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PAGE 18 Society PARSIMAR CLASS Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mizer of 2003 Norwood boulevard will be hosts to the Parsimar class of Grace Methodist church Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Hopewell Union Church Announcements Rev. and Mrs. Warren M. Davis, pastors of. the Hopewell Union church, announce the following Sunday services: Scripture school, 9:30 a.

Christia (ship, 10:46 a. message, "Sweet evening evangels, 7:30 o'clock, topic, "My Prayer service is at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Next week's topic will Which Were Seal- Smith will assist them.

ed." COMBS BROTHERS presents your favorite flatties by CONNIE BUDGET PRICED $6:95 a Yummy, new black suedes, smooth reds, greens, that are just what you want for campus or town! So beautifully made, smooth fitting. As seen in Vogue. Combs Brothers Fitted by X-Roy 524 Main St. Annual Family Reunion Held The annual reunion of the Hill, Alexander and Wilkins families was held recently at the Muskingum county fairgrounds. New ficers chosen were: Mrs.

Nellie Wolf, president; Dalton Wilkins, vice president; Miss Mary Wilkins, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Malinda Wilson, Mrs. Susie Alexander, ond Miss Gladys Marie Appis, program committee; Mrs. Roy Ethell, Mrs. Harold Rex and Mrs.

Martha McIntire, memorials; and Ralph Wilson and Roy Ethell, table committee. The 1949 reunion will be meld at the fairgrounds. Those present were, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hopkins, Mr.

and Mrs. George Harden, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilkins, Mrs. Zada Mitchell, Mrs.

Logan Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ethell, Mrs. Almina Hill, Miss Betty Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs.

Will Ethell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alexander, Miss Grace Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hill, Mr.

and Mrs. John Wilkins, Mrs. Martha McIntire, Raymond Thomas, Robert Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson, Miss Mary Wilkins, Mr.

and Mrs. Mitchell, Miss Gladys Marie Appis, Mr. and Mrs. Appis, and Mrs. Joseph Wolfe, Mr.

Mrs. Dalton L. Wilkins, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wolf, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Rex, Marshall Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins, Charlie Wilkins, Mr. and Mrs.

W. R. Hardman, Bob Miller, Louis Eugene Hopkins, Anneta Wilkins, Bernie Simms, Bruce Mitchell, Roxie Jean Wilkins, Ralph lin Wilson, William Irvin Wilkins, Erma Mitchell, Richard Wilson, Elsie Mitchell, Allen Appis, Ruth Wolf, Dale, Jane Wilkins, Roger Wolf, Dorothy Ann Rex, Dwight Wilkins, Eddie Wolf, Marie Hardman and Roy Earl Wilkins. Worship Service For Lutherans The 18th Sunday after Trinity will be observed Sunday morning at worship Trinity hour Lutheran which begins church. at Thoths o'clock, Rev.

Walter A. Pohl will speak on "Faithful in Our Earthly Calling." Karl D. Schmid will direct the choir. Nursery will be open to children of pre-school age. Sunday school will meet at 9 o'clock.

The local congregation has been invited to attend the 50th anniversary of the Trinity Lutheran church at Luray. The services will begin at 2:30 o'clock with Rev. Zorn, founder of the church, as the guest speaker. GREEN Verda Green and William E. Ranshaw of Columbus were married Sunday, 19, in Columbus.

The September, the daughter of Mrs. Mamie Green of Crooksville. Following a wedding newlyweds will live in Columbus. Every inch has style Cony foot has Comport, in our nationally advertised Fall arrivals new Tase SHOES PERFECT 00 DEFUND OF Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping NOT 45 ADVERTISED THEREIN $8.95 of I comtort You're in for a with full all the measure smartest new treat yourself together features when you Shoes with style famous Natural Poise Designed on the to feell superb the new fall arrived. colors walking easel suede.

just exclusive calf and now Combs Brothers Fitted by X-Ray 524 Main St. THE TIMES RECORDER: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1948 In Her Wedding Gown MRS. W. E. HESS Miss Jane E.

Huges, daughter of County Commissioner and Mrs. E. R. Hughes of New Lexington, became the bride of Wendell E. Hess, son of Mr.

and Mts. W. H. Hess of Columbus, in a ceremony solemnized New Lexington Methodist church Saturday, September 11. "Rev.

E. A. Rodeheffer officiated. The bride is a graduate of New Lexington's high school and White Cross School of Nursing in Columbus. The bridegroom is an Ohio State university student.

The couple is living at 447 Burgess avenue, Columbus. Genevieve Samborski, Louis Hoffer Exchange Marriage Vows Thursday Marriage vows were exchanged at 8:30 o'clock Thursday morning in St. Nicholas Catholic church by Miss Genevieve Samborski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex SamborZanesville, Route 3, and Louis T.

Hoffer, son of Mr. Walter Hoffer of 1427 Wheeling avenue. Rev. Father Francis Schweitzer read the single ring service. Bouquets of white gladioli graced the altar, and bouquets of blue and white blossoms were used on the side altar.

Glowing tapers lighted the scene. Sprays of huck. leberry caught in white bows marked the pews. The traditional wedding marches and "Ave Maria" and "Panis Angelicus" were used during the ceremony. The bride was gowned in a gown of white organdy and marquisette styled with an oval yoke edged in lace.

The bodice was fitted and the skirt was caught up in front to reveal rows of lace. The full train was edged in lace, and her finger-tip length veil fell from an arrangement of pearlized orange blossoms. She carried a handkerchief belonging to Miss Olga Saad, and wore a single strand of pearls, The bride's bouquet was a white orchid circled with feathered carnations, baby breath and tulle tips. She was given in marriage by 1 her brother, Joseph Samborski, As maid of honor, Miss Laverne Gogol of Washington, wore pale yellow chiffon dress with square neck, dropped shoulders and a full skirt, In her hair she wore a halo of yellow blossoms from which fell a shoulder-length vell. She carried a bouquet of yellow and bronze daisy mums.

Robert N. Hoffer of 610 Dryden road was best man. The guests were shown to their seats by Rob. ert Guinsler, and Charles Staley, Jr. The bride's mother wore a black gabardine suit with matching accessories and a corsage of gardenias.

The bridegroom's mother wore a beige suit with brown accessories. Her corsage also was of gardenias. A breakfast for the bridal party and the immediate families was served following the ceremony, A reception for 125 guests held from 2 until 4 o'clock in the afternoon at the home of the bridegroom's parents. Assistants were Mrs. Charles Staley, Mrs.

Rob. ert Guinsler, Mrs. Blair McLaughlin, Miss Marilyn Hoffer and Miss Mary Catherine Hoffer. When the couple left for a wedding trip to Chicago and the Northwest, the bride was wearing a gray suit with black accessories and the orchid from her bouquet. The newlyweds will make their home at 511 McConnell avenue.

The former Miss Samborski was graduated from St. Nicholas school and is a member of that church. She is a member of the Timher Run grange and is employed in the payroll department of the W. M. Finck company.

Mr. Hoffer also is a graduate of St. Nicholas school and is a mem- South Zanesville WSCS To Meet Monday The Women's Society of Christian Service of the South Zanesville Methodist church will hold its monthly meeting Monday at the church. Devotions will be led by Miss Blanche Shilling and Mrs. W.

A. Haupt has charge of the program. Rev. G. W.

Morse will speak. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Gabriel, Mrs. Charles Harlan, Mrs. Lloyd Hennon, Mrs.

Paul Penrod, Mrs. Robert Fisher, Mrs. J. W. McClelland and Mrs.

Charles Elder. All members are urged to attend. Garfield P.T.A. To Meet Monday The Garfield Parent-Teacher association will hold its first meeting of the year at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening. The program will feature a talk on "The Home Today" by Rev.

Russell Kauffman, Mrs. Hugh Severance, president, will report on convention news, and Mrs. Gene Cooper will discuss the school bond issue. Refreshments will be served by sixth grade room mothers with Mrs. Richard Ross, chariman, in charge.

The following committee chairmen have been appointed for coming year: Program, Mrs. Elmer Shiplett; room mothers, Mrs. Ray Stolper; membership, Mrs. G. L.

Elliott; central council representative, Mrs. Gene Cooper; health, Dr. Flora Pedicord; magazine, Mrs. James Gatschel; tax stamps, Mrs. Olin Taylor; recreational program, Mr.

Howard and Mr. Dutro; safety, Mr. Carter and Mr. Hill, Room mothers have been appointed as follows. Sixth grade, Mrs.

Richard Rose 4th grade, Mrs. George Morris Mrs. Robert Hartlage and Mi Orville Wright; fourth grade, maxed, Mrs. D. J.

Covert and Mrs. Violet Jesse; third grade, Mrs. Lee. Newsom; second grade, Mrs. Lloyd O'Brien; first and second grade mixed, Mrs.

William Stewart and Mrs. Ernest Riemenschneider; first grade, Mrs. W. M. May, and kindergarten, Mrs.

Edward Fenwick, The P.T.A. officers are: Mrs. Severance, president; Mrs. John Gossett, vice president; Mrs. Williaim Morton, treasurer; and Mrs.

A. L. Richardson, secretary. Miss Thelma Frakes is school principal, "The Man Inside" Pastor's Topic longs to the Junior Chamber of memory, quiz followed by a sing. his father in the grocery busi- Wrong with the Apostle's DocCommerce and is associated with pastor's topic will be "What's J.

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Dunn at 11 o'clock Sunday in the North Terrace Church of Christ. Miss Wilma Showalters will be the soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Laura Belle Richardson. The church school will meet for Rally Day. A meeting of the teachers, superintendents, and presidents of classes will be held at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening to plan the fall program for the school.

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