The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 16

'SIXTEEN MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1952 THE EVENING INDEPENDENT, MASSILLON. OHIO Suburban Social Notes i auxiliary members. ling a visitation, Thursday, May 1. recent meeting. Officers will residence of Mrs, Muskopf -of The auxiliary made plans for a clc( tod at lhe Ma y.

meeting. City. Prizes in games were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gcrberj birthday dinner for members of i Sarah Reed, president, presided, received by Mrs.

Dale Henderson, Suyar Crock were dinner guests; the post -md their wives and thc' Mrs Mar Janc Fulton na( charge Mrs. Robert Slayman, Mrs. Wil' 1 1 ot Sugar Crock wcre dinner guests; the post and their wives and Mrs During a recent meeting of the Women's Society of Christian of Mr. and airs. Graydon Biddle ol'jauxiliary and their hc Service of the Beach City Methodist church, members voted to Thursday evening, April 29 at piano tribute $5 to the Red Cross campaign.

They also planned a bake; of thc iP St whose birthday i nr lhe KllllljOinis CldSS 01 tlie annlvprsarips iwnr rnrinf thn nicnls 1 oi Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Mary serve as the committee for Wise, president. tribute $5 to the Red Cross campaign. They also planned a Sale for Saturday at Benson's store, at which time Easter eggs be featured.

Mrs. L. N. Carmony City Evangelical United Brethren Robert Horton led devotionals business session. Refreshments ing of Mrs.

Ralph Landis and Mrs. Robert Gcis. Katie Rink was elected president of the Sippo Valley Jolly Sewers at a meeting Tuesday evening at the residence of Mrs. Pan! members Graybill, advisor. Other officers chosen were Florence Mishlcr, vice WC1C mcu president; Marie Ruegg, secretary, Huegg gave a baking demonstration for the year.

Refreshments were si held in two weeks at the Graybill residence. i Mrs. Martha Lecmpn charge of the event. Martha Wardell. Refresh- fhc'mcnls were served by a committee program which consisted of Ham Weimer, and Mrs.

Harold Robinettjshekles of Beach City and Mrs. Richard Buxser of Massillon. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Bolens received -a shower of lovely gifts which were placed beneath a pink and blue umbrella.

Other Mrs. Dore' guests present were Mrs. William a reg-! Agler of Cleveland and Mrs. Wayne work. Committee chairmen are: Mrs.

David Fletcher, membership and attendance; Mary Fletcher, publicity; Mrs. Norman -Lautzenheiser, spiritual life; Mrs. Henry Pitz, Christian social relations and Mrs. Vernon Piper, fellowship. Followine the business session, a study period was conducted by Mrs.

Zimmerman. Mrs. Elsie Lawrence reviewed a section of the current study book. Mrs. Ralph Fricke presented a brief quiz.

Mrs. Fred Baughman of Ravenna was guest soloist. center. Mrs. Robert Ritchie read from Scripture and led prayer.

Mrs. Paul Moore, president, presided during a short business session. The Rev. S. A.

Bass, pastor, spoke briefly and announced that John Wreford has been secured as speaker for the society's annual rose luncheon in June. The next meeting is' scheduled for Thursday, May 8. business session, plans'Messer and Mildred Andreas ofj Mrs. Angelina Sweigert of North to hold an annual bake-Beach City. Saturday, beginning at it! sun parlor at the resi-i Mr.

and Mrs. Willard Eby of Mrs. Leonard Numbers of Beach City entertained her Fan Tan club, jpecently. Refreshments were served. Mrs.

Mead Simler of Beach City will be the next hostess. Mrs. Nora Baltzcr of Beach City entertained the Jolly Wcrlz. Mrs. Ada Goudy had de-j A whjl( dlant was con votionals.

The program of a review of the books, Mrs. Ruth Youngman. Miss to "Mrs" Ethel "stutz-l actin a chairman. blue narfv was triven Caria st. Officers of the society; Eight club when prizes in the club of Mn be in charge of the sale with! game were 'awarded to Mr.

and ducted by group III; captained Jane Wilmot, as njMrs. Martha Wagner, Richard Buxser of Massillon and Mr. and Dale Muskopf and Mexico" by Mrs. Harlan Thorn-! acted as auctioneer. Miss Moserjb aC of Wilmot.

Prizes in games son and "The Leper's Angel" by was in charge of entertainment, were received by Mrs. Mary LoiijP rizes awarded. Mrs. Pearl Dague. A business; prizes going to Mrs.

Hunsinger amlj jr an ij and the Misses'Alice Har-j were served. The next meeting Games were played and Beach City. A picnic was plari- 'ned by the group for the summer Refreshments Mrs. Oscar Regula was program; session followed. Refreshments were served by the hostess, assist- leader for a meeting of the Woman's Society of World Service of the Beach City Evangelical United Brethren church.

Mrs. Vincent Crecco, president, presided at a tusiness session when plans were made to hold a mother-daughter banquet in May. Mrs. Crecco will serve as program chairman. Mrs.

George Reese and Mrs. Donald Agler are members of the table committee. Mrs. Wilford Bose of Strasburg entertained her bridge club when honors were received by Mrs. Katie JEngle, Mrs.

Marie Messer and Mrs. Florence Park of Beach City. The plub has suspended meetings until fall. i Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Lutz of New- inan entertained as dinner guests, Recently, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lurz Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Elsig bf North Canton.

5 The Newman Sewing club met recently at the residence of Mrs. fcTrank Young with 17 members present. A covered dish luncheon jvas served. Circle No. IV of the Dalton Presbyterian church met recently at the residence of Mrs.

Marvin BETTER SEEDS FOR BETTER CROPS Massillon Seed and Supply Co. Phone 8500 WHITE GAS Outboard Motor OIL COPEBROS. 607 Erie S. Mrs. Betty Buchler.

Refreshments were served. ed by Mrs. Ellis Sprunger. The The next meeting will bn held May meeting will be held at the! Friday evening, April 18 at the residence of Mrs. Jean Kurtz, residence of Mrs.

Margaret Click. old. Elsie Putman" and Juanitai "'ill be held during the first week Seibert, who presented them to Mrs. Stutzbach, together with a shower of lovely gifts brought by the guests. Other guests present were Mrs.

Betty Sampsel and Mrs. Mrs. Opal Graber opened the A meeting of the Scout Mothers! Evelyn Swan'of Beach City and ,7. "--'dub has been postponed, fromj Mr Doris Wardell, Mrs. Maxine meeting of Circle No.

11 of the Dalton Presbyterian church with prayer, recently. Mrs. C. K. Doug- AVcdnesday, April 16 to Wednes-JMvcrs, Mrs.

Irene Hartline, Mrs. in May, the date to be announced. Beach City lodge, Pythian Sisters met recently when plans wcre made for annual inspection, Tuesday evening, April 22. Mrs. Esther Weimer, most excellent chief pre.

months. Officers and committee chairmen were recently installed at a meeting of the Women's. Missionary society of the North Lawrence Evan-, gelical United Brethren church. In the absence of the Rev. A.

C. Lawrence was hostess to her pinochle club when prizes were received by Mrs. Alice Glazer, Mrs. Dorothy Marthey. and Mrs.

Julia R' -siter. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Mary Aston will be the next hostess. The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Brewster Methodist church met in the youth chapel recently, when seven members gathered before a beautiful worship APPAREL EXPERTLY DRY CLEANED Our special Troy-Tex cleaning makes garments look like new again resist dirt and Wrinkles.

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Donna Graber read a story day, April 23, the place to be an- Vivian Kurlzman and Mrs. Pauline I to'the Red Cross drive. Mrs. Etta sided. voted to donate $5 Shonkwiler, pastor, who was con- Atkinson'of Wilmot.

Mrs. Parrot received a contest prize. Re- I Mrs. Kurtzman, Mrs. Myers and "Cupid Wins a Convert." Mrs.

Dorothy Ulrich of rs Atkinson assisted Mrs. Fulton. Evelyn Amstutz presented a re view of the book, "South America." Mrs. Ober and Mrs. Edwards received prizes in contests arranged by Mrs.

Eckard. Refreshments were, served. served. Members of the Dalton Prcsby-j Mrs. Josephine Pinhard of Na- terian church who attended a re- varre will be hostess to the group cent Presbyterial at Ashland at its next meeting, Wednesday was hostess to her 500 club, cently, when prizes were received Mrs.

Bculah Goodman, Mrs. Alice by Mrs. Ruby Day of Genoa, thoipcller and Mrs. Spidel! hostess and Mrs. Dorothy Gcrberi wcre named members of a nomi- of Massillon.

Refreshments werOj natin committee to select a slate I of officers for the Woman's So- Mrs. L. M. Marker, Mrs. Earl Locke, Mrs.

F. 0. Marty, Mrs. Grace McDowell, Mrs.JRoy Oberlin, Mrs. Nanna Hershey, Mrs.

Morris Hershey, Mrs. Carl Shisler, Mrs. Oscar Keister, Mrs. J. N.

Moser, Mrs. E. I. Ober, Mrs. Ida Haney, Mrs.

Miles Tschantz and Mrs. C. R. Goudy. Mr.

and Mrs. C. R. Goudy entertained a group of guests, recently, at their residence in Dalton. The guests included Mr.

and Mrs. Merle Hershey and son, Eddie, of Orrville; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ham bleton of Canton, and Mr. and Mrs.

Morris Hershey, Mrs. Nanna Hershey, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goudy and Bonnie and Keith Goudy of Dalton. Mrs.

Nanna Hershey of Dalton attended the centennial celebration of the Reformed congregation of the Sixteen Evangelical and Reformed church, recently, at th church. Mrs. Hershey is a former member. Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Spangler Of Newman had as dinner guests, recently, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Riggenbach and daughter, Diane, of Mansfield; Mr. and Mrs. Opplinger and daughter, Phyllis, of Sterling, and Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Keiffer of Smithville. When the auxiliary to Beach City post, American Legion met recently, plans were made' to serve dinner to members of the Beach City Lions club at the club's next dinner-meeting, Wednesday evening, April 23. The group also planned to present a program and hold a box social at the April 26 meeting to which the public is invited. Members of the post served fish i sandwiches to the LOANS IOO $5QQ $500.

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Esther Weimer, Mrs. Marion.Troyer and Mrs. Sally Stidd. Mrs. Dale Muskopf, assisted by Miss Carol Muskopf entertained a group of guests, recently, at a pink and blue party hi honor of Mrs.

a Cyril Bolens, of Beach City, at the fined to Dunlap Memorial hospital, Orrville, Mrs. Don Brenner conducted a brief prayer service and installed the newly elected officers. The officers are as follows: Mrs. Henry Powers, president; Mrs. James vice president; Mrs.

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