Chillicothe Gazette from Chillicothe, Ohio • 8

1411.1,14 LA A.A.)i i4.61 Read and Use The Classified Ads. 4 ta 4, oo.l.it ftotJt 154C4 1 1 1 tl 1 1 I 0 1 1 1 i 4 :1: 1 LO, 1541,, 1 i411.1.14 I LA i. .1.1. loommlm, AIMMINMENIMMmip 0 I 1 I Read and Use The Classitied Ads. Mrs.

Orr Re-elected Head Of Tyler Women's Aid Society A A PN I i I I 1 I DR WOLFE GUEST SPEAKER FOR GRADALE t--, rn 1 A it-N I Initiation Scheduled 200 Attend Installation New members wilt be initial-1 1 ed st the meetIng of Cootiette i Of Rainbow, Girl Officers, Club No, at 7:30 m. Tues-1 cly at the Veletans of Foreign Two hundred members andtuests attended the open installs 1 chy at the ill Foreign Two hundred members and.guests attended the open O. I I I i 1 ON II II FRESH Quart 8c installa- I I Mis. John E. On was re-elected preident of the Women's Aid Wars cluhroni-s in Circleville, i tinn of officers of Chillicothe Assembly No.

69, Order of the Rain- i Dr. Ranald Wolfe of the Vet- society of Tyler Memorial Evangelical United Brethren church I I bow for Girls, Thursday evening at Eastern Str a temple. erans Administration hopital was the group met Thursday afternoon at the church. Iguest speaker at the meeting of i The new officers are: Rosahnd Hupp, worthy advisor; Nelva Lee 1 Others named to office include: Mrs. John Overman, vice the YMCA Gradale sorority I Atwood, worthy associate advis- I topic was 'Fear," retary, Nrs.

William Thursday evening at the YMCA. I president: Mrs. Edward Ruff, sec- is ST JOSEPH or; Jane Bickel, Charity; Anna 1 server: Joanne Loiry, outer ob-1 ASPIRIN Kathryn Taylor, Chrl ope; aotte server; PURE 1 Lois Smith, chaplain: Mrs. Perry Duhl presided at the 1 11 Wviolf, were present. ti IT assistant; Mrs.

M. C. Turner, I Hostesses for the next meeting AS MONEY CAN BUY FOIVHILOREN Taylor Faith; Phyllis Newkirk, Schweitzer, treasurer; business sessicn during which 1 treasurer, Mrs. George Karama- are Mrs. Helen Leyme, Mrs.

Da- mao's LAMEST snun AT 104 vorrqf i Wanda Sue Martin, Mireille Gra- Lou Dixon, recorder; Carol Ann 1 new officers were elected. They lakls, assistant. The Rev. W. Weaver and Mrs, Fenwick.

correct child i i dy, Sue Ann Pa.lran, Patty Hawk, MaY, American flag; a I I are Miss Eileen Morris, presi- Tuttle conducted the election. 1 Mrs. Royal Sickles, Mrs. Essa I 'n Laity to triko, tv, Shaulis and Donna Stagg, i Friend, Rainbow flag; I dent: Miss Lenore Houck, vice The meeting opened With the and Mt, Hoffman ,4 ,0 tahleirt for I Eleanor Hatrnacher president; Miss Donna Rinehart Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs, will arrange the devotionals arid i 4hi, correct ild ch I Ow, li i dy, Sue Ann Palran, Patty Hawk, MaY, American flag; a I i are Miss Eileen Morris, presi- 1 um ri COalrCre0 lite 1 Q.

tj t. 1, Elm, to tako, 1,.) al Shaulis and Donna Stagg, i Friend, Rainbow flag; I dent; Miss Lenore Houck, vice The meeting opened with the and :,0 fithietri for president; Miss Donna Rinehart, wi ll ar rne ag it! color stations: I Eleanor Hatrnacher, soloist; Lord's Prayer in unison. the WALD'S LARAIST AftLIII AT 101 vorod correct dill( 1hr eingfir needs Easy to take tahicts It! PURE ASP1RIN AS MONEY CAN BUY FOR CHILOREN 61 al Y.tr fb AS I RI Ai Mc. Try i Judy Jaynes, confidential ob. Stranathan, choir di- secretary Mrs Charles Dunfee, T.

R. King, Mrs. Margaret Brown I program. rector; Joyce Shultz, musician; corresponding secretary; Mrs. I and Mrs.

Floyd Strententrerger I ary Childers, Phyllis msugh. Samuel Swift, treasurer; miss arranged the devotionals with mer, Margie Stout, and Sharon 1111111111111111111111111111111113111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M0111111111111111111111111111111111111 Donna Gire and Miss Lois Dennis, Mrs. King presiding. '0 A jp, DeLong, pages; Diane Harker, mo convention delegates, Miss Rose The group sang two hymns. drill le ader; and Mrs.

Leslie Dol. ills and Miss Connie Immell, ake he Name of Jesus" and vs. 0 lahan, mother advisor. altei mites. "The Old Rugged Cross." Prayer .1 0 The i st Ili ng officers includ- Mrs.

Dunfee had charge of the I was given by Miss Eva Riehle 11 devotionals. Miss Houck was aps I and Mrs. King read the Scripture 4 eri: Dodie Sauer, worthy advisor; pointed chairman of the Gradales 'lesson. Jackie Smith, chaplain; Margie Phalanx Vesper service to 1)0 Mrs. G.

A. Sherman sang a i Carter recorder and Libby 1 I held on June 16. Visitors at the I solo, "Some Day I'll Understand." 11' Stranathan and Barbara Noble, meeting NAere Miss Lela Richter A poem, "My Trus'. in Him," 4 4 if marshals. 1 and Miss Marilyn Carter.

was read by Mrs. Streitenberger. All of the new offiders carried A memorial service was conduct- All while the installing of- i ed for three deceased members, I 11,114 ficers wor corsages. Barbara unior Group Mrs. Margaret Neman, Mrs.

LPaul sang a solo, This Is My Ella Folks and Mrs. Etta Sher GI wood. AS 1111 100 rY To Honor their achievement! To Honor their aehieveinelitt We've an outstanding collection of memorable gifts, including the largest collection of fine watches in Chillicothe in every price range. si 71 p) We've an outstanding collection of 11 memorable gifts, including the largest collection of fine watches in Chil- licothe in every price range. A 1.: A Great Gift Et I VA-la fi s11 1-54SWI' 1.A.

fitAW 9 hi fi .1 l' 0, 3:. --s, Task." I ves Program for a tlreat Day Mr. Kenneth Langley, worship- I Mrs. Walter Richards, vice ful master of Scioto Lodge No. 6, For Wesley-Weds president, conducted the business niiitot was introduced.

Dodie Sauer re- session which opened with prayceived a junior worthy advisor Spring flowers decorated the with Elea es a May dinner nor Hatmacher and 1 tables the Meetiog er by Mrs. J. J. Grohe. Reports pin wi s.vere given by Mrs.

Ruff, secre- Lois Laymon, past worthy advis- i of the Wesley-Weds of Walnut tarY. and Mrs. Overman, trea- 1 ors, making the presentation. I Street Methodist church, Thurs. surer.

Other reports were given Lois Layrnon served as pianist.i day night at the church. by Mrs. Elizabeth Berthold and The temple was decorated with i Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith Mrs.

Roy Stanhope. It was 111111 spring flowe's. were co-chairmen of the dinner announced that Mrs. A business session at 7.30 r. committee which included Mr.

Streitenberger, Mrs. Grohe, Mrs the installation o'clock recede and Mrs. James Butt and Overman and Mrs. Orr have per ceremony. Reports were given by Mrs.

Edison Gerber. Mr. and feet attendance records for the vcon rproived a gift. i Each received a gilt. 111111 AMERICA'S FINE WATCH Express your pride with Hamiltonone of America's proudest gifts.

Distinguished styling and devotion to accuracy are Hamilton qualities whidl 011111 demand lifelong respect. 11101 1111110111 1110 CA'S FINE WATCH Hamilton --one of America's guished stylin and devotion -tamilton qualities whish lifelong respect. gigrj43tit111111111111 tiSomat11111111111110111 to accuracy are Itamilton qualities whi(h e- 11111111 11111111 demand lifelong respect. 111111, 111111114i' sl, FINE WATCH Mrs. Fred Dean and Mr.

and Mrs. year. I Gilbert Stultz. It was decided to pay $10 to- After dinner, a brief business ward the church building fund, nirino thc social hour which fol During the social hour Wrilen rot- the Committees for the dance on May 28 at the temple. Dodie Sauer, who presided at IJOMC auer, wrm presmea at 0.

I 7 7.7 T. i CP .4. l' Ell ler" k'V 7 --L-, Iiiir-g------'': .,4 ,,,,,,,,,.) F-7----'7N'l 11,:., 1. 7. 7 1 .16, A- .6 IN 1 idl .1,,, IPP'' -7 4.4, 7,...

1 ....7:7" 7 -r------W'0 c'''o's', -'9'. LI I 'i T-E-r-f-----. oto, 4 NA 0 72.4 F--- '1 IC- ----7- 7.7)., I4K gold-tilied $6050 8. FORDFC. I4K natural gold.hiled 71.50 C.

LANk 14K natural nr he gold, 871.50 CLARA. 14K namral or white gold hiled $6050 0 I St AillIMMIIIIIIIUMnIIMIIIMMIU111111101111111111111111P Ali1111111IN p.E.":..: 4 0 ili. 46,, s' i' 0 4, '4 of V- 1 a I ,,40114 be re iotte it, 14K filfiltat ri gold filled $60.50 ri Ate; Bi FOIldi .,1 le4K nSacu'ral to r. 4.1;.: nr what gold. $71.50 5 CLARA.

14K nano- tal or white sold filled $60.50 l' le. ,,,..2 CONVENIENT 1 .04 1..4 TERMS I 77. M. ei1311111111111111IUMMIIIIIIIMMIU111111101111111111111111P1 1111111111IN session was conducted by the the business session receiveil a Edison Gerber. lowed, refreshments were served president, Mr.

gift from her corps of officers. the hostesses, Mrs. Emma Entertainment consisted of a by Mrs. Dollahan was present. It series of folk games presented by was announced that the new alit- Hale, Mrs.

Maude Mitchell and hildren of Federal ReforMatory s. Karamalakis. Twenty mem- Mr. Miss Marie ane cers yin institute an assembly on ets and a guest employes. under the direction of June 13 at Washington C.

II. Mr and Mrs. Cecil Walker. The next meeting will be at Next Wesley-Weds meeting edding 7:30 p. m.

June 2 at the temple. will be a family picnic on Jane 16 at Mound City Group Nation- WO St, Anne th al Monument, with officers of Guild Anniversaries group in charge of arrange- Dines at Church ments. i marked by Group Study Group 3:13 of the Ross Mrs. James Hangs and Mrs. Tri-Hi-Y Unit County Farm Bureau met Wed- Francis Hummel had charge of nesday night at the home of Mr.

arrangements for the covered dish as Election and Mrs. Samuel Kielwein dinner which preceded the meet- 1 a Andersonville. Nineteen Bu lova $24.75 Krementz Tie Holder 8.95 5.95 6.25 $37.50 Elgin American Compact Heart and Key Bracelet Elgin Watch in Compact Bracelet Parker 51 Set $17.50 4 1 0, iIL I 1 4 1 1 i 4 i 4 1, 0 2 1 --ri---'1' Parker 51 Set $17.50 TEMPLIN GRIESHEIMER Jewelers 21 N. rittnt St. 68 06 8 068 DAMASK ROSE by Heirloom i A'ilp A Sterling silver teaspoon or other 11 I piece in the pattern of her choice lvhich Ili he selected a has on file at our ll store.

a spoons from $2.21. Divided payments at no added cost. a ri lc 131 as Is at lie be tio do biL EN Cis the clu pre ed 1 of lam fror viso boys they pros ougl who roon shar, gave hill er WEAVEP WE LERS 19 North Paint Street I MIIPEOMMMMMMNiIIMIW ing of St. Anne's Guild of St. Freshman Tri-Hi-Y club met Paurs Episcopal church Wednes- CA YM members, two guests and three Wednesday evening at the A childrer were present.

day evening at the parish house. Mrs. James Cororan read min- to elect officers for nest year, Mrs. Richard Enderlin, presi- utes of the previous meeting and when ttatll dertt, conducted the business ses- he group au om ica Mrs. Howard Morrison reported becomes the Sophomore unit slam Mrs.

Emerson Wolcott was on'the last meeting of the Home named bazaar chairman. the organization. It was announced that the par- Nancy Markel, who has just and Community council. Mr. Homer Ackley told of the ish will be covered dish picnic completed a term as president, tour of Louis Bromfield's Malabar held June 10 in Yoctangee park was re-elected to that office.

Farm, near Mansfield, which, he with Mrs. Robert- Mather as Others elected Were Patty Hawk, and Mrs. Ackley took last Suntlay chairman. In case of rain, the vice president: Barbara Scott, in company with a farm group. picnic Will be held at the church.

secretary; Rebecca Webb, treasDuring the social hour, the Plans also were announced for urer; and Sylvia Schoppert and 50th Nvedding anniversary of Mr. the guild picnic at 6 p. m. June Shirley Mitchell, representatives and Mrs. Edward Burlile and the 15 at Mound City Group National to the Inter-Club Council.

wedding anniversary of Mr. and Monument. Mrs. Orson Hayes and Katherine Scott was elected Mrs. Howard Morrison, both of Mrs.

Paul Krouse will have delegate to Camp Horseshoe, at which occur this month, were charge of arrangements. Parsons, W. Hi-Y and Tricelebrated. A large cake topped The committee named for the Hi-Y training camp, this sum- with a miniature bride and bride- September meeting is composed incr. groom was a feature of the dessert of Mrs.

Ann Skinner, Mrs. Clough course served by the hostess. McConnell and Miss Edna Clough. Games Feature Next meeting of the group will Auxiliary Session be a picnic on June 12 at Stony i Get-Together Club Creek 1 Plans June Picnic S. Frank Kinsel, president, I conducted the regular meeting of Plans were discussed for a Ladies Auxiliary to the Broth- nic on June 21 at Mound City i erhood of Railway Trainmen .1..., Group National Monument when 1Thursday evening at the lodge i 14 members of the Get-Together i rooms, 388 East Main street.

dub of the Women's Benefit As- I During the business session, it 'f, sociation met Tuesday evening at was decided to discontinue the -I. the home of Mrs. Carl Orr i covered dish dinners during the F.4, Vine street, with Mrs. Willard 1 summer months. Goebel assisting.

I Euchre and corn games were .1,, i Mrs. Joseph Hummel, presi- played following the meeting. dent, conducted the business ses- I Prizes for euchre went to Mrs. tAl slum A member, Mrs. D.

C. Mans- i Arthur Calver, Mrs. Charles Hil- 1.4 field was welcomed back after an debrand and Mrs. Alex Johnston X. extended absence 1 while Mrs.

Glenn Haney, Mrs. gr, 6144,.. During the social hour, bridge- I Valetta McQuAe and Mrs. Leo Corn games were played with McQuade received the prizes for prizes going to Mrs. Eleanor the corn games.

Kellhofer, Mrs. James Steven- The next meeting will be on son, Mrs. Edward Annis and Mrs. I June 2. All Stee Ray Upton.

At the close of the evening, re-Women of the Moose 1 i 1 freshments were served at a Red, Green, large table decorated with bou- 'Onduct Initiation quets of spring flowers. Yellow and White, All Steel Red, Green, Yellow and White. .3 ,0 1 ra 4 rik'-114. I s- 4., I. ti, A All Steel Red, Green.

Yellow and White. 411, Gliders '27" i ..1, ..,...3, 1 SB9 $,.., 11.1 i -14 i 1 v. 1AM 111 Gliders 1.41111C14111 TWIIIINt 'r $2795 SHOIT -um --0001-- I- -I fA, sed 1 I 1 i 0 411 I '''''S, 1 -4 .:7 1 I i ..1 111w liti 0 Ito It'll Qf IA A 1 MAIS' Ii II I 5 Ar )) 1,06 CONGRATULATE THE 094n GRADUATE! Sturdy, Al! Metal. utcloor Steel Chairs Red or Green Seats and Backs, White Frames. Easily Set Up.

or Ai 1 'utcloo ee Red Green Scots White Frames. Eosili 14cls Vf or Dyi ovf Al -n i tit-- 1 Ati: '1 .0, ,..3.. i P. 4 Solid Oak, Porch and Se Lawn Gliders. oat 1 I 1 11475 i 1 7 a' 210 1 04 I -7; v-P 'IN I 1.7,4:.

4 '5'. 4 11,,,,. 4 "'t '1, 4W, tr. 4' 0 ,.74... 7.4 Solid Oak, Porch and Si 475 i-''j Lawn Gliders.

PAJAMAS $2.95 Without' Pants PAJA $29 CA 0 0111S011 GRROURT1011 CHB Women of the Moose initiated three candidates, Mrs. Blanche Crosby, Mrs. Gene Mettler and Mrs. Donald Jones, when they met Tuesday evening at the lodge hall. Thirty-two members were present.

Mrs. Everett Parker, senior regent, presided at the business session during which plans were discussed for a family dinner on June 5. The chapter night program on Hospital Guild" was led by Mrs. Edward Woodbridge assisted by Mrs. Charles Hale, Mrs.

George Mettler and Mrs. Robert Thompson. ter, refreshments were served by the same committee. Election of officers will be held at the next meeting on June 7. Mr.

ImmellSpeoker At GS Troop Meeting Mr. William Immell, county treasurer, gave a talk on taxes in connection with work on the IJunior Citizen badge at the meeting of Girl Scout Troop 7, Wed( I nesday afternoon at West Fifth I Street school. I The girls discussed plans for their trip to Perkins observatory, near Delaware. on May Mrs, Z. S.

McKee. Peavv Schach53" ne and Frances Montgomery were the leaders present. Women of the Moose initiated Hammocks $5.95 up Stands S9.95 and $10.95 Crap seersucker 32 to 33 0 ,0 say how proucryou are ol them on their Como in and see our complete quality Gibson cards today! flt.til lij. 0 CI t1 I LI ham out 1 0 INC0I989 SW. NI, PAT Oil.

71 East Main Street Open Saturday Nights Till 9 O'clock. Open Saturday Nights Till 9 O'clock. 1 LI 4-) 0, 71 East Main Street THE HORNEY CHAPMAN Co. 1 Itt Wit 1S-20 Setiand St.Dial.