The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 7

THE EVENING INDEPENDENT MASSILLON, OHIO MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1959 SEVEN Valentine Appointed Shower For Mrs. Panis the names of the newlyweds. SHOWER games were enjoyed; with prizes going to Mrs. Pete: Protos, Miss Linda Hazel and Mrs. E.

J. Welty, mother of the bride. The prizes were turned over to the honored guest. Other guests were Mrs. Theone, Panis, mother of the groom, Mrs.

Pete Lios-1 sis, Mrs. Nick Liossis Mrs. James Gatsios, Mrs. Dodo Koutros, Mrs. Louise Liossis, Mrs.

Mary Liossis, Mrs. Gust Diamant, Peter Leventis, Mrs. James Kostas, Mrs. Dorothy Casadakas, and the Misses Bessie Elias, Virginia Chantes, Pat. Panis, Athena Vatos, Kay Stein, Nancy Herman, Linda Herman, Sally Blackburn, Marjorie Lowe, Pat Ricosky and Virginia Guloff.

The former. Miss Russell Mr. Panis were married Jan. 22 in New York City. They are presently making their home with Mr.

Panis' mother at 1115 Lincoln Way until they locate an apartment in Kent where the groom a senior at Kent State university. 0--0-0 Past Presidents Mrs. Lucille Wittman and Mrs. Harold Woodside will entertain the Past Presidents club Tuesday evening at the residence of Mrs. Wittman, 826 Seneca st NE.

Prayer Series Morning Star United Holy church will continue a prayer series each night at 7:30. E. Miller will conduct the services. 0-0-0 (Additonal Society--Page 5) prettily appointed Valentine party was given afternoon in honor of a recent bride, Mrs. Pete Panis, the former Miss Carole Russell, by Miss Montina Liossis and Mrs.

George Yoder, the former Miss Gerry Beiter, at the Liossis' residence, 367 1st st SE. A shower of kitchen gifts was received by the honored guest. Appointing the buffet refreshment table were individual cakes! with candy hearts, mounted shaped doilies and trimmed with placed upon red and white heart doilies. Nut cups filled large hearts inscribed with "Carole and Pete" were the favors. Suspended over the gift table were red hearts inscribed with Chi Omegas To Entertain Aultman Ladies The Canton-Massillon Chi Omega alumnae will entertain the women of Aultman home, 1711 Spring NE Canton evening at 8 o'clock.

The Rev. William pastor of the Calvary Presbyterian church, Canton, will speak on the topic "One Mark of a Mrs. Robert Oberlin, pianist, will accompany the group singing. A business meeting will follow at the. residence of Mrs.

R. F. of 1706 Spring will NE, ton. Arrangements be completed for attending the Players Guild production of "The Diary of Anne Frank" Feb. 26.

Coming Meetings Colonel Jarvis Circle Colonel Jarvis circle of the Ladies of Grand Army of lic will meet Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. at the YWCA. Trinity Aid Society Trinity Lutheran Aid society will meet Thursday evening at 8 lat the church. Jackson Twp.

Woman's Club The Jackson Twp. Woman's club will have a contest dinner; Wednesday at 12. at the residence of Mrs. Ben Smith of Beatty rd. A Valentine handkerchief exchange will be a feature.

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OPEN THURSDAY EVENING 'TIL 9-SATURDAY 'TIL 3 P. M. FREE DELIVERY M-CAIN LUMBER CANTON- PHONE ROAD at GENOA TE 3 3105 Outstanding Program Features Woman's Club Open Meeting Members of the Massillon Woman's club and their guests are invited to the meeting Friday after.noon, Feb. 6, at 2 o'clock. After a short business meeting presided over by Mrs.

Guy Huey, the members will be entertained with a musical program to be presented by Mrs. Charles Harlan, local soprano soloist, and Mrs. Park Urban of Hartville, harpist. MRS. HARLAN, accompanied by Mrs.

Don Cornell, will sing three selections, "Will You from Sigmund Romberg's "My Hero" from the "Chocolate Soldier" by Oscar Straus and "Through the by Vincent Youmans. Mrs. Harlan is well known in local music circles as a soloist. Mrs. Urban, harpist, will present a "Musical Elementary musical supervisor in North Canton schools, Mrs.

Urban received her bachelor's degree in music from Cincinnati Conservatory of Music and has taught music and directed choirs in this area since 1942. Last year she was the recipient of her national scholarship and as a result traveled in eight different European countries, studying facilities of the music schools and also attending Mozart Academy of Music in Salzburg, Austria. i The lecture and entertainment committee this one of the outstanding programs of the year. The Homemakers section will be in charge of the tea with Mrs. James R.

Long and Mrs. Harold Ganger serving as chairman and co-chairman, respectively. Other tea hostesses will be Mrs. W. W.

Cox, Mrs. Charles Evans, Mrs. James Hanna, Mrs. Victor Mikus, Mrs. William E.

Rasor, Miss Dorothy Russell, Mrs. A. H. Senior, Mrs. George Wallace, and Mrs.

Y.W Board To Organize Feb. 9 The 1959 board of trustees of the YWCA will be composed of Mrs. F. A. Poling, Mrs.

B. C. Alder, Miss Mary Merwin, Miss Vida Beamer, Mrs. Paul Crone, Mrs. F.

A. Ebner, Mrs. Edward Ellis, Mrs. W. J.

Griesheimer, Mrs. Andrew Hrivnak, Mrs. Thom-' as Ross, Mrs. J. E.

Willison, Mrs. i Arthur Watkins, Mrs. Lewis Lash, Mrs. John C. Miller, Mrs.

George Wallace, Mrs. Helen Urban Wa-1 ters and Mrs. Russell Wendling. It was erroneously stated that Mrs. Poling was retiring from the board.

The board will meet evening, Feb. 9. at 7:30 to organize and elect officers. Presbyterian Men To Meet Thursday The United Presbyterian Men's: Council will hold an important meeting Thursday evening at 8: in the Memorial room of Central Presbyterian church. Election of officers will be held.

Harold Kiplinger will show films of the Wooster Presbytery's camp at Pleasant Hill reservoir near Wooster. Refreshments will be served. All men of the church are invited. 0-0-0 EAGLES PARTY The weekly Thursday evening: euchre party in the Eagle's club was attended by 48 members and guests. Prize winners were Mrs.

Rose, Mrs. Frantz, Mr. Winkel: and Mr. McFarren. Door prizes were awarded to Mrs.

Gehring and Mr. Schwartz. 0--0-0 EUCHRETTES Mrs. J. Robert McCullough of East Greenville was hostess to the Euchrettes Friday evening.

ors went to Mrs. Charles Mrs. Donald Indorf, Mrs. George; Schalmo. Mrs.

Louis Brinker, Lincoln Way will be the next! hostess. 0--0-0 Alumni Association Ray Clapper will project slides' on Arabia for the program of the, 'Alumni association of Massillon; city hospital Tuesday evening at' 8 in the Howenstine Nurses home. Mrs. Betty Leighley will preside. ON ALL OFF WALLACE STERLING Patterns Listed SPECIAL Discovery Rose Stradivari Point VALENTINE My Love Meadow Rose Grand Colonial Wishing Star SALE Grand Baroque Sir Christopher Waltz Romance of of Spring the Sea C.J Duncan Silver Swirl JEWELER LEADING 24 Lincoln Way, E.

Established In Massillon Since 1897 Mrs. DiOrio Entertains For Sister Mrs. Vincent DiOrio of 1736 Windsor rd NE entertained guests Friday at Padula's as a prenuptial courtesy to her sister, Mrs. J. E.

Carlin, the former Miss Irene Sorg. DAFFODILS and iris carried out the yellow and lavender color scheme. Favors were also carried out in the two colors. Mrs. Carlin was presented with a corsage of rosebuds.

The guests showered the recent bride with many lovely gifts. Later the guests were entertained at the residence of Mrs. DiOrio for the remainder of the evening. The marriage of the former: Miss Sorg and Air. Carlin took place Dec.

15 in Las Vegas, Nev. They are at home to their friends: in the Granada apartments, 5th st NE. 0-0--0 Miss Sombrio To Wed In St. Barbara's Miss Nancy Sombrio, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George Sombrio of Duane ave NW, who will become the bride of Tom Rohr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Rohr of 32nd st NW on Saturday at 9:30 a. m. St.

Barbara's Catholic church, was honored at prenuptial shower by Mrs. Vincent Rohr, mother of the prospective Guests! were all close friends of the bride-to-be. PRIZES in games went to Miss Verneil Roberts, Miss Loretta Layton, Miss Judy Bucklew and Mrs. Gene Dunn. The decorations on the buffet refreshment table were centered around a miniature bouquet similar to the on which the bride be will carry in her wedding day.

Other guests were Mrs. Gary Sherer, Mrs. Robert Baker, Miss JoAnne Bierie, Miss Nancy Ber-1 ry, Miss Janice Rohr. Miss JoAnne Nodo, Miss Shelby Fringeli, Elaine Rice. Miss Heden, Miss Judy Williams, Miss Linda Rohr.

Miss Francie Shere, Miss Connie Blickenderfer, Mrs. Gladys Sherer, and Mrs. Reath! Blickenderfer. Miss Sombrio is a senior at Washington high school, Mr. Rohr graduated in 1956 from Washinglon high school and is ed by the Stark European Auto in Canton.

0--0--0 VFW Post Navarre VFW post will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the post home. Abbie Rebekah No. 10 Abbie Rebekah lodge No.

10. will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 lin IO0F temple. HARVEY PTA OFFICERS, reading left to right are, Mrs. Kenneth Wright, treasurer; Wally Shallenberger, president; Mrs. Friday the 13th will Jose its aura of superstition and will be changed into a gala night of fun for everyone at Harvey school, 1314 Main ave when the 43rd: annual Harvey penny social will be held.

The festivities will be open 1 to the public. In 1916 Harvey school original-, ed the first penny social in Massillon. Down through the years it has built into one of the biggest; school social affairs in this ity and is looked forward to with anticipation by children and grown ups alike. All profits go into the PTA fund to forward its work among the children in the school district. Over $600, profits from former: socials, was used during the past year to give parties for the entire school 011 Valentine's Day, Halloween and Christmas.

Each child received a gift at Christmas. Kindergarten through the third grade children were presented with Little Golden books, and the upper grade children re-: ceived automatic all gaily wrapped. Individual groups sored by the school are the school Boy patrol, Junior cadets, Cub scout Pack 5, and two Brownie groups. The sixth grade receives recognition dinner. A kitchen for use of all school! groups and activities' was.completcd during the past year with the installation of a new cabinet sink.

First Methodists To Observe Family Night "The Second Look," by Nora Stirling, a one act play cicaling with a typical family with outside interests, will be presented at the First Methodist church family night Wednesday evening following a covered-dish dinner at 6:15 in the church dining room. This play, written especially for the family, was first presented by Northwestern university, Evanston, at the third national conference on family life of the Methodist church in Chicago. Reed Wallace, the director, is also inciuded in the local cast composed of Miss Rita Jones, Charles Baughman, Miss Donna Fisher and Miss Ilona Pumphrey. The Rev. Robert R.

Dieterich, pastor. will serve on stage. The Rev. Forest Carter, associate pastor of First church, will lead the devotional period and B. L.

Harmelink, the hymn singing. The Tower choir of the church, under the direction of Mrs. Fred Wilson will sing three selections. "The Fairest Lord Jesus," "Jesus Loves Me" and "He Has the Whole World in His Hand." Miss Ann Wilson will be the accompanist. BRIEF reports on the national family life conference held last October in the Conrad Hilton hotel in Chicago and attended by 13.000 Methodist from all over the States, will Carter be given and Mr.

by and and Mrs. Fred Wilson. Mr. Carter a who serves as chairman of thei family life program in the Canton district of the Methodist church, served as a district delegate and Mr. and Mrs.

Wilson were delegates from the local church. will be in the form of talks, slides and special Reports, recordings including selected porof Ohio's Bishop Hazen G. Werner's keynote address to the conference. Bishop Werner presided at the conference. Recordwill be given of President Dwight D.

Eisenhower's greetings the conference and the Ohio Wesleyan choir, Delaware, of Robert Burrows of the local church is a member. The Rev. Mr. Dieterich, will in- troduce the members of the First who will carry forward the family Methodist family life committee, life program in accordance with the needs of the local church, families. Books from the church library appropriate for family life reading will be on display by Miss Marilyn McClellan, librarian.

Recognition will be given the oldest parents, largest family and youngest children. Guests from local arca churches interested in a family life program are invited. Women Of Moose Valentine Party A Valentine party preceded by covered-dish dinner will be by the Women of Moose, I Massillon chapter No. 32 Tuesday levening at 6:30 in the Moose (home. Mrs.

Irene Rasor will serve general chairman. The Loyal Order' of Moose and their lilies are cordially invited to tend. A white elephant sale will be featured during the meeting and secret sister names drawn by those who were absent at the last meeting. I Ritual practice for Alliance College of Regents Day Sunday, Feb. 8 will be held immediately following the dinner.

Chapter members will leave the local club a group that Sunday at 12 DOROTHY GULEFF Leo C. Yost. Hospitality committee includes Miss Jennie F. Haring, Mrs. Thomas Herman, Mrs.

Thomas W. Reehl, sr. Mrs. Lyle Soult and Mrs. L.

W. Budd. Dorcas Class Dorcas Class MRS. PARK URBAN harpist Mrs. C.

Wayne Balyeat served as hostess to the Dorcas class of the Evangelical United Brethren church Friday evening at the church. Mrs. Veigel in her opening devotions read selections from Corinthians I and St. MatChew, closing with prayer. Mrs.

Pearl conducted the business mecting in which members answered roll call by reciting Bible verses. The class voted to continue the support of an! orphan child through the Holy Land Christian Approach mission. Thomas Tritt had the closing prayer. Mrs. Balyeat.

assisted by Miss Blanche Earnsberger and Mrs. Elizabeth Maughiman served refreshments. The table prayer was offered by Mrs. Maughiman. Mrs.

Lucy Davis, 39 Cherry rd. NW will be hostess at the next meeting, Feb. 27. MRS. CHARLES HARLAN soprano Brewster Lodge 897 Brewster lodge 897, Ladies auxiliary to the BRT, will meet Tuesday at 7:30 in the American Legion hall in Brewster.

A covered dish supper will follow the lodge imecting. William Peel, vice president and The annual donation of $25 also was made to the Massillon Schol'arship fund. preparations are already way for the event GREAT, and in addition to the many tures such as movies, dance revucs. candy and refreshment: stands, a bazaar, homemade bake goods, two new features "Ye Old Curiosity Shop" and weight guessing by Mike Hutsell will be Mrs. Kenneth Wright will be in charge of the shop where unusual knickknacks and good second hand items will be found.

THE EVENING will begin with a spaghetti supper, served cafeteria style, from 5 to 7 p. m. Raymond Indorf and Mrs. Richard Eisenbrei will supervise the dinner assisted by sixth girls in charge of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Harter who will seat the people and clean up. For who do not like spaghetti a vari-1 ety of foods will be found a' hot refreshment stand. Mrs. Roland Giltz and Mrs: Keith Rig. committec will serve during the dinner hours and the social.

"For the pause that refreshes" the cold refreshment. stand will be open under the direction of George Miller. The candy committee is under the co-chairmanship of Mrs. ward Wiskusky and Mrs. James Brogden, will put in over Announcement is made of the coming marriage of Miss Dorothy Guleff of 3551 Mollane ave NE, Perry Heights and John M.

Belcich, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Belcich of 2937 Gilbert ave NE, Canton. The couple has selected Feb. 8 as their wedding date.

The bride-elect is employed at the Lamp Post restaurant and Lounge. Mr. Belcich is an employe of the Canton Corrugated Box Co. 0-0-0 St. Barbara's Party St.

Barbara's Altar society will sponsor a weekly card party for women and girls this evening at 8 in the school hall. Mrs. Ollie Hollender is chairman of the committee in charge. society will hold a regular meeting Wednesday at 8 p. in Crusader hall.

A white elephant sale will be featured. The committe in charge includes Mrs. Helen Snyder, Mrs. Lillian Snyder, Mrs. Stephan Ollis and Mrs.

Frank Johns. The socicty will sponsor a preLenten card party to which the public is invited Thursday at 8 I p. m. in Crusader hall. Blessing of throats will take place following the 6:45 and 8 a.

m. Masses and a 3 and 7:15 p. m. Tuesday. Women of the parish will receive communion in a body at the noon.

8 a. m. mass Sunday. SALE! REPLATING: SILVER DURING FEBRUARY ONLY! BEFORE 2.0 AFTER Each piece will be heavily replated in Mrs. James Wade, secretary.

women-hours to make suckers, 75 pounds of fudge, and 30 pounds each of caramels, pea-; nut brittle, taffy, and hard Karo syrup and sugar are donat-! cd by parents. Other concessions will be two fish ponds directed by Mrs. Frank Norton, Mrs. O. Owens, a bazaar with handmade articles in charge of Mrs.

D. T. Klever, Mrs. Norman Nicdenthal, Mrs. Cliff Watts; movies to be shown by Miss Dorothy Quinn and Airs.

Schumacher: bake shop homemade pies, cakes and other goodies under the direction of Mrs. James Wade and Mrs. Ro-' land Giltz. On the stage in the gymnasium, er, Betty Adelman, local dance teach- Each will present her 1959 dance revue, in two performances. A carnival air will prevail in the main hallways with Pick-a-: pocket ladies, under the direction of Bill cummings.

Clowns in the persons of Harry Simon and Wal-: Shallenberger will also be on hand to add to the fun. A room of games will be supervised by Cub Scout Pack No. 5.1 Robert Fromholtz and Simon are co-chairmen of the affair assisted by Mrs. Wally publicity, Keith Rigdon on PA announcements, Mr. and Mrs.

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