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1 1 1 1 1 1 1 AUGUST 30, 1938 THE TIMES RECORDER, ZANESVILLE, OHIO THREE A Page For Women Readers Miss Jane Linn To Be Honored With Breakfast Mrs. Robert Warne and Mrs. Donald P. Jones are planning a breakfast for Friday morning to compliment Miss Jane Linn, whose marriage to Kenneth Gale will ber affair will be at 11 take place, on Saturday, Septemo'clock and is to be held at Headley Inn. n.

This is the first of a serles of parties planned for Miss Linn. Additional Guest Laurence Bollinger was an additional guest evening when Mrs. Daniel Durant, Richards avenue, entertained members of her club at an evening of bridge. Following the games prizes were awarded and delicious served. Buffet Dinner A buffet dinner was enjoyed last evening when Mrs.

Clyde Mitchell, Cliffwood avenue, entermembers her club at the home of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Maier, Van Horn street. Bridge followed at three tables. Rev. Mr.

Giffin And Miss Rankin Plan Wedding Miss Sara Rankin, daughter of Mrs. Sadie Rankin of near Bloomfield, will become the bride of Rev. Rodney W. Giffin, also of Bloomfield at the Bloomfield United Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon, Sept. 5.

Dr. Mark Roy, New Concord, will officiate. Rev. Mr. Giffin, the son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Giffin of Bloomfield, formerly of Wheeling, W. served the Bloomfield church since 1930.

He is a graduate Muskingum college, New Concord, and of the Pittsburgh Theological seminary. Following the wedding he will assume his new pastorate at Rye Gate, Vermont. Miss Rankin, also a graduate of Muskingum college, is a member of the Bloomfield church. She has been teaching at Pike school. The bride-elect has asked her sister, Mrs.

John Porter of Toronto, to be her matron of honor. Another sister, Miss Ethel Rankin and Miss Margaret Morrow, both of Bloomfield, will be bridesmaids. A. K. Griffith of Huntington, W.

will be his brother's best man and ushers will be two classmates of the Rev. Mr. Giffin at the seminary, Rev. C. A.

Barnes, Burgholz, and Rev. H. F. McAllister, Mt. Perry.

Preceding ceremony Miss Martha Roy, pianist, will present bridal music, and vocal numbers will be presented. Following the wedding members of the immediate families will be entertained with a reception at. the Rankin home. Later the couple will leave for a wedding trip. They will establish their home at Rye, Gate.

Officers Named By Mason Clan Officers were elected when descendants of Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Mason, Duncan met at Putnam Hill park Sunday.

They follow: Mrs. Bertha Mason Hyser, honorary president; Mrs. Alice Gray, acting president: Charles M. Crumbaker, vice president; Miss Adella Crumbaker, secretary; Eugene Mason, treasurer; and Mrs. Nettie Mason historian.

Mrs. Few presented a brief history of Dr. Mason and his family, Dr. Mason was born in Connecticut and came to this vicinity when A young man. After serving as a physician at Brush Creek.

Blue Rock, Salt Creek, and Wayne townships for nearly 50 years, he died in 1892 at the age of 82. Those present Sunday were: Mrs. Bertha Hyser, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D.

Few, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gray, Mr. and Mrs. R.

E. Mason and children, Kenneth, Harold, Betty, Marlene and Vivian, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gonder, Raymond Mason, Mrs. Esther Lowe, Mrs.

Pauline Withers and 1 daughter, June Withers, Freda Mason, Mr. and Mrs. John Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mason.

Ileene Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Crumbaker and son Earl, Mr.

and Mrs. F. E. Crumbeker and son Charles, all of Zanesville, Mr. and Mrs.

C. M. Crumbaker, Adella Crumbaker, Mrs. Herbert Blake and son, Herbert Charles, all of Duncan Falls, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Floyd Crumbaker and son and daughter Julius and Lulu of Shadyside; Mrs. Edith Cline of Philo, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tyler and guests, Mr.

and Mra. Anthony Cacese, Mr. and Mrs. Phil A. Cyphers of Pittsburgh.

The peacock, that most regal of birds, embroidered in colorful wool or silk adds rich dignity to any room. Pattern 6159 contains a transfer pattern of a panel 15x20 inches: color chart and key; materials needed; Illustrations of stitches. Year's Plans Outlined For M.P. Parish Plans for the coming year were outlined by the pastor of Zanesville parish, Rev. Louis A.

Bangerter on Sunday morning at Rolling Plains and Meadow Farm churches. The was returned by the conference to this charge for his second year. After rehearsing briefly his impression of, and reactions to, the recent annual conference at Sabina, he suggested the following emphases for the local churches this conference year: A large and representative delegation from this charge to the district meeting on October 18. to be held at the Zanesville First M. P.

church, a wider use of the "Upper Room" for devotional purposes in the home, a systematic and thorough study of Bible for both young and adults, a house to house visitation plan to acquaint the churches with the immediate needs of their munities, and A church Loyalty Sunday on which every member of the church would be accounted for. school Stortes. Lodge News, BookA Muate Girl Scouts To Be Started on Fall Activities Plans for the autumn season for the Zanesville area, Girl Scouts of America, will be discussed when the local council meets at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. September 13. The council meetings will be the second Tuesday of each month during the year.

The camp committee will meet at 10 o'clock Thursday morning, September 8. the program committee at 1:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon, September 8, the publie relations committee at o'clock on Friday afternoon, September 9, and the finance committee at 10 o'clock Friday morning, September All meetings will be held In the office. The director, Miss Eleanor Moninger, will be in her office every day except Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 3 o'clock. revised Girl program will be started sometime during the year. The new program offers a wider scope for Individualism and is more plastic.

Beta Sigma Phi Will Entertain At Formal Ball Psi chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority, will entertain with dance in the Sky room at the Hotel Rogge on Thursday evening, September 8. Invitations will be issued within a few days. Virginia Botzko and Miss Virginia, for the McGee, president. and COchairmen in charge. last evening the Rogge to disMembers sorority met oft cuss plans for the coming affair.

Guests Honored Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Davis, Manhattan, were honored Sunday when their cousins, Mr.

and Mrs. Elba V. Howell, Clay pike, entertained with a picnic dinner at o'clock Sunday, Garden flowers decorated the home and the afternoon was spent socially. Mr. and Mrs.

Davis are the guests of the former's sisters, the Misses Orpha and Cora Davis and Mrs. W. P. Wagner. Bridge Club Mrs.

Paul Schultheis will entertain members of her club at her home Friday evening. Following an evening of bridge prizes will be awarded and refreshments will be served. Say it with a Clear Skin WHY cause continue your skin to be does not embarrassed have that be. healthy glow so much desired by everyone, when S.S.S. Tonic may be just you need to give it new life and color? You, too, may have restored to you that alert feeling that will show in the sparkle of your eyes and the healthy glow of a clear complexion, reflecting good health and well being.

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Final 35 smart summer formerly up A stunning group 14 to 50. clearance at ridiculously low price. crepes of volles, linens, 97c 10 BEAUTIFUL CREPES IN PRINTS AND MONOTONES, FORMERLY TO Up to $1.95 Culottes and Play Suits $14.95 NOW $4. ALL LESS OTHER THAN BETTER HALF-PRICE! DRESSES Good clothes in selection attractive of well-tailored sports 77c Second Floor Pin Money Shop--Second Floor Unbleached Muslin Candlewick Spreads 18c Pillow Cases 10 yards 59c 93c Fine quality muslin sold only Generous hand-tufting on 42" x36" cases of obIn 10 yard lengths. Famous fine quality muslin.

Attrac- vious quality. The lowest tial reduction. Regularly this grade. "Ironwear" brand. Substan- tive pattering, and colors.

price we've ever made on 81x99 SHEETS 70x80 BLANKETS Regularly $1.19 Part Wool, Regularly $3.50 Pair Excellent quality seamless sheets free of 15 pairs of slightly soiled wool blankat this low 96c Actual values to $3.50........ all dressing. Lay in a supply ets in blue, green or rose. $1.94 First Floor First Floor Chenille Bath 88c REMNANTS 49e Bath Fielderest 36c Room PRICE! and seat cov- Big, soft, absorbent towels in Matching rugs All remnants in domestic, orchid or silk and drapery departments attractive pastel colors with ers in black, green, maize. Limited quantity, slashed in half.

Fine selec- decorative borders. tions. No Mend Stockings Women's Handkerchiefs Irregulars of $1.00 and $1.25 Grades Pure Linen--Regularly 500 Very Colors slight are: Lazy irregularities. Tan, 79c in Fall Beautiful street linen shades, kerchiefs hand 29c Honey Moon, Ginger, Ven- appliqued with hand-rollture Gold, Gypsy Wine, 2 Pairs ed hems and exquisite 4 for Mad Cap. Sizes to $1.50 spoke stitches.

$1.00 $1.79 Washable Up to $2.95 $1.00 and $1.95 Blouses Cape Gloves. $1.39 Women's $1.00 and Boleros. 43c Smart pullover styles in Special lot of Jackets in Odds and ends priced for brown and black, some with brown, grey and other Fall Immediate clearance. Desirself-trim, others trimmed in colors some water-proof. able styles in plain colors and contrasting colors.

Marvelous value. prints. New Fall Up to $3.95 Up to $1.00 Leather $1.00 Girls' 59c Girls' Dresses. 35c Zipper tops and smart new Slightly soiled summer Excellent choice of slightly styles in genuine dresses in sizes 3 to 16, Tues- soiled children's dresses In frame suede and leathers. Black day only at this infinitesimal sizes 3 to 12.

While they and colors. price. last! Men's $1.65 $1.95 Broadcloth Pajamas 83e Small lot in coat and middy styles. Sizes $1.65 and $1.85 Regular only. Men's 35c Shorts MEN'S BROADCLOTH White broadcloth shorts.

Broken sizes. Men's $1.95 All-Wool Swim Suits SHIRTS One-piece, plain white only, in small sizes. Actual value. Sizes 36-44. Zipper tops on wool trunks with built-in supports.

Men's $3.95 and $4.95 Wool Swim Suits $1.00 Men's $2.95 and $3.95 Swim Trunks Fine quality broadcloth and woven All-wool trunks in sizes 30 to 38. Limited quantity. madras in full-cut, well-tailored Men's $1.65 Wash Slacks shirts. Smart patterns and plain Sanforized shrunk slacks in sizes 33 to 40 only. whites.

Broken sizes. Men's 55c Summer Hose 29c; pairs $1.00 First Floor Nationally known brand. Full-length with elastic tops. Broken sizes. Reg.

79c Striped 23c 36-inch Plaid 23c Famous "Tru-Wear" Homespuns, Splendid Homespuns, selection yd. of rust yard. Drape Fabric, 42c 50-inch homespuns in lovely values for thrifty striped patterns. Two pieces alip-cover homespuns. fabrics in green and rust.

and green plaids in drapery women! Genuine only at this low price. Reg. 48c yard. Reg. 69c a yard.

Ruffled Curtains Congoleum Rugs White with colored dots Genuine GOLD SEAL and ruffles. Colors are: Congoleum rugs that alpink, blue, gold, and green ways sell for $6.95. Very 42c 4.44 on white. 22 inches wide. Regularly 79c.

Third Pair special for Tuesday only. Each Floor. Size: 9x12. Third Floor. Spun New Rayon, Fall Patterns fort Reg.

$1.19 Com- 92c Reg. tress $1.39 Mat- 87c 38c Reversible comfort or blank- Sani-slip covers cut amply Beautiful new Fall patterns et covers with taped seams large to allow for shrinkage. Washable, 39 and rubber buttons. Full Full bed size, Perfect procolors. 49e tection for mattresses.

inches wide. Regularly size, fast colors. yard. Revolving Smart HosReg. Table $1.00 Card 77c pitality Sets $1.95 Serving $1.00 Suede and DuPont cloths.

Consists of electric toaster, Glass tray with four comSuedes are beautifully appli- chrome tray with 4 jam and partments. Chrome revolve qued in contrasting colors. jelly dishes. Originally much base and relish dish in Washable. higher.

tray. Women's 79e Scarfs Voile Gowns and Pajamas 78c Novelty satin prints. Good selection of de- Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16. Good quality signs. ularly $1.19.

Club Affairs: Socia events, Church Notes 127th Year To Be Observed at Sunday Meeting The Salt Creek Baptist church will hold its homecoming next Sunday, This will obsensual serve the 127th anniversary of the organization of the Salt Creek church. Speakers for the day will include Rev. H. A. Miller, Donaid Harlan, and Rev.

Harold R. Ely. The Sunday school will convene at 10 o'clock in the morning, followed by a preaching service at 11 o'clock. A basket dinner will be served at noon. At 1:30 a special service observing the 127th anniversary of the church will be held and addresses will be brought by several speakers.

An invitation is extended to to attend this annual homecoming and anniversary service. Pittsburgh Men in in 1919. HOOD REUNION The Hood reunion will be held division of St. for the 21st year at the Civitan will meet park, Marietta, on Sunday, Sept. Fred Buer- All relatives and friends are Friday eve- cordially invited and each is asked Ito bring his own table service.

Band Concert Anthony J. Cacese, Philip A. Cyphers Pittsburgh, and who are Tyler, guests call of Mrs. Tyler's parents; Mr. and Mrs.

mer Gray, Elm street, appeared the Sunday program of a the Zanesville Memorial band given at Putnam Hill park. Mr. Tyler directed Paul Kern for numbers and Mr. Cacese played "Trees" for, as a saxophone solo. Mr.

Tyler is leader of the Civic band, the WPA band, County band and Firemen's and Policemen's band at Pittsburgh. All three were members of the Pershing band which toured the world in 1919. DIVISION MEETING Mrs. Van Horn's James' Episcopal church at the home of Mrs. haus, Ashland avenue, ning.

Maier Reunion To Be Labor Day The 28th annual reunion of the Maier family will be held Labor 9 at S. the Allen, home 288 of and street, Mrs. Dwight Taylor with a basket dinner at noon. JaMaier, McConnelsville, dent of the organization, will side at the business session which will follow dinner. The social committee has prepared an interesting afternoon program.

All are asked to attend and to bring their own table service. Vivian Escover To Be Bride of Robert C. Sims Russell Escover, Sharon, is announcing the engagement of his daughter, Miss Vivian Esther Escover of Zanesville, Robert Clement Sims, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sims, Wheeling avenue.

Although the date for the wedding has not been set, it will take place sometime in October. Miss Escover from St. Nicholas "high school in June. She is a member. of St.

Nicholas church Blessed Virgin Sodality of the church. For the most of her life she has made her home with and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Escover, Hall avenue. Mr.

Sims is also a member of St. Nicholas church. He is employed with the Mosaic Tile company and following the marriage he and his bride will make their home in this city. HOOD REUNION Our Service--Is oftimes confused with a service costing twice its value in most places. Mangold Funeral Home, Inc.

Phone 330 Zanesville, Ohio Leadership! Be the first to lead the Fall Fashions with New PERMANENT. Beautiful, natural, $4, waves $5 and and curls $6.50. at $1, $2, $2.50, Finger Wave Shampoo Each Electric Arches and Electric Manicure LaDONNA WAVE SHOP Room 4, Kresge Main at 5th Phone 1708 Look Pleasan't Please In A DIRNDL! Kate YOU'LL LOOK YOUR BEST IN SCHOOL OR AT PLAY IN THESE DIRNDLS $2.00 and $3.50 From the famous "Kate Greenway" line, we've selected a large variety of their many new interpretations of the Dirndl fashion There's pleats, prints, and plaids and many novelty fabrics. Some with gathered skirts, some with shirred waistlines and many other cute models There's no end to the variety of dresses in the new Fall line we have to show you bring Mother in tomorrow, she'll understand why "Kate Greenways" are so popular with school girls. OTHER DRESSES AT $1.00 AND UP Weser's Slacks to Meet for Second Season The second annual reunion of the Slack families will be held at the Caldwell fairgrounds Sunday, Sept.

all relatives are cordially invited. A basket dinner wil be served at noon. Officers are Charles Slack, president; John Horton, vice president; Mabel Hesson, secretary and treasand Vivian Slack, Lena urer, and Eleanor Gildow, entertaining committee. Feldners Honor Mrs. Giles at Informal Party Mrs.

E. J. Feldner and her daughter, Miss Jane Feldner, entertained with an informal tea yesafternoon for the pleasure terday, Kenneth Giles, Hollis, L. I. Mrs.

Giles, the former Polly Young, and her daughter, Diane, are visiting Giles' mother, Mrs. Russell Young, Blue avenue. Mrs. C. F.

Young presided at the tea table, which was attractively decorated with garden flowers in pastel shades. Varieties of flowers were arranged through the other rooms. Mrs. Giles and her daughter will leave Saturday for their home. They will be accompanied by the former's sister, Miss Nancy Young, who will visit in Hollis for some time.

Initiation Planned Rough initiation for Sigma Delta Pi sorority will precede the formal ceremonial to be held on September 14. The rough initiation will be on Tuesday evening, September 13, with the sorority president, Mrs. Armbruster, in charge. will meet at the Rosellers Armbruster home at 7 o'clock in the evening. Committees for Festival Named Committees for the Jubilee festival of St.

Nicholas Catholic church, which Father will A. L. honor Leininger the year of priest, have been named. The Altar society is in charge of the occasion, which will be held Nov. 18 and 19, and other members of the church are assisting.

Officers of the society form the general committee and are Miss Margaret Merkle, Mrs. F. A. Burkhart, Miss Bernadetta Liston, and Mrs. Carl Heibel.

Other committees follow: Mrs. Kreamer, chairman, Weaver, co-chairEdward. man of the supper committee; Miss Lillian Mercer and Mrs. Clarence Keck, hostesses; Mrs. Chris Roessler and Mrs.

Frank Armbruster, game; Mrs. Frank Lee and Mrs. Charles Pfeifer, cake and ice cream. Mrs. Herbert Durant and Mrs.

Francis Wohl, fish pond; Mrs. John Arnold and Mrs. Edward Freiermuth, country store; Mrs. Robert Roll and Miss Loretta Adams, doll; Mrs. Glenn Morrison and Miss Catherine Liston, candy.

Carl L. Heibel and Louis Heibel, games; Frank Burkhart and George Merkle, pop stand; Robert Heinrich, chairman, John Greten, Morris Hotter, George J. Liston, Harold Greulich, and Edward F. Himmelspach, special tickets. Dick Homestead Scene of Meet The old Dick homestead, now home of Mr.

and Mrs. Otis Dick, was the scene of the annual DickMills reunion Sunday. Dinner was enjoyed at noon and during the afternoon games and a program were enjoyed. Officers elected Included Mrs. Olive Starkey, president; Mrs.

Arthur Ankrum, secretary; and Mrs. Dot Hazlett, treasurer. The next reunion will be held the second Sunday in September, 1939. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

Dana Dick, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dick and daughter, Ann; Mr. and Mrs. S.

Wakefield, and daughter, Viola Mae: Jessie Bratton and Miss Mildred Bratton, Newark: Mr. and Mrs. Emmons Dick, Miss Gertrude Dick, Mrs. Zetta Dick, Robert Frederick and Naomi Dick, Pleasant Valley; Mr. and Mrs.

Owen Dick and Miss Dorothy Dick. Earl Schenk, Miss Louise Dick and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ankrum, Zanesville; Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Dick and daughter, Norma Mae; Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hursey and children, Geraldine, Dickie and Jean, Gratiot; Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Starkey and sons, Richard and Robert, and granddaughter, Barbara Ann.

Glenford; Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Bromley, Cincinnati; Rev. and Mrs.

A. D. Barham, New Lexington; Miss Frances Mills, Mrs. Grace Lawyer and son Dickie, Pleasant Valley; Mrs. Dot Hazlett, Roy and Mrs.

India Mills, Mt. Sterling, and Russell Smart, Brownsville. Salesville Homecoming To Be Friday The Salesville school homecoming will be held at the school grounds Friday, Following morning program of games and contests, a basket dinner will be enjoyed. The afternoon program will consist of readings, talks by former teachers and pupils, and music by the Quaker City band. The public is cordially invited to attend.

Convocation Services At Church of God The Holy convocation of the Church of God In the Risen Christ, Lafayette street, will begin Friday and continued for four days, through Mnoday. The meetings will be Friday at 7:30, Saturday at 10 a. m. and Sunday at 10 a. m.

for Scripture study, A praise meeting will be held at 13 o'clock each afternoon and there will be preaching by different speakers. At o'clock Monday afternoon an ordination service will be held and 'Tiffin night will be at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening. Tennyson wrote "Crossing the when he was 80 years old..