refinancing plan offered by the bank. This plan, presented recently by the bank's representatives before our Board of Trustees would include all church indebtedness on church fcuilding and parsonage, but not the second mortgage on the latter. If accepted it would mean a very considerable reduction of our total indebtedness. The question for Us to decide is, shall we accept the plan, reject it, or propose another plan cf settlement. If you are a member or friend of Stow Community Ohurch YOU should be pre cut at this meeting, for, yours (at least in part) is the responsibility cf meeting 'this obligation. NOTICE The Association sponsoring Stow band has decided to hold rehearsals through the summer months. The first rehearsal will be on Tuesday evening, June 30th at 6:'30, at the school house with Mr. Gray directing. We have the cooperation of Mr. Kimpton and he expects to be present at each rehearsal. These summer rehearsals are not confined to children from the school. Anyone who can play an instrument suitable for the band is.welcome. A prize is to be given to each boy or girl, who can comply with rules made by the Association regarding attendance, attention, etc. The attendance at our first rehearsal will determine whether the interest is sufficient to warrant their continuation. MAIREE C. BRUST BIG CLEAN I P IN STOW NEXT MONDAY AND TUESDAY Monday and Tuesday the people of Stow who have their tin cans and similar rubbish inclosed in boxes or barrels and at the curb in front of their respective residences will have same hauled away by Township trucks FREE'. Monday the trucks, starting at 7:00 A. M. will collect all rubbish west of the Hudson road, from Ritchie road on the north to the township line on the south. Tuesday starting at 7:00 A. M. Collection of rubbish east of the Hudson road will be made. This offer does not include the outlying farm districts except by special dispensation. If you feel that you have been omitted in this clean-up, call Mr. George Emery. Remember have your cans in containers at the curb in front bf your house by 7:00 A. M. on Monday if you live west of the Hudson road, or by 7:00 A. M. on Tuesday if you live east of the Hudson road. NOTICE! Junior Choir practice at Community Church will be held at 2:00 P. M. each Tuesday afternoon in place of Friday as previously announced. Parents of children in the choir are requested to please cooperate by arranging to have children present at this time.

4 254 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS K W. C. GERBER & SON FORD SALKS <SC SERVICE SUNOCO PRODUCTS Phone WA W. C. GERBER C. F. GERBER 1. STRENGTH It has five times the strength of carbolic acid. (Coefficient of 5. U. S. Department of Agriculture method.) 2. UNIFORMITY It is standardized. Always the same strength. 3. EMULSION When diluted with water it makss a milkwhite emulsion. The strength is evenly distributed. No settlings, no waste. Bailsman's Feed Store STOW NOTICE!, On Sunday, June 2 th, the American Legion Auxiliary will meet at Stow school at 1:30 P. M. for an inspection trip to Crown Hill. All are invited to "go along" on this trip as the auxiliary receives the usual compensation for each adult person attending. SUNDAY'S GOLDEN TEXT Jesus of Nazareth 'went atout doing good. Acts 10:38. GRAHAM ROAD BAPTIST CHURiCH NEWS The offering taken on Children's Day which went for Missions was $ This Community will miss the Sunthimer family who moved last week from Brookside avenue. Mrs. Douglas' class of twelve girls, ages 6 to 9, will have a class picnic Saturday afternoon at the home of Donna Biggs. Last Thursday evening a number of people met at the church and went in a group to the NOrthamp-- ton church prayer meeting. For Night Emergency Call WA Marhofer Chevrolet STOW

5 255 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS K THERE IS a rigid test for ehzry type of worthwhile business for an insurance agency it is time and service Back of every insurance policy issued by Oakley Spaght & Son stands a 25 year record of honorable business dealings. I am continuing that business record by giving prompt, intilligsnt business service. MARTHA S T O W SPAGHT Located in the room formerly occupied by the Mecca Shoppe in the Spaght Block.

6 256 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS K Friend's Service Station "BILL" BRIDGETS, Proprietor PLEETWING GAS & OIL Free Airplane Ride at Midcity Port., ASK Next Sunday being the last Sunday in the month, as is customary, the B. Y. P. U. 'will have charge of -the evening service. A special program is being planned. Rev. Douglas preached last" Sunday morning on the subject "Unchangedf," text found in Hebrew 13:8. Sunday evening his subject ', was "Feasting." Mrs. Bryan of Green Road left hurriedly Sunday morning for West Virginia where she. was called to the bedside of her father, Who lay critically ill.. The Ladies Missionary Society met all day Wednesday with Mrs. Ethel Morehouse. A fine luncheon and program was enjoyed by all. Little Margaret, Hargett remains about the same as it will take, several weeks of complete rest and the best of care to bring about' a cure. She has rheumatic fever. Miss Thelma Stitt, injured in an automobile accident June 14th, is improving, and expects to be brought home from the hospital the latter part of the week. Mrs. Wagner and children of near Randolph, regular drivers of fifteen miles to Sunday school,, were absent last Sunday. The daughter, Justine, age ten,'went under a general anaesthetic last week and had six molar teeth extracted. By removing these teeth it is hoped her health will improve. This church failed last Sunday in its part toward' getting one thous- US. VEGETABLE PLANTS Broccoli, Cauliflower, Kale. L,ate Cabljage JOHN LINDSAY Fisli Creek Road. and Stow townshipites into Sunday, school as suggested by the edifer, last week..several were sick, some on vacations, but' too many overslept or went picnicing, consequently, only eighty-five were present at Sunday school. Help increase' that number next Sunday. PERSONAL ITEMS Hope it rains. Oome to church Sunday. Rev. Gregory is having his house painted. Order your next winter's, coal now from Guise. (Adv.) Mr. Neugebauer is at home on his vacation this week. Mr. E. H. COnway's- house and garage have V new coat of paint. Mr., A. Keenan of Ritchie road is reported as having a new Willys Knight (?) L. s. Grigigy of Rltchte road has TiTGmSrcoAL & SUPPLY CO- Munroe Falls Telephone WA Residence WA. 8783

7 257 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS K W. F. CARLISLE STOW, OHIO WA Representing the D. W. Kaufman Realty Company OF AKItON, OHIO FOR SALE 5 Acres V Fruit V Berries V Buildings 1 Acre V 4 Room House 4^ Acres V Near High School V No Buildings traded his Buick for a Hudson. William "Billy" Bauder spent the last weekend visiting in Cleveland. Walter Chandler and Spicer attended the tall game in Cleveland last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burnard, South Sanford, have a new baby boy. Born Wednesday, June 18th. Mr. and Mrs. Howard (?) Price attended the ball game in Cleve- % 30 Kinds of Fine Annuals:. FLOWER PLANTS 20 Cents Dozen "silver lake florists" \ " s \ O N N N land last Wednesday. W. V. Smith is now home, though he feels somewhat "under SOMETHING NEW GOLDEN SHELL MOTOR OIL FOR POWER AND PEP SUPER SHELL GASOLINE SHELL GflS STATION "EDDIE" PAKSONS, Proprietor 140 EAST KENT ROAD STOW

8 258 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS K Stow Civic Association (Questionaire) Do you need an early Bus going toward Akron in the morning? First Bus leaves shortly after 6 o'clock now. Name Address Works at Send to W. F. Carlisle, Secy. Stow Civic Association STOW, OHIO the weather." Charles- B. Mineks, Jr., went to work last Saturday tor the A & P Store in Cuyahoga Palls. An Eastern Star party was held last Tuesday afternoon at the home of Miss Martha Spaght. Mr. Arnold Roxbury spent last week vacationing and restoring his vitality in Pennsylvania. Dr. E. B. Lodge and wife of Cleveland visited over the last weekend at the Hagelbarger home in Silver Lake. Mrs. T. H. Arnold, mother of Mrs. Bridgers, Hudson road, is visiting in Toledo for the next three weeks. Nine hundred and forty tickets (or the equivalent) were sold for the ice cream social held last Friday evening. How did you like the wind last Saturday night? Limbs of trees DELPHINIUM PLANTS Wrexham Strain Large Flowering JOHN LINDSAY FISH CKI5EK KOAD were broken off, signs blown down, doors damaged, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds now occupy the former Dibfcen home on West Arndale road. The Dibbens recently moved to Florida. Mr. Monteith was absent from Bible School last Sunday. Roy Lowe took his place. Results, no birthdays celebrated. Dale Hinkle raises pigeons. He has a crow that talks. And, he now delivers the Community Church News. Mrs. Henry, mother of Dr. Henry, Williamson road, who has bsen ill for a long period of time, continues If it is Sundaes, Sodas, or ice Cream in any form Come to sisaly'si H. (\. REARICK, Manager

9 259 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS K HISSEM'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING ELECTRICAL WORK SOHIO GAS AND OIL LM.HISSKM DABBOWVILLE, OHIO to be in a serious condition. Meeting's of the Stow Civic Association have been discontinued until the month of September, though the committees are still active. Miss Shirley Ellory of Munroe Palls and Maurice Morris were recently married. Miss Loretta Grubb and Bruce Lajwrentz, both of Munroe Falls, were recently married. Miss King, Stow librarian, is now cn a two weeks vacation. She is visiting Miss Hefflin of the Oberlin Library in O'berlin. A baby boy, Glenn Edmond, was born last week at the peoples hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eckroad of Silver Lake Tavern. Visitors at the Furst home, Hudson road, last Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. A. Sterkel and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Houck of Cleveland. Always busy? il. c. Stein while on a vacation with his family in Coshocton county this week, is improving his time helping his folks put up hay. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shakelford I We Specialize in Corsages ; and Wedding Boquets. SILVER LflKE FLORISTS from Maplewood, N. J., visited this week with Wm. R. Lodge, Mrs. Shakelford is Mr. Lodge's youngest sister. W. L. Oase, who lives on Ritchie road and quite often rides to Bible school with us, attended the Maple Grove School Reunion at Randolph last Sunday. The American Legion Auxiliary and children held a picnic at Meadciwibrook Lake Wednesday. A picnic dinner, games and swimming were enjoyed by all. "Bud" Houck and his bride have no'w been properly "belled." It happened sometime last week. After it was all over Mrs. Houck, Sr. served lunch for the "bellers." 'Mrs. Mable Irwin, sister of Mr. Lodge and Mrs. H'agelbarger of Sil- Choose your Upholsterer as you would an investment. EXPECT!-Dependability and Mechanical Experience. Large line of samples from which to make selection. M^GRAIL ANTIQUE S H O P 150 East Kent Rd., STOW Phone WA. 1091

10 260 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS K Kill-Bugs-Withj BLACK-LEAF-40 S RED-ARROW S ver Lake, is recovering nicely from a recent operation at the home of Mrs. Hagelbarger. Mr. and Mrs. R. Andrelws and family of Kent road accompanied' by Donald Moore of Munroe Palls; started last Saturday for a two weeks trip to Draper, Wisconsin, to visit Mr. Andrew's parents. How do you feel about the question of incorporating Sitow township? We hear that Stow is the largest unincorporated township in the State of Ohio. Miss June Hooper of West Arndale road celebrated a birthday last. Sunday, June 20th. It is reported that she received a new bicycle, also a white kitty in a little basket. Frank Carlisle informs us that about twenty interested parties are needed to start the "ball a rolling" for an early bus to Akron. See the Civic Association ad in this issue and fill it out of interested. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Woodring last weekendwere Mrs. A. W. Weaver and daughter of Minneapolis, Minn. Basil Kincade, Ritchie road, was unable to attend Sunday school last Sunday on account of cutting his foot with an axe. Three stitches were necessary. Levi Moyer is reported as taking a trip ot Pennsylvania this week. We wonder how he could spare the time away from his garden from which he picked ns^v peas for his last Sunday's dinner. Real estate men take notice: Mr. C. D. Stewart, formerly of South anford Avenue, recently sold his farm in Buchanan, Virginia, returned to Stow and is looking for a suitable place in which to live. Virgil Cobb, son of 'Mr. and imrs. R. S. Cobb, Maple road, is at home for the summer. During th«past year he has been attending the

11 261 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS K CENTRAL CASH MARKET j Where Qourtesy Rules and Sanitation Prevails I QUALITY MEATS & GROCERIES I P w Acomplete line of Fresh Vegetables and Fruits direct from the Cleveland Market daily. Low Prices 1 I " J. A. WALKER " E. A. RUGGLES - I Ph one WA. 3521' WE DELIVER ^ ^ s a s w s s w m i ^ i a a a s s s f f i Ohio State University at Columbus taking work toward a Masters degree in Industrial Chemistry. Preliminary visits to the Cleveland Exposition were alternately made recently by Postmaster Fred 'Wetmore and his able assistant, Verle Risinger. Last Saturday afternoon Rlsinger spent two hours in Lake Erie. He says the water was warm, the air cold. Does ''Ken" Deacon fcelong to the Garden club? This question is raised because he has been seen planting flowers around about the P. D. building and some one told us it was the Stow Garden club who expected to landscape that place. How about it? New Bible School pupils brought in last Sunday by well known individual were Jerry Hanna, Virginia 'Hanna, Catherine Mulligan, Ooaette Mulligan, Mary Viers and Caroline Viers. Other regular pupils who came along were Curtiss iholiey, Florence Gardner, Norland Gardner,.Anne Bate Temple and Irma Grace Temple. A new Independent Drug Store in the Spaght Block has been "opened up this last week by W. Braunlich, formerly of Cleveland Heights. Mr. Braunlich has been the drug business for the past twenty-five years. The first of the month he expects to move his family into the Harrington property on East Kent road. Young men who helped him in opening up his store are "Bob" Harbaugh, Paul Franklin and Richard Beckwith. Charles "Chuck" Clayton and Nermand "Buck" Nesbitt started last Thursday for Rice Lake, Canada. Just the other side of Painesville the crankshaft in their engine broke. This made it necessary for them to return home where mechanic "Buck" Nesbitt installed a "new" motor. A fresh start was made late Saturday afternoon and thus far no report indicating any ether further bad luck has teen received. They expect to be back, about July 4th with a load of fish stories. Miss Katherine Cook, daughter of E. F. KASTENS Pumps, Heating, Plumbing KSTI >! ATES FREE 116 East Graham Road Phone WA BECKLEY'S BARBER SHOP MARHOFER BLOCK S T O W

12 262 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS K FREE Rubbish Collection Monday and Tuesday READ THE NOTICE IN THIS ISSUE Mr. and Mrs. Prank Oook, Marhofer Avenue, was united in marriage a week ago last Tuesday to Charles Wilson, Junior, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, South Marcella Avenue, in New Cumberland, West Virginia. Charles Wilson works as a surveyor. They will live in Stow. Showers for the bride include a green kitchen shower sponsored by Miss Helen Weygandt at the county Home on Thursday of last week and a shower at the home of Ethyl Mae Carlisle this Thursday. On Wednesday evening, July 1st, the Stow High School Dramatic Club will give a three act comedy called "Gun Shy" at the High School Auditorium. Those taking the parts of the various respective characters are reported to be as follows: Frank (j-arrett Drake..Maralyn Mowery Mrs. Drake. Paul Weygandt Junior. Jim Graner Hall. Viola Gilletly iblabs. Paul Monteith (Lenny. [Richard Sommers Fergus. Dick Kempel Birbal. Pauline Fagert Ann. Carter Irwin Bonaparte. Mr. Ganyard and Ike Williamson took two 'big auto loads of boys to the ball game in Cleveland last Monday. Some of those included in the crowd were Francis Viiall, Luke Bailey, the Mineks 'boys, Harold Robinson,,s Tubby' Troesoh, Earl Williamson, Richard Vincent and Lloyd Bridgers. Besides seeing the ball game the boys had all they wanted to eat. Perhaps the champion in this respect was Lloyd, who consumed six popsiekles, an O'Henry, an ice cream tar, a bag of peanuts, a pack of chewing gum and alter he got home, a quarter of a chicken, etc., etc. Girls visiting the ball game in Cleveland that afternoon were piloted therice by Mr. Vincent. Hazel Fagert, Jean Burns and others were in this group. A. J. Iv LJ Iv' I X S K V TEACHER OE VIOLIN 310 West Graham Road WA. 9G51