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cirmucarun (OHIO) GAZETTE AND CITTLiTCOTITE NEWS ADVERVFER IVEliN15DAY, JANt'ARY 4 1950 PAGE ErGR'T Clarksbulrg Couple Marks 51st Weddin Anniversary, Naiional DUV Officer Here Program PlannIng- Session MOCLE WOMEN MAKE PLANS VE Miss Patti Thompson Speak Dated by GS Association Child Guidance Club FOR CONCLA Plans for a program planning meeting were announced at the Committee chairmen for the l'Iss Patti ThotriPon, instructor the Chillicothe schools, board meeting of the Girl Scout Association or Chillicothe and Ross conference to be held spolte before members of the Child club Monday afternoon at the GS office, Ihere on Jan. 29 were evening If owell's home, 22 6 East Second street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weaver of near Clarksburg quietlreele- A' tht brated the 51st wedding anniversary Saturday.

Their grand- 1'sterrsijor''victr pretilli'crcniivo, nation- of Datuiorlgh: daughter, Mrs. Thomas Rittenhouse, and son, Tommy Eugene, Chil-' ters of Union Veterans, -and Mrs. lieothe, and Md Homer Bowdle were dinner guests on Saturday, Lovell Faulkner, Ohio depart-while Mr. Weaver's brother and ment president, both of Cincinwife, Mr. and Mrs.

David Weaver, on Sunday. nati, were guests at the dinner Chillicothe, were dinner guests and Mrs woattPc (Mary i given by the local DUV tent, pre on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Weaver (Mary tors of Union Veterims, -and Lovell Faulkner, Ohio depart nient president, both of Cincin- nati, were guests at the dinner ven by th local tent gie IN pre- Mrs." Mrs. ph Viinmeter, program chairman, has scheduled Tties-- at regular meeting of the i uecd A rs.

heo ure Spe ge i a Jos day). Jan, 24 as the date Of the meeting to be held from 5 to 10 p. Women Of the Mouee Tuesday Intrcd I 'a 1 t' program coin- Miss TI1Ompson illustrated her topic, "Music Education for evening at the lodge hall. -7-------------- at First Presbyterian church, A Children," by the use of appropria te record She tres s. ssed the im The ortnce of parents elping their are: registration, Mrs.

pERsoNAL covered. dish dinne will be pa hhildren to acquire a lov for 1 Imogene Cooper; dinner Mrii. I ceding installation if office rs, served. Viola Wright; decoration, Mrsi Tuesday Mrs. William II.

Allyn, asso- 'Everett Parker: and fancywork, Allyn's dining room was the mrNTIoN elation president, conducted the A social hour eniowid ail were served by Mrs, i Ptwell, assisted by Mil. V. W. Rieke, Mrs. I.

Vander Wert and Flit tt I i lig. 31,1 t. 0, scene of the dinner and covers session. Reports were given by Mrs. Charles Schrader, senior 111's A.

B. Wyman were laid for 16. The meeting Don Baynes, secretary pro I was Id ut Odd Fellow hall tem, treasurer A tr ibute to the lo and Mrs. Joseph E. Vickers i regent, presided at the business i "Mental Growth" will be the topic at the next meeting on Teb es with 23 pre sent.

Mrs. James E. Gray, Egypt Twenty-seven members ca 7 at the home of Mrs. W. E.

Luder, 193 'Plum street. Dr. Ranald- Mrs. Schooler was installing pi I were present. Mrs.

Parker was i M. Wolfe will be the speaker.and it will be a Parents' Night affair 7 and run, inatored Clke, and Mrs. Walter Vollmer, association wrtten by Mrs. Don- arksburg, were among the ald Moran, secretary, who is reported ill. It announced i dd pests at te wein of ies i moving to New' York state, was that a special mee ting will be winlIONOnonlimmlnlit 41,0 nntsr ildilivA 'utlei Mrs.

James E. Cray, Egypt pike, and Mrs. Walter Vollmar, Clarksburg, were among the guests at the wedding of MkS I 06 Al at, a LI41.1. lif i 0 NI co ver( dish dinner will be', 4 7 6 Mrs. portanee of parents helping their children to acquire a love for served.

1 Imogene Cooper; dinner, Viola Wright; decoratin MI'S. 0 MI'S. Willm ia H. Allyn SS ()- Parkr rid fanr or A social hour followed and refreshments were served by --s1Everclt e' riyw AENTION elation president, conducted the session. Reports were given by l' Ni Elliott.

au rowell, assisted by XI. V. W. Rieke, Mrs. I.

Vander Wert and Mrs. Charles Schrader, senior Ms B. Wyman Mrs Don Baynes, secretary pro i tem and Mrs. Joseph E. Vickers tregent, presided at the business "Mental vill he the topic at the next meeting on Ttb Mrs.

James E. Gray, Egypt treas, urer. A trib th I i i session. Twenty-seven members 7 at the home of Mrs. W.

E. Lucler, 193 Plum street. Dr. Ranald ke, and Mrs. Walter Volltnar, oca association written by Mrs.

Don-1 were present. Mrs. Parker was ar were arnon reported ill It the aid Moran, secretary, who is as announced M. Wolfe will be the speaker and it will be a Parents' Night affair ksburg ests at the of Miss moving to New York was that a special meeting will be state, held in the near future 'and Elizabeth Bowdle) were married Dec. 31, 1838 in the Methodist parsonage at Clarksburg by the Rev, L.

S. Fuller, They lid in the New holland, G.retinfield and Williamsport communities before moving to their farm mar burg in February, 1918.. 1NOT ONLY NEEIVIE-S-1 BUT 'LOOSENS UP faltfiZ I read, Also read vvas a note of ap- preciation from Mrs, Moran for a members will be notified through 1 gift presented to her by board the Chillicothe Gazette. member Initiation will be conducted at Members were reminded that the next meeting on Jan. 17.

Mrs. Wagner will have char Ralph annual reports for the national of Dee are now due at the GS office of night program on '111111i 11, and that annual reports of the Child Care. a tt ssociation meeting are gtitel il 4 Mr. Raymond Embree 1 1,,, ifillYilitoillitoi 1 To Give Book Review Mr. Raymond Embree vvill dlii.iitei 'lei Ilirld-111 VetIt 1 c.

ft i' I 1 i IT ii, I If 'llifii 1 I I Ililii Stella Jean Briggs of and Mr. Robert Johnston of Newark, Sunday, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Briggs of Granville. Mrs.

C. H. Ruble of Nelsonville is the guest of Mrs, J. W. Eeigicy, 171 Water ella Jean Briggs of Granville', Mr.

Robert Johnston of twark, Sunday, at the home of bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. slie Briggs of Granville. MI1. C.

H. Ruble of Nelson- Ile is the house guest of Mrs. W. Feigity, 171 East Water (CAUSED SY COLDS) has been prescribed by thousands of Doctors. It not only relieves such copghing but also 'loosens up phletm' and makes It easier to raise.

resTosste is safe and mighty effective for both old and young. Pleasant tasting Inexpensive. They have a son, Elmer, wrx'; burg, a daughter, Elva, at home, I mrri Aussell CATHY, President; greet Mrs. Gertrude Pollitt, senior vice five grandchildren and two I grandchildren. president; Mrs Wayne E.

Moon, junior vice president; Mrs. bath Werner, treasurcr; Miss Raisin cake served with a hot Eva Riehle, chaplain; Mrs. lemon sauce makes a nutritious Charles Overly, Mrs. and delicious dessert suitable for Ward Miller, patriotic instructor: all members of the family. M.

J. J. Grohe, council member 1 Mrs. Lulu Thatcher, council officer. wer, ,,13,, Mrs.

Russell Ove give a book review at the monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Officers' Club of the Federal Reformatory at 730 Thursday, in the recreation hall on the Federul reservation. 'f To color sugar red and green for Christmas cookies blend a little of the liquid food coloring with a little sugar; then let the sugar dry. Mrs. William DtrughS street. i to re at ne LA ZS trice ny Jan.

erty, council member Mrs. 1 Announcement was made of the 1 David Weaver, i'nusician; Mrs. Mrs, David Spatz (Rosalie meetirtg to be held Mon- Forrest Marsh, press correspons 1 left Monday for her i daY, Feb: 13, with Mrs: Don 1 dent; Mrs. James J. Williams, 1 home in Boston, after hays 1 IlaYhes, deputy, in charge of ars 1 miss L.

R. Wilson, Eliza- ing been called here by the I i rangernetts, and of the training beth Berthold and Miss Anna death of her father, Mr. liarryti meetin for board members to be 1 Noth, color bearers: Mrs. Cora 1 Gatlin, conducted by Mrs. Merritt Far- 1 1Vore, guide; Mrs.

Ali ce eans, veil Of Cincinnati on Monday, guard; anti Mrs. Mau Wilson, Capt. and Mrs. Roy M. Houk of Feb.

E. Higgins, GS chorus During the installation, Mrs. assistant guard, North High street have left for 1 ettor, reported on chorus pre- Clearwater, where they will 1 1 sentations during the holidays. sang, "MY Task," Way- 4pend the 'remainder of the win- camp plans were given. ing her own accompaniment, 1 ler.

1 by Mrs. Edward F. Gerlaugh, and Mrs. Faulkner offered pray- er. 1 camp chairman, who with Mrs.

On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Mc- Rinehart, leaders training 1 Faulkner, accompanied by mcs, Cat thy, West Main street, have 1 chairman, will attend a camp Sehooler and Mrs Charle Over returned ds after visiting frien in institute Jan.

30 and ly, visited the VA hospital and 1 IndianP a hs Ind over the New 1 Feb. 1 at Cincinnati. i i presented a Sno-Konnette to the 1 ear's week end' Upon presentation by Mrs. hospital as a gift from the Jose- Donald Ginn. Brownie leader rep ilul pe Staub Weiler Tent No.

117 Miss Mina Graham of South resentative, the board voted that 1 of Hamilton. The Smi-Konnette Paint street leturned Tuesday second-year Brownies should is an ice-crushing machine for 1 after spending the holidays with ceive pendants following I her family in Lucknow, Ontario. payment of registration dues. i soft drinks. 1 Mrs.

William R. staff 1 The local tent will give its Mr and Mrs Floyd E. Losey and office chairman announced monthly party at the VA on office 1 Friday afternoon and the hos- and son, Floyd Bainbridge, i plans for the season and Mrs. 1 1 pital bus will leave the Warner has as holiday house guests Mr. 1 Rinehart reported on remein- rs.

1hotel at 1:30 Mrs. Weavs I an, sasefiti and son, lbrances sent by troops to girls at David Flovd Chicago, 1 1 the Mt. Logan Sanatorium. 1 er is chairman of the committee 1 Ill. 0 1- in charge.

Saturday, the Loseys and their 1 Mrs. Ernest J. Gerber, public 1 I guests spent the afternoon in 1 relations chairman, explained the I Maysvillle, Ky. meaning of symbols on the new Helen Hunt Eletted world pin which she wore. Mrs.

President of GS Troop Miss Beatrice Counts left Tuess John Traquair, co-ordinating di- 1 i day morning for Fulton, i rector, noted the progress of 1 neetinn of uffirerg featured where she tenehea at William 1 troops she had visited. street. "eet. Ito be at the GS office by Jan. 1 Announcement was made of the i annual meetlitg to be held Mon- Mrs, David Spatz (Rosalie 1 valis 1'1 ilk Afiret rte." is chairman of the committee i riuYtt' ill.

"I in charge Saturday, the Loseys and their Mrs. Ernest J. Gerber, public guests spent the afternoon in relations chairman, explained the Maysvillle, Ky meaning of symbols on the new Helen Hunt Elected world pin which she wore, Mrs, President of GS Troop Miss Beatrice Counts left Tues- John Traquair, co-ordinating di- day morning for Fulton, mo i rector, noted the progress of I Election of officers featured where she teaches at William troops she had visited ill4L ONLY YOU NEED KNOW You ARE DEAF! You. wilt quicidy 1 i recognize the superb beauty end true the of our diamond engagement Diamond Rings $19.75 to $2000.00 Budget Terms Are Available At No Added Cost r611177kin 11111 1 ,,111 ilill ildli.P,I, 1, 11,11 I 4' ''1illi0' tffilli ,1 i I 1 11', 4j I illiill'd 1 1 iliiiill 1 -1 I il il iii, 11 Av. Tii, iii" 'llit, lit, iilli jil 1 ill 1,111 Ill l' 11 11 1 i tii' l''''' 1 5 i': r.

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39.95 to 59.95 GREATLY REDUCED TO I the meeting of Girl Scout Troop Woods college, after spending 1 8 Tuesday afternoon at Trinity the Christmas vacation with her 1 Meyer, ethodist church. parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.

I rs North High street 4 ts blrv-- The officers elected include: Counts, East Second street son, Mr. Charles Meyer, sd fo Dame ay Notre 0 i Helen Hunt, president; Thelma left Tue 1., Patterson, secretary: Beverly Miss Ann aney of 271 Clay i unlversitY where he is a sopho- DEARING CENTER treasurer; a 1 1 stre it has resumed her duties at HOTEL, IN 1.31'01A11 and Phyllis Kern, scribes, Ithe Aluminum Cooking 'Utensil II Chillicothe, 0, a and Shirley Mr. David M. Phillips returned THU IISDA JAN Larimore Co scrap- 1, after a holiday vacation in fearn, osultant, 1 Arthur Red I to the University of Cincinnati New York City. III If I The girls discussed the gifts oo ne Law Schl Wedsday, after Wane to hear invisibly.

Send free ot booklet "Nobody II they recei ved' for Christas. Miss Peggy Meyer, student at spending ii the holida Koons I'm if ys at his i I South uth Paint street. i Registration fees were collected. St. Mary's School of Nursing home 137 I Leaders present were Mrs, Bun- Huntington, W.

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to 5:30 p. m. This Change In Store Hours Is Being Made By Popular Demand For The Convenience of Our Customers. ks ,0 I 1441:4 Men atta FORMALS Orig. 2195 to 25.00 talJ' $13 and $15 Al Tudor Ments Wear Al $3 $5 $7 ROBES AND PAJAMAS Orig.

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