The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 6

SIX YHE EVENING INDEPENDENT. MASSILLOX. OHIO MONDAY, TUNE 17. 1935 Social Affairs, Clubs, Meetings Society Meetings Items of Interest to Women Readers Baldauf Honored At Garden Party Many Friends Present at Affair Saturday Afternoon Wedded 50 Years Mr. Mrs.

G. M. Pflug and Professor and Mrs. Harold A. Pfltig-'.

of Webster Groves, gave garden party Saturday afternoon at the Pflug home, in SE, honor of Robert Baldauf, a recent graduate of Eden seminary, who was ordained into the. ministry of the Evangelical church, Sunday, at St. John's Evangelical church and Miss Irma Van Boskirk. of Chicago, 111. Mr.

Pflug is professor of religious education at Eden seminary. Many Out-Of-Town Guests Quantities of blooming flowers In the garden formed an attractive setting the occasion. Refreshments were served from a table in the garden. The guests numbered 30 and included Mrs. Emma Funk and daughter, of Cuyahoga Falls, Mr.

and Mrs. Baer, of Youngstown, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stahl and daughter Kristina, of- Gainesville, and Herman Ortwein, who recently graduated from Elmhurst college, and has returned to Massillon for the summer vacation. Ordained In St.

John's Sunday morning St. John's Evangelical church and the Sunday school auditorium were filled to capacity for the ordination of Mr. Baldauf. The Rev. J.

E. Digel, pastor of the church, conducted the ordination service, as. sisted by Dr. H. J.

Christman. professor at 'Eden Theological seminary, Webster Groves, who had the scripture reading and the O. E. Wittlinger, of Cleveland. The church was beautifully decorated with garden flowers and the choir augmented the impressive service with special music.

The Rev. Mr. Baldauf will leave within a week for his charges at Broadland and Sidney, HI. A family dinner was served at the -home of Mr. and' Mrs.

Alfred Baldauf, Franklin following the service. Mr. Baldauf is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Baldauf of 6th SW.

To Sail For Europe Professor-and Mrs. Pflug who have been guests of the former's parents, for the past few days, left Sunday afternoon for New Haven, to attend commencement exercises at Yale university, where Mrs. Pflug's former roommate. Miss Bernice Buehler, of Dover, will graduate from the Yale Divinity school. They will sail from New York, i Wednesday night, June 19, on the! steamship New'York for Elsinore, I Denmark, where they will study the Danish Folk Schools and Cooperatives in International People's college for one month.

Professor and Mrs. Fflug plan to travel in Germany, Austria. Italy, France and England and will return to the United States about Sept. 5. Graduate At Ann Arbor Thomas M.

Davis, son of Attorney and Mrs. T. C. Davis, of 115 Wales graduated today from the law school at the University of Michigan. Ann Arbor, with the' degree of doctor of jurisprudence.

Mr. Davis will return to spend a short vacation with his parents before leaving for New York City where he will become associated with a firm of lawyers known as, Cravath, DeGersborff, Swaine and Wood. He will become attached, to the firm about Aug. 1. Mr.

Davis is a member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity and the Ic- gal fraternity of Ph! Delta Phi. Dinner For Local Couple Given Sunday Wedded Recently in Virginia; To Be at Home After June 23 Open House Held Sunday and the Week Among The Churches New Movie Magnate MR. AND MRS. D. W.

SNAVELY Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Snavely, of West Lebanon, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Thursday, June 20, by receiving their friends Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Seymour, of Rotch XE, entertained guests at a dinner and shower, Sunday evening, in honor of Mr. I and Mrs.

Ralph Seymour, whose marriage was recently announced by the bride's parents, Mr. and "Mrs. James J. Barrett, of 835 Lincoln Way, XW, at a dinner of attractive appointments. Wed In Virginia The marriage of, Mr.

and Mrs. Seymour took place recently in the rec- jtory of St. Joseph's Cathedral, in Virginia, the Rev. Father Sieber officiating. They were unattended.

After June 23, they will reside at 840 llth NE. Ever Faithful Class Ever Faithful class of St. Paul's Lutheran church met Friday night and it was decided to rent a cottage iu vvaa ucuiucu MJ rent a cottage at open house from 3 to 5, in the at Turkeyfoot lake in August. Re-" freshments were served by the Misses Dorothy and Evelyn Herman. i Birftday Party Mrs.

George Finis, of 6th NE. delightfully entertained guests Saturday evening at a birthday party honoring Mr. Pinis' birthday anniversary. Prizes at 500 were awarded to Mrs. William Young and Fred Young.

Refreshments were served in afternoon and 7 to 9 In the evening. They have one daughter, Mrs. H. J. Limbach, of West Lebanon, five grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Mr. and Mrs. Snavely were married by the Rev. E. L.

Smith. They are members of the Methodist Episcopal church of West Lebanon and have spent most of their life in the homo where they now live, near West Lebanon, Prine-Lehman Wedding Saturday morning at 11 o'clock in the Reformed church at Orrville, the marriage of Miss Helen Prine, daughter of Mrs. Daisy Prine, of Pulton, to George Lehman, son of Mrs. Anna Lehman, of Orrville took place. The mony.

Miss Pern Tombow, of East Greenville, and Walter Steele, of Massillon, were the atendants. Both the bride and her attendant were gowned in white. The bride's gown was of white crepe combined with heavy Jace and she wore a turban with a short veil. Her shoulder corsage was of gardenias, wisteria and baby breath. Miss Tombow's gown was fashioned of crepe and she wore a large white hat and her flowers were pink rosebuds, sweet- peas and wisteria.

A wedding dinner for 50 guests followed at the home of the groom's sister, Mrs. William Richmond in Orrville. The table was dec.ou.ted with a wedding cake topped with a niniature bride and groom, and VCU ill the dining room at a table having a birthday cake. Nine guests were present and Mr. Pinis received a number of gifts.

Dewalt Reunion The 13th annual reunion of the Philip Dewalt family was held Sunday with 98 pres- a( noon ancl game of ball and officers Officers include Mervin Dewalt president; Mrs. Russell Pitts, secretary, and Charles Pitts, treasurer. The reunion will be held next year at Lake Springs. MR. AND MRS.

JOHN BONK Mr. and Mrs. John Bonk, 395 9th celebrated the 27th anni versary of their wedding Sunday at their residence. During the afternoon (hey received a number of guests informally at open house ano at 6, thtii a family dinner. They aie the parents of seven children and have five grandchildren, Mr.

Bonk has been a city fireman at the Central station for the past 14 years. The house was decorated with a profusion of garden flowers and niiijy gifts were received. Out of town guests included M.S. Harry Clark, of Canton, and Mr. and Mrs.

Jenkins and Mrs. Mary Kohl, of Barberton. Run rd. Meat Cuttters to Meet Meal Cutters will hold a meeting this evening at 8, in the Trades and Labor assembly hall. There will be business of importance and members are urged to be present.

ttiJU American Beauty roses, all appointments being carried out in yellow and white. Live In Orrvillc Mi-, and Mrs. Lehman later In the day left on a northern motor trip and after July 1, will be at home to their friends in a newly furnished house in Main Orrville. For travel the bride wore a navy blue suit with yellow accessories. Many gifts were received by the young couple Mrs.

Henry Liebermann, of 6th was included among the guests at the wedding, Family Get-To-Gcther A family gathering was held Sun- aay at the residence of Mr. and Mrs Harry Koontz. of Cherry NW' with a picnic dinner at noon. Games' were played and pictures taken The guests included: Mrs. Anna Caldwell and son, Jack, of Providence I and Herbert Dietz, of New York city'-' Dawson Getz, Miss Lois Ledger, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Kpstner and daughter, Vera, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Storl, Mr. and Mrs.

P. E. Humni and Students Recital at Wesley Kenneth Wright will present a group of students in a piano recital Tuesday night at 8, in Wesley Methodist Episcopal church. There will be special duets for two pianos and pipe organ. Coming Meetings Frank, of Ma.willon.

Dames of Malta Dames of Malta will hold degree practice Wednesday afternoon at 2, in the I. O. O. F. hall.

All officers taking part and all members are urged to be present. Morning: Glory Club The Morning Glory club will be entertained Tuesday ESvenlng at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Horst. of East Greenville.

Five hundred and bunco will be played, games to start promptly at 8:15. Protectors to Meet Protectors of the Dames of Malta will meet this evening with Mrs. Alice Fox, of 1st SE. Sunbeam Sewing Club Sunbeam sewing club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Nora Yocum, of 511 8th SW.

Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary will meet Tuesday night at 7:30, in the G. A. R. hall. A large attendance is desired.

Friendship Class Friendship class of the Myers Re- Orphans Committee Party Tlie grand prize for the series of afternoon card parties just finished by the orphan committee, of the Daughters of America, will be awarded Tuesday afternoon, at a 500 party in the Junior order club. Games will begin at 2, the public is invited. The orphans committee is sponsoring this party. Ladies of the O. R.

C. The Ladies of the O. R. C. will hold a regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2:30, in the Trades and Labor hall.

St. Paul Court No. 725. A regular meeting of St: Paul Court No. 725, Catholic Order of Foresters, will be held Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in St.

Joseph's, assembly hall. Boy Rangers indoor ball team will be organized. All members are urged to attend. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH This evening at 7:30, the deacons, deaconesses and their families will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Gritzan, 1104 Woodland SB. Tuesday at 10 a. the Rev. D. A.

Laman's class of young men will meet at the church for a to High Mill park. Wednesday evening at 7, the Spiz- zerinktum class will meet at the Y. M. C. A.

Midweek prayer service at 7:30. Thursday p. m. at 2:30 the Dorcas! class will hold their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Williams, 27th NE, ail members are urged to be present.

Thursday evening the choir will! hold their regular monthly meeting at High Mill park. A picnic supper i will br served. Meet at the church at for transportation. Friday at 7:30, choir rehearsal at the rJiurch. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Tuesday evening, 7:30, the Philathea Bible class will meet with Mrs.

C. J. Eschelman, 402 19th NW. Thursday. 2 p.

the Aid will meet with Mrs. Charles Bantz, 315 6th SW. Mrs. Samuel Garratt's group will have charge of the program. Mrs.

Clarence Cecil will be the assisting: hostess. The choir will practice at 7:30 p. m. i Friday evening. 7:30.

the Dorcas class will meet with Mrs. F. Bennett 1321 Tremont SW. Friday evening, 7 p. the Victory class will-meet-with Mr.

and Mrs Rebholz, East Walnut SE. Members of the class will have a ball game in the early hour of the evening which will be followed by other games for all present. Strawberries and coffee will be furnished by the hostesses, and members of the class will furnish the cakes. There will be a business session. This promises to be a delightful time for all who attend.

ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH This evening at 6:30, the Luther League will hold a hamburg fry at Lincoln Park. Tuesday evening at 7:30, Good Samaritan circle will meet. Thursday the Reading Circle will meet with Mrs. H.

V. Farrell, of Fulton. There will be a covered dis dinner at noon followed by the regu lar meeting. Friday at 7, Sunday school teacher and the choir at 7:30. Mrs.

F. Sny ders Sunday school class will' me'e with Mrs. Henry Gintz, of llth st NE. of the beginners, primary and Junior department of the church school. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH JJuring the morning service every Sunday morning from 10:15 to 11:15, a kindergarten will be held for the benefit of parents desiring to attend the morning service.

Miss Betty I me morning service. MISS Wednesday, 7:30, midweek service Goodnough will be in charge and in charge of the pastor, the Rev. 0. small children may be left with her. B.

Hess. Thursday the Susannah Wesley class will meet with Dunlap, of llth NE. Mrs. Ella Whitmire will be assisting hostess. Mrs.

Ressler's group will hold picnic at the cottage of Mrs. H. V. a campaign against speeders. Kramer at Turkeyfoot lake.

Those desiring transportation are asked to call on Wednesday. WAR, ON SPEEDERS DELAWARE. June Recent completion of resurfacing of the city's main street has given city officials a problem. They've had to start FINDS OLD COIN LONDON, June S. E.

Reed Friday at 2:30, Mis. Black's group plowed up an 1825 silver half dollar in will meet with Mrs. Herman Voss, of his trarcien. He found it under eight 16th inches of dirt. Al Lichtman New photo of Al Liehtman, chosen by Mary Pickford, Charles Chaplin and associates to be president of United Artists' Corp.

(Central Press) at 6. The social committee will be in charge. Mrs. John Jacobs is the chairman. The Eighty-One club will meet at the Valley View camp on Thursday afternoon and evening.

Reservations can be made by calling Mrs. Dowdj or Mrs. Bergvall. They must be made' not later than Tuesday noon. The second Fellowship Tea sponsored by the Women's Missionary society will be held on Thursday afternoon at 2:30.

All the women of the church are invited. Mrs. Camp will have charge of the devotional period, Mrs. May and Mrs. Albers will have charge of the music and Mrs.

Julia Price will tell us some interesting experiences with the foreigners in Massillon. Assisting her will be Hungarian, Croation, Italian and! Spanish tt'omen. The and women will be hostesses. The Daily Vacation Bible school opened this morning- at 9 o'clock. The school is open to all children j.

j. AUAiwoinjj uj. jwvers rtc- daughter, Marlene, John Koontz and formed church will meet Wednesdav unn TWinl- rtf TI Tf. with Mrs. Frank Kraft, of the Pigeon so YOU'RE PUTTING STEVENS IN CHARGE OF THE NEW BRANCH? THAT WAS TO BE MY JOB 1 I'M SORRY YOU SEE A LOT OF SOCIAL DUTIES GO WITH THE AT HOME THAT NIGHT THEN UP LIKE A CLAM.

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It penetrates and purifies the pores of clogged leaves complexion fresh and 'glowing with health. Try it and see. trouble-maker odor) steals jobs, sweethearts I Play bathe regularly with Life- buoy. Its abundant lather purifies, dttdtmts stops Its quickly-vanishing, extra clean scent tells you Lifebuoy protects! pint Buran (By The AssocialPil Preps.) NATIONAL LEAGUE: Bntiinff VaiiR'liMii. Pirates, ilr'dwirk.

I'ii-ati-s, Sfli: Martin. Cardinals, and Jloorr, 43. RUMS Bailed Cardinal? Ott, -15. 73; Lam Pirates, 77. w- and Galan, Cut's.

16 Pirates, and Goodman Rr-ila 7. Home Giants, 12: Moore Giants, .7. Phillies, and Camilli Phillies, 11. Stolen PardinaK 7 Myers, Tlcds and Boiylnjrary, fi Parmrlee, Giants. S-l; her, Cardinals.

5-1. AMERICAN LEAGUE: Johnson. Athletics, Athletics, Athletics, 4S; Timers, 44. Kims Tiger, 61: Athletics, 4fi. Athletics, Crame Athletins, 76.

Senators, and Green berjr. Timers. 16. Cronin Reds, 7. In New Probe Dr A.Newton Bobbitt, Pasadena, C-al physician, dodged cameramen as he entered Los Angeles District Attorney's office for questioning regarding new evidence in the 18 nonth-old mystery slaying of Leonard Siever, Pasadena dentist Bobbitt recently won court judgment against the estate.

ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL CHURCH Tuesday evening the I. Y. wil meet. Wednesday the senior league wil meet.

Thursday at 2, English Aid society Members are asked to bring miti FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Baseball game will be played tonight and Thursday evening. Wednesday, the Sunday school convention will be held in Akron, at Divinity Lutheran church. Miss Lucv Ziegler, of Faith school, is secretary of the association. There will be morning, afternoon and evening sessions. Professor Leupold will sneak at the evening service.

Thursday at 8, choir rehearsal Friday evening, Alpha Sigma guild will have a dinner at Valley View Reservations must be in by Wednesday evening by calling Mrs A Wilson, 8645. The Brotherhood will have its annual outing at Fort Laurens, Bolivar Wednesday, June 26. FIRST REFORMED CHURCH Tuesday at 4, Girl Scouts will meet 7 esda at 7:1 5- Boy Scouts. At 1:30, the choir will rehearse. WESLEY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH This evening at 7:30, Epworth League cabinet will meet Wednesday, the Mothers club will hold a picnic for members and their families at Lake Springs.

Supper will be served at 6. At 7:30, the midweek services will be held Next Sunday there will be a celebration at the morning service Tuesday evening. June there 1 will be festival by the Epworth i League. The place will be announced i later. CENTRAL PRESBYYTERIAN CHURCH The Home Department will hold a party in the church parlors on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30.

All the members are invited. A special feature of the program will be a play presented by Mrs. Bergvall's Sunday school class. The Westminster Bible class held a picnic supper at Sippo park on Tuesday evening for class members and their families. Supper will be served DR.

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