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R. 1 Thursday, September 30, 1948 2-Kentucky Edition THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Northern Kentucky Circles Announcement of the of Miss Virginia Markham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Markham of Huntington, W. Va.

Mr. John Clifton Mayhugh Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Mayhugh of Independence, was week in Huntington, by "parents of the bride. The wedding is to take place in November. Miss Markham, graduate of Marshall College, WAS a member of the Atlanta schools faculty last year. She is present affiliated with the Huntington Community Chest: Mr.

Mayhew, a graduate of Walton High School, served as flight for three years and active engineer for U. Forces then SaAl duty overseas with a Bomb Group of the Eighth Air Force in Eng land. He took part in 33 missions and has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Presidential Citation. Mrs. John Warner of Minneapolis, arrived in this vicinity yesterday to visit for the remainder of the week with her cousin, Miss Pearl Respess of Wallace Avenue, Covington, and with Mr.

Warner's aunt, Miss Helen, Russell of Fifth and Garrard Streets, Covington. Mrs. Warner will be joined for the week end by Mr. Warner. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Evan Perking Ill of Lakeside Park are going to Chicago Friday for a week-end visit with Mr. Perkins's mother, Mrs. Evan Perkins Jr.

and Mrs. Perkins and their young son have given up their apartment on Virginia Avenue, Fort Mitchell, and Are established at the home of the parents of. Mrs. Perkins, Dr. and Mrs.

James Ryan, while waiting completion of their new home on Turkey Foot Road. Mr. Howell Harris of Cleveland Avenue, Park Hills, is convalescing nicely at Booth Hospital in Coving- following a surgical operation performed last week. Miss Roberta Gresham, daughter of Mrs. Kathleen Gresham of Covington, returned to Philadelphia to resume her studies at Temple University.

Mrs. John Hodge returned Tuesday to her home in Arthur Apartments, Covington, following A of several weeks at Ocean sojourn City, Md. Mrs. V. Stegeman Jr.

was hostess to her bridge club at luncheon yesterday at her home on Manor Lane, Fort Thomas. Covers were placed for Mrs. Raymond Ross, Mrs. Baillie Houliston, Mrs. Donaldson Brown, Randall Stegeman, Mrs.

John Littleford Mrs. Frank Gano and Mrs. Frank Stegeman. Miss Betty Deickman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

A. W. Deickman of Rosemont Avenue, Fort Thomas, returned recently from A delightful seven weeks' tour of England and the Continent. Two weeks of her time were passed in England and the remainder in Holland, Belgium, Switzerland, Paris and Southern France. Mr.

William A. Fennell his brother, Mr. Clem R. Fennell sons of Mr. and Mra.

Clem- R. Fennell of North Fort Thomas Avenue, Fort Thomas, departed recently for their respective colleges, Mr. William Fennell for Purdue University, Lafayette, where he is A junior mechanical engineering student, and Mr. Clem Fennell for Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, where he is a sophomore student. Mra.

Anna Hughes of Forest Avenue, Fort Thomas, passed several days recently in Versailles, Ky, the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mra. J. W. Nelson of the Versailles Pike.

LIBERTY 11 to Continues 11 Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Weakley of Pike and Madison, Covington -TODAYBETTY HUTTON, MACDONALD CAREY Costarrine In "DREAM GIRL" with. Patric Knowles, Virginia Field, Walter Abel, Peers Wood MADISON 11 te Continuous 11 732 Madison Coringion -TODAYMYRNA LOY, FREDRIC MARCH DANA ANDREWS in "THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES" with Teresa Wright, Virginia Mayo HOARY Carmichael BROADWAY Bor Opens Office at 7 M. Seventh and.

Washington, Corington TONIGHTDOUBLE BILL June Richard CONWAY. VINCENT STAPLEY CHALLENGE" and Johnny Mack Brown In "BACK TRAIL" With Raymond Notion. Mildred Coles FLORENCE DRIVE- TREATER IN Miles From Covington Routes 25-42. Florence, Kg. Office Opens at 6 P.

M. -TONIGHTDOUBLE BILL KAT FRANCIS, ROBERT SHAYNE CAVANAUGH in "WIFE WANTED" VICTOR MeLAGLAN In "THE MAGNIFICENT BRUTE" With Binnie Barnes and Jean Dixon NEWPORT'S HIP -TONIGHT- IN FIRST NEWPORT BEST Lon Chaney--Evelyn Ankers "GHOST OF FRANKENSTEIN" Betty Grable, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Tom Conway, Maria Palmer LADY IN ERMINE" Louise Albrition- on Chaney 913 LEAD SOLDIERS" "SON OF DRACULA" STRAND OPEN DOORS 1 P. SHELV3H1 Tremont Avenue, Fort Thomas, are enjoying a visit from Mr. Weakley's sister, Mrs.

W. E. Gwatkin of Clearmont, Calif. Mrs. Gwatkin visited first In Shelbyville with her sisters, Mrs.

Fielding and Mrs. Philemon Bird, and then in Frankfort with Dr. and Mrs. W. L.

Rush. She came on to Fort Thomas with the Rushes who were to attend meeting of the State Medical Association in Cincinnati. Friends of Mr. M. R.

Crawford. who suffered A heart on August 7, will be glad to that attack, he is convalescing nicely at his home on Highland Avenue, Fort Thomas. Mr. and Mra. Fred Anschutz.

formerly of Fifth Avenue, Dayton, are nicely established in their new home on the Alexandria Pike, Highland Heights, Mrs. Taylor Trumbo of Taylor Avenue. Fort Thomas, has returned Lexington, where she was called by the Illness of her father, Mr. G. W.

McDaniel. Ollie James To Speak Before UK Alumni Club Ollie M. James, The Enquirer's "Innocent Bystander" and a graduate of the University of Kentucky, will be guest speaker Wednesday, October 6, at the quarterly meeting of the UK Alumni Club. of Greater Cincinnati. The meeting, is scheduled for 8:15 p.

m. at the Netherland Plaza, Cincinnati. Tickets to the Kentucky-University of Cincinnati game in Nippert Stadium on October 30 are being distributed to UK Alumni Club members, according to C. D. MeClananan, President of the Other officers recently elected are Mrs.

George K. Fischer, Vice President: Betty Tevis, Secretary, and Alan R. Vogeler, Treasurer. Directors are Joseph Quinn, Robert Hillenmeyer, John R. Bullock, Clyde Parsons, J.

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(incorporated) PEA Beechwood Unit To Meet And Hear Speaker Mrs. George Shelton of the ington-Kenton County Girl Scout Association to speak at a meetthe Beechwood School PTA, Fort Mitchell, to pod held at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow in the school. Mrs. E.

L. Smith, President, is desirous that mothers former Girl Scouts and Brownies of the school attend the meeting. A tea for the new PTA members will follow the meeting. A nursery will be maintained during the meeting to care for children of members. Seventh District, Covington.

The Brownie Troop sponsored by the PTA of the Eleventh District School, Covington, enjoyed a wiener roast Tuesday at the home of Mra. Fred Schaber, President, on Herman Avenue, Covington. Brownies who assembled for the event were Judy Snodgrass, Patsy Jump, Barbara Meyer, Marcia Kennedy, Marlene Doan, Dianne Duffey, Marie Myers, Nancy Lee Young, Mary Rose Reinson, Mary Rose Suetholz, Sandra Duncan, Phylis Haas, Helen Haas, Donna Jean Deters, Mercedes Harris, Wanda Madden, Reva Haake, Joyce Hacker, Priscilla' Menefee, Marlene Rusche, Barbara Northeutt and Joan Hale, Mrs. Schaber WAN assisted by Mrs. Ralph Meyers and Mrs.

E. Jump, troop leader and coleader; Miss Norma Myers, Senior Scout Assistant, and Mrs. Elmer Scout Committee Chairman. Eighth District, Covington. The Executive Board of the Eighth District School PTA, CovIngton, will meet Tuesday in the school auditorium following a covered-dish luncheon for faculty members and officers, chairmen and cochairmen.

The business meeting will be conducted by Mra. Lyle Hendricksen. Mrs. Waldimar Evans, Finance Chairman, will conduct A- meeting of chairmen working for the annual bazaar to be given October 15, Forest Hills. The Rev.

Morris H. Coers, Pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church, Cov-1 ington, is to speak at a meeting of the Forest Hills School PTA at 7:45 p. m. Monday in the school. Rev.

Mr. Coera is to discuss "Palestine and Its Problems." He will show motion pictures made during one of his trips to the Holy Land. Mrs. Edward Arnsperger will be in charge of the business session. Covington City Council.

Covington City Council of Parents and Teachers will meet at 1:30 p.m. Monday in the Covington Board of Education Building on East Seventh Street. Miss Helen Mae Young. Kenton County school nurse, will discuss "The Home, Child And Juventle Delinquency." Mrs. Morris Hatfield, President, is to be in charge of the meeting.

KENTUCKY BIRTHS. KENTON COUNTY. ADAMS- -Marvin and Emogene, 4335 McKee Covington, boy. September 18, AKINS -Charles and Anna Mae, Crescent Springs, girl, September 17. AKINS- -Lloyd and Martha, R.

R. 1, Burlington, ARMSTRONG boy. September 16. Alfred And Jennie, 7 Shelby Bromiey, boy. September 20.

BARNETT -Henry and Mildred. 434 W. Newport, boy, September 9. BEALL. Gilbert and Martha, R.

R. 2, Walton, boy, September 23. BECKER -Alfred and Marianna, Florence, girl, September 21. BEIMESCH- -Egbert and Albertine, 1707 Euchid Covington, girl. September 21.

BENHAM-John and Montie, 4603 Decoursey Covington, girl, May 13. -Henry and Mary, 704 Center Bellevue, boy, September 21. -Ralpha and Margie, 50 Park Elsmere, girl, September 22. BLAKER- -Chris and Dorothy, R. R.

4, Erlanger, girl, September 24. BOHL, Edward and Carolyn, Bridgetown, Ohio, girl. September 18. BREWER. Terrill and Ethel, 263 Worth Cincinnati, September 22.

-Chester and Alma, 3824 Winston Covington, boy, September 12. and Marie, R. R. 1. Florence.

girl, September 16. BUNGE. -William and Kathleen, 938 Monroe Newport, boy, September 16. and Catherine, 110 Erlanger Erlanger, girl, September 20. and Virginia, Verona, girl, September 23, CROW -Sydney and Rosemary, 503 E.

Fourth Newport, boy, September 15, CURETON-John and Mary, 716 E. 21st Covington, September 21. DALTON- -Luther and Mary, 507 Craig Covington, boy, September 21. DARPEL ames and Betty, R. R.

3, Covington, girl, September 22. and Alice. 561 E. Fourth DE Newport, boy, September and 23, Alma, R. R.

Covington, girl, September 17. DALEHI--Charles and Allison. Florence, girl. September 22. -Robert and Marion, 215 Kenton Bromier, boy, September 20.

ENDA Covington, and September Anna, 22 20. W. 23rd girl, EVANS- -Robert and Ruth. 150 Kentucky Newport. boy, September 18.

FECHER-Thomas and Ruth, 9 Sterrett Covington, boy, September 10. FOGLE- -WiNiam and Ruby, R. R. 2, Butler. girl, September 18, FOULKS -Harold and Alma.

830 Monroe Newport, girl, September 17. COSNEY- and Elizabeth, R. R. Florence, boy, September 16. -William and Mary, Dudley Pike, Kenton County, boy, September 15, GRIMES -Frank and Dorothy.

638 Monmouth Newport, boy, September 13, and Geneva, Union, boy. September 22. GUENTHER- -Ralph and Charlotte, 2111 Howell Covington. bor. September 19.

CURLEY -Thomas and Bessie, 3401 Lincoln Ave. Covington, boy. September 22. HALES- James and Marceline. 368 Linden Southeate, boy, September 14.

-Charles and Marcie. 1034 Ann Newport. girl. September 17. and Ann.

13 W. Third Covington, boy, September 18, JOHNSON-Ernest and Anna, 39 18th Newport, boy, September 15. KLOEKER-Cyril and Sara. 1330 Scott Covinaton. girl, September 25.

KNOCHELMAN-Carl and Mary, 531 Watkins Covington, boy, September 25, KNOX- and Alma, 1533 Scott Covington, boy, September 18, LEACH- -Joseph and Vivian, 504 Grand Covington, girl, September 19. LIGHTNER Bernard and Mendola, R. R. Dry Ridge, boy, September 15. MAILE- -Edward and Mary, 1237 Hermes Covington, girl, September 22.

MARSH--William and Dorothy, 610 Wallace Covington, boy, September 20. MASTIN-Charles and Ruth, 1120 Banklick Covinaton, boy, September 19. MERSHON- James and Eunice, R. R. 1, Independence.

girl, September 21. MORITH- -George And Lorie. R. R. 1.

Florence. boy, September 16, McCLURE-Charles and Irene, R. R. 5, Covington. girl, September 19, and Edna, 735 Scott Covington, boy, September 18, PERRY- Harry and Grace, R.

R. 1. Covington, boy, September 16. -Wilbur and Virginia, 1106 Holman Covington, boy, September 18. ROBINSON-Wilbur and Ann.

807 Perry Covington, boy, September ROLAND--Edwin and Marie, 1117 Banklick Covington, girl, September 17. SIEMER-Henry and Stella, 220 Trevor Covington, girl; September 19, and Rita, 15 Sunset Winston Park, girl, September 20. TOWNSEND -Winhite and Lilitan, 210 W. Third Covington, girl, September 24. and Ruth.

195 Latonia Terrace Homes, Covington. girl, September 18. -Henry and Mary. 277 Van Voast Bellevue, boy, September 20. VENEMAN and Elizabeth.

700 Center Bellevue, boy, September 24 WATERS- -Lee and Rhoda, 1730 Jefferson Covington. girl, September 22. YATES- Thomas and Nell. 1416 Banklick Covington, boy, September 25. sour.

Checks "plate (denture breath). Get FASTEETH today at any drugstore. -Adv. More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH Here is pleasant way to overcome loose plate discomfort. FASTEETH.

An improved powder, sprinkled on upper and lower plates, holds them firmer so that they feel more comfortable, No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. It's alkaline Does not Noted Mason Dies; B. F. Reily Was 71 Services will be held at p. m.

Saturday at the Dobbling funeral 3, home, Newport, for Benjamin F. Reily, former resident of Newport who was an outstanding Mason a Spanish-American War veteran. Mr. Reily moved from Newport to Charleston, W. in 1925.

He W. veterans hospital, at the died Tuesday at a Huntington, age of 71. He member of Robert Burns of Masons; Olive "Loade Branch, Masons, and Chapter, Jefferson Royal Council of Royal and Selected Masons, all of Newport. Mr. Reily WAS in Company of the Second Kentucky Infantry in the Spanish-American War.

Besides being a Past Department Commander, he was associated with Newport's Capt. A. M. Wetherill Camp of the Spanish-American War Veterans, He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Reily, Charleston.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p. m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Alexandria Cemetery, John I. Stigers, 77, Passes; Father Of Photographer Services for John I.

Stigers, father of Robert E. Stigers, Post photographer, will be conducted today At Louisville, where Mr. Stigers died Tuesday at his home. He WAS 77 years old. A retired employee of the Louisville Nashville Railroad, Mr.

Stigers worked out of Covington for 20 years, later transferring to the Kentucky and Indiana Terminal at Louisville, Besides his widow and son, he is survived by another son, John E. Stigers, Louisville, and three daughters, Mrs. Frank Judy, Tulsa, Mrs. Leonard A. Hines, Louisville, and Mrs.

Sidney Brockman, Battle Creek, Mich. MISS MARY DEVERE. The funeral of Miss Mary Devere, 257 Pike Covington, will be held at 9:30 a. 1 m. Friday from the Muehlenkamp funeral home, Newport.

Requiem High Mass will be sung at Mother of God Church, Covington, at 10 a. m. Burial will be in St. Stephen Cemetery, Fort Thomas. Miss Devere, who was 64 years old, was a former resident of New.

port. She died Tuesday at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Surviving her are a brother, John Devere, Miami, and two sisters, Mrs. Frieda Hughes, Columbus, Ohio, and Mrs. Madeline Sauer, Newport.

FRED W. SCHUMANN. Services for Fred William Schumann, who died Tuesday at his home, 823 0'Fallon Dayton, will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday at the Dobbling funeral home, Bellevue.

Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Southgate. Mr. Schumann, who was 81 years old. WAS a resident of Dayton for 46 years. He was A member of the Garfield Council JOUAM.

Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Cheevers and 1 Mrs. Mildred Meurer, both of Dayton, and two sisters, Mrs. Otto Meinshausen, Canton, Ohio, and Mrs. Louisa Pohl, Cincinnati.

CALVIN PETREY. Services for Calvin Petrey, stationary engineer for Villa Madonna Academy, Crescent Springs, will be held Thursday at Corbin. Arrangements in Northern Kentucky are in charge of the Radel funeral home, Covington. Mr. Petrey died Tuesday at St.

Elizabeth Hospital, Covington, He 73 years old. Surviving him are his widow. Mrs. Annie Petrey, Crescent Springs; four daughters, Mrs. Bryan Kerfoot, Cleveland: Mrs.

Irene Hambaugh, Corbin; Mabel McHargue, Corbin, and Mrs. Blanche Weber, St. Petersburg, and two sons, Willie, Covington, and Herbert Petrey, Florence. MRS. EMILY PACK.

Services for Mrs. Emily Pack, 425 Elm Ludlow, wil be held at 2 p. m. today at First Presbyterian Church, Ludlow. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Fort Mitchell.

The Catherman funeral home, Ludlow, has charge of arrangements. Mrs. Pack, a native of Pennsylvania, died Monday at her home. She was 64 year old. Surviving her are her daughter, Mrs.

R. W. Houp, Ludlow, and three sisters, Mrs. Anna Thomas, Cincinnati; Mrs. Mayme Rohlf, Cleveland, and Mra.

Lottie Raynow, Akron. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. William A. Graham, 732 Covington, died yesterday at the Veterans Hospital in Dayton, Ohio.

He WAS 35 years old. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Metta Graham, Covington, two sons, William Nicholas and Andrew Leonard Graham, both of Covington, and one brother, Marion S. Graham, Louisville. a Services will be held at 2:30 p.

m. tomorrow at the Allison Rose funeral home, Covington. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Fort Mitchell. MRS. MARY KOEPPEL.

Mrs. Mary Koeppel, 939 Forest Covington, died yesterday at Booth Hospital, Covington. She WAS 43 years old. She is survived by her husband, Albert Koeppel, Covington: three brothers, Joseph Uth, Dayton, Frank Uth, Cleveland, Ohio, and William Uth, Bellevue, one sister, Mrs. Anna Blew, Alamanca, New York shrdlu uupup manca, N.

four nieces and two nephews. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Allison Rose funeral home, Covington. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Fort Mitchell. CHARLES MELCHING.

Services for Charles Melching, who died Sunday in Chattanooga, will be held at 2 p. m. today at the Erschell funeral home, Newport. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Southgate. Mr.

Melching was 78 years old. A former Newport tailor, he is survived by a brother, Philip Melching, Newport, and sister, Mrs. Chris Range, Wapakoneta, Ohio. ELIZABETH MORELAND. ELIZABETH MORELAND.

Mrs. Elizabeth Moreland, wife of Harry (Hade) Moreland, Campbell County Constable, died yesterday at Speers Hospital, Dayton. She was 61 old. Mrs. Movelanx, who Setback For FBI! Robert Brooks, 36, Covington, An agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, was bitten on his leg by a dog yesterday when he was making an investigation at 435 W.

Eighth Newport. He was taken to Booth Hospital, Covington, Bishop To Say Mass To Open Conference On Church Program "Catholic Action and Rural Life Day" is to be observed Sunday at St. John Church, Johns Hill, with Pontifical Mass at 10:30 a. m. The mass is to be followed by a luncheon and an afternoon program devoted discussion.

Bishop William T. Mulloy will be celebrant of the mass. The discussion on rural life and Catholic action will be directed by the Rev. Paul J. Brinker, Diocesan Rural Life Director, and the Rev.

Joseph A. Lubrecht, Pastor of St. Cecilia Church, Independence, and Diocesan Director Confraternity on Christian Doctrine. Arrangements for the day are In charge of the Rev. Francis R.

Mielech, Pastor of the church, assisted by Mrs. Flora Ruschmann, Henry Wayman and Ben Vonderhaar. Probation Revoked For Newport Man Probation of a two year term given to Robert Ashcraft, 22, Newport a charge breaking and entering, was revoked yesterday by Judge Ray L. Murphy of Campbell Circuit Court, Newport, on recommendation of James Clark, Probation Officer. Ashcraft was convicted May 17, 1947, on a charge of breaking into the home of his father-in-law, Joseph H.

King, 533 W. Seventh Newport. On a promise of the defendant Judge Murphy granted a probated sentence. Clark appeared in yesterday and announced Ashcraft court, failed to report to him as required and that the man refused to support his wife and child. Judge Murphy then instructed that Ashcraft serve his sentence.

lived on R. R. 2, Alexandria, was a member of St. Paul Evangelical Reformed Church, Alexandria, the Claryville Homemakers, and McKinley Council 18, D. of Bellevue.

The D. of A. will hold services at the Muehlenkamp funeral home, Alexandria, at 8 p. m. tomorrow.

Besides her husband, Mrs. Moreland is survived by a son, William Adams, Covington, and a brother, George Seitz, Claryville. Services will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday at the funeral home.

Burial will be in Alexandria Cemetery. MRS. EMMA MUNSON. Services for Mrs. Emma Munson, wife of Jess Munson, employee of the Union Light, Heat Power Covington, will be heid at p.

m. tomorrow at Runyan Memorial Christian Church, Covington. Burial will be in Hillerest Cemetery, Dry Ridge. Friends may call at the residence, 2953 Madison Covington, after 2 p. m.

today. Mrs. Munson died Tuesday at Booth Hospital. She was 56 years old. KENTUCKY DEATHS FRED K.

CONRAD. Williamstown, Sept. 29-(Special)-Services for Fred K. Conrad. 73, Dry Ridge, will be held at 10 a.

m. Friday at the Primitive Baptist Church, Dry Ridge. Burial will be in Hillerest Cemetery. Mr. Con- rad died Tuesday night at his home after suffering a stroke when drivling Dry Ridge to Williamstown.

is survived by from. Mrs. Ida Conrad; a daughter, Mrs. Brady Johnson, Florence; three sons, William K. Covington; Clarence C.

Conrad, Dayton, Ohio, and Isaac W. Conrad. Florence, and three brothers, N. Conrad and Earl Conrad, Dry Ridge, and Robert G. Conrad, Walton.

L. D. HAGERDORN. Wilmore D. Hagerdorn, 81, died at his home here The today.

Survivors include his widow tet of and two sons, L. Hagerdorn of gospel Lexington, and James M. Hager- day in dorn, Wilmore. Services be Grove. conducted at 2:30 p.m.

Friday. at the GEORGE W. STEWART. Mt. Sterling (AP) George W.

Stewart, 77, died last night at his home on the Levee Road. He is survived by his widow and a son. John D. Stewart, Montgomery County. Services will be held at 8 p.m.

Friday. JAMES L. RENO. Cynthiana (Special) Services for James Reno, 79, who died ate Harrison Hospital Tuesday night, will be conducted at the Smith funeral home at 2:30 p.m. Friday.

He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Henry L. Ewing, and a son, Malcolm Reno, Cynthiana. Burial will be in Battle Grove Cemetery. Fort Thomas Chapter, OES.

Fort Thomas Chapter 269, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold its regular meeting at 8 p. m. Monday at the Masonic Temple. There will be an initiation with Mrs. Ruth Harris, Worthy Matron, and Robert Hillgardner, Worthy Patron, presiding.

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T. SPEARS JU 2666 SPECIAL! GENUINE with ITALIAN SPAGHETTI Met BAllS 40c De SANTIS BAR 139 Pike Covington, Ky. HE 8990. DANCING NIGHTLY EXCEPT MONDAY. Clubs and CHURCH GROUPS Williamstown To Be Host To 33 Clubs' Envoys Representatives of the 33 clubs in the Fifth District, Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs, will be in Williamstown Wednesday for the district meeting held in the Methodist Church with the Williamstown Woman's Club as hostess group.

Mrs. Charles S. Pearce of Carrollton, District Governor, will be in charge of the meeting. The state President, Mrs. Joe Page of Barlow, is to be a meeting visitor.

The election of a Vice Governor And a Recording Secretary will highlight the business session. Each club will submit a report in skit form not to exceed four minutes. Mrs. J. S.

Duvall of Carrollton. Chairman of Judges, will be aided representative from each club in deciding the outstanding report presentation. Awards will be presented to winners by Mrs. Pearce. Ribbons will be awarded winners in an art exhibit to be held in connection with the meeting.

Entries are to be limited to members of the KFWC and will be in three classes, oils, water colors and crayon, airbrush contest and ink. poster boosting Art Observance Week and in recognition of American Art Week November 1-7 will take place for school children. Ribbons will be awarded winners. Entries must be in the Williamstown Methodist Church by 11 a. m.

the day of the meeting. Luncheon reservations, accompanied by checks, must be in the possession of Mrs. W. J. Hicks, Charlotte Heights, Williamstown, not later than Monday.

Fort Wright Homemakers. Members of the newly organized a Bluegrass Homemakers Club were guests at the September meeting of Club the held Fort Wright Homemakers Tuesday the Fort Wright Civic Building. The club was orgnaized early this month at the summer home of Mrs. George Beuttel at Ryland. Mrs.

Harry Roadcup, President of the hostess club, was in charge of the business session, at which Mrs. I. Widmyer and Mrs. Robert Gronotte were selected for delegates to the annual and Home Convention to Farm, Lexington. Mrs.

Marcella Kenney and Mrs. John Blumlein were named for alternates. Project leaders and committees named to serve during the 1948-49 club year are Mrs. Robert Gronotte, slip covers; Mrs. Roy Willer, leathercraft: Mrs.

George Meirose and Mrs. Marcella Kenney, Christmas gifts; Mrs. George Finke, Mrs. R. T.

Baum, Mrs. Florence Kaelin and Mrs. Robert Stigers, lamps and wiring: Mrs. George Finke and Mrs. Roy Willer, fireside baskets, and Mrs.

Charles Robke and Mrs. Chester Kiser, special project for April, and Mrs. Jack West and Mrs. Robert Gronotte, special project for May. drive has been planned by the Membership Committee, Mrs.

Stanley Gronotte is Chairman. with Mrs. Anthony Lahner and Mrs. John Green in charge. A tour of a tea and spice plant in Cincinnati is to be made by members during October.

Mrs. William Roadcup and Mrs. James Works were hostesses for the meeting. Simon Kenton Chapter, DAR. The Simon Kenton Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will have its monthly meeting Wednesday in the Arthur Dining Room in Covington.

Luncheon will precede a business meeting conducted by Mrs. John Shepard, Regent, and a program. Good-Nabor Homemakers. The October meeting of the GoodNabor Homemakers Club will be held at 10:30 a. m.

Friday at the home of Mrs. Orville McAtee, 26 Hawthorne Fort Thomas. A cooking lesson will feature the morning session. Silver Grove Baptist. Gospel Harmony-Aires QuarDetroit will give a concert music at 7:30 p.

m. Saturthe Baptist Church in Silver The quartet will also sing morning worship period Sun- LET HIM FINISH THE TERM LOUIS ARNZEN for COUNTY COMMISSIONER FAVORS BETTER HOUSING FOR VETERANS HALL L. SWENSON FURNITURE APPLIANCES NEWPORT, KENTUCKY FINE FURNITURE CAPEHART RADIO FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES CO 9445 HICKS MOTOR Ford Dealer USED CARS--TRUCKS -Financed 12 WEST THIRD ST. Covington, Ky, JU 5100 con Friday at her home on Tremont Avenue, Fort Thomas, Mra. business Ruel session Wright, conductephen Tiffany hed charge of the afternoon devotional period.

Attending' were Mesdames Carl Jurgens, Charles Biennerhassett, Harry Nagle, Charles Langenbrake, Ernest Vals, Elmer E. Bissell, Leon Parker, Vernon Dwyer. Leonard Crabb, Clifford Strohm, William Franklin, Frank Swormstedt and Edward Hall. Circle 10 met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Richard Van Veen on North Crescent Avenue, Fort Thomas, with Mrs.

Richard Durrell presiding. The spiritual values message was brought by Mrs. Charles Clark and the devotional by Mrs. Irvin Sandford. day in the church and will be heard on radio Station WZIP at 3:30 p.

m. Sunday on the new radio program, "Everyday Religion." The Rev. R. T. Daugherty, Pastor of the church, will be on the program with the quartet.

Delta Nu Sorority. Mrs. Urban Geglein presided at a meeting of Beta Chapter of Delta Nu sorority Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Virginia Tranter, 1815 North Fort Thomas Fort Thimas. Oaths were taken by the following new pledges: Misses Rose Crabbs, Muriel Hembold, Ruth Burn and Pat Ruhling. Members attending were Misses June Huber, Mary Lambert, Kay Burns, Becker, Pauline and Jean 'Ballard, Bonnie Lottus and Mesdames B.

R. Quick and Lewis Sanders Jr. Newport Presbyterian. The Westminster Women of First Presbyterian Church, Newport, will meet for a pot-luck supper at 6:30 p. m.

Tuesday at the church. At 7:30 the program, "Toward A Better America," will be presented. The Executive Board will meet at 5:30 p. preceding the regular meeting Women Of The Moose. Women of the Moose, Chapter 376, will meet at m.

Monday at Moose Temple, 321 Washington Newport. Mrs. Clifford Nabers, Senior Regent, urges all members to be present. The guest speaker will be Mrs. E.

E. Kuehnle of Cin- cinnati. Just-A-Booklover Club. The annual birthday dinner of the Just-A-Booklover Club will be held Tuesday at a Cincinnati hotel. Members are asked to meet at 6:30 p.m.

at the Fourth Street entrance of the Dixie Terminal. Following dinner a show will be enjoyed. St. John Evangelical. A style show and luncheon will be given at 12:30 p.m.

Wednesday by the Ladies Aid Society of St. John's Evangelical Congregational Church, Newport, at the church, Park Ave. and Nelson Pl. Tickets are to be purchased in advance from members of the society. Highland Methodist.

Mrs. Calvin S. Weakley, assisted by her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Weakley, was hostess to Circle 5 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Highland Methodist Church, Fort Thomas, at a lunch- RENT Porter-Cable Sanders $7) Porter-Cable Edgers $3) per day R. J. STEFFEN SON 621 E.

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William McClure, 2422 North Fort Thomas Fort Thomas. Mrs. Alfred Miller will be the cohostess. Fort Thomas Presbyterian. The September meeting of Circle 6 of First Presbyterian Church, Fort Thomas, was held Tuesday evening at Mrs.

William Cutter's home on Strathmore Avenue, Fort Thomas, with Mrs. Robert Beineke presiding in the absence of the president, Mrs. Arthur Heckerman. A devotional and discussion period was led by Mrs. John Carr.

There was a discussion of plans for a holiday tea on December 19 and for sending a Christmas box to a Mexican family. Mrs. Ross Aldrich was appointed publicity chairman. Present were Mesdames James Williams, Glenn Davis, Leroy Poinsette, John Martin, Ross Aldrich, Ellen Schade and J. Brent Wood Jr.

Women's Welfare Club. Plans for a pound party to be given Friday for the benefit of Speers Memorial Hospital, Dayton, were made at a meeting of the Campbell County Women's Welfare Club Monday at Newport Gospel Tabernacle. On this day schoolchildren throughout the county will bring to their schools pound cans or packaged foods for this worthy cause. Mrs. Fred Anschutz is general chairman in charge of distributing circulars to the schools.

She will be assisted by Mrs. Harry Walker, who will see that circulars are distributed in the Newport Schools; Mrs. George Stuckwisch, to the Southgate Schools; and Mrs. Margaret Posey, to the Fort Thomas Schools. School in outlying districts also will receive circulars.

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