The Press Gazette from Hillsboro, Ohio • Page 4

A (THE A I I Friday, OctoKer 30, 1942 Social Happenings Personals News of Interest to Women Humphrey -Crowe I Mr. Humphrey has employment! Two oi the four bridesmaids! A I Miss Ruby Crowe, daughter a McCail's Magaz'ne Corporation! who seived at the wedding were OL 1 IflA Richard Crowe, of Dayton, and in Dayton, where he has been' present to shaie the pleasures of Mr. Norman Humphrey, son of since he graduated from Sinking the golden wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. H.

M. Humphrey, i Spring High School in the class Mrs. Catherine Locke and Mrs. of Sinking Sprmg, were married of 1940. Spain GJaze.

on Friday, Oct. 23. at 2.30 P. M. They wiU make then home in 1 The ceremony was performed by Dayton.

Bridge Club Meets Rev. Black. ri Jessie Baldwin Mrs. Humphrey very at- Celebrate Golden Wedding ed members of her bridge club tractive in a traveling su.t of Mr. and Mrs.

VT Huggins afternoon, when she brown with tan accessaries. She celebrated their fiitieth wedding invited them to her West Main wore a corsage of gardenias Tneir annnersary Sunday at their home Street home for their regular sei- only attendants wete Mr Howard Leesbuig. The couple were sion. Stethen and Miss Gerak'ane Part- married Oct. 26, 1892.

at Boston, 1 tables of olayers enjoyed vl iiit nave mm uuiaren, ihe aiternoon's interesting games, groom. Miss Victona Huggins, of Cclum- and on tallying scoies Mrs Cyrus Mrs. Humphrey is emoioyed at bus; Mrs. Daltori Ousley, of Lima; Swisshelm had high, T. the Sunshine Bak'ng Dayton.

Mrs, Josephine Rosen, of Lees-' ae it 2i second, and Mrs. Elmer burg, and James E. Huggins, of i triird trav eling prize; Bucyrus was piesented to Mts. Paeltz. Dinnei was served at noon to At the conclusion of play the' menders of the immediate fam- hostess seived a delicious salad jly Table decoctions -uere oi yellow chrysanthemums fern' and tall yellow Entertained Bridge Club Seated at the table v.ith Mr.

Mls A Lovett mined roem- and Mia Huggins were Mis Ol hei bndge club to he en and sons. James and on South High Street toi Mr, and Mis James Huggms, tne i guUr session Wednesday and children. Mary Ann. Billy aad ngM Tommy. Mi and Mrs Dalton Follo Dlav at he two Ouslcy and daughter.

Helen. ubles es for eoimg wel Open house foi fnends and awarded to Mrs. Aulbin Hedges alives was held the afternoon and Miss Mae Jarle Davies. Tns, and The yellow and traveling prize was won by Mrs. A ir tn t-t CHILDREN'S COLDS FOR DIRECT RELIEF from miseries of colds--coughing, phJegm, irritation, dogged upper air pssscges-- rub throat, chest, and back with Vicks VapoRisb- hs poultice-and- vapor action brings relief with cismg.

ALSO. FOR HEAD COLD tS? a spoonful of VapoRub in hot water. Then have the chi'd breathe in the vapors. white appointments were used in Calvert the serving of refreshments I The guests were then mvjted to the dining room for the serving of a delicious salad course. The table was centered with a ely bouquet of fall flowers, Mother's Club Meets The Hillsboro Mother's Club' met at the i'ome of Mrs.

Aulbin' Hedges, Monday night on West 1 Walnut street. This was the an! iiual Hallowe'en party and tbe 13 members all came masked Tlie I party was held in the basement i playroom and was decorated with witches, Jack O'Lanterns, com stalks and all sorts of symbols oertaming to the season. A guessing contest was enjoyed vnd Mrs, Russell Ramsden won Regardless of your work shoe requirements you will find us properly prepared to meet them, In our most complete stock are all types of work shoes, constructed to withstand long, hard wear, under all weather conditions. When You need work shoes come to our store, Black coat trimmed with Persian lamb. By VERA WINSTON THE j'HG-TOP silhouette ap- peais in some ol the new Winter coats and here is a nice example oi this line.

The coat is of black woolen with black Persian used lor the small rolled collar. It has elaborate black frog fastenings. Discrete pannier pockets with released tucks are on either side. The coat is lined with red jersey. Announce Marriage Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Baldwin announce the marriage of their only daughter. Miss Helen Baldwin, to F. C. Eh A.

Head, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Head, of Leesburg. The vows were read by Eev. John E.

Jones at the Presbyterian parsonage on Oct. 19 at 4 o'clock in Richmond, Ind, For her wedding the bride chose a street length dress, fashioned in velvet and plaid Vi ith 1 her shoulder was a corsage of I rosebuds. The wedding coming as a surprise to their many inends, 3 the climax to a romance of sev- eial yeais. Included their wedding ti was a visit ith Mr. and Mrs.

1 Wilson P. Head and son, Jimmie, and Miss Jane Head, all of De- tro-t, Mich. P. C. Eh A.

Head i is at present stationed at Fort George Wright, Spokane, Wash The bride is the niece of Miss i Mot row and Mis. Srdie Doggett, oi Hillsboro. I Friday Club An interesting session of the I Friday Club was held with Mrs. Lloyd Shirley at her East Main street apartment on the afternoon of October 23, with the elected piesident, Mrs. B.

Gross, in the chair As Canada is the subject of the 'year's study, the program was opened bj Mibs Lucille Huggins, entertained the Club unh a vivid word picture of Que( oec Province, it's military, political and ectlestiastic history eind it's partlj ancient and partly modern capital. Mrs. Conard Roads followed i i impressions ol the eastern part of the dominion drav.n Horn peisonal observations and experiences. Dishes To Take Place of Meat By BETSY NEWMAN I'LL GIVE you sopio recipes today of dishes taio place of meat. Mer.uT must be varied, we are told, and those vr-ir times certainly give us the chance to vary them.

Today's Meno Oystar Sauce over Toast or Rice or Meatless Loaf or Fish Fillets Hdkeu iii Tomait Sauce Baked Potatoes Buttered Beets Cabbage Salad Apple Pie Coffee Milk Ojster Sauce Over Toast 1 pt. oysters if ilk, water or 4 tbsps. butter chicken stock Salt and pepper 4 tbsps, flour Heat oysters in own liquid until plump, remove oysters, measure liquor and add milk, or stock to make cups. Hake like white sauce, melt butter, add Sour, blend. Gradually add liquid, cook smooth, add oysters and season.

Makes 2 cups, serving 4. Serve over Hot Toast. Meatless Loaf 1 cooked rice 1 c. crushed 1 egg, beaten peanuts 2 tbsps. chopped 1 tbsp, fat onion tsp.

pepper 1 tsp. salt Combine ai! ingredients and bake in a ioaf pan at 350 degrees F. for 30 minutes. Serves G. Fish Fillets Baked in Tomato Saace Ibs.

fish 1 can tomato fillets (hall- soup but, flounder, c. water lake trout, Salt and pepper bass or pike) Arrange fish fillets in greased baking pan, sprinkle'with salt and pepper. Combine soap and watei and ponr over fish. Bake in moderate hot oven 376 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes. Serves 5 or 6 Legion Auxiliary Meets The regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held in the Legion rooms Tuesday, Nov.

3, at 7r30 P. M. An Armistice Day program is planned. There will be special music. The fall conference of the Sev-: enth District will be held in the; American Legion Home in Ports- i mouth, Nov.

8. For the duration, the conference will be on Sunday at the time and place the American Legion meets. Many are urg-1 ed to attend this meetine. First Meeting of Year The iirst county executive meeting of the new year of the I Women's County Temperance Un- 1 ion. of Highland County will be held Saturday, Oct.

31, at the Hillsboro Church of Christ at 1'30 P. M. I I All members are urged to at- lend. Reports of state convention, will be given by county president after the business session. 9 9 tt Staft Sergeant Joseph Streber 01 Camp Perry is spending this i his mother, Mrs.

Stella, 'strebei. at Butler Springs, I i Ambrose, of Columbus, came Tuesday ening to spend several days ith tus sister, Mrs Clara Brunner. I NOTICE! Watch Our Future Advertisements I For Gift Suggest! For Early Christmas Shopping -J HiHsbero Dry Goods Store Song, -The Old Enjoying the evening were Mr. Sam lt wac s. Mr.

and Mis Charles LitUvack arid Isa- At the close oi the program, Littwack. of Cincinnati, Mr. led in prayer. Rugged Cross." Shirley's guests enjoyed a an rs Ormand, of Wilmington, Mrs. Genevieve McKenzie had social tea before the meeting was Mi and Mrs.

Sam Zax, Mr. and collected mateual for the pro-, adjourned to November 6 Mis. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs.

the prize for guessing the idenity gram. Program topic. Christian Charles Bayless. Mr. and Mrs.

1 of the most people masked Leaders Among Women in SOUI.T a rs Fence Entertains Myron Rhoades. Mrs Sara Chapt A number of Hallowe'en game-- America." Mrs Pearl Pence invited man, Mrs, Helen Carroll, Mrs jand contests were enjoyed and During the business bers of her brid ciuo to her Willara Puckett, Mrs. Mildred the remainder of the evening presided by Mrs Frazer iv i on We5t Pleasant Mrs. Mary Kendall. Mrs.

spent playing Bingo. A num- was decided to elect a Secretary I Tuesday afternoon for their reg-; Ka therm Ridge way, Mrs Wal- faei of prizes were given during Social Statue of Women of the ular weekl session. lace Vance, Mrs. O. E.

Teboe, 'the evening. Society at the November meebn" Tuo tables of interesting Mrs. Mary Jawley, Miss Violet Refreshments were served ai a W1 gBt the address of diver were play during the Morgan and Miss Cfaloe Siders. i Jarge table, which was attractive! the boys in serv ice from this esm I and when scores were decorated in orange and black. i a send cards or gifts'oJ talhed Mrs Elmer Ogden Mr 4 birthdays and holidays.

1 Pence and Mrs. H. W. Hunter Bridge Club Meets wer awarded the prizes. The Mrs Bay HcGlinchey entertain- Xt to send a peti- irav ing pnze went to Mrs ed members of her bridge dub on hon to Uie representative of i pence Monday night when they assem-' st ct io si members, The small ubl trans bled at her home on Elm Street tne and anyone elsej he 1 H.

tn 1 f-rt 13 Christian Science Society. Hillsboro. Ohio, Announces a FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ENTITLED "Christian Science: The Law of God, Demonstrating Substance and Supply" BY JUDGE FREDERICK C. HILL, C. S.

B. OF LOS ANGELES, CALIF. Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. IN HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1942 AT 8:15 O'CLOCK THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND I i for their regular session. Two table? of this interesting who might care to.

asking him vote in of any measure to duersion weie after the sale of hquors in a number of progressions, scores' areas surrounding military reservations. The meeting closed vath the'w. tallied and prizes were awarded to Mrs. W. Hunter and Mrs McGImchey The travel- i Benediction ing prize uent to Mrs.

Karl Doe-! j. j. bele. i Fairfax W. S.

C. S. Ai the conclusion of play the The Woman's Society of Chris- hosiess a delicious salad course at the small tables serving of a delicious dessert couise. Attend Luncheon The annual luncheon and meeting oi the Ohioana Library Association was held in Columbus Saturday at the Destiler-Wallick Hotel. Tvvo late Dooks.

written by tian Semce of the Fairfax Mis- Lilhe Fans, of Ljnchbuig Methodist Chuich held iheir a pamphlet on the Hdisboro October meeting at the home Woman's Tempeiance Ciusade bj TM.u Mls Ernest Dickey The meet-' G. Broomhall, of Hillsboio, were The Belfast omen Society of. ing a opened singing. among the contubutions made to Service met Weanesday a the Closs Mrs Highland Counti- Oc, 2 1 a 2 M. at of Dlckey rea scupture Prayer in! Among tnose attending the Mrs.

Ed Jones Nine members answered the roll call by naming, he roll call unison Ten meir-bers answered meeting were Mrs. P. Zink, Veinon parley. Mrs. Paul book of Jonn.

Mrs. Anna Easter The time is NOW! a y011 necc tl to at no tlie time' lo buy it: Xow the tinii that can still get a roiib selection of fane all-wool ii the time you can htill get the ijmo you can get fleecy in iiiiy i i you not T.Ltci jiL'iai. come in 1LLIARD MEN'S WEAR "Ironclad Clothes" port of all local church activities This brought a i interesting meeting to a Benediction v. as pioiiouiiced Mts Stitzel. Mrs.

Etta Mae Sioiei a id Mrs. Stratten receixed guti iiori- their Mysterj Silers, fo; hicn they oiced their ihankt The .1 course ol rcfi eshmcnts Mrs, Dorit, Stitzel of Seaman, was a guest at tne inoct 15 The next meeting ill at the home of Mrs Gc.t.c Ke Icy. Wednesday, 4 a 2 oc'ock. All members urged 10 Tt Fimih Dinner Mary Hcdntn. tc s.

A. Mrs a Pojge Hugging be hostess to ihe Chdptei of A at ins i home or he. aaugntei. MtMulien. on Souti Hig'i sfoet i Nx.

4. at 2 30 An program is antic arc! membcis aie urged to Sunday i a no-; faniil diiTic cd in i and Yi gliit TCitiUgiltC (' t'jn. Mi and Mi Mi 1 "XTci it of id Litt Bros. Entertain Litt Bio-, of Lilt Bios Inc eniertdtned the employees of LiU Store and the Hillbboro Dry i Coodi Store itn a supper and E.ngo pi ty Tucsrfjy nts!" 1 Tnc pdii.v hclct the Hills- i boru i G'tocit Stoic at 6 30, -tylo, fi'orr counter-' vvn Kn had oeen t.iblt;-, f'ir Inc i ATIic taotci. centered i bowls gj Spiuted g.iiiic.-- of ire rmori Plant for Victory-Produce Foods of ifTftev KIWI Gaidcn Fa' su Wnto t'jcij j'.

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