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I at a Meetings, Club Calendars THE EVENING SIX THE EVENING INDEPENDENT, MASSILLON, OHIO Eleanor J. Myers To Wed Sgt. Don Wagoner Marriage To Be Solemnized At Candlelight Ceremony In Faith Lutheran Church Tuesday Afternoon At Dinner Will Follow At Green Tree Open church will be observed Elcanor J. Myers, daughter of of 627 Pike SAV, and Sgt. Mountain Home air field, Mr.

and Mrs. Per Lee Wagoner, afternoon at 4 in Faith Ixitheran J. Alpers will perform the A recital of wedding music will be provided by the church organist as the guests are being seated by the ushers. Charles, A. Myers, an uncle and Lee E.

Studer, an uncle of the groom. Miss Myers has chosen her sister, Janet, as maid of honor, and two close friends, Mrs. Kenneth Johnson (Dorothy Schrock) and Mrs. Dale Forgan (Marilyn Tuckerl 25 bridesmaids. James P.

L. Wagoner will serve his brother as best man. A wedding dinner will be served at Green Tree for members of the immediate families and bridal party following the ceremony and a reception will be held from 7 to 9 at the Myers residence for relatives and close friends. Sgt. Wagoner Could Cleopatra Drink a Pearl with Stomach Ulcer Pains? An intriguing story of Cleopatra is the one where an admirer praised the beauty of two of her pearls, whereupon she dropped one into a of wine and drank ft.

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on Thursday. THE SALVATION ARMY Private, Soldiers' meeting tonight at Sunday school preparation class at 8. Tuesday 1 p. Ladies' Home league; 6:30 p. band practice; 7:30 p.

Corps cadet class. Thursday, 7 p. open air; 7:30 p. special program will be held at the local corps building. Refreshments will be served, all members of the Sunday school are invited to attend; 2 p.

special home league meeting at the Lawndale allotment, Friday, 3:30 p. Band of Love hobby Saturday 9:30 to 11, hobby Menthe, p. Lawndale praise Heights meeting; allot- 7:30 p. open alr, Erie and Lincoln Way. ST.

JOHN'S EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH Tuesday, junior high choir at 4:30 p. m. Wednesday, Red Cross sewing alt day. Thursday, annual covered dish dinner for the Ladies Aid at 12. Members of the German Aid are guests.

Monthly meeting at 2 p. m. All women are invited; young people's choir at 7 p. senior choir at 8 p. m.

Friday, junior children's choir, 4:30 p. Saturday, instruction class at 9:15 a. Monday, Oct. 25 and for 6 Moriday nights the Community Leadership training school will meet at the Presbyterian church. Plan now to enroll in this school.

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH UR Welcome class will meet this at evening 7:30. Wednesday evening at 7:30 orchestra rehearsal. Thursday afternoon at women will meet at church to clean cupboards; Girl Scouts will meet at choir rehearsal Loyal Women's class meets at 7:30 with Mrs. Mary Nesbitt, of 416 2nd I NE. Members are asked to note St.

Timothy's Plans Mrs. Albert Pond, Of 2615 Hostess To Group And Mrs. W. H. Blocker A regular meeting of the Episcopal church, will be held the residence of Mrs.

Albert Sewing will occupy the members which tea will be served by and Mrs. W. H. Blocher. Members desiring transportation are asked to meet at the church at 1:45.

The guild, in conjunction with the auxiliary, will sponsor a rummage sale Oct. 21, 22 and 23 at 133 1st NE. Eskimo Speaker To Inaugurate College Club Season When College club has its first meeting of the season Saturday at 2 p. m. in Canton Art Institute, the speaker will be Anauta, an Eskimo woman who was born in Baffin Land and knew nothing of modern civilization until she.

was a. grown woman. Her subject will be "Life in Baffin Land." Anauta came to America with her two young daughters some 20 years ago, locating quite by accident, in Indianapolis. Since that time she has written one book i "Land of the Good Shadows," the forewerd of which was written by her close friend, Sir Wilfred Gren-: fell, and in recent years has become one of best-known lecturers on life in the far north. This summer at a three weeks conference of International Lyceum: Bureau speakers Lakeside, she was selected as the most outstandspeaker to appear on the gram.

The meeting will be followed tea served by committee consisting of Miss Elaine Schmidt, chairman, Miss Mary Adam, Mrs. E. M. Neff, Miss Mary Jane Schumacher, Miss Valerie Riffle. Miss Long, Ruth Skceles, Miss ginia Shriver, Miss Dorothy Weaver and Mrs.

E. C. Raedel, jr. Mrs. Glenn W.

Zeiders and Mrs. Paul Smith hostesses when the club board met Thursday night in Mrs. Zeiders' home. Canlon. Mrs.

Ruth R. Gaucha: presided at the meeting. and announced that club yearbooks would be mailed to members today. Miller. The Hahn family mored to Hills and Dales, Canton.

The class will hold its monthly meeting Thursday evening. Mrs. William Ivans was hostess to ning. the Bid-a club Thursday Prizes in bridge went to Mrs. Wayne Green, Mrs.

Ralph Green and Mrs. William McFarland. Mrs. Oct 28. The guests were Green will entertain the group! Florian Cuthbert, Mrs.

John Young, Mrs. George Schroeder. Mrs. Wal-: ter Schrocder, Mrs. Harold Fischnich, and Mrs.

William Ivans. Mrs. John Philpot will be hostess to Just-a-Mere club, Thursday. MORE BEEF SOON CLEVELAND, Oct. Charles A.

Mitchell, regional Office of Price Administration officer, dealers in told Ohio grocers and meat a meeting Sunday that consumers could expect a reduction in beef ration points in a week or 10 days. I MONDAY. Mayers-Batts Takes Ferns, Palms And Fall Provide Setting For Mr. And Mrs. Harvey The fireplace in the living Mayers, of 321 21st NW, fall flowers, with tall white provided the setting for the daughter, Dorothy, to Albert Woodie Batts, of Cleveland.

The vows were heard at Miller, of the First Church of 40 relatives and friends of the Mrs. Edwin. Holsworth, sister of the bride, played "I Love You Carrie Jacobs Bond, AS a piano selection preceding the ceremony. The bride, who' WAS given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of. ice blue fashioned with a satin brocaded bodice with sweetheart: neckline and chiffon skirt.

'A shoulder length vell in blue over her face was attached to cluster of daisies and she carried a bouquet of white pompons, rosebuds and pink carnations with a shower of pink ribbons, As 'something borrowed', she wore a necklace of garnets, an heirloom which had belonged to her great grandmother and later replaced the necklace with 8 string of pearls, gift of the groom. P. T. A. Meetings This Week rackegular association meeting of at the Longfellow Parentschool will be held Wednesday Members are asked to note evening, the change in night.

The Rev. J. Rodger Sillars, pastor of Central Presbyterian church, will be the speaker. Movies will be shown and there will be community sing. Mrs.

J. R. Kelly vice president will preside in the absence of the president Robert Flalsig. A good attendance is desired. Jackson P.

T. A. Jackson P. T. A.

will have its second meeting of the year Thursday evening, Oct. 21 at 8. Mrs. Charles Harrison, of Canton, her principal fanious speaker and will present collection of dolls dressed to represent people of the different countries of the world. Room mothers of the fifth grade will serve as hostesses and the sixth grade mothers will have charge of refreshments.

Sugar Twp. P. T. A. Sugar Creek township ParentTeacher association will meet in Justus school auditorium Tuesday evening 7:30 (EST): General theme of the meeting will be "Serve Where You The guest speakers subjects will be "Community or Ours" and "Can Any Good Thing Come Out of A good attendance is desired.

0-0-0 Ensign C. E. Smart Honored At Family Dinner Ensign C. E. Smart, who spent a short leave with his parents, Mr.

and coln Mrs. Way, L. NW, Smart, en of route 1508 from Lin- Miami, to a station in the west, was honored at a Sunday night dinner party at the residence of his sister, Mrs. William Horner, Canton rd. It was a family party and the guests included Mr.

and Mrs. Smart, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Epps, Mr.

and Mrs. W. Chastain. Mrs. Charlotte Vernon, Smith, Mrs, M.

L. Tschan, Miss Madge, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Smart and family, of Massillon, Mrs.

Lawson Smart, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Rice, and Miss Mary Whipple, of Canton: Lt. jg) Lawson Smart who recently spent a leave with his parents and wife has returned to the east, 00-0 Daughters Of America Six tables were in play at the regular 500 party Friday evening, in republican headquarters, Hotel Conrad, by the orphans and home fund of the D.

of A. Prizes were awarded for high score. Another of the regular parties will be sponsored by the same committee, Tuesday afternoon, at 1:45. The public is invited. OCTOBER 18.

1943 Wedding Friday for the wedding of Miss Mr. and Mrs. Mervill P. Myers. Don Wagoner, stationed at Mountain Home.

and son of of Green SIV, Tuesday church. The Rev. Martin ceremony. and his bride will leave later in the evening on a wedding trip. Rehearsal Dinner Mr.

and Mrs. Myers, parents of the bride, gave the rehearsal supper party for members of the bridal party Sunday night following the church rehearsal. Flowers decorated the house. Both Miss Myers and Sgt. Wagoner are graduates of Washington high school, the former with the class '42 and the Jatter with the class of '40.

Miss Myers is with the J. C. Penney Co. Sgt. oner was with the Republic Steel before his induction a year ago.

0-0-0 Epworth Woman's Society 0-0-0 Father Fitzgerald To Address St. Mary's P. T. A. Mrs.

I. O. Hoffman, of 27th NW. was hostess to the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Epworth Methodist church Thursday evening when 23 members and one guest were present. Miss Mary Reifenschneider, pastor of the church, led in prayer And Mrs.

Louisa Stanford had the devotionals. Mrs. Chauncey Ickes reviewed the first chapter of the study book, "Latin America," Mrs. Roy Longworth conducted the business meeting. Mrs.

I. W. Snyder, who was a delegate to the conference at Canton First Methodist church, gave an interesting resume of the conference. The women will meet Thursday evening at the residence of Mrs. Frank Lohr to sew carpet rags.

The next meeting of the society will be held with Mrs. Lloyd Hursh, Thursday evening. Oct. 28. The society will conduct a rummage sale at 28 Erie Tuesday, Oct.

19. regular meeting of Parent'Teacher association of 'st. Mary's parochial school will be held Tuesday evening at 8 in the social center. The Rev. William Fitzgerald, assistant at St.

Joseph's church, well known for his thorough and enjoyable book reviews, will speak on the subject, "God's Call And Our Response." Following the address, a social hour will be held when refreshments will be served by Mrs. Leroy Eckroate, chairman, and members of the refreshment committee. 0-0-0 Delta Kappa Gamma Delta Kappa Gamma held A luncheon followed by a business meeting Saturday at the Onesto hotel in Miss Marguerite Bair, president, presided. The luncheon was in charge of Miss Ruth Anna Davis. Miss Alma Zinninger gave a report of a meeting of the state executive board at Columbus, Oct.

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L. Fromholtz -JEWELER154 Lincoln Way. W. Credit If Desired FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Tonight at 7:30 p. Halloween party for Gamma Nu class, Also meeting of planning committee Tuesday, 7:30 p.

Men's Bible class. Wednesday, 7 p. orchestra practice; 7:30 p. Bible study and prayer; 8:30 p. 11., choir rehearsal.

of World Parish Day committee. Thursday, 2 p. Dorcas class meets at the home of Mrs. E. E.

Thompson, 435 Seneca 7:30 p. class in "Old Testament Law and 8:20 p. class. in child study, WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH Wimodausis class will hold a regular meeting at the home of Mrs. A.

W. Gardner, 2324 Main Tuesday evening. A good attendance is desired. The guild will of meet Tuesday evening at the home Mrs. Scott Gatchell, corner of Tremont and 14th SW.

Mothers club will hold its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2 in the church basement. A social hour in keeping with the season will follow: am District meeting of Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist church all day, Thursday, Oct. 21. Share the fruit and vegetables with the boys and girls and aged folk of our two Methodist homes. One jar from each family is our goal, Help us reach and bring Jour gift to church Sunday, Oct.

24. Booth festival Oct. 26, Crystal Park Methodist church, Canton. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Class in the Corner will prepare peanuts today and Tuesday for those in service and for sale. Bible, praise and prayer hour, Wednesday at 7:30.

Bible reading from 1st Cor. Chap. 9. Annual meeting of the Canton district. Woman's Society of Christian Service, will be held at 9 a.

church, Thursday starting at 9 a. with Mrs. Allensworth presiding. The speaker of the morning will be Mrs. T.

N. Jones. Dr. W. Dieterich will speak in the afternoon.

Election of officers will be held. Lunch will be served at noon. The S. S. class taught by Mrs.

Canal Fulton Social Notes The second annual home coming dance of. the Canal Fulton high school was held Friday evening In the school auditorium. Bill Hayes and his orchestra provided music for the evening. Miss Audrey Gaudaur, football queen was crowned by Miss Betty Hill at son football game in the afternoon. the JackMiss Gaudaur's attendants were the Misses Vivian Hensel and Flo Kurtz.

A short ceremony was held in the evening. Canal Fulton chapter No. 160, held its semi-monthly meeting Tuesday evening in the Masonic temple. A social hour followed the business meeting with husbands of the members 8.5 guests. A program was presented with.

Frank Bisker presiding. The program consisted of piano duet by Mrs. Alice Mat Russell and Mrs. Betty Stoughton. Mrs.

Harold Kurtz sang "Perfect Day" accompanied by Miss Reed. Mrs. Frank Bisker and Mrs. Frank Kugle sang a duet accompanied by Mrs. Allison.

Miss Reed played violin selections. Joe Tilton, contributed several humorous selections and Mr. Bisker conducted a radio quiz. The Canal Fulton Farm Woman's club will hold a monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Ohio Lawrence.

The Study group of the W. S. C. S. society will hold a monthly meeting, Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage.

The Dorcas class of the Methdoist held its monthly meeting Thursday evening in the church annex with Mrs. Lester' Finefrock presiding. After a short business session the members sewed carpet rags. A social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served by Mrs. Ciara Beech and Nirs.

Ross Streby. Miss Mary Jo Green a guest. Mrs. W. S.

George wasting be the next hostess Nov. 11. Among those present were Mrs. May baugh, Mrs. Ellen Lawrence, Eva Code Keller, Mrs.

Finefrock, Mrs. Breece, Mrs. Nell Kellar, Mrs. R. M.

Streby, Mrs. Albert Nichter, Mrs. Clara 'Beech, Mrs. John Philpot. Mrs.

Jenkins, Mrs. W. S. George. Mrs.

George Meibert. The Naomi class, of the Evangelical and Reformed church held its monthly meeting Friday ning in the form of a covered dish dinner in the church annex. Mrs. i Gertrude Davis had charge of the devotionals. Mrs.

Hazel Geis offered the prayer. Following the business, session a masquerade 50- cial was held. Members present were Mrs. Henry Davis, Mrs. Cleli Pitz.

Mrs. Carl Adelsberger, Mrs. Walter Geis. Mrs. Frank Bisker, Mrs.

Howard Nicholas, Mrs. Walter Bauman, Mrs. Ben Diegel, Mrs. Helen Neibert, Mrs. Leona Dewalt, Mrs.

David Baughinan, Mrs. Warren Burgert, Mrs. Grace Morrow, and Mrs. Daily a guest. Members of Ruth Bible class of Methodist church gathered at the residence of Mrs.

Herman Hahn Thursday evening for a farewell party. The evening was spent socially and refreshments were served by the class. Mrs. Hahn was presented with a shower of handkerchieis. The guests included Mrs.

Helen Sisler. Mrs. Grace Rohler, Mrs. Anna Culp, Mrs. Ivan Cormany, Mrs.

Charles Doxsee, Mrs. W. E. Gilcher, Mrs. Walter Gesa-1 man, Mrs.

Virgil Summers, Mrs. Don Winters, Mrs. Grace Pitz Mrs. Helen Denison, Mrs. Rinkes.

Mrs. Ida Burwell, Mrs. A. B. Wagner, Mrs.

Violet Swinderman, Mrs. Julia Greenhoe, Mrs. Howard Miller and Mrs. change In night of meeting. Next Sunday morning Harvest Home festival will be observed and members are asked to bring canned goods to place on the altar.

ST, PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH The Rev. F. B. Hax delivered the sermon at the chapel. at Massillon state hospital, Sunday afternoon.

Women of the church will sew all day Thursday beginning at 9 a. m. for service men, under the direction of the Red Cross. Boys choir meets Tuesday at 4:45 and Saturday, 1:45 for rehearsal. Boy Scouts and Brownies meets Thursday after school.

Teachers meeting and choir rehearsal Thursday evening at 7:30. Catechetical instructions Saturday morning at 9. GRACE EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH Choir, Wednesday, 7:15 p. Boy Scouts, 7:30. Board of Ohristian Education, 7:30 p.

m1. on Thursday. Junior choir, Saturday at 10 a. FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Mary Martha class meets Wednesday evening with Mrs. O.

A. Heckendorn, 1418 Main ave; W. Thursday evening at 7:15, Boy Scouts and choir rehearsal 7:30, Saturday morning at 9:30 and 10:30 catechetical classes. Mr: and Mrs. Charles Myers are sponsoring 'a Halloween social for all young married people of the congregatior.

Monday evening. Oct. 25, 111 the church parlors, It will be a masquerade and guests will unmask at 8. Those attending are asked to bring box lunches, coffee will be provided. Reservations should be made with Mrs.

Myers by Saturday, Oct. 23. Alpha Sigma guild be postponed from Friday evening, Oct. 29 to Thursday evening, Nov. 4.

Lutherans of Stark and adjacent counties will hold a Reformation rally on Thursday evening, Oct, 28, in Canton Timken auditorium. Dr. Stewart Herman, who for many years was pastor of the American church in Berlin and also served in the U. S. embassy, will bra the speaker.

He is author of the well known book," It Is Your Souls We Want," revealing the true spirit of Guild" Sewing, Tea Schuler To Be Tuesday; Mrs. A. A. Ulrich Will Be Tea Hostesses Service guild of St. Timothy's Tuesday afternoon, Oct.

19, at Pond, of 2615 Schuler NIV. during the afternoon after hostesses, Mrs. A. A. Ulrich Coming Meetings Liberty Bell Council No.

38 Liberty Bell Council No. 38, Sons and Daughters of Liberty, will a regular meeting Tuesday at 7 o'clock in Trades. and Labor Hall. After the meeting bingo will be played. The public is invited.

Mondamon Club Mondamon club will meet this evening with Mrs. Frank Black, of 8th NE. Myers Friendship Club Myers Friendship club will meet Wednesday evening with Mrs. Frances Mandeville. Election of officers will be held and all members are asked to come masked.

Members not masked will be requested to pay, a small fine. Abbie Rebekah Lodge A regular meeting of Abbie Rebekah lodge will be held Tuesday evening in the I. 0. 0. F.

temple. R. T. B. Club Mrs.

James McClintock, of 730 17th SW. will entertain the R. T. B. club Wedneeday afternoon.

Ladies Of Masons The Ladies of Masons are' having an afternoon bridge Wednesday at 2:15 in the I. 0. 0. F. temple.

This IS one of the fall and winter series. Merrymakers Club The Merrymakers club will meet with Mrs. Alice Linn, of MassillonNavarre Tuesday afternoon. Victory Mothers Club Card Party The Victory Mothers club will sponsor a card party this evening at 8 in First Spiritualist church, to which the public is invited. Games of 500 and euchre.

will be played and prizes, including a door prize awarded. Epworth Women Plan Sale The Epworth Methodist Women's society is planning a rummage sale for Tuesday at 28 Erie N. Past Councilors Past Councilors of district No. 5 will be entertained by Ruth Arnold council, of Canton, Wednesday, Oct. 28.

Loyal Council will hold a regu-! lar meeting Thursday 7:30 in temple. Practice; for inspection will follow the meeting. Members are asked to bring donations for the Daughters of Veterans rummage sale. NEW LEND-LEASE PACT IS READY LONDON. Oct.

new British American lend-lease agreement signed here tomorrow and will be announced simultaneously in London and Washington All details of the document have been kept secret, but it is understood that several significant changes will be made. It will be the third such document arranged between the two countries. Nazism over against Christianity. Another community leadership training school will be held beginning Oct. 25 and continuing six consecutive Monday evenings in Central Presbyterian church.

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westminster Bible class meets at the home of Mrs. M. G. Wilson, 529 Wellman SE, Tuesday evening at 7:30. A white elephant sale will be Presbyterian luncheon group It you eat downtown why not join the Presbyterian group at the Y.W.C.A.

where room 1s reserved each Tuesday. Red Cross sewing all day Wednesday the church. Women's Missionary society meets Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the church with Miss McDowell as the speaker. Eighty-One club will sponsor an old' fashioned. Halloween party Thursday evening at 8.

Roll call Sunday will be observed Oct. 24. Work for 100 per cent response. CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Bible reading assignment: Isaiah 45-66; Proverbs 25-31. Tuesday evening, Victory class will meet at the church for regular monthly meeting; Philathea Bible class meets with Mrs.

Mendlein, 941 Beiner NE. Tuesday, 7 p. choir practice. Wednesday evening, Semper Fidelis class will hold a meeting in the recreation rooms of the Y. W.

C. (Use main entrance and go I stairs.) Thursday, Massillon district fall missionary institute will hold an all day Members meeting at Beach City church. who do not 80 to Beach City church are invited to meet at the at 7 p. and go to Lockwood for the service. Transportation will be provided.

The Ladies Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon 2 at the parsonage with Mrs. James McClintock assisting Mrs. T. R. Buzzard.

The Shadducks are coming Oct. 31. Mrs. Shadduck will speak at. annual W.

M. A. day service in the morning. Dr. Shadduck will speak at the evening service.

Don Falkenberg will speak Sunday, Nov. 7. Ladies Of 0. R. C.

Club Mrs. Kenneth Wright, of 10th SW, entertained the Ladies of the O. R. C. club.

Five hundred and bunco were enjoyed with prizes going to Mrs. Roy Dougherty and Mrs. S. S. Smith, who won 500 prizes and Mrs.

Myrtle Kaley and Mrs. J. B. Burrier bunco prizes. Refreshments were served on the card tables.

Mrs. Kaley, of 6th SW, will evening, hostess to the club Wednesday Nov. 10. --0-0 Better English Section The Better English section of the Massillon Woman's club, will meet Tuesday morning from ,9:15 to 11:15 English begin study of practical and effective speech. Book 6 will be studied with Mrs.

Leland P. Kemp as instructor. 0-0-0 Women of the Moose Activities All officers and committee chairmen of the Women of the Moose are requested by Mrs. Becky Barry, ritual chairman, to meet Thursday evening, Oct, 21, for ritual practice. A good attendance is desired.

The Women of the Moose will hold a masquerade Sunday afternoon at 4 at the Moose home. A covered dish supper will follow and birthdays of members occurring during the months of and October will be celebrated. New Industries Are Seen In Ohio. will become COLUMBUS, one Oct. of the leading Ohio chemical and mineral producing states in the union after the war, State Geologist Wilber E.

Stout believes. been developed in the state under Asserting many new factories pressure of the nation's war-time demand for chemicals, Stout said these would remain and many more likely would be built. Citing erection of 15 kilns in northern Ohio to make dolomite clinker for hard steel furnaces AS one example of what the state could produce to replace formerly imported supplies, he called attention to the huge brine deposits, which underline most of as possibly the richest undeveloped resources in the state. in calciumese sodium, chlorine and brines, which are rich bromine can come the component parts of some 300 commercial chemical compounds, he said. Great deposits of fine clay and huge beds of peat are virtually tntouched, he asserted, also predicting an even brighter future for the ceramic industry.

Urges Plans To Limit Spending WASHINGTON, Oct. Robert A. Taft of Ohio wants congress to plan now ways to limit overall federal spending in the postwar period. The senator said today congress would take preliminary steps for a' national budget allotment which would divide expenditures between the federal government and the states on a scientific basis. This would involve, he said, calculating the maximum amount that could be raised by both the and state governments and that such a plan might entail adjusting educational, social security and other activities to fit the sums thus to be raised.

"It might be found." he explained, $25,000,000,000 will be needed annually to carry on all rovernment, federal and state. Flowers And Lighted Candles Wedding In- Residence Of Mayers, 321 21st NW. 1'0011 banked of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey with ferns, palms and lighted tapers in white candelabra wedding Friday evening of their Batts, son of Mr.

and Mrs. 6 o'clock by the Rev. Henry God in the presence of about couple. l' sister Mrs. of Trente Buzash, of Cleveland, the bride, was matron of honor and wore an old rose gown made with a velvet bodice and taffeta skirt.

In her hair, she wore a cluster of rose ostrich plumes her corsage was of white carnations and and red rosebuds. Mr. Buzash served Mr. Batts as best man. The bride's mother was attired in soldier blue and the groom's the blue crepe.

Mrs. Regina Mayers, in bride's grandmother, dressed in black. Their corsages were of pink snapdragons and During the reception which followed wedding, refreshments were served from a table having wedding cake topped with a minia. ture bride and groom the centerpiece, flowers and candles comas pleting the decorations. Later, Mr.

Batts and his bride left for a honeymoon, the bride changing to a black dress with black accessories, topping her outfit with a brown polo coat, with which she wore a corsage of red rosebuds. Upon their return, the couple will reside in newly furnished apartment in W. 54th Cleveland. Mrs. Batts is a graduate of Washington high school and Mr.

Batts is with the Iron Fireman Cleveland. Honored With Shower Mrs. Ray Bender, Mrs. Claude Julian, Mrs. Thomas Thomas and Mrs.

Robert Green entertained guests at a party last Wednesday evening at the Thomas residence in of Lincoln the NW, for the pleasure Twenty 1 neighbors and friends present and games of bingo were the evening's diversion, prizes going to Mrs. Julian, Miss Nina Miller, Miss Ruth Geis and Mrs. Jesse Mann, who presented them to the bride, together with a shower of miscellaneous gifts which were brought into the room in a wagon drawn by little Peggy Holsworth, a niece of the bride. Refreshments were served on card tables. Fall flowers were used to decorate the living room of the Thomas residence.

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