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Married Womens Club Lawn Party Young Married Women's Club of Clarksburg entertained Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen E. Ater, Clarksburg. There was a lawn dinner served at 6:30 o'clock.

There were 68 guests attending the event. Out-of-town guests were: Maj. and Mrs. Jack C. Morris and son, Jackie, Alamogordo, N.

and Kathy Bingham, Pittsburgh, Pa. There were fourteen regular members and their families present including: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamman and children; Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Ater and daughters; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martin and children; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dane and family; Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Garrison; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson and daughters; Dr. and Mrs.

Dustin Stinson; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chenoweth; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garrison and daughter, Janis; Mr.

and Mrs. Willis Cleary and son, Nicky; Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Steinhauser and children; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dinkler and daughter, Madelyn; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ater and children and Mr.

and Mrs. Glen E. Ater and children. Mrs. Climer Has Program at IWSCS Meeting Mrs.

Edward Climer was program leader at the meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Londonderry Methodist Church Thursday evening at Mrs. Wilbert Hixon's home, Londonderry. Miss Mary Sollars gave the devotions. All members participated the program. Mrs.

Harold Ratcliff read a a a a poem. Refreshments were served by the hostess. It was announced members are to meet at 9. a. Aug.

28, to clean the church. The next meeting will be Sept. 12 at the home of Mrs. Doyle Griesheimer, Londonderry. Sixty-Two Attend Hatfield Reunion Sixty-two people attended the sixth annual Hatfield reunion Sunday, Aug.

4, at Yoctangee Park. Mrs. Harry R. Johnson conducted a business session following the basket dinner. Mrs.

William Marsh was elected chairman of the 1958 reunion. ports were given by Mrs. William F. Hodge and Mrs. Paul Hatmacher.

Reunion reservation committee appointed includes Mr. William Marsh, Mr. William Hodge and Mr. William Hatfield. Special prizes were awarded to: Mrs.

Henry Hatmacher, largest family; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hatmacher, youngest married couple; Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Hatfield, oldest married couple; Philip Sparks, youngest boy; Peggy Lynne Ward, youngest girl; and Miss Donna Jean Thomas, traveled the farthest. Game prizes were won by Marsha Dailey, Patty Hatfield, Arlan Dailey, Billy Billy Marsh, Harry Marsh, Bob Marsh, Rex Sparks, Mrs. Mary Marsh, Mr. Richard Mon and Mrs.

William Marsh. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mon, Mrs. Harvey Pollitt, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles 1 R. Ward and Peggy Lynne, Mr, and Mrs. Junior Sparks, Rex, Eva Rae and Philip Sparks, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Marsh and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Marsh, Nancy and Teddy, Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Hatfield, Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Hatfield, Sammy, Eileen and Marlene, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strawser, Barry and Freddy, Mr. and Mrs. William E.

Marsh, Billie and Mary Lu, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cottrill, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hatmacher and Mark, Mr.

and Mrs. William Hodge, Richard and Stephanie Jo, Jack Hatmacher, Donna Thomas, Mrs. Neale Dailey, Marsha and Arlan, Tony Neff, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hatmacher and David, Mrs.

Lea Hatmacher, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simon, Pam and Keith, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson.

SPECIAL! California Cigarette Sets and Candy Dishes Reg. $3.98 Now $2.19 Open 7 Days a Week HUSTON'S 3 Mi. South on New Route 23 Engagement Announced Miss Dorothy Ann Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ramsey, Waverly, are announcing the engagement Raymond Cremeans, W.

and the Miss Ramsey 1955 and is employed Mr. Cremeans is Barboursville, W. He is associated of their daughter, Dorothy Ann, to Mr. Larry son. of Mrs.

Carl Cremeans, Huntington, late Mr. Cremeans. was graduated from Waverly High School in by the Nationwide Insurance Waverly. a 1952 graduate of Barboursville High School, and served four years with the Navy. with the Ashland Oil Jackson.

Elmdale Grange To Work at County Fair Elmdale Grange's participation in the Ross County Fair was discussed Saturday night when Grange members met at the hall. Mr. Roger Ross presided. It was announced Elmdale will work with Bourneville Grange Tuesday, Aug. 20, in the Pomona Grange cafeteria at the fair.

Schedule of workers was compiled. Mr. Burton Hertenstein explained the operation of the fair gate and members volunteered to work at the gate. Minutes were read by Mrs. Carl Speaknian, Communication was read concerning the razing of the National Grange Building at Washington D.

C. Arrangements were made for the public chicken and fish dinner to 1 be held Sept. 7. Committees appointed include: advertising, Mr. Arthur Crago; cooks, Mr.

Harold Streitenberger, Mr. Fred Heinzelman, Mr. Ed Ruff: and home economics, Mrs. Roger Ross, Mrs. Harry Fosnaugh, Mrs.

Raymond McNeal. It was decided to clean the hall Thursday, Sept. 5. The charter was draped for the late Walter Opp. Mrs.

Ottllee Leach accompanied the group singing. Refreshments were served by Mr. Mrs. Harold Streitenberger Mr. and and Mrs.

Troy Schaeffer. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee and daughters of Concord Grange were guests. The next meeting will be Sept.

14 and the refreshment committee Hinton, will Mr. be and Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. Edwin Berlin groth and Mrs.

Leach. CALENDAR Tuesdav CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S FELLOW. ship, 8 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Robert P. Deuvall, 634 Oneida Rd.

ADELPHI TEMPLE PYTHIAN Sisters Lodge. 7:30 p.m., at the Pythian Sisters Hall, Adelphi. KINGS DAUGHTERS CLASS OF the First EUB Church, 7:80 p.m., at the church. CLARKSBURG CHAPTER, ture Homemakers America, 2:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Palmer Peck.

Clarksburg. JUNIOR CIVIC LEAGUE, 6:15 p.m., at the home of Mrs. C. R. Van de Carr III, 713 Allen Ave.

QUEEN ESTHER CLASS OF First EUB. Church, 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Carson Stauffer, Lunbeck Road. KING'S DAUGHTERS CLASS OF Tyler Memorial EUB Church, 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. William Leyme, 539 Vine St.

Wednesdav GEN. EDWIN F. GLENN AUXILlary to Post No. 108. 7:30 p.m..

at the VFW Club rooms. JOLLY SEWING CLUB, at the home of Williams, 38 N. Sugar St. RICHMOND DALE FRIENDLY Circle, p.m., at the home of Mrs. Lowell Adams, Route 2.

Thursdav CHILLICOTHE ASSEMBLY NO. 69, Order of Rainbow for Girls, 7:30 p.m., at the Eastern Star Temple. COOTIETTE CLUB NO. 80, 7:30 p.m., at the Club. YMCA FRIENDLY NEWCOMERS Club, at.

the YMCA. SUBURBAN GARDEN CLUB, 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Clark p.m., McCalla, Frankfort. HAPPY HOUR CLUB AND dies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, 5:30 p.m., at Yoctangee Park. BACKACHE Arthritie, Aching Knee, Log, Miner musseler ache and pain attacke promptly relieved in utes with Special Pruvo Tablets, with antipyretic action and Vitamin so necessary to health and elasticity of connecting tissue in joints and body.

Results guaranteed. No harmful drugs. $4,00 sizes. Get PRUVO today at ANDERSON'S DRUG STORE OFWC Juniors to Meet At Kingston Church Mrs. Dwight Davis Mrs.

Ray Davis Mrs. Dwight Davis of Kingston, director of Juniors, South East District, Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs, will be in charge of the OFWC District Evaluation Day, Junior Division, Thursday at the Kingston Methodist Church. Schedule for the day includes registration at 9 a. m. and luncheon, at noon.

The session will conclude at 3 o'clock. Representatives of clubs in 19 counties will participate. Purpose of the convention is to discuss projects for the coming year. State and district officers planning to attend include: Mrs. Ray Davis of Circleville, president of OFWC; Mrs.

O. W. Davis of Nelsonville, director of all Junior Women's Clubs in Ohio; Mrs. John Furgason of New Lexington, Booster Club Dinner Dance Saturday Event One hundred members and guests were present at the meeting of the Booster Club of American Legion Post 62, Saturday evening, at the Legion Home. A dance was held after a turkey dinner served by Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Frey, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Deputy, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Schilder, Mrs. Ella James Roy, and Mr. Russell Auch. Mr. and Mrs.

Warren Flansbury, and Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Cunningham, joined the club. Door prizes were awarded to Mr. and Mrs.

Carl J. Smith and Mrs. Oliver Verrill. The club also gave a gift to Mr. and Mrs.

Carl E. Smith who are moving to Indianapolis, Ind. Guests attending were: Mrs. Howard Sykes and children, Beverly and Howard Washington, Mrs. Winifred Needham, Columbus; Mr.

and Mrs. William Fletcher, Frankfort; Mrs. Robert Donaldson, Cleveland: Mrs. John Filer and David Turner. The committee in charge of the September meeting are: Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Flansbury, chairmen; Mr. and Mrs. George Gunlock, Mr. and Harold Vollmer, Mr.

and Don Martin Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Smith.

Cootiette Club Gives Party for VA Patients One hundred twenty-two VA Hospital patients were entertained Wednesday evening by Cootiette Club No. 80. The party, a monthly affair, was given for patients in Wards and of Building 24. Refreshments were served and cigarettes distributed. Assisting were Mrs.

Arthur Ewart, hospital chairman, Mrs. Robert Smith, VAVS chairman, Mrs. William Recobs, chief grayback, and Mrs. Ralph Jones, baby louse. ANC Column Monday, Aug.

12, 1957 Minister to Retire: The Rev. Clyde A. Walter, EUB pastor formerly in this area, will retire on Aug. 16 after 47 years in the ministry. He has been pastor of Moreland, Portsmouth, for seven years.

The pastor, a native of Gallia County, had as his first charge a circuit of nine churches in Pike County, which he traveled mostly on foot and occasionally on horseback. He then served in several areas including Hallsville before going to Wellston in 1942. During his nine years there he established the Wellston Camp Meeting and was instrumental in purchasing the grounds, building the tabernacle there and making extensive improvements. The Rev. Mr.

Walter has served Southeast Conference as president of the board, district superintendent and historian. During the last few years he has assisted in compiling and writing a history of the conference. He and Mrs. Walter are attending the annual EUB Conference at Lancaster through Friday. They will move from Portsmouth later this month to Wellston, where they have owned a home for several years.

-0- HOSPITAL NOTES Treated for injuries during the weekend at Chillicothe Hospital: Harold Scott, 1907 Baird Portsmouth, a machinist at the U.S. Shoe puncture wound of right hand, occurred while using screwdriver at work; Charles Gilmore, 24, of N. Mulberry, employe of Herrnstein Walsh Auto Sales, foreign body removed from left forearm, occurred at work; Marvin Seitz, 36, Route 1, employe of Chillicothe Paper scalp laceration, occurred at work; Mrs. Frances Mercer, Darbydale, fishhook removed from right index finger, occurred while fishing in this vicinity; David W. Newlan, 8, son of Lonnie Newlan, Route 7, laceration on forehead, fell while playing at home: Angela Stumbo, 3, daughter of Gordon Stumbo, Route 3, insect removed from left ear; Miss Blanche Weaver, 23, Route 4, bruised right hip, butted by ram; Kay Wallenberg, 6, of 170 Bridge, scratched by rusty barbed wire at country home; Mrs.

Marvin Moss, W. Water, bitten on right thigh by relatives' Kip, dog; 7, daughter of Charles Kip, 30 Limestone, laceration on left second toe, ran into rain spout at home; Janice Noble, 17 months, daughter of Jacob Noble, 146 Sycamore, laceration on right knee, fell at home of relatives; Fred Simon, 35, Route 8, puncture wound on foot, stepped on glass while visiting neighbor. Admitted during weekend: Coleen Crozier, 317 Fairway, possible surgery; Robert E. Sanders, Piketon, medical; Edgar S. Hoffman, 176 S.

Muiberry, medical, (condition "fairly) Mrs. Richard H. McCoy, 404 W. Expert Carburetor and Speedometer Service APPOINTMENT DELONG'S Carburetor Service Rear 558 Laurel St. PR 8-3008 Wolfe and Douglas sleeping the stars, while Mrs.

Wolfe and. the girls bedded down in their car equipped for that Highlights of their journey included the Black Hills of South Dakota, Olympia National Forest, Yosemite and Sequoia National Parks, Tijuana, Mexico, the Grand Canyon, Painted Desert, Petrified Forest and the Carls-" bad Caverns. In Long Beach, they visited their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Allen B.

Good, and they also stopped in Dallas, to see Dr. Wolfe's aunt, Mrs. Charles Wilson. -0- ACCEPTED BY HOSPITAL Chillicothe ((0.) Gazette-5 the Second EUB Church, North district president; Mrs. Carl Hirsch of Chillicothe, district legislation chairman; Mrs.

Marion Slavens of Jackson, state 1 legislation chairman; Mrs. Charles Bruny of Jackson, state program planning chairman; Mrs. A. E. Howell Jr.

of Oak Hill, secretary of the Junior Board, OFWC; Mrs. William Douglas of Ironton, district Junior Extension chairman; and Mrs. Sterling Poling of Circleville, state public relations chairman. PERSONAL MENTION Mr. and Mrs.

F. Richard Shover and children, Ricky, Robby and Kathy Lynne, 393 McKellar went to Johnstown Sunday to attend the annual Hartsock reunion. Miss Ethel Simcox, teacher at Unioto School, has returned from a home economics workshop at Ohio University. Miss Lucille Pummell, 422 McKell Miss Edith Pry, Lorain, and Mrs. George Wurster, 623 Oneida returned Friday from two months vacation.

They spent one month in Hawaii with Mrs. Wurster's son-in-law and daughter, Maj. and Mrs. W. Franklin Brown.

They also visited Mrs. Wurster's brother and sister-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cory, Minneapolis, and returned home via the Canadian Rockies where they spent five days. Mrs.

Merle Kisler, 406 Chestnut has had as her guest the last three weeks her sister-in-law, Mrs. R. C. Dixon, Louisville, Ky. Mrs.

Dixon was called here by the illness and death of her mother, Mrs. A. J. Dixon. She will return home Monday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Immel and girls, Mary and Kathy, Kingston Pike, left Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Carl Overly and children at their cottage at Darby Creek.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perry, Western have returnfrom a two-week stay with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack E.

Meeker, 229 Fernwood Dayton. Weekend visitors at the Meeker home were Mrs. Meeker's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.

Jones and children, Mike, Andy, Patty and Matt, Second, Western Hills, medical; Mrs. Anna McNaughton, 84, of 140 S. Hampton Columbus, grandmother of Mrs. James E. Groeber, Leach Apartments, Pohlman fractured left hip, fell from steps at St.

Peter's Church Sunday morning (condition "fairly Mrs. Harold Lee, Williamsport, medical; Donald E. Fitch, 183 E. Seventh, medical; Samuel D. France, Frankfort, Route 1, surgery; Mrs.

Carl Schobeloch, 13 Sharon medical; Mrs. Reuben Shoemaker, Bourneville, surgery; Infant Rita Ann Hughes, Route 3, medical. Discharged during weekend: Mrs. Dale Atherton, (her infant remained at hospital), Wellston, Mrs. John F.

Wettstein and infant, of Waverly; Mrs. Homer E. Dunham, Piketon; Mrs. Donald Spiers and infant, Londonderry, Route Mrs. Glenn Green and infant, Route Virgil Mitchell, Route Mrs.

Williard C. Armintrout and infant, of Piketon; Mrs. Roy M. Borland and infant, 332 E. Fourth; Mrs.

John Coyle, Byer; Mrs. George Hill, Wellston: Infant Ronnie Blake, 215 Cedarwood, Chillicothe Manor; Mrs. Thomas R. Campbell and infant, 511 E. Seventh, Waverly; Mrs.

Bernard F. Hyer, Greenfield, Route Haldor Yinger, Route Mrs. Larry Dyer and infant, 568 Beechwood; Mrs. Homer E. Abele, and infant of McArthur: Charles Miller, 155 Sycamore; James Litzinger, Bainbridge, Route Mrs.

Robert Stitt and infant, 159 N. Hickory; Mrs. Glenn Cox and infant, Massie Trailer Mrs. Archie Patton, McArthur; Michael Stone, Beaver; Mrs. Richard Dolan and infant.

517 Cedar; Mrs. Forrest Spurgeon and infant of Piketon, Route Milford Eblin, Route 8. Home for VACATION, from a tour which took them to California are Dr. Ranald M. Wolfe, VA psychologist, his wife, and sons, ters, Judith and Donna.

The trip Douglas and Robert, and daugh- was planned to benefit Douglas, a student of zoology at Ohio State, and they enjoyed camping out in the wide open spaces, with -0- ENJOYED WEST Miss Dinah Mount has been notified by Good Samaritan Hospital, Cincinnati, that she is accepted in the school of X-ray' technology there. She will begin in September. A 1957 graduate of" Chillicothe High School, she is the daughter of Mrs. Mount, Arch Street, and Carli Mount, Gilmore Street. --0- STUDIES PORTRAITURE Mrs.

Foster Rinehart, 389 W. Fourth has been a student for three weeks at the George Brackman Art School in Connecticut. She and other pupils from 20 states and three foreign countries specialized in portraiture under Mr. Brackman, a Russian artist. Mrs.

Rinehart also toured the Naval Submarine Base at New London, Conn. -0- TAKE FISHING TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fisher' and sons, Neil and Max, 306 Piatt returned Friday night from a fishing trip to Munuscong Bay, near Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.

Mr. Fisher reports that they had beautiful weather and good fishling luck during their two weeks there. They took a side trip to Canada and a sight-seeing through the American and Canadian locks. Two Attend District BPW Session Mrs. T.

Ray' Parker and Miss Aurelia Groninger, president and first vice president of the Chillicothe Business and Professional Club, attended the District Presidents' meeting Sunday at Wardell's Party Home, Circleville. A business session followed the 1 p.m. dinner. Mrs. Clarissa Talbott of Circleville, director of District 10, was in charge.

Plans were made for the coming Mrs. Parker was elected secretary of the district. Announcement was made of National I Business Women's Week, Sept. 22 through 28. An invitation was extended by the Cincinnati Club to meet with that club on Sept.

28 when National President Hazel Palmer, Sedalia, will be honored. Plans were discussed for the district meeting to be held Oct. 13, with the Washington C.H. Club as hostess. Presidents attending the session were Mrs.

Parker, Chillicothe, Mrs. Mack Sauer, Leesburg, Mrs. Edna Chappalear, Portsmouth, Mrs. Helen Dillon, Greenfield, Mrs. Opal Pfeifer, Waverly, and Miss Ruth Neff, Circleville.

Additional guests were Miss Groninger, Eula Watt, Greenfield, Lillian Ellis, Leesburg, and Anna Chandler, Circleville. Huntington Garden Club Picnics At Lake Caldwell Huntington Garden Club picnicked Sunday at Lake Caldwell. -six members and guests; were present. Election of officers was conducted. The new corps includes: Mrs.

Norman Pfeiffer, vice president; Mrs. Ray Streitenberger, secretary; Mrs. Robert Esker, treasurer; Mrs. Paul Pulliam, cheer chairman; and Mrs. Helen Bigler, news reporter.

Mrs. Bigler had charge of the meeting. Mrs. Harvey Darst, yearbook chairman, appointed the committees. It was noted the program chairman for the month will serve as president for that month.

During the social hour, members told stories of bygone days. Pleasant Valley WSCS Has Monthly Meeting Monthly meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Pleasant Valley Community Methodist. Church was held Thursday evening at the church. The business session was conducted by Mrs. Ersie England.

Mrs. Jackson Rice was devotional leader. The next meeting will be Sept. 12 at the church. Back To School Supplies GET YOUR SUPPLIES NOW! Avoid The School Day Rush.

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