THE COMMUNITY CHURCH HEWS Vol. H Friday, May 31. 1935 MINISTER'S COLUMN people one meets. We are often attracted by a beautiful form, a pretty face. Polks rave and never cease rehearsing the charms of attractive people. That is well and perhaps as it should be, however, the most precious, the most charming of the human race are frequently found only by a long studied look, that reaches beyond the outer graces. It's soul and character and the mighty urge within that makes a human being wonderful to contact. Lincoln had a very homely face and ungainly form but he will ever live among the great. Was it not written of the matchless prophet, "That there is no beauty that we should desire Him?" Let u s not forget the seven sons of Jesse were rejected and the freckled face sheep-tender of the field was anointed king. Neither Samuel, the prophet, Jesse, the father, n o r ithe elders coulud understand tine wisdom of t h i s choice, Man lookelj cn the outer appearance, the soverign choice of the Diety was within. imuoh truth in the old saying that beauty is only skin deep. Man falls for the pretty girl, she is charming, indeed, in many cases a few months and the divorce courts record the story of unmating and bitter disappointment. STOW, OHIO No. 22 On a street in Akron there passes each morning a girl in her early twenties. She walks, but she walks on one foot, the other foot is a crutch. She wears a shoe, but only one shoe. Thus she labors to and from her task. Her face is one of peace, one of truth. She is ladylike in her bearing. The expression on her face is indicative of a heart and soul of hope and goodness that lives within. How very homely is he or she, we exclaim. However, acquaintance reveals a soul, a glittering, priceless gem, We marvel, for lack of the scar, or deformity, or unattractive face we may find revealed a jewel, a life that unfolds in matchless beauty. Some plain, unattractive woman, as the world reckons are God's own, angel in disguise. To know them is to experience a moral and spiritual uplift. It is refreshing amid life's many deceptions and vicissitudes to meet and know the soul and not the face. GEO. M. HULME, Minister RALLY DAY, rain or shine for the Bible School this Sunday, June 2, 9:30 a. m. And come on time. As the ad on the last page of last week's paper said: "Bring the children and all your friends and relatives." Our aim is a one hundred per cent attendance record for each class and one hundred new members for the Bible School. CHURCH CALENDAR RALLY DAY SERVICES - Sunday 9:50 A. M. MORNING WORSHIP Sunday, 10:45 A. M. CHILDRENS BIBLE CLASS Sunday 3:00 P. M ORCHESTRA PRACTICE Wednesday 6:00 P. M. PRAYER MEETING Wednesday 7:30 P. M. CHOIR PRACTICE Wedne«day, 8:00 P. M. RALLY DAY Sunday, June 2nd. CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA - - - - Sunday, June 9th.
fi THE COMMUNITY CflURCH NEWS ONLY THE BEST at IS A LY'S A nether thins Let us surprise the mini-ter by ALL of us staying for ' hurch. COMMUNION SUNDAY is the first Sunday in each month. That is this Sunday. If you wish to be baptized or expect to unite with the church you may do so at this service. Note: Thc:e who wish to be baptized by immersion should make special arrangements with Rev. Hulme. P1LVNY collection on Sunday. Bring a bag full. No! TWO bags full. and then there should be Fc OR FAIRNESS OF PRICE AN OUTMOST IN SERVICE THE ORDER - -OF THE GOLDEN RULE RECOMMENDS TO THE PEOPLE OF THIS - COMMUNITY THEM9GOWAN FUNERAL HOME OVERLOOKING PARK CUYAHOGA.FALLS PHONE WALBRIDGE 1313 ^2>re,ferred Seroice" encugh to pay our ministers salary for one year only we will use the money as a payment on an old debt and 1st the Lord provide other ways of paying the minister. We must EEG YOUR PARDON for many things but just now we maintain that the Community church Bible Schhol Orchestra is cn the "up and up." Providence willing and if nothing happens to change our minds again you may expect the privilege of attending our Sunday night concert, the second Sunday evening in June, i.e. June &.h. The evenings program will bi under the direction of Mr. A. J. Kurinsky. More details about this next week. To attend the church night services the last Sunday in June our minister, Rev. Hulme and the congregation extend an invitation to the D'ARiROW STREET GRANGE, NO. 151. This organization is known to most folks as the Darrowville Grange. We hope they will honor us with their presence. We will provide a special program of interest that night.. Ma-. Will Lodge has some young coots. When was it that Al Stein let go? Mr, and Mrs. Harry Olsen have a. new Ohevy. When will we have a Bible School Picnic? Zirfcles new live in the fourth house on -the west side of Tlraniklin Roae. REMEMBER! Sunday is Rally Day.
fi THE COMMUNITY CflURCH NEWS Coleman Water Heater The Stow Hardware have this week consummated their 1 1 Oth sale on Coleman water Heaters, each and every one of which are giving perfect satisfaction lc heats 20 gallons of water when you use this Coleman water heater. Compare this with electric water heater when 1 c heats only 4 gallons This heater costs you $22.50 You may trade in yonr old Laundry Stove STOW HARDWARE An excellent cold packer WA. 8842 STOW A. J. K U R I N S K Y TEACHER OF VIOLIN 3 1 0 West Graham Road
fi THE COMMUNITY CflURCH NEWS A, W. BARBER HOME Fresh and Cured MEATS State Route 91 One Mile North of HUDSON Fof extra fine asparagus, call on Mr. Wrn. R. Lodge at Silver Lake. Wis called on him last Saturday. Attend Bible School this Sunday. Let us have a 100% attendance. Mrs. A. F. Stein has been absent from church for several Sundays. The reason she had a very bad cold. Miss Martha LindBay, Fish. Greek Road, has been ill with a cold the past week. Charles Trammer expects to spend this summers vacation in Pittsburgh. Last Friday evening at the home of Mrs. L. G. Phelps, Ritchie Road, thirty-seven lajr'ies from the Ladies Bible Class attended a handkerchief shower in honor of Mrs. J. D. Ham, who is,leaving shortly for her home in Texas. John Stahl has a kind heart. He felt sorry for the editor of this sheet and sprayed ;some one hundred forty-five fruit trees for him last Saturday afternoon. Even furnished the spray, most of the majterial, and labor free of charge. Summer must be here. Tromimer makes a gallon of ice cream each Sunday afternoon Ahem! We would; too if we had a cow and lots of milk. Mr. an);'! Mrs. A. F. Stein, Mrs. Stein's health, permitting, expect to attend a family reunion in Coshocton County this week end in honor of Mrs. Stein's mother. BAUGHMAN'S FEED STORE WA. 9298 \ /. STOW
fi THE COMMUNITY CflURCH NEWS J E A N M A X - - - TEACHER OF PIANO Also classes in Musical Appreciation, Elementary Art and Singing School Very young children and serious minded students invited Summer enrollment now open STUDIO 784 Hudson Road.-.STOW Howard E. Ferris has resigned his position with the North Hill Marlble and 'Granite Co.,.and has made connections 'witih this Waigamian IPlaint Co., in Cleveland. If iy>ou were a Iisgionaire and, attended that dinner at the Church Wednesday a week ago you probably noticed that beautiful Coleman gas range. That range was kindly donated for the occasion iky Mr. Wheeler of the Stow (Hardware and the ladies wisih to thank him very much if or the u:e of same. John liefer, who has been working the past eight years for Mr. (Howard Call, Pish Creek Road, is lea-ving for 'his home in West Virginia. He will run his uncle's farm. The Monroe Falls 4-«Club met Friday, May 24-th ait this home of Miss Cihairlotit (Dorsey, River Road. Have any old- buildings you'd like torn down -and removed? If so tell -the Boy Scouts or call Mr. Guy Vouigih on Wa 2004. The boys are going to build a camp on their site at the Barrow farm. SALES AND The Thomas Coal Co. MOVING HAULING SAND GRAVEL Pfyone Wfi. 9247 West Graham Rd. STOW, OHIO BlrtMiays celebrated last SunBaiy were those io'f Mrs. North, and Mrs. Zirkle. The Sunday before Mrs. Charles Furst walked uip and dropped her pennies in the Birthday Box. Last. Sunday Rev. HuLme told us we shouldi have a great church. for rendering service to many people We enjoyed Mr. Trammer's solo last Sunday morning, also thie an- SERVICE MUNROE FALLS GARAGE Plymouth SHAKESPEARE, BROTHERS CALL '!!II,L "or "TED" on WA-9221 for a demonstration of the new 1935 DeSOTO or PLYMOUTH
fi WHEN IN N15ED OF THE COMMUNITY CflURCH NEWS LAWN SEEDS GARDEN OR Fl OWER SEED LIME FERTILIZER See BAUGHMAN'S at Stow theim by the Ohoir, and 1 it is reported that most of the mien who sang last isunl:iay evening did very well. Think of it itihe things you do. Where does the urge come from? Without? Within? Rev. Hulme says a church, should have the urge come from within. Those initiated into the Darrowville Grange last 'Saturday night and receiving the first and second degree work, are as follows: Mr, and, 'Mrs. Altizer, Hudson; Mr. and Mrs. John Barrick, Hudson; Millard Chiraps, Metz; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lindsay, Pish Creek Road; Mr. A. L..Lin 1 "Bay, Jr., Pish Creek Road; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hamilton, Diagonal Read; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stahl, Hudson Road; Miss Sally Spencer, Hudson; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stockman, Hudson Road. There was a large crowd in attendance at this meeting. Memorial Services were held in Darrowville last Sunday. The first part of the progam was held in the Grange Hall. Mrs. Bessie Wilson was.chorister and choir leader. Rev. Bankes of Hudson delivered the address. 'The Scripture reading was from the second- chapter of Isaiah. The parade from the hall to the Cemetery was led by the Hudson High School iband who were all dressed up in brand new white uniforms with blue capes. This is not Indiscreet BLATHER when we tell you that there is GENUINE QUALITY in our merchandise Use Fleet Wing Gas and Oil Regularly Friend's Service Station P. A. WILLIAMSON, Manager Oyler's Confectionery Bus Tickets, Ice Cream Magazines, Notions THEMECCA SHOPPE SPAGHT BLOCK INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS OAKLEY SPAGHT 8c SON STOW
fi THE COMMUNITY CflURCH NEWS D I V O R C E Yourself from that old car which you used to think so much of - - - Use the ALIMONY tomake / a down payment on a new Chevrolet Buy it from us MflRHOEER'S CHEVROLET WA. 1823 STOW PLANTS TOMATOES Beefsteak Early Detroit Early Anna Pritchard Oxhart Ponderosa 10c a dozen CABBAGE Early Jersey, Wakefield and many other varieties = = Per dozen 10c Special price on flats = $1.00 GARDEN TOOLS Hoes 89c Long Handled Rakes. 89c and $.100 Long Handled Shovel.. $1.15 and up Garden Cultivators. $2.95 and $3.95 Buy an All Ball Bearing Lawn Mower at $4.95 - $5.95-6.95 or $8.50 THE STOW HARDWARE CALL WA-8842 STOW, OHIO
THE COMlltJNITY CHURCH NEWS Put your HAT on or leave it at home but come to Bible School at 9:30 a.m. Church Services 10:45 a.m. MERIT MEATS We are open for business again and take this opportunity to extend our hearty thanks to all you folks who so generously supported us before. We appreciate your patronage MERIT MEATS, Stow
fi THE COMMUNITY CflURCH NEWS HENS LAY BETTER ON FUL-O-PEP 1 E G G V MASH A It supplies your laying liens with the exact nutritious elements they need to produce more and better eggs with sound shells the kind that bring better prices. FUL-O-PEP Egg Mash keeps up body weight and health in heavy layers while they are producing the eggs that are an important part of the farm income. BAUGHMAN'S FEED STORE WA-9298 STOW Sand - Gravel Tine boy scouts from Stow went through a very attractive drill. At the Cemetery the band 1 played again, a salute was given Iby the Veterans and Taps sounded toy the Scouts. ADVERTISE The people who advertise are the ones who get the business. The Community Church News is a good advertising medium because it gets good results PATRONIZE You are urged to patronize the advertisers for they make this paper possible. - Lime - Plaster Cement - Brick - Tile Cement Blocks - Sewer - Drain Tile CALL WA. 3921 E. For prices on these and other items. GUISE COAL & SUPPLY CO. MUNROE FALLS, OHIO
fi THE COMMUNITY CflURCH NEWS A ^ F S TOMATOES, CABRAGE, EGG PLANTS CAULIFLOWER, PEPPERS J E S S H I N K L E STOW GREENHOUSE 188 Munroe Falls Road Rally Day Sunday June 2nd CQME «Bring the Children and all your friends and Relatives Stow Community Churcli W. C. GERBER & SON SALES SERVICE Sunoco Products WA. 8843 W. C. GERBER C. F. GERBER