The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 5

a JULY 21, 1951 THE EVENING INDEPENDENT. MASSILLON. OHIO Miss Bettylu Jones To Wed James Young Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jones of 728 Lake ave NE, announce the engagement of their daughter, Bettylu, to James M.

Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Young of Bowman rd. Miss Jones is a graduate of Washington high school with the class of '47, attended Flora Stone Mather college and is a senior at Frances Payne Bolton school of nursing, Western Reserve university, Cleveland.

She is member of Gamma Delta Tau sorority. Mr. Young graduated from Washington high school with the class of '47. He received his bachelor-of-arts degree from Duke university, Durham, N. C.

and will enter Duke university medical school this fall. He is a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Margaret Romary Wears Mother's Bridal Veil -Photo by Weslin Studio MISS BETTYLU JONES Nuptial mass was celebrated in St. Peter's Catholic church in Canton this morning at 10 o'clock (est) for the wedding of Miss Margaret Romary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

E. L. Romary of 1619 27th st NW, Canton and William Matthews, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Matthews of 730 7th st SW. The Rev. Matthew Herttna, assistant pastor of the church, celebrated the mass and officiated at the double ring ceremony before a large assemblage of friends and relatives of the young couple. Gladioli in various beautiful shades adorned the altar.

As the bride entered the church on the arm of her father the beautiful strains of "Because" by d'Hardelot, resounded from the organ loft, sung by Miss Lucille Myers, soloist, a friend of the family, accompanied by Harold Wise, church organist, who also played for the, mass, Miss Myers' other selections included "Ave Maria" and "On This Day, O' Beautiful Mother," as the bride placed a replica of her wedding bouquet on the altar of the Blessed Virgin Mary following the mass. Miss Myers also sang during the mass. A formal length Princess style gown of white silk faille was chosen by the bride for her wedding. The gown featured a rounding neckline with Bertha collar and a yoke nylon marquisette, a fitted bodice, closed in the back with tiny self-covered buttons, long sleeves tapering to points over the wrists and a very full skirt. She complemented her gown with the beautiful veil of illusion worn by her mother for her marriage 24 years ago.

The fingertip veil was held in place by a crown set with small pearls and a pearl-adorned cross which extended from the front to the back of the headpiece and rested over the crown -of the head. She carried a colonial bouquet of white roses and wore a small gold chain and heart, set with tiny pearls, a gift of the groom. Miss Gertrude Haffner, a close friend, as the bride's only attendant, was gowned in a light green taffeta strapless gown with which she wore a bolero and mitts of the same material. She wore a crownshaped headpiece of the same Inaterial and carried a colonial' Following the reception, the to a two-piece dress of pink waffle through the southern states. She the corsage from her wedding turn, the young couple will reside Mrs.

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It's smooth won't craze or crack. The Ideal Co. Mrs. Levengood Is Honored MRS. Beach CLYDE LEVENGOOD, jr, of City was honored recently at a pink and blue shower ert held at the residence of Mrs.

RobL. Baker of Beach City. the Games were enjoyed throughout evening, prizes going to Mrs. Clyde Levengood, sr, Mrs. Jacob Nicesinger, Mrs.

John Regula and the Misses Jerry Wise and Audrey Stevenson, who presented them to the guest of honor. In one corner of the living room was a large stork from which green and yellow ribbons fell to a cradle containing a doll dressed in baby clothes. The refreshment table was centered with a rose bowl of tiny red roses and green and yellow miniature cradles were the Other guests included Mrs. Norinan Loveday, Mrs. J.

L. Lind and the Misses Eileen Levengood, Lynn Lahmers and Dorothy Nicesinger. 0--0---0 Coming Meetings Philathea Class The Philathea class of the First Baptist church will hold a covered dish luncheon Tuesday at 12 noon at the residence of Mrs. Francis Doll of 200 Allen ave NE. Members are asked to bring a covered dish and their own table service.

Boy Scouts The Boy Scouts of the Wesley Methodist church will hold a regular meeting Monday evening at 7. Missionary Society The Missionary society of Shiloh Baptist church will hold a regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 Sally Peck Guild The members of Sally Peck guild of First Baptist church will go swimming and have wiener! roast Tuesday evening. All 9th graders are invited and are to bring swim suits, wieners and buns. The group will meet the chapel for transportation. at; Ball Game The members of the First Bap-' tist church church and Grace Evangelical will participate in a soft-: ball game Monday evening ati 6:15.

Young People The Young People of the Peniel Tabernacle will hold a regular meeting Tuesday evening at 7:30: at the church. Boy Scouts The Boy Scouts will hold a regular meeting in the dining: room of the church Monday eve-; ning church. at 7, in the First Methodist; Presbyterian Women terian The church Women of Central Presby-, will spend Tuesday afternoon, from 1:30 to 4:30 sewing carpet rags at the church. 69'ers Class The 69'ers will hold a picnic at Clay's park, Sunday evening at 6. In case of rain, it will be held at the church.

0--0--0 MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Following Mr. a wedding trip to Chicago, and Mrs. Thomas H. Maloney are residing at 707 8th st NW, Canton. Their marriage was solemnized Saturday morning, June 30, at 9:30 in St.

Joseph's Catholic church. Mrs. Maloney is the former Miss Zita Shafrath, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Austin of RD 1, Canton.

0-0---0 ENTERTAINS RTB CLUB Mrs. Nora Arnold of 107 6th st NE entertained members of the RTB club Wednesday afternoon at her residence. The afternoon was spent sewing and socially. Refreshments were served in the spacious living room ver the! Arnold residence. The next meeting will be held Aug.

1 in the form of a picnic at Oak Knoll park. 0-0-0 FEEDBAG FASHION This smart summer dress is made from three 100-1b feed bags in brown and white polka dot print with crisp white pique trimming. FIVE Golfers Enjoy Tournament A MIXED CLASS four-ball four-! some tournament was enjoyed by women golfers of the Brookside. Country club Friday preceding a luncheon of beautiful summer appointments. The winning team in the tournament was composed of Mrs.

E. H. Townsend, Mrs. E. A.

Mrs. Johnson and Miss Fran-, ces Oberlin. Mrs. Donald Renkert and Mrs. G.

If. I.conard tied for low gross. Mrs. F. M.

Lose and Mrs. Lose were hostesses for the Pretty bouquets of freshly cut gar-: den flowers decorated tables. Following the luncheon! games of bunco and canasta were! enjoyed. A medal play event will feature! the next tournament Friday, July 27. 0-C- -0 Hostess To Ladies Aid THE LADIES AID society of the Evangelical United Brethren church held a regular meeting Thursday afternoon at the residence of Mrs.

Warren Mendlein of Beiner pl NE. Eleven members and three guests, Mrs. Ray Finefrock and children, Robert. Austin, were presentsan The devotions aud the program were conducted and arranged by Mrs. Mendlein.

Mrs. John Richards presided at the business session. 'The noon was spent socially with tests. Prize winners were Mrs. Clarence Cecil.

Mrs. Harry Weizel. Mrs. John Richards and Robert Finefrock. Mrs.

Finefrock and children are visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Orwick of Dalton. Refreshments were served, by the hostess assisted by Flora Rush.

Summer flowers prevailed throughout the Mendlein The next meeting will be Aug. 16. at the residence of Mrs. John: Richards of 105 8th st SW. 0--0--0 PLAIN AND PAISLEY This New York designer's summer luncheon dress is created of chartreuse silk shantung and paisley printed English lawn.

The pleated skirt is white taffeta lined. 0--0-0 Last Week For Campers The final camping period for Boy Scouts of the Massillon area council begins Sunday afternoon at Camp Buckeve. C. Stuart Rila. executive director.

announced todav. Attending the final week of summer camp at Buckeye. located near Beach City. will be members of Boy, Scouts Troops 16 of St. Paul's Lutheran church.

9 of First Baptist church. 7 of First Metho. dist church and 17 of Reedurban. The latter two troops are hold. overs from this week.

Member's of Troon 7 this week used different method of camping. They cooked their breakfast and lunch at their campsite and then ate dinner in the camp's din-. ing hall. The troop is in charge of Harry Wilbert. He is assisted by Paul Ream.

The entire camp went on an overnight hike Thursday. They camped aleng Sugar creek. localed on the property the Mus. kingum Conservanes District. Troop 16 is in charge oi C.

J. Edwards, and 9 is in charge of Witliam Baker. maining lima beans. corned beef and macaroni into thickened gelatin. Mix together mayonnaise and nonfat dry milk.

Stir in onion. horseradish and Worcestershire sauce. Add beaten egg: mix well. Fold into gelatin mixture. Pour into prepared mold and chill until firm.

Makes servings. Lucy Herrett Becomes Bride Today At 3:30 Miss Lucy Marie Herrett, daughter of Mr. A. M. Herrett of 20880 Endsley ave, and Mrs.

Charles William Niedenthal of Justus, will- River. 0., and Rocky ding vows this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the exchange wedMethodist church. Brewster The groom resides with his uncle and Mrs. J. C.

Rouhier of Justus. aunt, Mr. and The Rev. Solomon A. Bass will officiate ceremony before an altar decorated at the double ring potted palms and lighter with baskets of summer flowers, organ recital of tapers.

James Lotze will present a half-hour wedding music. Mr. Lotze selections include "Claire de Wagner "Reverie." Dchussy. "To A Wild Lune." Rose." Debussy, "Evening "I Love Thee," Grieg and "Because." d'Hardelot. McDowell and Miss ferrett will be given in marriage by her chosen a lovely gown of white lace and net She has father.

with over satin. The dress is trimmed fashioned with a seeded bodice and an off the shoulder neckline fitted pearls. i i PARTY GIRL She's all dressed dainty white lawn pinafore with one of the children's fashions openings. up for ice cream and cake in a red and white candy-stripe trim shown in recent Dallas summer Miss M. Santilli Is Feted At Linen Shower MARIANNE SANTILLI, July bride-elect of MISS Pflug, Pic Ronald D.

was pleasantly surprised recently at a linen honor shower given in her by Miss Hill and Mrs. John Lope, (Barbara at the former's residence. 25th st SE. Franklin) Hill will be maid of honor for the wedding of Miss tilli, daughter of Mrs. Mary Santilli of 893 Walnut rd Miss SanSantilli of SE and John of Watertown, and Pic Pflug, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Pflug 937 10th st NE, which will occur Saturday, July 28, 2:30 at p. 11. in St. Paul's Lutheran church.

Mrs. Lope will be one of the bridesmaids. Games were enjoyed with prizes Janie Arn, Kathy Stanko, going to Miss Mary Jo McGuire, Pendolino and Frances Marilyn Miss Doris Wilson, Bliss Marjorie Open church will ard be observed who McQueen, presented Miss Marie Dolmas for the double ring wedding cereto-be. them to the bride- mony which will be performed by the Rev. Richard Freseman, pastor Refreshments were served from of St Jacob's Lutheran church at a candlelit table which was cen- Mudbrook.

Miss Santilli's other tered with a gold wedding band. attendants will be Miss Frances surrounded by lilies of the Pendolino, bridesmaid and Miss and lovebirds. Miss Santilli re- Marilyn many beautiful gifts. The maid. Jack Miller will serve Pic ceived Pendolino, junior brideshostesses were assisted by Airs.

Plug as best man and ushers will Thad Ogle. be Anthony Santilli, the brideOther guests present were the elect's brother and Charles Misses Carolyn Jo Rice, Joan Det erick. wiler. Pat Kerr, Helen Franklin, A reception for friends and relaTillie Ballash, Loretto Weldon, tives will begin at 4 p. m.

at the Alma Young, Marilyn Bowers. residence of the bride's parents. MISS SNODGRASS IS POPULAR BRIDE-ELECT MISS CAROLYN ZEPP of 511 Lincoln Way entertained friends recently at her residence in honor of Miss Norma Snodgrass, whose marriage to Pvt. Charles W. Smith will take place Saturday, July 28, at 7:30 p.

m. in Central Presbyterian church. Summer flowers decorated the refreshment table and a small parasol marked each guest's place. Lovely gifts were presented to the bride The elect Rev. after Harry which L.

Bigelow theater will party was officiate enjoyed. at the double ring ceremony which will unite the daughter of Mrs. Thelma Snodgrass of 110 4th st NE and C. J. Snodgrass of Canton and the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Smith of Route 93. Guests were the Misses Janet Brandon, Janet Vogt, Diary Barthelemy and Barbara Ulrich, Lima Beans Add Zest To Meal LIMA BEANS Serve By CECIL.Y Associated Press FRESH GREEN LIMA BEANS. July through October, can be summer menus. Serve them with or fish or eggs.

Or try this Corned that economical and nutritious SAUCE WITH BEANS Ingredients: 23 cup real mayonnaise, 2 tablespoons flour, 1s salt, 1a teaspoon white pepper. 2. cup milk. 1 egg yolk (slightly beaten). 2 teaspoons lemon juice.

2 teaspoons grated lemon rind. Method: Blend real mayonnaise. flour. salt, and pepper. Stir in milk gradually until smooth.

Cook over hot water until thickenedabout 5 to 6 minutes, stirring conIstantly. Remove from heat. Beat a little of the mixture into the egg volk: now heat back into saucepan. Stir in lemon juice and grated rind. Serve over cooked lima beans.

Makes cups, a generous amount of sauce for 6 servings of cooked fresh green lima beansi2 to pounds. i A pearl tiara will hold her: fingertip veil of illusion. Her bridal bouquet is composed of glamellias and candy tufts. Mrs. L.

Severance of Medina will be matron of honor. Mrs. Severance will wear a coral satin gown which will be complemented with a bolero of lace. A matching band will be worn in her hair and she will carry a bouquet of sunburst roses and candy tufts. Miss Miriam Rouhier of Justus and Mrs.

Donaid Hill of Brewster are bridesmaids and will wear: gowns of nympa green styled identical to the gown the matron of honor will wear. They will wear matching head bands and carry bouquets of sunburst roses and candy tufts. Norman Niedental of Brewster. brother of the groom will be best man. Roger Herrett of Rocky River, brother of the bride and Vernon on Hill of Justus will usher.

Mrs. Herrett, mother of the bride will be attired in a navy sheer with navy accessories and a corsage of red roses. I The groom graduated from Otterbein college, Westerville, Plate Road of Brewster. The bride is a graduate of Wesleyan university, Delaware, 0., of the Brewster public school. Mr.

and Mrs. C. L. Severance of Mr. Niedenthal on July 1.

The July 13 at the residence of Mrs. by Miss Miriam Rouhier SQUARE DEAL CLUB Mrs. Joseph Vukelic of Main ave was hostess to the Square Deal! in club, card Wednesday evening, games going to Mrs. Edward Meinhart, Mrs. George Eber-: hardt, Mrs.

Gladys Croop, Mrs. John Brady, Airs. Edward Bu-: hecker, who received al prize and Mrs. Charles Moyer. Refreshments were served.

Mrs. Eberhardt of Irvington ave NE will entertain the club at its next meeting, Wednesday evening, Aug. 1. 0--0-0 SQUARE DANCE The Women of the Moose held a square dance Friday evening in the Moose home. Fish and chips were served.

Guests were present from Canton. Monday evening will be officers chapter night and initiation. Following initiation, instructions will be given in square dancing. Mrs. Rouhier, aunt of the groom has chosen a black dress with matching accessories and 1 red rose corsage.

The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hill of Brewster, will he the scene of the wedding reception. A four-tiered wedding cake surrounded with garlands of ferns and lighted tapers will center the freshment table. Reception hostesses will be Miss Billy Reese of Brewster, Mrs.

C. Dougherty of Brewster. Mrs. L. Bartley of Minerva and Mrs.

J. Graybill Justus. The bride's grandmothers, Mrs. G. A.

Herrett of Lima and Mrs. Glendara Bader of Celina, will be present for the ceremony. Out of town guests will be present from Ravenna, Buffalo, Lima, Cleveland, Canton, Columbus, Delaware, Massillon and Cincinnati. For their wedding trip, the destination which the young couple have not revealed, the bride will wear a black and white nylon ensemble trimmed in velvet, with matching velvet accessories. Brewster high school, attended and is employed by the Nickel Rocky River high school and Ohio and is a member of the faculty of Medina gave a party in honor bride was honored with a shower Billy Reese.

Mrs. Reese was assisted Barbers' Auxiliary bouquet of yellow roses and carnations, tied with light green ribbon. Walter Matthews served his brother as best man and ushers were Herbert Wetzel and Ralph Eberly, both of Massillon. For her daughter's marriage, Mrs. Romary wore a white flowered silk dress with white accessories complementing her ensemble and a corsage of white carnations.

Mrs. Matthews was gowned in printed Bemberg with white accessories and a corsage of white carnations. Immediately following the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was served at The Pines to members of the bridal party and the immediate families of the newly married couple. A reception will be held this afternoon from 2 to 4 (est) at the residence of the bride's parents in Canton. Out-of-town guests were present for the wedding and reception from Massillon, Cleveland, Akron, Louisville and Virginia.

new Mrs. Matthews will change wear pique, for their wedding trip will white accessories and pin bouquet to her dress. On their rewith the groom's parents, of Canton Lehman high school School of Nursing. Mr. Matthews is school and is employed in the sales the Republic Steel Corp.

New Editor Is Frank J. Tate, who was appointed managing editor of the Ohio State university monthly this week is a native of Massillon and a graduate of Washington high school. He has been a journalism instructor at the univer-! sity and will take over his new duties Sept, 1. He is the son of the late Clarence J. Tate of Massillon, who was formerly associated with local jewelry stores.

Frank Tate is a World War II veteran, serving with the army in the South Pacific. He is a graduate of Ohio State, is married and the father of one son. The family resides in Worthington, near Columbus. His mother. Mrs.

Glenna Tate, resides in Columbus. A six-ounce can of boned turkey chopped and mixed with two or three tablespoons of cream cheese and sweet pickle relish to taste, makes a delicious sandwich filling. Ask About Our STERLING SILVER CLUB An easy way to own Sterling Silver Our stock includes: Gorham Wallace Heirloom International Reed Barton Oneida SUTTER'S Jewelers 137 Lincoln Way. E. si.al 5658 The Barbers' auxiliary will hold a regular monthly business meeting with the election of officers, Monday evening in the CIO hall at 8.

Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Alice Aiken and Mrs. Mary Ross. Keep Up Your American Home With Quality Furnishings From THURIN'S of Canton Furniture Carpets Draperies Lamps Dial Massillon 4767 HAVING FUN, BUT they had a HALF-GALLON package of Fresh Fiesta Black Raspberry Ice Cream 'em with easy hollandaise. BROWNSTONE Food Editor most abundant in our markets from used in many interesting ways in a delicious sauce along with meat Beef Salad Mold: it's made with food, nonfat dry milk.

BEEF SALAD MOLD Ingredients: 1 envelope unflavor. ed gelatin, cup cold water, 1 cup hot water. 1 cup cooked hma beans, 1 cup corned beet. PO cup cooked elbow macaroni. 4 tablespoons mayonnaise.

4 tablespoons nonfat dre milk. 1 teaspoon minced onion. 12 teaspoon horseradish. dash of Worcestrshire sauce. 1 1 1 egg (slightly beaten).

Method: Soften gelatin in cold water 5 minutes: and stir until dissolved. hochmater refrigerator until slightly thickened. In the bottom of a chilled 1-quart ring mold. place two rows of lima beans side by side. Pour just enough of the thickened gela.

tin mixture over lima beans 10 gover. Chill until firm. Fold re-. ACME DAIRY Listen to "Mercury Magic" on WHBC Monday thru Friday, 8:50 A. Canton Time.