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SOCIETY Rosalie Hughes, bride-elect Newark Advocate June 20, 1956 Rosalie Hughes Fiancee Of Robert Wade Fitch MR. AND MRS. GEORGE are announcing the riage of their daughter Rosalie of Mrs. Harry Fitch, 275 The ceremony will take place June 30 in St. Paul's Lutheran Church.

The bride-elect was graduated from Newark High School in 1956. The prospective bridegroom was graduated from Granville High School and is employed by the Kaiser Aluminum Company, Attendants of the bride and bridegroom will be Miss Marilyn Trimble as maid of honor and Royce Cannon, New Lexington as best man. Acting as hostesses at the reception will be Misses Barbara Fitch, Janie Lake and Arleen Lane. The reception will be held in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

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Dr. Morlan Has Been Awarded A Fellowship DR. ROBERT L. MOR-ings Ian, Denison University graduate of 1942, has been granted a Fulbright Fellowship to teach in Amsterdam, Holland, next year. He is completing his seventh year on the faculty of the University of Redlands in California.

He holds the rank of associate professor of government. His new assignment while he is on leave will be as visiting lecturer in political science in The Netherlands. Mrs. Morlan, the former Anne McMillen Matthews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Dudley T. Matthews, former residents of Newark, and their three children, Shirley, 10, Janet, seven, and Larry, three, will accompany Dr. Morlan to Amsterdam. Mrs. Morlan is a 1944 graduate of Denison University.

ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING of the 37th Division Club was held Tuesday night with Mrs. Eurie Lee Morgan as the hostess. A family picnic was planned and will be held at 4 p. m. Sunday, July 15 at Moundbuilders State Memorial.

The remainder of the evening was spent informally. Present were Mesdames O. G. Pitt, Eurie Lee Morgan, Ralph Moore, Everett Shepherd, Thomas Getreu, George Hughes, Earl Lallathin and Homer D. Walton.

The next meeting will be held at 8 p. m. Tuesday, July 10 in the home of Mrs. Vance Deckard. A white elephant sale will be held.

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Murphy, co-chairman, Mrs. Judson T. Lewis, Mrs. Norton Markham, Mrs. George Socoloff, Mrs.

Ray Kennedy and Miss Helen Bader. During the business meeting the following officers were elected to serve with Mrs. Muenz: Miss Ann Conley, vice president; Miss Mary Moran, treasurer; Mrs. Edward Galus ska, recording secretary; Mrs. Frank Vanucci, correspond- Warden.

Covers were placed guests. ing secretary; Mrs. O. A. McFarlane, Mrs.

Ray Szware and Mrs. Ralph Kessler, new board members. Special prizes were awarded Mrs. Earl Dandera, Mrs. Emil Celnar and Mrs.

John Donaldson. The club voted to cancel the picnic meeting and members recessed until September. Guests of the club were Mrs. James Smith Mrs. James Williams, Mrs.

Florence Sheetee, Mrs. Richard Warthen, Mrs. Frank Foley, Misses Ann Rogers, Jo Ann Mathy, Bea Costello of Cleveland, and Marjorie Pickrell. Dorothy Smith Complimented With Shower in Dennis Home TUESDAY NIGHT MISS Keith Cotterman was honored Mrs. Orville Dennis entertained er in the Dennis home.

The wedding Miss Smith and Keith Cotterman will take place at of. 2:30 p. m. Sunday, June 24 in the East Main Street Evangelical United Brethren Church. found beneath decorated sprinkGifts for the, honor guest were ling can placed on a "shower stick." Garden flowers were used throughout the rooms.

Games were played and prize won by Mrs. Melvin Nethers. Refreshments were served the honor guest, Miss Dorothy Smith and Mesdames Dwight Wince, Charles Eagle, Rodney Hill, Russell Brown, Kenneth Young, C. E. Rutledge, Wilfred Wilson, Homer Smith, wWillard Walter Stickle, Helser, Davis, Ralph Oren Eagle, L.

C. Davis, Bess Meredith, George Stotler, Russell Dusthimer, Bertha Jones, Walter Griffith, Eugene Fields, Robert Stotler, James Gill, H. G. Nichols, Ralph Davis, Sherl Smith, Melvin Nethers, Zoa Stotler, Walter Donald Cotterman, Wolford, R. A.

Beard, Carl Fogle, Frank deVaul, Robert Meadows, Jessie Furbee, James Neel, Edna Dutton, Ross Smith, Dean Freethe Rev. and Mrs. Joseph O'Reilly, Misses Sue Backenstos, Mary Smith, Twyla, Meadow, Rosalie Hill, Danny Diana Dutton, Patty Jones, Sandra Beard, Terry and Dick Dennis, Pamela DeVaul, Donna Beard and the hostesses, Mrs. Orville Dennis and Mrs. J.

A. Beard. UPSTREAMERS CLASS OF the First EUB Church held a picnic Tuesday night at Moundbuilders State Memorial followed by the business meeting. Walter Dunlap presided and the Scripture was read by Mrs. Robert Levingston.

Mrs. Dean Lucas offered the prayer. Plans were made to hold the next meeting on Sunday, July 15 at Blendon Park, Route 161. A basket dinner will be served at 1 p. m.

Present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levingston, Mr.

1 Mrs. Dwight Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Palmer, Mr. and Mrs.

John Mahan, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Watts, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dunlap, Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Patterson, Mr. Mrs. William Deutsch; Mesdames Woodrow Cookley, Gilbert Drumm, Rex C. Smith, Dean Lucas, Car Conrad: Paul S.

Shipp David Shipp, Michael Deutsch, Douglas Palmer, Richard Palmer, Dennis Lee, Mack Watts, and children, Michele Mosholder, Dawn Drumm, Barbara Benedict Palmer, Donna Brown, Linda Brown, Kathleen Ann Watts, Betsy Dunlap, Linda Lucas and Kay Marie Conrad. Trinity Church Business Women Are Entertained Miss Kathleen Steele was hostess to members of the Business Women's Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church in her home in Woods Tuesday night. Mrs. Charles Harris was the co-hostess. Miss Mary Irwin was in charge of the program and her topic was "Little Bible Companion," by Robert 0.

At the conclusion of the meeting refreshments, were served to 14 members and one guest, Mrs. William Starr. The next meeting will be a picnic on July 19 at the summer home of Miss Margaret Fuller at Wakatomika. Cairo, Egypt, has started a new State, Broadcasting and Television building. Dorothy Smith, bride-elect of when Mrs.

J. A. Beard and with a miscellaneous show- Anniversary Of of A Is Feted Tuesday IN CELEBRATION of their 32nd anniversary, members of Moundbuilders Council 232, Daughters of America, held a dinner party Tuesday night in Clary's Colonial Room. Garden flowers and white candles decorated the table. Following dinner the group assembled in IO0F Hall for the regular business meeting.

Mrs, Charles Iden, councilor presided. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Iden, Mr. and Mrs.

William Frankenberry, Mesdames C. F. Clark, Sam Moffit, Dan E. Jones, Paul Jackson, Sam Wivell, Fred Hoffman, E. L.

Sines, E. J. Miller, H. B. McLaughlin, Rose Donaldson, Irene Rogers, Abbie Copper, Agnes Bowman, Nellie Nicholson, Faye Dunbar.

Alpha Pi Sigma Sorority Meets To Plan Activity MEMBERS OF BETA Chapter of Alpha Pi Sigma Sorority held a business meeting Tuesday night in the sorority rooms. Mrs. Robert Needham, president, con ducted the meeting. Delegates were instructed regarding the convention and the sales tax committee reported that the team headed by Mrs. Harold Sheets won the contest.

Mrs. Robert Houck was captan of the losing team and they will entertain the winners with a breakfast at 8 a. m. Sunday, June 24, in Moundbuilders Sate Memorial. The meeting for July 3 has been cancelled and the July 17 meeting will be a picnic.

In charge of arrangements will be the following committee members: Mrs. John Brown, chairman, Mesdames Jerry Satterfield, Floyd Smoke, Charles Gebhart and William Steinman. Present were: Mesdames James Branscombe, Robert DeGarmo, James Egan, Dorothy Fulk, Wendell Hawthorne, Robert Houck; Clayton Hughes, Lawrence Hunter, Esther Lascore, Robert Needham, Harold Sheets, Frank Smith, Gerald Smith, Smoke, Russell Swan, John Walker, Donald Wilson, Earl Wovries, Richard Wynn, Misses Arletta Dollison, Joyce Drake, Shirley Henry, Marlene McCullough, Leona Roike, and Norma Whitis. Social Calendar THURSDAY Trudeau Guild 3 meets at 6:30 p. m.

in the home of Mrs. Robert Andrews, 198 Neal Ave. Moundview Garden Club meets at 1 p. m. in the YWCA with Mrs.

Ira Snare and Mrs. A. E. Stettler as hostesses. The exhibits are of roses.

Mrs. R. W. Lawrence and Mrs. Paul Kuhn entertain the Thursday Study Club with a luncheon at 12:45 p.

m. in the YMCA. FRIDAY Friendship Club meets in the home of Mrs. Stanley Stotler in Sharon Valley for a 12 o'clock luncheon. FOR 24 SAVE YOUR DOLLARS AT THE SPECIAL RACK OF EARLY COTTON DRESSES These Are Real Values Don't miss 'em-they're here from 9:30 to Noon Only! Sure, We're Air Conditioned For Your Comfort Spending Summer On Continent MISS MARLENE REICHLEY, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Swonger (Eagle) Install Officers During Annual Dinner Meeting APPROXIMATELY 70 members and guests attended the final meeting of the year of the Christian Women's Fellowship of Central Church of Christ, held Tuesday night in Fellowship Hall. Dinner was served 6:30 p. m. and the pastor, the Rev.

0. R. Clary, gave the invocation. Arrangements of roses and candles in crystal holders provided the table decorations. Mrs.

Wilbur Stricker, retiring copresident, presided. Yearly reports were given by the various circle leaders. Special recognition was given to the following members for having a perfect attendance record at circle and fellowship meetthe past year: Mesdames Emery Allbaugh, Wallace Crothers, Gerald Yost, Jack Prior, Frank Ashcraft, Guy Lewis, Wilbur Whyde, Mary Baker and Esther Levingston. Mrs. W.

B. Cundiff of Lorain, was the keynote speaker and also conducted installation of officers. In her talk she stressed importance of aims and purposes of the Christian Women's Fellowship. Officer intalled for the forthcoming year were Mrs. Wilbur Whyde, president; Mrs.

Fred Brown, vice president; Mrs. Richard Harris, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Orlo Ritchey, recording secretary; Mrs. E. A.

Barr, treasurer; Mrs. Howard King, service; Miss Bernice Simpson, program; Mrs. Clara Miller, study and Mrs. Clifford Roberts, worship. Circle leaders are Mesdames Warren Stage, William Myers, Fred Brown, Wallace Crothers, Delmar Livingston and Miss Chloe Braden.

The meeting closed with the Council benediction. MRS. NOBLE BAUGHMAN was hostess to members of the Isabelle Miller Chapter of the WCTU in her home in Crosley Drive Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. John Morris, devotional chairman, gave a meditation on the theme, "Ending Responsibility." For the program Mrs.

Thomas Hamlin gave a paper, on "Belief in God." and Mrs. Jesse Jackson read, "The Four L's, Look up Laugh, Love and Lift." Mrs. Henry Loughman read an article on "Keeping Faith With the Plans were made for the annual picnic and a committee was appointed by the president, Mrs. Chester Radcliffe. Refreshments were served to Mesdames E.

R. Hannum, W. S. Moore. Clark West, Walter Sherman, Iva Griffith, G.

C. McElwain, E. L. Allbaugh, John Morris, Chester Radcliffe, George A. Wolford, Martha Wright, Henry Loughman, Jesse Jackson, Elsie Gearheart, Thomas Hamlin, guest, Mrs.

H. E. Warne of Zanesville, and the hostess. Swonger-Eagle Marriage Rite Is Announced MARRIAGE VOWS WERE exchanged by Miss Lois Frances Eagle and Daniel Swonger in the home of the officiating minister the Rev. Louis Lammers, pastor of St.

John's Evangelical and Reformed Church. The bride is the of Mrs. Roy Kruger, 422 Ave. daughter, and Walter Eagle, Newark RFD. Mr.

Swonger is the son of Mrs. Rozella Swonger 15, Shields St. The double ring ceremony was read at 11 a. m. Monday morning.

The bride is a graduate of Newark High School the class of 1956. The bridegroom is employed by Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation. They are living in 422 Maple Ave. Mothers Club Holds Annual Picnic at Heath ANNUAL PICNIC FOR members of the Mothers Club of Woodside Presbyterian Church and their families was held Tuesday night at Poco Field at Heath. Following the picnic supper members held a business meeting in Friendship Center with Mrs.

Willard Willey presiding. Mrs. William Honenberger conducted contests and winners were Mrs. Charles Wolfe and a guest, Miss Bertha Weekly. Attending were Mr.

and Mrs. Willard Willey and Bob; Mr. and Mrs. William Honenberger and Kathy and Billy; Mrs. Leland Sunkle and Dick and Suzanne: Mrs.

James Shriner; Mrs. Fred Vermillion and Tim Cindy; Mrs. Charles Wolfe and Steve, Craig and Kristianne; Mrs. Wilford Butcher: Mrs. Olus Hillearv: Mrs.

Dorothy J. Rasp and Miss Bertha Weekly. The next meeting will be held at 8 p. m. Tuesday, July 17 in Friendship Center.

HAZELWOOD MOTHERS' CLUB held the monthly meeting in home of Mrs. Robert Kincaid the Postal Tuesday evening. A social hour followed the business meeting. Games were played with fortunate contestants being: Mrs. Glenn Shoemaker, Mrs.

Sam Cline and Mrs. Robert Kincaid. The hostaward was given Mrs. Orville Stevens. Other members attending were: Mrs.

Wilmer Van Winkle, Mrs. Anda Kiger, Mrs. James Trimble, Mrs. Vernon Evans, and Mrs. Paul Dudgeon.

The next meeting will be held July 17 with Mrs. Charles Fee in Homewood Ave. Mrs. Wilmer Van Winkle will conduct the program and Mrs. Robert Kincaid the devotions.

ARRANGE YOUR OWN FINANCING AT THE PARK NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HEBRAN NEWARK KIRKERSVILLE Mrs. Leo Reichley, 197 Fairfield summer on the continent. sailing June 25, will be in New York for two days attending a United Nations Committee meeting. Arriving in England, July 3, she will travel to Scotland, where she plans to study six weeks at the University of Edinburgh as part of the British Council Summer School program. Upon completion Avenue, will spend her of this course, Miss Reichley, will spend the month of August in France, Italy, Austria, Germany, Ireland and the Netherlands.

She will return to the states by plane, Sept. 5, in order to resume classes at the University of Cincinnati, where she will be a senior. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards Hosts To Delta Kappa Gamma Society MR.

AND MRS. PAUL B. Edwards entertained members of Beta Delta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Society with a picnic on the lawn at their home, 395 N. 30th Tuesday night. Highlight of the business meeting was the installation of new officers.

They are Miss Esther Phillips, president; Mrs. Arthur Lehr, first vice president; Mrs. Wendell Jones, second vice president; Miss Letha Headlee, recording secreMrs. Leverett VanDorn, responding secretary; Mrs. Frank tary; Kuster, treasurer; Elizabeth Jones, assistant treasurer and Mrs.

Harold Perry, parliamentarian. Mrs. Kenneth Alspach, retiring president, was in charge of the installation. Members expressed appreciation to Mrs. Alspach for her service and leadership during her two year term of office.

Mrs. Alspach gave a report on the state convention of Delta Kappa Gamma which as held in Canton. Present were Mesdames Kenneth Alspach, Helen Jenkins, Wendell Jones, Arthur W. Lehr, Forrest Moran, Harold Perry, H. Roger Pyle, Otis Riggs, Katherine Roll, Truesdell Stevens, Delmar Thompkins, Leverett Van Dorn, George F.

Wince, Frank Kuster, William E. Dispennette, Misses Dorothy Angevine, Esther Banton, Maureen Bishop, Laura Broome, Letha Headley, Ada Hollar, Margaret Hutchinson, Elizabeth Jones, Verna Keller, Mary Larason, Muriel Long, Thelma Miley, Esther Phillips, Nell Russell, Margaret Vessels, Annamae Williams and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Edwards.

JUNE BUSINESS MEETING of Chi Gamma Chi Sorority was held Tuesday night in the home of Mrs. August F. Keck in 69 N. Cedar St. Mrs.

Paul E. Gorius was the co-hostess. Miss Angela Stare was named chairman for a summer dinner party. The next regular business meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. John Giles in N.

Morris St. on July 3. After the meeting tables were placed for bridge and awards for high scores were won by Mrs. Charles Ruff, Miss Genevieve Elk and Mrs. John Giles.

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