Chillicothe Gazette du lieu suivant : Chillicothe, Ohio • 10

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1950 CHILLICOTHE (OHIO) GAZETTE AND CHILLICOTHE NEWS ADVERTISER PAGE TEN Vigo Aid Society Meets at Tweed Home Nine members answered roll will be an exchange of gifts at the December' meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank Rawlins, West Junction road. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS call when the Ladies Aid society Dr. Wolfe Guest Speaker, At WSCS Dinner 1 30 Attend Dr. Ranald M.

Wolfe, chief clinical psychologist at the Veterans Administration hospital, was guest speaker at the dinner meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Walnut Street Methodist church, Wednesday evening at the church. and Celesta Hoy of Laurelville, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bottlemy and ion, Harvey, of Walworth, Mr. and Mrs.

II. L. Vandagriff. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Austin and family and Mm Emily Weaver of Lancaster, Mr, and Mrs. W. S. Turner of New Plymouth, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Allison of near Logan. Other guests st the Hoy home during the wee end were Mrs. Margaret Courtnght and Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Hedges of Columbus, Mr. George Jacobs of Chillicothe, Mrs. Frieda Lappen, Mrs. Howard Egan, Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Hartsaugh and Mrs. A. L. Strous of Laurlville.

Mrs. Rice Leads Class Devotions "Giving Thanks at Thanksgiving'' was the topic of the devotions presented by Mrs. Forrest Riceat the meet ng of the A. and H. class of F.rst Evangelical United Brethren church Tuesday evening at the church.

Mr. Rice presided at the business session in the absence of the president, Mr. Robert Page. A social hour followed and refreshments were served. The committer for the evening was composed of Mr.

and Mrs. David Butts, Mi. and Mrs. Rici and Mr. and Mrs.

Warren Hall. A Christmas banquet will be held at the December meeting at the church. Couple Marks Anniversary Fiftieth weddiiig anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. meon Hoy was marked at a family dinner Sunday at their home in Laurelville.

The couple was married on Nov. 11, 1900, at the home of the Rev. James Milhon, r.ear McArthur. Mrs. Any is mc former Lillian E.

Turner of near South Bloom-ingville. For n.sny years Mr. Hoy was a blacksmith in and near, Laurelville where they have spent all their married life. Helping to cekbrate the occasion Sunday wre the couple's three daughters, Mrs. Opal Miller of Lancaster, the Misses Leoca of the Vigo Baptist church met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

James Tweed in Vigo- Mrs. Dudley Brown was the assistant hostess. Mrs. Vernon Borders, president, opened the meeting with a prayer. The topic of the study lesson was "A Song of Thanksgiving." Each member gave a reading.

Mrs. E. Jenkins, treasurer, reported on the proceeds from a chicken supper held recently at the church. At the close of the business session, a social hour was held and refreshments were served- There IN TELEVISION There's Nothing Finer Than A Stromberg-Carlson TELEVISION Sales and Ssrvics Gerling's I West Second St DIAL 29-956 After the program, the two societies hf Id separate business ses-sions wuh Mrs. Smith presiding for the Walnut Street group.

The next meeting will be at 7:30 p. m. Dec- 6 Ht the church. All the circles will have their business sessions first and then will combine Skating Party Arranged for OU-G Students Studenti' at the Chillicothe bianch of Ohio university will have a skating party at 7:30 p. m.

Wednesday, Nov. 22, at the Laurelville skating rink. Those attending are to meet at Chillicothe high tchool at 6:43 p. m. Ticket for the affair are on ale at the branch office.

Committees lor the party are: tickets and publicity, Mr. John Webb; food, Miss Mary Martha Brown, Miss Mary Childers and Miss Joan McHugh; and cleanup, Mr. Glenn Chester and Mr. Robert Oakes. Chorus Cancels Rehearsal Mothersingers Chorus of the City PTA will not meet for its weekly rehearsal Monday.

During the holiday season, the group will meet every other 1 Monday. Jntroduced by the Rev. John B. Taylor, Dr. Wolfe spoke on "Spiritual Resources for Health." The response was given by Mrs- John A.

Smith, president. Covers were laid for 130 at the dinner. Guests were Mrs. Eugene Blackburn, Mrs. Amanda Beod-dy, Miss Barbara Zickafoos and members of the Trinity WSCS.

A yellow and green color scheme prevailed in decorations on the tables which were centered with bouquets of fall flowers. Mrs. Robert Jones had charge of the decorations. The committees" included: dinner, Mrs. George Watson, Mrs- T.

W. Morean. Mrs. W. A.

River and for a program. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS SEE OUR DOWNSTAIRS ADVERTISEMENT ON PAGE 9 OVR Mrs. Percy Schrecker; dining room, Mrs. Ernest Gunlock, Mrs. Jones, Mrs.

Charles Paul, Mrs. Carl Malone, Mrs- Kenneth Tat-man, Mrs. F. E. Heraldson, Mrs.

A. A. Smithhisler and Mrs. William Dimity; and reception, Mrs. Waldo Chute, Mrs.

Malone, Mrs. Edwin Bitzer and Mrs- E. M. Steiner, members of the Lydia circle. After dinner, Mrs.

Smith conducted a memorial service for Mrs. John Hess. Jeanie Steel played a piano solo, "Eccosaices," by Chopin. Mrs. Charles O'Neal of Lydia circle presented the devotions, "Workers Together with Market and Bake Sale Saturday, Nov.

18th 9:00 A. M. At Chillicothe Paint Class Co. East Main St. Homemade Mince Meat By Richmond Dale i Methodist Church YOU CAN SAVE AS MUCH AS 15.

ON A GARMENT During Our Greatest November Sale of Suits SMART EVERY SMART FAMUCt God." A duet was sung by Mrs. Maude Doyle and Mrs. Hoyt Wheeland with Jeanie Steel at the piano. Mrs- Dayton Lewis introduced the Rev. Mr.

Taylor who gave short talk. Mrs. Ben Wit-meyer, chairman of Martha Mary circle, was reported ill. SHIRT EVERY Gives "come-on" to any meal CHEESE MUFFINS No creaming, no egg-beating one easy mixing this Kellogg-qulck way. I Slip into these smart Coats wear them as a handsome topper as wintry winds begin to howl, zip the warm wool lining snugly inside and you have a winter weight wonder that will see you through the snowiest days do come in and choose your two-way coat from a wide selection of colorful gabardines and fleeces.

s35 AND UP Those Famous Season Skippers At $59.95 To $79.95 1 cup All-Bran 1 gg pi cup milk 1 cup lifted (lour ifii taaipoom baking powder 2 labl.ipooni taft ihortanlng cup chc-c-te Bfottd chMM strip ttaipoon tall Combine All-Bran and milk in i. Circle Plans to Fill Basket for Family Plans were completed to fill a Thanksgiving basket for worthy family when Circle 6, Woman's Society of Christian Service of Trinity Methodist church, met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Richard Pulse, Sunbury road. Fifteen members were present. Mrs.

Dwight Welsh, a guest, later became a member. Mrs. John Locke, chairman, presided at the business session which opened with group singing. Mrs. Howard Hardman, assisting hostess, presented the devotions.

A chapter of the study book was reviewed by Mrs. Wilson Palmer. During the social hour, refreshments were served. A 6 p. m.

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You still have time to order your personal Christmas cards but time is getting so short that you should not neglect this any longer. lmjpJ WW 11 1 11 iriinulM Hi 1 mi 11 1 1 1 ii 1 1 m. Ji p. i Listen to Helen O'Connor's interesting program Tonight over WBEX at 7 o'clock Youll enjoy it, we assure you..