THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS VOL.1 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1934 STOW, OHIO NO. 36 MINISTER'S COLUMN This little paper fills a need, it renders a service, by many it is appreciated It is sponsored by Mr. Stockman. Our kind and earnest brother contributes liberally of his time, energy and means that his church and neighbors may enjoy and profit by this weekly bulletin. In this effort our Mr. Stockman gives a full share of labor and devotion to the cause that lies dear to his heart. No one pays him, few thank him, the effort is generally received as commonplace. Do ycu appreciate this paper? Come then to the church and say so, just pay us a visit, give a word of encouragement. Come ever and express your goodwill. We are not asking for your financial support, but we do ask, where do you keep your heart. Say it, my friend, with your presence. Come over and visit our camp. This front page article has one object a message. The space I occupy is worth several dollars. My message is to you. Do you live each day as though that was the last and only day on earth? No man qualifies for life as fully as he who prepares for death and lives in daily expectation of the exchange of worlds. This world with its myriads of human creatures is wrong end to You fuss and fret about material things, you dodge the church because you have no work, fret because you are penniless, you libel God and dam man because of general dissatisfaction. Quit it. Grow a soul, cultivate the spiritual man, and God Almighty will be your partner in all that is needful. Try it out my brother and know for yourself. I am positive I am right. I have proven it so again and again. Divine laws operate to safe-guard, to nourish and bless you just as certain as the railroad operates to carry passengers and freight. Quit playing hide and seek with God, touch His laws and live. It is you and tyou and you that is wrong, not the world and not God. GEO. M. HULME, Minister COMMUNITY SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES People of Stow are invited to a Sunday evening get-together at the Community Church this Sunday. There will be three distinct parts to this get-together service. FIRST, a social hour and picnic lunch. Come a little before 6:00 P. M_ Bring your lunch and table service. Be prepared to visit and get better acquainted. CHURCH CALENDAR BIBLE SCHOOL - - -.. Sunday, 9:30 A. M. MORNING WORSHIP.... Sunday, 10:45 A. M. LADIES GUILD - - - -. Wednesday, September 19th ORCHESTRA PRACTICE - Wednesday 7:30 P. M, CHOIR PRACTICE Wednesday, 8:30 P. M. EVENING SOCIAL HOUR Sunday 6:00 P. M. EVENING CHURCH SERVICE.... Sunday 7:30 P. M.
.6 THE COMMUNITY ClfURCH NEWS SEND FLOWERS We telegraph flowers anywhere SILVER LAKE GREENHOUSE SECOND, a devotional service at 7:30 P. M. lead by Rev. Hulme. THIRD, a song service following the devotionals. Old well-known gospel hymns will be sung. Mr. Zink has promised to lead this part cf the meeting. Make this Sunday evening service a success by attending. This means YOU. CROWN HILL ORGAN RECITAL The Ladies' guild are sponsoring a trip to Crown Hill Sunday. If ycu have no transportation meet at the church, 3:15 P. M. and transportation will be provided. Make it a paint to be on time. This will give the folks at the cemetery time to complete their program so all can come back for the'get together service at the church. Men please note: This trip is for everybody. Plan to help the ladies by bringing your car and at least three other adults. Some one tcld us a car counted 5Cc and four adults therein a dollar total $1.50. This is an easy way to help the ladies mak-s some mcney. ANNOUNCEMENT TO BIBLE SCHOOL MEMBERS The Community Church News wishes t o announce a contest. During the past two. or three weeks and continuing each week for the next four or five issues there has been and will be Bible verses or texts. Read the paper and find them. People should think more especially about good things. Accordingly this paper will offer a prize of five dollars in trade good at any of our current advertisers. This prize will be for the best exposition or essay, two to four hundred words in length on any cne cf the verses appearing in: the Community Church News, is- IOR FAIRNESS OF PRICE AND UTMOST 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
THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS 3 S T O W M A R K E T VOLUNTEER FOOD STORE CHOICE MEATS -:- QUALITY GROCERIES Watch our Volunteer specials for Friday and Saturday in Beacon and Times Press J. I. FISHER, PROPRIETOR Phone WAlbridge-5821 -:- STOW, OHIO sues 34 to 39 inclusive. The contest is limited to regular attendants at our Bible School. Teachers not eligible. Contest closes October 31st More about this later. PERSONAL Attend church Sunday evening. Patronize your home town merchants. Thirty-cne boys in Will Shaffers class last Sunday that's spmiething. Fourteen at orchestra practice last week Wednesday while "only seven came out to play on Sunday That's something else. The new road is now open in the Stow business section glide in and patronize our advertisers. First P. T. A. meeting, Tuesday, October 9th. See Mrs. Ham at 335 Hudson Road for dressmaking and dry goods. Adv. * G-olden Text for Sunday "Thy Kingdom is an everlasting kingdom." 'Psalm 145:13: Mr and Mrs. Dick Rearick spent last JSundiay i'n. Canton visiting Mr. Rearick's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Miller. Lunches, sandwiches, candy and soft drinks at the Cottage Lunch. (Adv.); v.. Prof. R. Schmidt, Liberty Road, is painting -bis house. W. V.' Srhith is making a new pocket directory of Stow. He expects to have it out soon. Mr_ and Mrs. Walter " 1 Sanders frcm West Richfield - have moved in at 130 Marhoffer avenue. Mrs. H.. A. Ha'tliaway, Baumgardner'Road, ^returned from the hospital las!, week Thursday. Special Mention Mr. J. B. Hites,'Kent: Road, andiws. Tfoop- ; et, West -Arndale Road,.' were largely responsible lor fho many beautiful flowers'at church last Sunday. While the flowers are PIN E V I E W H O M E FOR AGED AND INVALIDS MRS. P. R. T R E N T WA. 4807 1 94 Kent Road, STOW
.6 THE COMMUNITY ClfURCH NEWS FOR BARGAINS IN: PRINTING SEE THE DARROWVILLE PRINTER The Superior Gasoline Try it sind convince yourself Friend's Service Station P. A. WILLIAMSON Proprietor CHURCH SUNDAY with us let us bring them ton church. The Young People of the churchi are giving a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sengpiel this' Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Judy, 71 North Forge' street A'lcron. Mrs. Sengpiel,. you know* is the minister's daughter who recently got married. Hop,e they don't see this before Friday night. Last Sunday twins were born to Mr. and Mrs. Waifer Fritz; Hudson road. Bath are boys onfe' weighed six and one half pounds, the other seven pounds at birth. Mr: Fritz, says he;. expects to make football players out of them for the Stow high school team. And while speaking of babies Mr. and Mrs. Derrick, 161 East Arndale road, are the proud parents-erf a new baby boy, born two weeks ago last Sunday. Mr. and Mfs. Lowell SOlberger, Ritchie road, have a new baby boy, born a week ago last Sunday.. Also Mr: and Mrs C. Kerney, 215 West Arndale road, have a 1 10:45 SERVICES MORNING YOU ARE INVITED
BIBLE THE- COMMUNITY CHURCH NEW. 5 SCHOOL Come at 9:30 A. M. Sunday Community Church - Stow baby girl born a week ago last Sunday; And very recently Mh and Mrs. Wm. Starner, Ritchie read; acquired a new baby girl. This now makes six boys and six girls in their family. ^ The very latest arrival that ws know of is a new Baby girl last Monday at the heme of Mr..and Mrs. L. F. Bratton, 173 Uniondale Mr. Bratton we hear is- very proud of his new daughter. While gathering some of the aforementioned news about babies the conversation turned to children. We were informed that by aetuar count recently 45 children got on the school Bus at Arndale road, the bus already being filled with a load from Ritchie road. Another stop is sometimes made at Maple road where five or six others get an Counting the school children! living on: the above mentioned road's, it was found that soma 85' or 9D depend on the one bus for transportation to school. The seating capacity is less than half the above number. Presumably this same condition is prevalent in the rest of Stow township and presumably the school board will tell you it is the lack of sufficient tax money coming in to properly support the schools that causes this deplorable condition. Moral: Pay your taxes. The Scout boys, some 33 of them were guests of honor at a dinner last Tuesday evening held at the Fire Department house. "Poi^" Lantz was the chef. This dinner was for their work and assistance on Firemen's Field Day. Corn roasts were in order last week for the River road. folks. One was held at Dorseys, another Saturday night, September 22nd at the Earl Gowan home in Stow. It is related that at this last mentioned party Mrs. C. V. Cross received a sound spanking in honor of her birthday. Desirous of seeing those West Virginia hills for himself, Claude McColgan journeyed there with Jack Mosley last week. Claude said the hills in West Virginia MERIT CASH MARKET MERIT MEATS Quality Meats at Competitive Prices STOW NEXT TO ISALY'S MR. LEE WOMLFORD, Manager
.6 THE COMMUNITY ClfURCH NEWS were not nearly as high" as "he had expected. Mrs William Hammilton entertained the American Legion" ladies auxiliary Wednesday with a weiner, roast at her home. James Cross is building a new higher powered wireless phone transmitter. It is rumored that C. B. Mincks, Hudson Road, is about due to take another fishing trip. Last Tuesday night somewhere around twenty Stow firemen went over to Lakemore for the purpose of organizing the Summit County Firemen's association. " Eddie Parsons,' thfe fellow with the hair hanging in his eyes, the fore 1 part of the week spread a carload of Slag" "over the Shell Gas Station. How does it look? Last Saturday n'ight at the City hospital Mr. John Marhofer was: operated on for appendicitis. Mrs. Frank Danforth arrived! last Saturday night for a two weeks visit with her ntother, Mrs. Florence Lodge of Kent. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hawk. 172 Maple Road, are now spending their vacation on a fishing trip in Michigan. Forrest Hawk, Jr, is teaching music in East High school, Cuyahoga Falls. Mrs: Ada Ferris left the Paces: last Monday, She expected possibly to.visit her son in Akron for a time, later leaving, for Florida. We wish her a pleasant journey and know she will enjoy the Florida climate this winter. She will be missed in church on Sunday mornings. S A L H Mrs. DeRusha, East Graham ROUND OAK HEATING STOVE one $8.00 Another at $12.00 Large Circulating Heater, a bargain - - $35.00 Used Hot Point Electric Range good condition - $50.00 New Conlon Electric Washing Machine - $39.50 Also A B C Washers at Cut Price Hunting License -:- Guns and Ammunition The STOW HARDWARE CO. Phone WA. 8842 STOW, OHIO
8 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS road, entertained this Thursday noon and afternoon a ladies' club from Barberton. Mrs. DeRusha is president of this club. It is not everybody who can live in one town and run a ladies club in another town 20 miles away. The Stow High school homecoming game will be played this Saturday afternoon i. e. September 29th with Springfield High. If you want to see a good game attend this one. Last Tuesday the.junior Culture club met at the home of Miss Beatrice Becker, Hudson road Miss Jeanette Williamson was in charge cf the program. There are five mere meetings of the club this year. They are as follows: Oc\ 9th Program, a social meeting. Josephine Pardee in charge, Jean and Mary F. Nesbit, hostesses. Oct. 23rd Program (Iris Bradley in charge) Hostess, Mary Kempel. Nov. 13th Program (Helen Weygandt in charge) Elizabeth Green, hostess. Nov. 27th Program (Harriet Franklin in charge ( Aileen Read, hostess. Dec. 11th Program (Hilda Mae Merydith in charge) Hostess, Hilda Mae Merydith. Meet at Pardees). Francis Vial, son of Mr and Mrs. C. F. Vial, 190 Sanford avenue, painfully burned his leg last Friday. However the accident did not prevent Francis from attending Bible school Sunday. October, the coming month, is a good time for birthdays. Here are a few: WARNING Get some coal NOW! There is danger of a serious coal shortage when the first cold snap arrives. This is because the coal producer is not able to sell his slack, which he must do in order to produce domestic sizes. Buy now and safeguard yourself against a shortage. E M. Guise Coal & Supply Co. Munroe Falls,O. 4 WA. 3921
s THE CO SIM UNITY CHURCH NEWS' ISALY'S OF STOW FOR Potato Chips -:- Pretzels Cheese Cold Meats Hot Coffee and Sandwiches Mrs. W. C. Gerber, Oct. I. Mrs. Zack Thomas, Oct. 2. Miss Vei Luan Stockman, Oct. 5. Mr. Ci 0. Bush, Oct. 5. Mrs. C. C. Bush, Oct. 1. Mrs. Dague, Oct. 9. Mr. Leland Thomas. Oct. 10 Mr. Timmons, Oct. 11. Mr. R. H. Burst, Oct. 12. Mrs. Pauline Perkins, Oct. 16. Mildred and Melvin Thomas, Oct. 17. Mrs John Gcodenberger, Oct. 26. Alan Goodenberger, Oct. 27. Ruth Ilene Monteith, Oct. 27. HAVE YOIT TOMORROW? EARNED Is anyone happier because you passed his way? Does anyone remember that you spoke to him today? This day is almost o'er and its toiling time is thru; is there anyone to offer a kindly word to you? Did you give a friendly greeting: to the friend who came along, or a churlish sort of "Howdy" and then vanish in the throng? Were* you selfish, pure and simple as you rushed along your way, or is someone grateful for a deed you did today? Can you say tonight, in parting with the day that's slipping fast, that you helped a single brother of the many whcm yen: passed? Is a single heart rejoicing over what you did or said? Does a man whose hopes were fading, now with courage look ahead? Did you waste the day or lose it, was it well or poorly spent?" Did you leave a trail of kindness, or a scar of discontent?' As you close your eyes in slumber, do you think that God will say, "You have earned one more tomorrow, by the deeds you did today?"* Charles Wolkoff Visit 1116 WAYSIDE GARDENS East Kent Road J, B* HUES, Proprietor