The Coshocton Tribune from Coshocton, Ohio • Page 3

FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1M1 THE COSHOCTON TRIBUNE THREE NewcomerstownNews ROBERT CRATER, SOS E. State Phone 40S1 SoU at Davis Mala St. tod Bits Beam BrMtt St. ClassiM Ate May to Mr. Crater er Left at Mt E.

Mala BL Miss Isabella Weeks Bride of Newcomerstown Optometrist The marriage of Miss Isabelle Weeks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Weeks, Poland, and Or. J. H.

Waelde, son of Rev. J. G. Waelde, Mingo Junction, which took place in Memorial Methodist church in Poland Saturday, was announced here today. Rev.

Waelde officiated during the ceremony, which took place on the 24th wedding anniversary of the bride's parents. The bride was dressed in white marquisette, tailored with lace inserts, and a train. Her finger-tip veil was held in place by orange blossoms and she carried a bouquet of white roses and pink sweet peas. Miss Helen Susany of Poland, maid of honor, wore a gown of pink marquisette. Her pink bonnet was trimmed in blue and she carried blue delphinium.

The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Rita Geltch of Youngstown and Miss Virginia Reichard of Poland. Each wore blue French marquisette gowns with bonnets trimmed in pink and carried bouquets of pink carnations. Two flower girls, Peggy Jean McCauley and Carol Ann Allen, Poland, wore pink and white organdie dreses and had garlands of punk roses in their hair. They carried baskets of pink roses and baby's breath. Dr.

Waelde was attended by his brother, Donald, Mingo Junction, who served as best man. Berwyn Forsythe Youngstown and Dwight Weeks Mingo Junction, were ushers A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, with 75 guests attending A pre-nuptial dinner was attended by 25 guests. The bride was graduated from Poland Seminary high school and Youngstown Business college. She has been secretary at Poland high school. Dr.

Waelde is a graduate of Greenwich high school and Northern Illinois College of Optometry. He opened an office in Main Newcomerstown. one year ago. Mr. and Mrs.

Waelde are residing in Oakland Glen, Newcomerstown, HOLLY CLUB MEETS Mrs. Albert Thompson entertained the Holly club and additional guests at her home on North College st. Wednesday evening with three tables of bridge, following dinner at 6:30 at Smythe's restaurant. Favors in bridge were awarded to Mrs. Russell Bicker, Mrs.

Russell Gibson, Mrs. Goldie Bishop, Mrs. Charles Carroll and Mrs. trlcn Pryor. The "wonder was drawn by Mrs.

Bicker. Present were Mrs. Bicker, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs.

Kenneth Neal, Mrs. Albert Mullett, rs. John Dering, Mrs. Floyd Troendly and Mrs. Edson Stewart, members; Mrs.

Carroll, Mrs. Pryor and Mrs. Warren Prosser, guests. ANNOUNCE CIVIL EXAM Civil service examination for the position of repair shop superintendent at a salary of $2,600 a year was announced this week. Additional information may be obtained from Wayne McFarland at the local post office.

TO PLAY DENNISON Clarence (Lefty) Huntsman, regular first baseman for the Newcomerstown Merchants, will be honored when the Merchants I I PRESBYTERIAN Rev. H. H. Lee Church-school, 9:30. Morning worship, sermon "The Love of God." TRINITY METHODIST Rev.

W. W. Ralph Unified service, sermon by Rev. Dwight Plymire, pastor of Nazarene church. Epworth League, 7.

NAZARENE Rev. Dwight Plymire Sunday school, Snell, supt. Morning worship, 10:30. N.Y.P.S., 6:30. Evangelistic service, 7:30.

CHURCH OF CHRIST Lewis Mills, minister Bible school, 9:30. Preaching, 10:30. Preaching, 7:45. Young people's meeting 7:15. FIRST BAPTIST Rev.

Paul Smlthson Sunday school, Chester Lehman, supt. Morning worship, 10:30. B.Y.P.S., 6:30. Evening worship, 7:30. COLLEGE ST.

METHODIST Rev. W. S. Longsworth Sabbath school, B. E.

Heed, supt. Worship service, 10:30. No evening service. LUTHERAN Rev. Charles Foust Sunday school, 9:30.

Holy Communion, 10:30. Luther League, UNITED BRETHREN Rev. H. H. Davis Unified service, instrumental music by Wilson Sisters; sermon, "The Hope for the Church in the Conflict of the Ages." Christian Endeavor, 6:30.

ST. FRANCIS de SALES Rev. Hugh J. Spires Mass, 8. Confessions before mass.

Benediction after mass. entertain the Dennison nine at the Merchants' diamond, near Bernice, in a double-header, starting at 1:30 p. m. Sunday. Huntsman recently recovered following an operation.

MOTHERS CLUB MEETS Mrs. C. A. Anderson, East Canal entertained the Mothers club Wednesday evening. A program included an article, "What Medical Science Is Doing About Leprosy," Mrs.

Joseph Gainor; reading, "Mary Mrs. J. W. Robe; "Life Story of Edgar A. Guest," Mrs.

L. O. Curtiss; poems, Mrs. Chloe George. Mrs.

Harold Anderson and Mrs. Robert Kindle, Newark, Coshocton, assisted the hostess in serving lunch to Mrs. J. W. Barnhouse, Mrs.

Wilmer Cochrane, Mrs. George, Mrs. Curtiss, Mrs. C. J.

Stewart, Mrs. Robe, Mrs. A. Bonnell, Mrs Gainor, Mrs. H.

Thompson, members: Mrs. G. B. Erode and Mrs. Ray Gaynor, guests.

DUST SCHOOL BOOKS Eighteen youths employed by NYA are engaged this week in dusting high school books. Nine additional NYA employes are working on the athletic field project. PLAN PICNIC JULY 9 The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its annual picnic July 9. The organization has cancelled summer meetings and will resume sessions in September. ATTEND CONFERENCE Rev.

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District 14 Leaders Meet Here Worthy matrons and associate matrons of district of the Eastern Stars met a Newcomerstown Wednesday afternoon and were guests of Mrs. Grover Goettge and Mrs. Chester Best, matron and associate matron of O.E.S. Luncheon was served at 12:30 p. m.

at Smythe's restaurant, following which a business session was held at the Goettge home on Cross st. Later in the afternoon the hostesses served tea. Summer flowers were used for a table centerpiece. Plans to hold a picnic at the summer home of Mrs. Mary Lott, near Scio, on Aug.

9 were completed. Guests were Mrs. Thurza Tru- shall, Sclo, past deputy grand matron of district 14 (1939); Mrs. Mary Lott, worthy matron Scio chapter; Mrs. Macmillan.

Scio; Mrs Mary Schupp, worthy matron of Twin City chapter; Miss Mary Lee Schupp, Dennison; Mrs. Lucille Diehl, East Sparta, associate worthy matron of Bolivar chapter; Mrs. Alma Elliott, worthy matron of Steubenville chapttr; Mrs. Madene Arrington, associate worthy matron of Port Washington chapter; Mrs. Marian Frank, worthy ma- 'tron of Port Washington chapter.

Mrs. Grover Goettge and Mrs. Charles Phillips, South River will attend a luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Friday at the home of Mrs.

Anne Stratton, past deputy grand matron (1940), in Toronto. SUNDAY IN OUR RURAL CHURCHES and Rev. W. W. Ralph, pastor of Trinity Methodist church, left Wednesday morning to attend the northeast Ohio conference at Lakewood.

The conference will close Monday afternoon. CLUB WILL MEET The Yo-Ma-Wo club will be entertained by Mrs. Richard Bonnell, West Lafayette, Tuesday. CHILDREN'S PROGRAM A children's program will be presented at the Everals U. B.

church at 8 p. m. Sunday. DAUGHTER BORN A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Herman King, Route 1, Wednesday night. 3, 4 PERSONALS Mrs. Lloyd Huff, Walnut visited in Zanesville Wednesday. A. M.

Dull, Neighbor spent Wednesday in Cambridge. Frances Hildebrand, North College has returned home after visiting relatives in Dover. Mrs. Clarence Thomas, Neighbor spent Wednesday in Columbus. Joseph Beall, Lisbon, has returned after visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Beall, Walnut st. Miss Gladys Alexander, Roslyn Heights, New York, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Alexander, Cross st.

Mrs. lone Schroecler has returned to her home in West Union, after visiting Dr. and Mrs. G. W.

Stelzner, Church st. Paul Stclzner returned with her for a visit. Miss Doris Wheeland, Cleveland, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

G. Wheeland, Wost State Own Best Fan Joan Bennett arrives in New York to see herself in two new pictures before hitting bade to Hollywood to start work on another. TRINITY EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH of Dutch Run. Rev. Ray Hartsouth.

pastor Sunday school at 10:15 m. William Rahn, supt. Church worship at sermon topic, "Becoming a Servant." Homecoming picnic at noon and program the afternoon. NELLIE EVANGELICAL Rev. James C.

Houfh, pastor Sunday school at 9:30 a. Miss Louise McNabb, supt. Preaching at 10:30. E. L.

C. E. at 7:30 p. m. Mrs.

Jesse Dickerson leader of the program on "We, Too, are Torchbearers." Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 8. MILLFORK BAPTIST Dr. Floyd H. Head, pastor Sunday school at 9:30, Fannie Morris, supt. Sermon at 2 p.

"God Rules." AMITY U. P. Rev. L. F.

Patterson, pastor Bible school at 10; Ray Overholt, supt. Sermon at 11. FRESNO C. P. Rev.

L. F. Patterson, pastor Bible school at Builders Y.P.C.U. at 7 p. "Paul the sermon at 7:45 p.

m. TIVERTON BAPTIST Rev. J. E. Miller, pastor Sunday school at Edwin Meeks, sermon at 3 and 8.

WALHONDING CHURCH OF CHRIST (DISCIPLES) Rev. Henry W. Welty, minister Bible school at 10 a. Max Heffelfinger, supt. worship and Communion service at 11; sermon topic, "How Shall we Survive These Days?" DARLING RUN Sunday school at 9:30: Hattie Sigman, worship at prayer meeting Wesnesday at 7:30 p.

m. KEENE METHODIST Rev. Raymond Robinson, pastor Unified service from 10 to Young people meet at 7. CLARK METHODIST Rev. Raymond Robinson, pastor Unified service from 9:45 to 11:30.

CHURCH OF GOD GOSHEN Sunday school at 10; Raymond S. Fry, sermon at 11; Young people's service at sermon at 8. CANAL LEWISVILLE METHODIST Rev. Russell Hoy, pastor 10 to 11:30 unified service of worship and study; John McCabe, church school Epworth League at 6:30. ZION EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED, New Bedford Rev.

Conrad N. Sprengrcr. pastor Sunday school at Elmo Getz, worship at 10:45. ISLETA METHODIST CHARGE Rev. Charles D.

Firslcr, pastor Sunday school at Manches Neff, worship at C. E. at Ruth Fletcher, president. PLEASANT HILL BAPTIST Route 5 J. O.

White, Minister Sunday school at Clyde Israel, supt. Worship at sermon, "The Call for Patience." ZION LUTHERAN Adamsville Parish Rev. K. J. Bishop, paslor Holy Communion will be administered Sunday morning.

Sermon by the pastor will be based upon the 84th Psalm. STONE CREEK LUTHERAN PARISH Rev. Edward Philip Scharf, D. pastor. Stone Creek, Zion, Sunday school at Evans Creek, Salem, Sunday school at Burkhart, SI.

John's, Sunday school at worship and sermon at Chili, Mt. Zion, Sunday school at worship and sermon at Baltic, St. John's, Sunday school at Luther League at worship and sermon at 7:30 p. m. PLA1NFKLD METHODIST Rev.

8. P. Ownun. pastor Church school at 10:30, Ralph Addy, supt. ST.

JOHN'S LUTHERAN New Bedford Rev. William Slates, pastor Sunday school at Walter Scheetz, worship at sermon, "The Practice of Putting report from eastern district enroute to New York City, where she will enter Columbia university. S. V. Johnson, Pittsburg, is visiting his sister, Mrs.

W. E. Harte, Nugent st. Horse Wonders at the Work of Man This old gray marc ain't what used to be and neither is I town lives in. Perplexed, the hor-c stands alone in the I of an unnamed Soviet cify, vieumg destruction wrought by convention; teacher training course Wednesday at 8 p.

m. STILWELL BAPTIST Rev. Harold B. Head, pastor Sunday school at 10 a. Charles Evanij, supt.

Sermon at 11. Theme, "Confession At 7:30 a special Children's day program will be presented and everyone is welcome. CLARK TOWNSHIP BAPTIST Dr. Floyd H. Head, pastor Sunday school at 10 a.

P. H. Ammann, supt. Preaching Sunday, July 16. The women of the Missionary society are giving a lawn social Friday evening June 27.

CONESV1LLE METHODIST CHARGE Rev. Forrest Hall, pastor Conesville, Church school at Wilma Tumbhn, supt. Ep- w6rth League at Junior Wednesday at midweek service at 7:30. New Moscow, Church school at M. Cox, Epworth League at 7:30.

Warner Chapel, church school at Robert Treat, supt. Tyncial church at Mrs. Dessie Wilden, supt. PRINCETON EVANGELICAL Rev. James C.

Hough, pastor Sunday school at Ralph Akins, supt. Prayer meeting at Mrs. Altha Berry, class leader. Children's day program Sunday evening at 8. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8.

SPRING MOUNTAIN METHODIST Rev. Glenroy Shoup, pastor Sunday school at 10; Charles Boyce, supt. No worship service due to conference. COOPERDALE NAZARENE Rev. L.

C. Harbold, pastor Sunday school at worship at sermon subject, "Adorning the Doctrine of N.Y.P.S. at evening worship at annual church meeting and election Wednesday at 8 p. m. ST.

PAUL'S COMMUNITY LUTHERAN Franklin township Rev. Lloyd M. Riffle, pastor Sunday school at Miss Mildred Royer, supt. Worship at 10:30. Luther League at 7:30 at the church.

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B. Roberts, supt. Children's day program at 8 p. m. Wilson services Sunday.

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