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Page 6 Hillsboro Press Gazette riday May 27 1977 Councils To Women Nina Wharton Social Editor if Bake Sale SUNDAY Smith 393 2055 838 High HOMES and Mr and Mrs SR 73 South Mlles South Of Wilmington Mobile Modular Sectional Phone 382 2571 about By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Worthington 0 CARD THANKS THANK YOU LUCKY WINNERS WERE resh Cut lowers Mixed Pots Ph393 tea auburta Harley for the Miss Deborah Ann Colliver daughter of Mr and Mrs James Colliver 1172 Grandview Ave Columbus became the bride of Mr Jeffrey Bass son of Mrs Sam Perdue of Columbus and Dr Jack Bass of Hilliard on Sunday April 24 at half past the hour of two o'clock in the af ternoon Rev Robert Kimes of ficiated at the double ring ceremony in Trinity United Methodist Church of Columbus Miss Colliver is the granddaughter of Mrs Holton Colliver 145 East Beech BY GENE HESKETT HILLSBORO 0H1Q 45133 PHONE 393 EAST END WILMINGTON PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Thi'iliid' may boar mo far I hope to see my pilot facetoface When I have crossed tho bar Cqlliver Sqss Nuptials In 0 GjIumbusHHoldLocaHnterest DEAR ABBY I am a 53 year old man who is very much in love with a 22 year old girl I know you think I'm crazy but this girl really loves me She even broke up with a young man just for me She worked for me for a short time but we want any talk around the place so I had her quit My problem is my wife She won give me a divorce Our children are PTftWn and I nffprad mv wifo a unrv 'HIV VI 1 Of Interest Dinner Dance Madam President Geneva opened the meeting of Eagles Auxiliary in ritualistic form Tuesday evening May 23 One new member Phylhs Gifford was initiated into the auxiliary Della Reno reported on the recent district meeting at Greenfield The vacancy in the office of conductress will be filled at the June 14 meeting inal plans were made for the bir thday dinner dance honoring State President Gertrude Hopkins which will be held at the OE Lodge Saturday evening May 28 A potluck supper will be served at 6:30 and dancing will be from 9 pm tol am for Eagles and their invited guests Carol Lykins won the door prize The installation of new officers will be held at the June 14 meeting The discussion was on The host couple served late hour buffet to their guests during the social hour which followed the meeting: Mr and Mrs David Caplinger will host the June 21 meeting of the council NEW SHIPMENT BEDDING PLANTSI A car wash bake sale and white elephant sale will be held in Mowrystown Saturday May 28 from 9 am to 5 pm as part of Sue Bailey Day The proceeds from the activities will go toward Miss expenses as part of the United States Collegiate Wind Ensemble which will tour Europe this summer giving concerts in seven different countries as well as at the Kennedy Center in New York City Contributions may also be made by sending them to: Sue Bailey Scholarship und Mowrystown 0 45155 The support of the community in this most worthwhile project will be greatly appreciated Made In Advance Reservations for the Hillsboro High School Class of '67 reunion to be held at Snow Hill Country Club on July 9 must be in by June 30 Reservations at $15 per couple and $750 single may be mailed to John Glaze Mrs Edgar (Yolanda Phillips) Williamson or Mrs Dale (Sue Bennett) Martin wedding cake pie young couple honeymooned in Williamsburg Va and Lexington Ky They will reside at 640 Northridge Road Columbus The bride is a senior in animal RD IT ft Cbfiimbus Mr' Bass Is I estat? Suns Come And Co Sunset aftor sunset fades In tho glowing west Ono by one our frlonds and loved ones are gathering home Tho pendulum pauses ono stroke and all is over Another Ufa here on earth Is dona Louise Smith daughter of Augustus and rances Beier Resibois wa born December 16th 1913 near Harwood Ohio in Highland County She departed this life in the Clinton Memorial Hospital Wilmington Ohio on May 20th 1977 a the age of 63 years 5 months and 4 days On Jan 10 1942 she was united in marriage to William A Smith who survives She also leaves a daughter Mrs Connie Tira of Hillsboro two sons: Kenneth of ayetteville and William Junior of Route 1 ML Orab Ohio and two grandchildren: Brian and Cindy A brother Clarence Resibois of Hollowtown also survives along with nieces and nephews and other relatives and friends Her parents and her sister Mary Hill have preceded her in death Many people knew Louise because she has spent most all of her life in the Harwood Buford community She will be sadly missed Sunset and evening star And ono clear call for mol And may thoro bo no moaning of tho bar Whan I put out to sea hutsuchcitldo as rnovlngsbbmsiTsfbofh" too full far sound and foam Whan that which draw from out tho boundloss doop Turns again homo Twilight and evening ball And aftor that tho dark! And may thoro ba no sadness of farowell when I embark OPEN DAILY Brides To Be! orms for wedding write ups may be obtained at the Press Gazette office These must be completed and returned to the office within three weeks aftfr the wedding Completed forms will be held for a reasonable time by the social editor until the wedding photo is received Photographers should be informed of the deadline and get photos to the Press Gazette office We will continue to serve you with the latest fashions available in a li tynrrerch and is DPEM6AJA TO IOPAA7SUhLTHRUTHURS 6AM TO 12 PM I AND SAT Phone 382 1539 or amily or Party Reservations Carolyn Phelps Hillsboro Teresa Grimsley Greenfield Ellen Boyle Leesburg Virginia Dick Hillsboro Lou Vencill Peebles Nancy Dyer Hillsboro Linda Cox Hillsboro Thank you again for your interest and support Boy Scout Troop 226 will have their spring paper drive on Saturday May 28 Newspapers only will be collected The semi trailer will be stationed at the end of East Walnut St on the county lot no later than Thursday May 26 Help the scouts by delivering sacked bundled or boxed newspapers to the trailer or place on the curb or porch where easily seen for pick up Jf missed in the drive call 393 2465 or contact any Wants reedom or May Dec Affair Something to think mk iciiu3 woo nave oeen so kind during the illness and the loss of our loved one Mrs Louise Smith THE AMILY Mrs Robert Cornelius Hillsboro Inez Koenig Hillsboro Mrs 0 Shoemaker Peebles Mrs Barbara Larkin Hillsboro 'Mildred Jamison Peebles Mrs" Highland Dorothy Hall HiHsbord MRS JEREY LBASS St Hillsboro Edgar Williams of Hillsboro Mrs Phyllis Tipton organist and Mr Tom Patton vocalist presented a program of nuptial music before the exchange of wedding vows Included in the program was a song Goes On written by the groom and sung by Mr Patton Given in marriage by her father the bride was radiant in her formal wed ding gown of white qiana accented with lace trimming She carried a bouquet of soynia roses orchids breath stephanotis and greenery Miss Sandra Colliver served her sister as maid of honor Bridesmaids were Miss Marie McNeal Miss Molly Perdue step sister of the groom Miss Susie Sharp cousin of the groom and Mrs George Streitenberger cousin of the bride They all carried bouquets of soynia roses breath and greenery' Mrs Colliver selected an aqua blue gown with matching jacket for her wedding Mrs Perdue mother of the groom wore a pastel floral print gown Mr Mark Bass attended his brother as best man Ushers were Mr Greg Bass another brother Mr David Colliver brother of the bride Mr James Williams cousin of the bride and Mr Stephen Sharp cousin of the groom A reception was held at Walnut Hill Country Club where the LIBERTY COUNCIL TV" AGRI Mr" and Mrs" "Lester 7 Vance" "Members of "Agri arm Bureau welcomed members of" Liberty Advisory Council met in the home of Township arm Bureau Mr and Mrs Marlon Hartman Council to their home on Greystone Tuesday May 17 for the monthly Drive riday evening May 20 session President Charles Cannon presided President Gerald Newman presided at the business session Mrs loyd at the brief routine business uapunger reaa an arucie ui iionur oi 1 Memorial Day ana a poem trom laeais magazine Land Is for the devotional period Mr Vance gave the co op business report loyd Caplinger led the group in a discussion on "Policy Developments Members were invited to find places at two prettily appointed tables for the serving of a dessert course mints nuts and coffee A lovely bouquet of flowers centered the table Mr and Mrs Paul Burch will host the June 17 meeting of the council The hostess invited her guests to the fellowship room where a delicious dessert coffee tea nuts and candies were served at the small tables cen lerea witn small bouquets Mr Walter Whisner and Mrs Elton will serve as hostesses June 9 meeting Eagles Auxiliary Plans or inLDLunur 111NI W1IYGS buna throughout North America The firiy Hummingbird is an exquisite sight' to behold Attract these birds righj up to your window sill or porch with this unique easy to as semble feeder Kit contains 4 oz feeder bottle with hanger bee guard 3 oz packet of nectar plus recipe for homemade nectar $350 complete with instructions Mail phone orders accepted ar vest House 116 1 513 393 3433 The Windmill Restaurant manner that nd Ha tn tntiM LZutfrroc that he tell his trouble to a doctor salesnan for Cam Taylor Realtors of before you tell yours to a lawyer Worthington utLnJi ABBTriwyTrasnanaanauur' Restaurant on the eve of the daughter were too close to suit me Colliver Bass parting uy teinng my husband a few things about her and they are no longer close WJftlfJru Then he developed a closeness with our son and I used the same method 'and our son left home Someone in our family who knew how 1 solved this prpblem sent me an article in which there was a similar situation It said the wife was jealous of her own children Abbybecause 1 want to be first in my husband's life does that mean I am jealous? I admit jealous where other women are concerned because when he has had to go out of town on business I member of Troop 226 always go with him I trust him IN town but not OUT of town I think that Daepnntlnnc A4 1 ict Ap kind of jealousy is normal but I XeservUDOnS YICST Be Mrs Brooksbank Is Hostess To Afternoon Circle Meeting Mrs Herbert BrookbanK served as lostess for the monthly meeting of Thursday Afternoon Circle May 12eld in irst Presbyterian Church mrlor Mrs Brookbank president called session to order with unison singingf aith Looks Up To The jroup also sang to1rs Harry Young and Mrs Brookbank who were observing May birthdays Mrs Brookbank read from Concern magazine Spiritual and Blossom Where You Are or devotions Mrs Clarence Hamilton read the 93rd Psalm and ippropriate readings "Judging Mhers" and "The Importance of Being you" as well as two short poems Sermon tn and losing with prayer Roll call was answered with each living a Mother's Day poem Routineeports were heard and the least coinolleetion counted Members were reminded of the Aomen's Association meeting which a ill lie held in the fellowship room May 26 Thursday Afternoon Circle will be host group for the noon potluek luncheon Cards were signed for the sick and Jiut ins of the church and community The regular collections were taken Mrs Harley Elton was in charge of i he program She read an article from Headers' Digest "The Reward Of Caring" Mrs Elton also had someharming "thoughts and voices for the day All repeated the Mizpah benediction lo close the meeting But "give up your last for your freedom because that "sweet unspoiled girl" might al: jawprise you and disappear when she discovers you're broke DEAR ABBY What do you think of a 28 year old college educated man who takes a ping pong ball to bed with him every night and keeps bouncing it off the wall and catching it until he gets tired enough to fall asleep? my AKk 1 'riusDaira IB Lilt? WvCLtbl most unspoiled girl in the world She is just the opposite of my wife She ap preciates every little thing given her like a small inexpensive car some clothes and taking care of her hospital bill I would gladly marrytfiisgirl How caKTget my wife to give in? LONG ISLANDER DEAR ISLANDER: Make her a or Making Our Grand Opening An Outstanding Success! own children do you? JEALOUS DEAR JEALOUS: Yes And from where sit I would say that yoa are I would also say that the you used to break up the between your husband and your children was underhanded and nothing to be proud of We Carry Everything or The Home Sporting Goods Lawn Garden Supplies Appliances And Clothing DISCOUNT HeskH Agency 111 INSURANCE BONDS LIE INSURANCE 1 10 East Main Street Hillsboro Ohio 393 1944 Memorial Day Grave Decorations Wreaths Geraniums Headstone Sprays UDWICKS XrMlWEKS lainar eclipses are caused by the moon passing through the shadow of earth Under favorable conditions a total eclipse may last for two Don stand in vour own lieht hv neglecting to insure your valuables If vou are going on a trio or nlanninu a re comnlPtAivLT? gWkiTietttemCTrt whrc'h she rrfusetU wiasc IwpXC HESKETT INS we have such a plan a He claims it wiblbwas 'cetffercd' wiih'anbiiTTer have been married for two years and he started this foolishness about six months ago I have even considered leaving this nut PING PONG PROBLEM DEAR PING: Your husband is in 11 nhij TH I 4 is Ill wv.