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PAGftStX THE RECORD-ARGUS GREENVILLE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, Social MISS LAURA STEWART, Society Editor tony telephoned to 'toclet; dtparfrmnl Phoot 801 lii early 8 a. m. Farewell Surprise Party Given tor Campbell John W. Campbell, 204 Social and Cultural Sorority Meeting The first November meeting of Clinton. Street, was pleasantly sur-1 the Beta Sigma Phi sorority was priie'd -Tuesday evening when neighbors gathered at her home for a farewell party.

Mrs. Campbell is leaving soon to make her Some in New Mexico. Games were played and prizes Wort by-Mrs. W. R.

McKean, Mrs. Charles Helsser, Mrs. Kay Fergu- MMV Mrs. Hazel Long and Mrs. Rftlph Flaugh, Lunch was served by Mrs.

R. L. Watson, Mrs. George Blllig, Mrs. Ralph Redfoqt and Mrs.

R. L. Rose. Mrs. Campbell was presented with a gift of jewelry.

Those present, in addition to those mentioned, were Mrs. C. C. KJser, Mrs. Ralph Rimer, Mrs.

W. B. Hill, Mrs. W. E.

Hill, Mrs. Mover, Mrs. Stoll, Mrs. Michael rUrda, Mrs. Don Herrick, Mrs.

Chan McGlVnians ftnd Mrs. Paul Bobblln. Hoffman to the Public Mrs. Margaret Hoffman, Mercer County Home Economics advisor, attended a meeting yesterday of the Stltch-a-Blt Club at the home of Mrs. Robert Brown, Wasser Bridge Road, where she gave a demonstration of salads and refrigerator dishes.

Mtis. Hoffman will hold a general meeting all day Friday, Nov. 10, in assembly room of the Mercer Cofirthouse to demonstrate the use and other articles of Christmas decorations. Anyone Interested may attend. A meeting Nov.

21 at St. John's church, Mercer Road also will be open to the public when Mrs. Hoffman will instruct in re-painting chairs. This also will be an all-day wetting. Study Group I MM.

Paul Winter, 269 East Avenue, received members of the Tuesday as they continued study of "The Proper Study of Mankind" (Chase). The group will next week with Mrs. J. H. Mulvy, 42 Stewart Avenue.

taraftted.br diatrtM of periodic dlcturb- DOM this you suffer un. ftel nerwwt, Then BO try Lydla E. Vegetable Compound to Mlm mich Plnkbam's hM a toothing effect on one womm? matt important organs! held Monday evening at Riverside Recreation Center, Helen Shaffer, president, presided with Mrs. fern Kllner, advisor, and members taking part in the discussion. Plans were consumated for the formal Initiation dinner which Is being held at Eagles Grill, Farrell, Wednesday, Nov.

8, 'at 7:30 o'clock. After completion of the chapter's business, Ginny DeLaurentis presented the culture program. Her topic was "Self Analysis" from the program booklet 'Happiness, for which she gave an teresting review from Cfrenville Kleiser's "Make Your Life Worth The next business meeting will be Monday night, Nov. 27 at the Riverside Recreation Center at 7:30 p. m.

Mrs. Brath Leader at Missionary Society Meet Mrs Peter Brat.h was leader at last night's meeting of the Women's Missionary Society, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, at Uio church parish house. "We Learn to Worship" was the subject for discussion, with Mrs. F. D.

Enterline, Mrs. M. M. McClure and Mrs. Thora Malmberg taking part.

Interspersing the talks were short musical interludes by Miss Elta Frederick followed by prayer. Miss Kate Thompson, president was in charge of business. A Christmas project sponsored by the Erie Conference Misionary Society to furnish blankets to the Home for the Aged in Erie was adopted for the local church by the society. Sister Sara Sassaman is director at the home. Fraternity Party, Livingston The Delta' Sigma Phi fraternity Thicl College, held a party last night at the fraternity house on the campus for the 16 men who were pledged Monday to the fraternity.

After a program of entertainment which included movies of the Wedding At Jackson Center Church Altar decorations of palms and ferns with white mums and the glow of lighted candles furnished the setting in the Jackson Center Presbyterian Church recently' for the marriage ceremony of Misa Helen Oakes, Jackson Center, and James Reither, Stoneboro. Rev. Clyde Barnes officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Oakes, Jackson Center, and the bridegroom is a son of Mrs. James Reither, Stoneboro. Miss Winifred Wharton played appropriate nuptial melodies preceding the ceremony. Jack Barnes, cousin of the bride, sang "The Lord's Miss Ruth Oakes, the bride's sister, and Robert Shutt, brother-in-law of the groom, were attendants. Ralph and Charles Oakes, brothers of the bride, ushered.

The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a street length dress of brown over pink taffeta and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses centered with a corsage. A rhlnestone necklace, gift of the groom, completed her ensemble. Miss Oakes wore a light beige wool jersey dress, dark brown accessories and a corsage of yellow rose buds. A reception attended by 100 guests followed in the parlors of the church.

Presiding at the bride's which was overlaid with white linen and centered with a three-tiered wedding cake, were Mrs. Charles Oakes and Mrs. Robert Shutt. A week-end trip to Niagara Falls and Canada was taken by the newlyweds who are now residing at Mercer. Mr.

Reither is employed by the Reznor Manufacturing Mercer. Mrs. Reither is employed as operator by the Bel) Telephone Mercer. Wedding guests were from Mt Pleasant, Vandergrift, Zclienople Grove City, West Branch, Mich, and Warren, O. of Malta Hold Regular Meeting Queen Eunice Fritz presided at a regular meeting of the Dames of Malta Tuesday evening in Eagles' hall.

It was announced that any mem- TIHEL'8 "Ll'L ABNER" "Li'l Abner" comic strip came to life on Thicl's campus as students donned garb of the various colorful characters for the Sadie Hawkins Day dance sponsored by The Thlelensian, college newspaper. SMown above arc, left to right, Mrs. Ralph S. Wehner and Mr. Wehner, English instructor, who were among the chaperones for the affair; Lou Ann Flke, Brookville freshman, as Daisy Mac; Jack Deanhardt, McKeesport, sophomore, as Li'l Abner; and Shirley Kappeler, Pittsburgh freshman, as Moonbeam McSwinc.

Miss Fike, Deanhardt and Miss Kappeler won prizes provided by three local merchants for the best costumes. (Photo courtesy of The Thielensian). recent Thiel-W. J. football game, the entire group joined in a serenade to the girls of Livingston xiflll.

For Your Convenience Our showroom will lie open from nine until flvo Sundnya during November and December. her who wishes to participate in the drill team will meet at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday, Nov. 15, at the hall for practice.

The social committee for the next meeting will comprise Mrs. Eleanor Ferguson, Mrs. Marie Runyon, Mrs. Edna Huntly, Mrs. Maxine McClimans, Mm.

Wilda Bailey, Mrs. Hilda McClellan, Mrs. Mary Tudor and Mrs. Hannah Wales. CLEARFIELD FURS 11-15 Nichols St.

Olcnrflcld. Pa. Engagement Announced Mrs. Leona Shoaff, 64 North High Street, announces the en- jagement of her daughter. Joanne, to Cloyd W.

Baldwin, son of and Mrs, William Baldwin, New Kensington. Wedding plans are Incomplete. Guild Hold Monthly Afternoon and evening meetings of the Women's Guild, First Presbyterian Church were held Tuesday, Nov. 7, as follows: January group met with Mrs. L.

M. Robbins, Wilbur Street, with Mrs. A. J. Neirnan assisting as co" Wolford led Clyde Mc- hostess.

Mrs. Clyde devotions and Mrs. Dougall spoke to the group on missionary education. An attendance of ten was reported. Mrs.

Robert Sweigard reviewed the mission study book, "Near East Panorama" (Wysner) at a meeting of the February group at the home of Mrs. V. L. Lowry. Plans were made for a tureen luncheon at the church in Dccem- br.

Miss Elizabeth Brackin was hostess last evening to members of the March group. Mrs. H. J. Fidelis Class With Altmire The Fidelis Class of the First Methodist Church met last evening with Mrs.

C. C. Altmire, North Second Street, for a tureen dinner at 6 o'clock. Thirteen members and two guests, Mrs. Howard Lyons and daughter, Mrs.

Orin Winslow, were present. Miss Frances Prichard assisted as cc-host- css. At a business meeting presided over by Mrs. Earl Mowry it was decided that money otherwise spent on a Christmas party would be given to the church building fund. Accordingly, at the next meeting, Dec.

11, at the home of Miss Hazel Godfrey, each member was asked to contribute $1.50 and a "white elephant" for a gift exchange. Entertainment will be in charge of Mrs. Altmire and Miss change by members will climax the evening The door prize last evening went to Mrs. Martha Baker. Table games furnished entertainment.

V. F. W. Band Program at Band music, both march am symphonic, was the theme for the November meeting of Orpheus Club, with Ronald C. Teare directing the V.

F. W. band in a varied program. The artistry and versatility of band was exemplified as they played such selections as the foot-tapping circus march "Barnum and (King), ''II Baileys Guarnay Favorite' Overture' Lynch, co-hostess led in devo- Frances Prichard. tions.

Mrs. A. C. Smith as guest speaker reviewed, "Man Does Not Stand Alone" (Morrison). The roup had an attendance of 20.

'lans were made for a Christinas party at the church in December. April and May groups joined in a tureen dinner at the church with attendance of 15. Mrs. M. D.

Berryhill led in a devotional serv- ce and Mrs. A. J. Luck gave a alk on November group was enter- aine.d in the home of Mrs. W.

S. rtcFetridge, 10 North Main Street, vitli an attendance of 14. Mrs. E. Conway was co-hostess and led he devotional program.

Chairman Mrs. Wilbur Black conducted a business meeting. Canned goods for the Old People's Home at Cambridge Springs were brought The Four Seasons Theme of Birthday Party Mrs. Corinne Renwick presided at last night's meeting of the W.B.A. in I.O.O.F.

hall preceded by a birthday dinner at 6 o'clock. Placements were arranged for 22 at attractively decorated' tables representing the four seasons of the year with birthday cakes appropriately decorated to the season. Following dinner birthday gifts were exchanged by the members. An invitation was received from Ellwbod City to attend a golden anniversary celebration of W.B.A. on Nov.

8. Several from Greenville will attend. Plans were made to a Christmas party with dinner at Paxton's dining room Dec. 5. Reservations to be made with Mrs.

Dorothy Dias before Nov. 30. The dinner will be followed by a meeting in the hall when election of gift ex- to the meeting and a cash donation given for the Christmas parties at Neighborhood House at Erie. Mrs. Wesley Fogal, guest speaker, talked to the group on individual and also to family life.

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Mr. music supervisor in Greenville schools, a member of the Greenville Symphony Orchestra and an honorary member of Orpheus was introduced by Mrs. Harold Paxton, who, with Mrs; Stanley Smith, was in charge of the program. The band director prefaced many of the selections with brief explanatory notes. Mrs! Henry S.

Gates, Sharon, recording secretary of trie Pennsylvania Federation of Music Clubs, was' a special guest, substituting for State President Mrs. C. Henry Jaxtheimer, who was unable to attend because of a conflicting schedule. Mrs. Gates described many projects of the state and national federations including extension contests, composition prizes, special awards, young artists auditions and scholarships.

Mrs. Edwin A. Ltninger presided at a brief business meeting which included the report of Secretary Miss Doris Wland and Treasurer Miss Ethel Wise. Miss Carolyn Arnold, membership chairman, announced the following new members: Mrs. W.

H. Loch, Donald McClimans, Louise Herr, Millie Oillespie, Mrs. W. K. Miller and Mrs.

E. D. Patterson. Mrs. Robert Royal announced the Nov.

13 opening program and the spring concert of the Greenville Symphony. Miss Marion Gerberich reported the progress of choral work for the presentation of Handel's "The Messiah" Dec. 10 and urged a larger attendance. Mrs. Stanley Slange explained musical CARE packages and contributions were received for the club's-package.

Opening feature was the ringing of "Pennsylvania" with Mrs. D. T. Faries a't the piano. Closing feature was the hymn of the month "We Plough the Fields" with Charles P.

Hodge at the piano. The social committee Included Miss Lillian Schoner, -chairman, Mrs. George Lucarlc, Mrs. Sherman Foust, Mrs. Floyd Gllson, Miss Beth Stuyvesant.

Mrs. Paul Shumaker and Miss Carolyn Arnold. The latter two presided at the lace-laid and candle-lit table. Senior Guild Activities The Senior Mothers' Guild, Zion's Evangelical and Reformed Church, met last evening in the home of Mrs. Warren Aubel, 25 Lancaster Avenue.

Mrs. Percy Hodge conducted a devotional program and Mrs. Chase Groce was in charge of business. Plans were made for the Christmas season, such as gifts to St. Paul's Old Folks' and Children's Homes, the adopted boy in Germany and Christmas boxes to be sent to sons in the service whose mothers arc Senior Guild members.

Mrs. Margaret Hoffman was guest speaker. She arranged many Christmas decorations for the home. Officers for 1951 were elected as follows: President, Mrs. Chase Groce; vice-president, Mrs.

Glenn Beckman; secretary, Mrs! George Beck; treasurer, MBS. Harry Saal. Refreshments were carried out in the Thanksgiving motif. As- sisting the hostess were Mrs. Earl Htibbard Mrs.

Gordon Reigelman and Mrs. Clayton Stoyer. The Christmas party and gift exchange will be held at the home of Mrs. James Conlin, South Mercer Street. Last night's meeting was attended by 33 memberSi College Club to Meet The Sharon College Club will meet at 2 p.

m. Saturday, Nov. 11 at tho First Presbyterian Church. Sharon. Miss Sylvia Porter wlii speak on "Women and Capt.

William A. Jaxtheimcr, son of William R. Jaxtheimcr. Transfer, stationed at Clark AFB In Central Luzon, is now taking the University of California extension school course on sociology. He is presently assigned as statistical officer.

Lt. and Mrs. Harry E. Slater are now residing at 7 West Hillcrest Drive, Greenville, S. C.

Mrs. Slater Is the former Nornia Lea Heckcr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hecker, Greenville R. D.

5. Troop 5 Troop 5 met Monday at the Presbyterian Cluirch. The meeting was opened with the Girl Scout promise. The group divided into patrols to work on badges. The meeting closed with the ft'icnd- ship circle.

Flowers. Scribe: Arlcne SOCIAL CALENDAR Thursday Zwingli Bible Class, Reformed ihurch at parish house, 7:30 p. m. W.S.C.S., First Methodist 'hurch, evening, 8 p. m.

Gleaners Class, Calvary church, vith Mrs. Paul Willaman. W.S.C.S., Old Salem and Kcn- Fashion begins MORGAN'S PHOTOS MAIN ST. Phone 1743 with hair-styling Phone 1053 French Beauty Shoppe GLAMOUR begins as day ends JUNIORS Queen of Hearts face laden 1 rayon taffeta dance dress that goes to dinner with a pert bolero for escort! 14 Vthtr Canlt King Jwi 7 to 15 At Seen in Harper't Junior.