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SIX- Pfc. Harry Snyder, and Irish Bride are Pic. Harry E. Snyder, of Hebron and his bride, formerly Miss Esther Mary Geraghty of Dublin, Ireland. Mrs.

Snyder is serving in the WAAF of Britain and is the daughter of Mrs. Joseph Geraghty of Dub- Dinner Party in Mayfair Room of Lake Breeze Hotel Highlights House Party of Alpha Pi Sigma a week's HIGHLIGHTING members of arranged a dinner party Tuesday at the Lake Breeze hotel. Covers were placed for the Mrs. following: Mrs. Donald Wilson, Charles Evans, Mrs.

Vernon Smithberger, Mrs. Stanley Lake, Mrs. Milton Puffer, Mrs. John Whittier, Mrs. J.

E. Drumm, Mrs. Clarence Ketchum, Mrs. Andrew Turner, Mrs. Ray Saunders, Misses Margaret Paulsen, Maxine Moran, Clara Evelyn Butler, Evelyn Swain, Doris Wilkin, Cobel, Mildred Baughman, Virginia Helen Bell, Ethel Wente, Julianne Riesbeck and Alice Berson.

A MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER WAS ARRANGED IN THE HOME OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boyer, 737 Rice street, Tuesday, for Pfc and Mrs. Charles Kaneff (Doris Adams). The hours were spent informally and they received many gifts.

Refreshments were served to Miss Jeanette Welch, Mrs. Eva Thompson, Mrs. Kenneth Seadaughter Sandra, Mrs. Russel Barricks and daughter Karen, Mrs. Albert Wolfe, Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hiles, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Evans, Mrs. Frank Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Banks, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Boyer and daughter Judith, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boyer, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rusk, Mrs.

Harner Yockey, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bennett and daughter Ruth, Misses Carol Ann Bagent, Mary Darlene Jenkins, Clarice Hupp. Eleanor Yockey, Joan Petrey, Ruth Hupp, Billie Sue Melton, Betty Moran, ginia Boyer, Deloris Logsden, Carol Brooks, Betty Hiles, Ruth Banks, Helen Boyer, Anna Boyer, Jannie Boyer, Mrs. F.

Freeman, Emery Bevard, David Banks, E. G. Whyde, Master Charles Boyer. THE WOMAN'S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE of the East Main Street Methodist church will hold the regular meeting in the church Thursday with the 1 o'clock luncheon served by members of the third circle. A Do you suffer from MONTHLY NERVOUS TENSION with its weak, tired feelings? It functional periodic disturbances make you feel nervous, tired, restlessst such times -try this great medicine -Lydia E.

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VEGETABLE Lydia E. Pinkham's COMPOUND party at a cottage at the Alpha Pi Sigma night in the Mayfair room Lentz Attend Wedding Of Their Nephew lin. Pfc. Harry Snyder is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry E. Snyder of Hebron. They were married in St. Mary's Roman Catholic church in Dunmow, Essex, England, on March 13. Social Calendar WEDNESDAY.

The auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars hold the quarner Memorial hall terly birthday, anniversary dinwith members taking a covered dish. Handicap tournament for women golfers opens at Moundbuilders Country club with the first match in the morning. Cherry Valley Mothers' club meets in the home of Mrs. Martin B. Jones, 981 Woodlawn avenue, at 12:30 o'clock.

THURSDAY. Mr. and Mrs. C. V.

Campbell entertain the choir of the First Baptist church and their guests with a picnic supper party at 6:30 in their FRIDAY. The annual "get ready" picnic of the 20th Century club is held at the Health camp all day with the picnic party at noon. SATURDAY. Members of Moundbuilders Country club are, entertained with a pre-holiday dancing party from 10 to 1 o'clock in the club. MONDAY.

Alpha chapter of the Gradale sorority plans an outdoor program in Dugway park at 7 p. m. Past Officers of D. of A. Meet at Dinner Tuesday Dinner was served at 6:30 in Hull Place Tuesday night to members, of the Daughters.

Past of Officers' Amer-1 ica with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Parried as hosts.

Games were played and prizes were won by Mrs. C. N. Crisswell, Mrs. Maude Ganshaw, Mrs.

Harry Houser and Mrs. Wayne Moore. Mrs. Pierce Packham and Mrs. Herman Peoples will be hostesses at the next meeting on July 26.

Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Parr.

Mrs. Merle Anderson, Mrs. Victor Landrum, Mrs. Bessie Dorn, Mrs. Effie Bonham, Mrs.

Maude Ganshaw, Mrs. H. B. McLaughlin, Mrs. Harry Houser, Mrs.

Samuel Moffett, Mrs. Pierce Packham, Mrs. C. N. Crisswell, Mrs.

Clarence Patterson, Mrs. Mary Crumrine and Mrs. Grace Mercer. SILENT CIRCLE OF THE KING'S DAUGHTERS MET TUESDAY NIGHT in the home of Mrs. Lloyd Greer in Hudson avenue.

Mrs. Faye Cross gave the Bible study and 21 members responded to roll call. The annual picnic of the circle was planned for July 24 in the home of Mrs. S. E.

Alban, 1196 Evansdale avenue. Garlic salt will put zest in summer salad dressings. -THE NEWARK ADVOCATE AND AMERICAN TRIBUNE- SOCIETY Hebron Soldier Takes Irish Girl For His Bride in St. Mary's Church, Dunmow, Essex, England A Miss NNOUNCEMENT Esther Mary is being Geraghty, made only Joseph Geraghty of Dublin, Ireland, Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry formerly of Newark. The wedding was by Rev. Father Borer, pastor of St. Mary's Roman Catholic! church in Dunmow, Essex, England, on March 13 at 10 a. m.

Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast and reception was held, attended by friends of the couple in the American and the British forces. Mrs. Snyder is a member of the WAAF of Britain and Pic. Snyder served with the 82nd Medical corps of glider and paratroopers. He enlisted Jan.

3, 1943, and has been in the European theater of war since March 13, 1944. He is now stationed in Lofer, Aust 1. guarding prisoners of war. Pfc. Snyder enlisted just before graduation from Hebron high school.

Capt. Colburn of WAC Honored at A Picnic Supper Capt. Kathryn Colburn of North Carolina, who came to Newark recently, a picnic supper was arranged in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rarick in 953 Woodlawn avenue, Tuesday night by her associates in the payroll department of the Fifth Service Command Base shop.

Capt. Colburn joined the staff there last as civilian personnel officer." She came from Camp Atterbury, where she held a similar position. She is a member of a patriotic family having two brothers and a brotherin-law in service. Also her husband, First Lt. Jack Colburn, of the Engineers corps is stationed in Manila, Philippine Islands.

Capt. Colburn was sworn in the WAC on July 28, 1942. Tuesday night at the party for her the time was spent informally with games after the picnic supper. Those present were Capt. Kathryn A.

Colburn, Mrs. Ellsworth Cooperrider, Misses L. Waterman. Pearl Wisener, Reba P. Wince, Isabelle Jones, Mary Keim.

Jean Hollar, and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Rarrick. supper Tuesday night in Dugway Roadside park, after which was a business meeting and election of officers.

George Cunningham was electpresident; Kenneth Hollar, vice president; Raymond Gregg, secretary: Mrs. Ralph Rector, assistant secretary, and Mrs. Franklin Lumm, treasurer. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Ashcraft and son LarMr. and Mrs. George Cunningham and daughters Judy and Janet, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hollar and daughter Sue, Mr.

and Mrs. Franklin Lumm and children Roberta and Ronnie, Mrs. Lewis Knox and Walter Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. son, Raymond Gregg, Mrs.

Blanche Babbitt. Miss Phoebe Wyant, Miss Ethel Farmer, Miss Jo Ann Moore and Rev. Frederick Brown. The next meeting will not be until September. WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS of Neal nue Methodist church held a picnie supper Tuesday night in Dugway 10 BIG GLASSES PARD OF TASTY! 5 DRINKS! ASSORTED FLAVORS AT ALL DEALERS FUR STORAGE can a a die a before mended free! storing Furs minor rips and repairs own premises.

fumigated on our All furs stored BAY FURRIERS Exclusive GREEN Newark's Only Over Furrier Years' Experience 40 SEND THEM NOW! JUNE 21, 1943 Local Couple Live in California of the marriage of daughter of Mrs. and Pfc. Harry E. E. Snyder, Hebron, Australian Bride Plans have been completed for Mrs.

Russell Prince of Brisbane, Australia, to join her husband, Pfc. Russell Prince, recently honorably discharged from the United States army. Mrs. Prince was scheduled to leave Sydney Saturday to come to Newark. She was formerly Miss Ruby Fowle and the marriage took place May 6, 1944, in the West End Methodist church in Brisbane.

Mr. Prince is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Prince, Route 2, Thornville. Personals Mr.

and Mrs. Adam Hack, 254 North Cedar street, have returned from Akron, Ashland and Cleveland where they visited friends. Nelda Spicer, 10. of 303 East Main street, was treated in the City hospital Tuesday at noon for minor injuries of the right arm suffered when it caught in the rells of an electric wringer. No broken and she was Daters dismissed.

Bob V. Baughman, has informed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Baughman, 649 East Main street, that he has been assigned to they V-5 unit at Wooster university, Wooster. Baughman enlisted in the navy in October, 1942, and received training at Great Lakes, Ill.

He recently' Lieut. Perdue and Bride Residing In Chico, Calif. FOLLOWING their marriage in the chapel at the air base in Chico, Lt. and Mrs. Edward C.

Perdue are living in Chico. Mrs. Perdue was formerly Miss Alice Billingsley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.

E. Billingsley, 18 Fulton avenue. Lt. Perdue is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Perdue, 54 West Channel street. The marriage was read by Chaplain Briggs, and the attendants were Mrs. William Jones (Virginia Vogan) of Newark and Lt.

Edward Mays of Hailford, Conn. Mrs. Billingsley accompanied her daughter to California and remained for the wedding on May 13. completed a 30-day leave with his parents after completing nine trips in the Atlantic and Pacific. Mrs.

Floyster Johnson and daughter Lucile of Mt. Vernon and Mrs. Everett Bucy of Hunter street spept Tuesday in Columbus. Mrs. Sidney Haller (Rose Crean), who has been here for several weeks, since the death of her mother, Mrs.

Jennie Crean, 369 Clinton street, will return July 10 to her home in Key where her husband is gaged in rehabilitation work for the U. S. government. Miss Kathryn Barnhard has resumed her duties as operator at the Western Union after a vacation trip to her home in Marietta. Mrs.

Albert Pierpont, near Highwater, underwent an operation Monday in City hospital. Her condition is as good as can be expected. Mrs. Della Smith, Rye Beach, a former resident of Newark, entered Mt. Carmel hospital, Tuesday for removal of a cataract.

Mrs. Maude Booher, 74 King avenue, received a telegram Tuesday from her son, John Booher, informing her that he had arrived in New York on Sunday and would arrive home tonight for a furlough. Pfc. Booher served six months in Germany with a medical corps of the 97th division. Eugene Pryor, is spending a 12-day leave, with his grandmother, Mary Pryor, 361 Clarendon street.

Pryor will report to Purdue university, Lafayette, at the end of his leave. Pfc. Jack Kirk is spending 30-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

M. Kirk, 176 14 months in England, East Main street, after spendice. Luxembourg and Germany. Pfc. Kirk, theater wears four ribbons battle and holds stars the on Purple Heart medal, Presidential Unit citation and the Combat Infantryman's badge.

Kirk has been in the service since October, 1943. He will report back to Camp Atterbury, Ind. PENNEYS SHOP THURSDAY A. M. We Close Thursday at Noon LOOK! LADIES' SUMMER DRESSES Just In Time Drastic Reductions $3.66 LADIES' LADIES' BLOUSES PLAY SHOES Soiled.

Slightly OTHERS to $2.49 White Oxfords. Sandals- $198 Reduced! NON-RATIONED! $198 Ladies' Bare Leg BEACH HOSIERY TOWELS All Sizes. Approximate Shades 90" x36" Summer Size 49c $131 MEN'S BOYS' SUMMER BASEBALL PANTS CAPS Waist 29 to 42. All Sizes. For Hot Blue, Weather $798 Green, 49c BOYS' SLACK SUITS SHORT SLEEVES SANFORIZED Ages 8 to 18 Reduced To Clear $3.98 a T.

AND MRS. EDWARD C. PERDUE, both formerly of Newark are living in Chico, Calif. Mrs. Perdue was formerly Miss Alice Billingsley of Newark.

Their marriage tool place in the chapel at the air base at Chico field. Primrose Club Members Guests Of Mrs. Edwards Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Emmett Edwards entertained the members of the Primrose club with o'clock luncheon in Hull Place. The only guest of the club was Miss Marlene Ann Reichley.

Summer flowers in a variety colors centered the table. Plans were made for a picnic is be held in the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. William Stevens, Buckeye Lake, on July 4. Games were played and the prizes were awarded Mrs.

Chifford Kline. Mrs. Thomas Snodgrass and Mrs. Ralph Betz. The next regular meeting will be a luncheon in Hull Place on July 24 with Mrs.

William Gal' lagher as hostess. Paprika, the red spice from a mild flavored pod pepper, is known to be high in vitamin A Bridge Club Entertained By Mrs. Jones AND MRS. GUY LENTZ A have returned from Cleveland where they attended the wedding of their nephew, John David Trisler son of the late Attorney Charles Wesley Trisler, Denver, and Mrs. Trisler of Zanesville, and Miss Margaret Elizabeth Mathews, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Pierce Mathews, Elmira, N. Y. The ceremony took place in Epworth-Euclid Methodist church at 4:30 Saturday afternoon. Rev.

John Knox Hess read the double ring ceremony. The bride given in marriage by her father, had chosen a gown of ivory satin. Her fingertip veil of illusion was attached to a tiara of real orange blossoms and her arm was fashioned of white orchids, jewelry and was a Stephanotis. single Her strand only pearls, a gift of the bridegroom. Miss Jacqualine Staats of Chagrin Falls, classmate of the bride, as maid of honor and only attendant, wore pale blue net, a tiara blossoms and carried Wilkie roses, delHarang, phinium and daisies.

Jay Cherry, fraternity brother of the bridegroom, acted as best man, and Messrs. Robert W. Mathews and Wallace N. Goldenbogen, brother and cousin of the bride, were ushers. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the church parlors.

The bride is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan university and member of Phi Beta Kappa, is an analytical chemist for E. I. du Pont and company, Cleveland. Mr. Trisler attended Denver schools and Ohio Wesleyan where he affiliated with Sigma Chi fraternity.

He is a student in the Western Reserve school of medicine. Upon their return from their wedding trip they will be at home in 2110 Cornell road, S. Cleveland. MEMBERS OF THE FIFTH DIVISION OF THE WOMEN'S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE of the First Methodist church will meet in the home of Mrs. Earl Deck in 228 Eddy street Thursday at 2 o'clock instead of 12:30 as planned.

Wipe out the bread box daily and wash and scald it at least once a week. DU PONT HOUSE PAINT KEEPS WHITE HOUSES WHITE THE "SELF- -CLEANING" PAINT DEVELOPED BY DU PONT CHEMISTS Du Pont "self- cleaning" White House Paint stays white because its high-hiding pigments combine with other ingredients to cause a chemical "self-cleaning" process. Then, too, its excellent spread per gallon and its fast application stretch your money farther. You'll be proud because you get a brilliant white, topquality job and it will cost you no more. Available in Light Tints The -cleaning" properties that keep the White white, also keep the colors brighter and cleaner.

MOHLENPAH CHINA STORE 30 SOUTH THIRD STREET DU PONT PAINT SERVICE CENTER fragrant red TOSAS were used throughout the home of Mrs. Clarence Jones in 305 Webb Place Tuesday when she enter tained the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club and guests. Following the conclusion scoring, prizes were awarded Mr. Edwin Besuden and Mrs. Frantic Webb for the club, and Mrs.

Dors thy Beard Harrison as a gues. Guests of the club were Mrs. Vi. Turner, Mrs. Harry Baker, Mrs.

J. Fulton Van Voorhis ard Mrs. Oliver H. Dockery. MRS.

THERESA PETROVICE WILL ENTERTAIN the member of the Westway club with a o'clock luncheon Thursday in net content. home in 276 Summer street. Neumode Thursday Morning Specials! ONE GROUP OF SUMMER SKIRTS COTTON $9.00 Regularly to $4.95 BLOUSES IN TWO PRICE GROUPS were $3.25 Ideal Slack Blouses, $2.00 values to $4.95 Assorted Blouses, $3.00 JEWELRY Close-outs now Regularly priced at $1,00, your choice now Values up to $13.95, $1.95 Subject to Excise Tax In the "Victorian Room' ONE RACK of DRESSES Values to $19.95, special $12.75 Values to $16.95, special $10.95 Values to $12.95, special $7.75 No Exchanges No Layarays No Approvals No Charges Neumode Hosiery Shop AUDITORIUM BUILDING.