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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, Sorority Head Inspects Local Unit Mrs. Pearl McBroom of Pine Village, supreme president of Delta Sigma Kappa sorority, held an inspection for 22 members of Alpha Lambda chapter Thursday evening in the InterSorority Council rooms. Following the opening song, led by the president, Mrs. Reese Fletcher, a report on the last Inter-Sorority Council meeting was by Mrs. Paul Oberer James Haubeil.

submittes. Mrs. Bernard Bowers, pledge mistress, reported that the next meeting will be held at 7:30 p. March 1, in the council rooms. An election of officers will precede a party to be given by the During the social hour, door prizes were receiyed by Mrs.

Ernest Damico, Mrs. Bowers and Mrs. Robert Welsheimer. committee for the meeting was composed. of Mrs.

Richard Mahoney, Miss Marie, Cain, Mrs. Vernon Payne and Mrs. Lynn Bradford. Mrs. Presides At Auxiliary.

Meeting Cecil Cox presided at meeting, of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Thursday 'evening at East Main After the business session, Mrs. B. H. and Mrs.

Bernard Skyles served refreshments. Euchre prizes were won by Mrs. Forna Duffy, Mrs. Cox and F. R.

Kinsel, while Mrs. Wallace Evans, Mrs. Valetta McQuade and Mrs. Otto Musselman won the corn game prizes. The next meeting, 'to be held March 1, will feature a covered dish dinner.

Mrs. Cox announced that a discussion on the change of meeting time will be held. Strivers Class Has All-Day Session Quilting and sewing occupied the morning session at the all-day meeting of the Strivers class of Calvary Lutheran church, Thursday at the church. At noon, luncheon was served by Mrs. Carl.

Hagemann, Mrs. Lucy Peddicord and Mrs. Robert Fromm. Guests included Mrs. Homer Irwin and the Rev.

and Mrs. C. King Wynkoop and children. Mrs. C.

O. McFerrin opened the afternoon session with a short fest. Devotions were presented by Mrs. William Litter and Mrs. McFerrin.

Mrs. Fromm and Mrs. Hagemann sang a duet. FINE WATCH REPAIRS Utmost care in every phase of the work, combined with experienced skillassures your watch being made dependable when repaired here. E.M.SMITH WATCHMAKER NEXT TO SHERMAN THEATRE 1951 CHILLICOTHE (OHIO) GAZETTE AND CHILLICOTHE NEWS- ADVERTISER Announcement of Three Winter Weddings Included in Social News Mrs.

David Dyke Ruth May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter May, 1, became the bride of Mr. David Dyke, son of Charles Waverly, on Saturday evening, M. O.

Maple performed the ceremony at his home Dale, in the, presence of Mrs. Maple and daughter, attended Beaver high Waverly high, school. Now Mi. Dyke formerly was Ohio Electrie company Tyler Society Honors 10 at Birthday Party Miss Edna Waverly, Route My. and Mrs.

Dec. 30. The Rev. in Richmond Audrey. Mrs.

Dyke graduate of States Army, and Southern Twenty members and guests of the Women's Aid society of Tyler Memorial Evangelical United Brethren church met Thursday evening for a semi-annual birthday party at which 10 members were honored. Refreshments were served at a large table decorated, in a patriotic motif white and blue centerpiece and streamers. Social committee was composed of Mrs. Helen Leyme, Mrs: David Weaver and Mrs. William Fenwick.

Mrs. Leyme and Mrs. Roy Stanhope were in charge of the patriotic program which included "Washington's Prayer" by Mrs. Fenwick; a reading, "The Life of Washington," by Mrs. J.

J. Grohe; reading of the 23rd Psalm in unison; group singing of "America the a group of readings, "Welcome to Knob Creek Farm," by Mrs. Stanhope, "Lincoln Outran the Rabbit" by Mrs. Edward Ruff, "You Must Not Quit" by Mrs. L.

W. Tuttle, "Who is My Neighbor" by Mrs. Elias given by Miss Riley. Brown. The closing, prayer was During the business session, Mrs.

Leyme, the president, reported that Mrs. Emma Hale and Mrs. Arthur Ross will lead dovotionals at the March 15 meeting and hostesses will include Mrs. Lawrence Bishop and Mrs. James Hutt.

Following the secretary-treasurer's report, Mrs. John Overman, project chairman, announced a silver offering will be taken at the next meeting. A parcel post sale featured the social hour. PTA Chorus Rehearsal Scheduled for Feb. 26.

Regular practice of the PTA Mothersingers Chorus will not be held Monday. Mrs. James Betsch, president, reported that rehearsals will be resumed Feb. 26. Our 24th Anniversary Enhance your radiance with the scintillating magnificence of a fine diamond from our representative showing.

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Dr. Ranald M. Wolfe spoke on "The Welfare of the Nation's Children and Youth" and discussed the recent White House Conference on children and youth. Later, tea was served. Presiding at the tea table, which was centered with a bouquet of jonquils, were Mrs.

Hoyt, Wheeland, W. C. Matthews, Mrs. Robert Mather and Mrs. W.

O. Braley. Co-chairmen of the program committee were Mrs. Charles Corbin and Mrs. Louis Young, assisted by Mrs.

Charles Lechner, Mrs. John Stevens, Mrs. Dwight Welsh and Mrs. Joseph O'Keefe. Valentine Box Feature of Party Opening of a valentine box was a feature of the party of Girl Scout Troop 22, Wednesday afternoon at Mt.

Logan school. Boxes of cookies for the annual sale were distributed. Leaders present were Mrs. Harvey Wagner, Mrs. Clyde Byer, Mrs.

William Mick and Joanne Wagner. Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.

Egan, the marriage of their daughter, Robert Cozad, son of Mr. and Mrs. The ceremony was performed Peter's parsonage, with the Rev. Minnehaha Council Has Supper Party Valentine party and covered dish supper highlighted a meeting of the Minnehaha Council No. 153, Degree of Pocahontas, Wednesday evening at the lodge hall.

one members two guests were seated at a table decorated in a red and white motif. The table was centered with a floral arrangement and those present received small valentine favors. Mrs. William Dougherty, Pocahontas, conducted the business meeting and the council brand was lighted by the first warrior, Mrs. James Williams.

Great Council certificates were presented to Mrs. Eugene Ward, Mrs. James Dunlap and Mrs. Clarence Shultz with Mrs. Lynn Hamilton, past supreme deputy great Incohonee, making the presentation.

Names for membership teams were drawn by captains, Mrs. Ralph Wagner and Mrs. Russell Overly. Final preparations were made for the joint meeting of the Logan Tribe No. 9 and the Minnehaha Council to be held Feb.

24. It was announced that Mrs. Shultz's party was postponed but prizes were awarded to Mrs. 1 F. X.

Hanks, Mrs. Forrest Marsh, Mrs. Dunlap and Mrs. King Kelsey. Those reported on the sick list were Mrs.

Millard Carson, Mrs. Lucy Kidney, Mrs. Bonnadine Wilson and Mrs. Elmer Valentine. Mrs.

Paul Davis received the attendance prize. The next meeting will be held February 28. PTA Meeting Postponed Mt. Logan PTA meeting has been postponed until March 15. Cozad Paul.

Mohr Photo Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edwards Marriage of Miss Flora Anderson to Howard Edwards of Kingston was solemnized at 2:30 p. m. Saturday, Dec.

30, in the parsonage of the North High Street Church of Christ in Christian Union. The Rev. B. H. Dixon officiated.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Anderson of Kingston. Mr. Edwards is the son of Mrs.

Eva Edwards of Mount Hope, W. Va. Mrs. John Ralston, sister of the bridegroom, and Mr. Ralston served as the couple's attendants.

Present at the wedding were Mrs. Floyd Anderson, Mrs. Maude Myers, Miss Gladys Adams, Miss Joy Anderson, Mr. Rockford McCorkle, Rockford McCorkle Jr. and Myra Jean Ralston.

CHS Seniors and Mrs. Berry Give Shakespeare Program One hundred fifty persons assembled in room Thursday night for the Shakespearean Mrs. Merrill M. Berry and presented under and vocations committee of the Business and Social Calendar Sunday SOUTHEASTERN Co-operators of the Ross County Farm Bureau, 6:30 p.m., at home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph R. Ratcliff, Londonderry. Monday BIG SISTERS CLASS OF WALNUT Street Methodist church, 7:30 p. at the home of Mrs. R.

E. Clark, 117 Western avenue. WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS of the Kingston Methodist church, 8 at the home of Mrs. Dwight Bath, Kingston. CATHOLIC LADIES OF COLUMBIA, Council 101, 8 p.

at St. Peter's school. 'Prayer' to Be Theme Of Fellowship Programs Eleven members and one guest, Jackie Story, were present at a meeting of the Junior-Hi Westminster Fellowship Sunday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church. Kezia Vanmeter, the president, opened the program with prayer. Mrs.

Walter Hall, advisor, announced that the February theme will be "Prayer" and each member will answer the roll call repeating a prayer. The Rev. Harold B. Weir spoke briefly on prayer and offered the benediction. After refreshments were served by Tommie Thomas, Rita Ratcliff and Barbara Riley, the members made cut-out puzzles for the Sunday school.

Films will be shown at the next meeting. Civic League Members Plan Current Projects Members of the Junior Civic League discussed plans to register for a basic Red Cross first aid course in line with the civil defense program at a meeting Tuesevening at the home of Mrs. Edward Ahlm, 340 Piatt avenue. During the business meeting, Mrs. Richard Dolan, president, appointed Mrs.

Charles Hoyt, Mrs. R. L. Warner, Mrs. M.

H. Borland and Mrs. Eugene D. Rigney as February book committee for the Ross county home. The next meeting will be held March 13 at the home of Mrs.

Edward Alexinas, Cherry street. Betty King's Birthday Celebrated by Troop 3 Girl Scout Troop 3 gave a surprise birthday party for Betty King Thursday at her home Mound City as a weekly meeting. During a short business session, boxes of GS cookies were distributed. After Betty opened her birthday gifts, the girls exchanged valentines. Games and skating provided entertainment and refreshments of ice cream, cake and fudge were served.

Thirteen Scouts and leaders Mrs. H. Schweikert and Mrs. William H. Gillfillan were present.

266 Vine street, are announcing Miss Patricia Lou Foster, to Mr. Oscar Cozad, 136 Park street. Tuesday evening, Feb. 6, in St. Fr.

Robert Klee officiating. school and Mr. Dyke' is a serving in the United employed by the Columbus Waverly. Fidelis Circle To Entertain WSCS Fidelis Missionary Circle of the Tabernacle Baptist church will entertain the Mt. Carmel Woman's Society of Christian Service at its regular meeting at 1:45 p.

Tuesday at Tabernacle Baptist church. DAV Auxiliary Welcomes New Member Mrs. Kathryn Hicks was welcomed to membership in the Disabled American Veterans auxiliary, Unit 18, at a meeting Tuesday evening at the home of the commander, Mrs. Andrew Heitz. man, East Water street.

Two members, Mrs. Albert Koch and Mary K. Swisher, were reported on the sick list. Following the brief business session, the 14 members played corn games and prizes were won by Mrs. Charles Foley, Mrs.

Mary Radcliffe and Mrs. Hicks. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Radcliffe, served refreshments. The next meeting will be held March 13 at the home of Mrs.

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Mrs. Frank T. Marr welcomed the audience, on behalf of the club, and introduced Mrs. Berry, who served as moderator. In her introductory remarks, Mrs.

Berry paid tribute to the late Miss Mary Smith, long-time member of the Chillicothe high school faculty, and noted that the students taking part in the program had studied 'Julius Caesar" under Miss Smith. Mrs. Berry taught the same students as freshmen and again in their junior year. Mrs. Berry outlined the background of the course of study of Shakespeare and the play, "Julius Caesar," and, as introductory matter, read excerpts the book, "To Meet Will Shakespeare." Annamae Grogan, June Harrington, Marilyn Caldwell, June Hatten, Mary Pinnix, Janet Hixon, Martha Jean Gerber, Janet Goldsberry, John Chandler, James Butt, Gary Dill, Phil Placier and Leon Winget combined in giving highlights of reports on Shakespeare and his time they had prepared for school work.

Shakespeare's influence on the English language, the controversy over authorship of plays attributed to him, the history of the Elizabethan theater, including display and explanation of two model theaters with character reproductions, the rhythmic pattern used by The Bard, and the structure of the drama, were included in the points covered by the group. Memory passages from important scenes of "Julius Caesar" were recited and acted by boys of the group. Climax of the evening was the presentation of the same scenes in a sound movie, with Leo Genn playing the role of Anthony. The film was supplied through the courtesy of the visual education department of the State Department of Education. Jimmy Dotson played vibraharp numbers before the pro- gram.

Valentine Party Follows Lodge Meeting Mrs. Curtis Jones presided at the regular meeting of Adelphi Temple Pythian Sisters lodge, Tuesday night in the K. of P. hall at Adelphi. It was reported $43.14 had been realized from a recent bake sale and plans for a rummage sale were discussed.

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