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THE EVENING INDEPENDENT. MASSILLON: OHIO FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1964. Married 50 Years waste will celebrate their golden afternoon from 1-5 with Erie st N. wedding anniversary open house in the VFW hall, MR. AND MRS.

ARTHUR McGEORGE open house Sunday in VFW hall Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McGeorge of 925 Cornell st NE THE COUPLE was married June 9, 1914 in the Church of Christ, Beatrice, 'W. Va. by the Rev: F.

J. Ash. Mr. and Mrs. MeGeorge have 4 sons, Joe, Burl and Sherman of Massillon and Lee of Lawn Dale, 20 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.

McGeorge retired in June, 1964 from Republic Steel where he was employed as a truck driver. Guild Plans Father's Day Frolic. A tribute to fathers: will be the theme of the spring dance "The Father's Day Frolic," to be given by the Women's Guild of Doctors hospital, the Starlight room of Amherst center, June 120. Eddie Juenemann's orchestra will provide the music for dancing from 9 to- 12:30 p. m.

Proceeds from the dance be used for the benefit of the hospital. Mrs. Ralph McInnes and Mrs. Albert Bartko 'are serving as cochairmen. Mrs.

Charles Vickers is chairman of the decorating committee and' Mrs: Margaret Taylor in charge of publicity. Mrs. Richard Yackee heads the ticket committee: Tickets may be purchased from guild members and also by calling 832-8851 or TE 2-9377. Tickets will be available at the door. Christian Women Meet June 11 Mrs.

Harry Wright of Akron will speak on her experiences as a luncheon missionary to. Africa at a meeting of the Canton Christian Women's club Thurs: day, June 11 at 12:30 p. m. the Pines restaurant, Canton. Miss Dawne Gillespie, minister of music at Zion United, Church of Christ of North Canton, will a program of representative: of the Ohio Power Co.

will show pictures of the New York World's 'Fair. Luncheon Follows Tournament Arrangements of roses decorated the tables Thurs-! day at Shady Hollow Country club for the Women Golfers luncheon following the out Crier's three worst tournament, holes. throw were Mrs. Jack Palmer, Mrs. Joseph Hill and: Mrs.

John Sparks. WINNERS were: Class Mrs. Mrs. William Robert Houghton, 71; Class Frey, 78; Mrs. Lyle Wiscombe, 86; Class D-1, Mrs.

Harold Rivers, 88 and Class D-2, Mrs. Ed B. McKee, 90. Low net winners were: Mrs. Harold Baum, 79; Class Mrs.

Warren Phallen, 77; Class Mrs. Robert Corrigan, 75; Class D-1, Mrs. V. P. Volpe, 84 and D-2, Mrs.

Edmund Armogida, 76. hole winner was Mrs. John G. Schuck with a score of 43. Mrs.

Amy Bozzacco conducted! a business meeting. following luncheon. Guest day will be. observed Thursday, June 11. Hostesses will be Mrs.

Paul Overholt, Mrs. Willard Eckard, Mrs. Earl H. Weida and Mrs. Richard G.

Reichel. Play for the day will be low gross for guests by: classes and low putts: in classes and low in leach class of members and low putts in classes. 0--0-0 Rose 'Show, June 8 'The Stark. Rose society hold its 7th annual Rose show spensored by the A. Polsky Co.

8 p. m. Miss Evelyn noon Obermiller Monday, June .8, from until is chairman and Mrs. is co-chairman. Exhibitors may bring their roses to the Polsky store on.

June 8 between 8 and 10 a. m. Judging will start 'promptly at 10 a. m. Afternoon Gardeners Plan Flower Show At YW The YWCA Afternoon Garden club will present its annual flower show entitled "Past, Present, and Future" in the YWCA Saturday from.

3:30 to 9 p. m. and Sunday from 12 to 5 p. m. This show is open to the public.

Mrs. Donald is serving. as. chairman. and Mrs.

John Lonas. as: -chairman; of the All artistic arrangements must 'be the -work of the exhibitor but: the flowers need not' grown by the exhibitor. Specimens in the cultural classes must be grown by the exhibitor, and house.plants must have been in the possession of the exhibitor for least three months, Containers will be furnished for horticulture speciments. Judging will. be according to the Standard, system.

Judges will be Mrs. Blair from Massillon and Mrs. Carl Cavender of Canton. Members are asked to read their rules carefully to avoid having. -entries Entries are open to YWCA Afternoon Garden club members only.

and will be accepted Saturday 9 to 11 a. m. Late entries will be shown. but not judged. Parking will be provided for unloading only.

THE FOLLOWING awards will John Lonas, Mrs. Raldie Budd, given: first, blue ribbon; sec- Mrs. Clarence Trotter, Mrs. S. J.

ond, red ribbon; third, yellow Bouchez, Mrs. Willard Strobel, ribbon; honorable mention, white Mrs. M. B. Schaffter; entries ribbon; award of: distinction artistic division, Mrs.

Howard Artistic division, to be eligible for Paul, Mrs. Russell Pitts; entries this. award the design must score horticulture, Mrs. John Rinder, 95 points or more and need not Mrs. Eldon Grant, Mrs.

Clarence be fresh plant material predomi- Trotter, Mrs. Walter Cahill, Mrs. nating; tri-color award Artistic Charles Evanst; placements artisdivision, to. be eligible for this tic, Mrs. Clarence Mrs.

award the design must score 95 W. R. Smith, Mrs. William' Griespoints. material or.

'must more. and fresh plant heimer; placements horticulture, be: dominant; Mrs. Marion R. Priest, Mrs. R.

E. award of merit, an award to the Everett; schedule, Mrs. John highest scoring blue ribbon win- Mrs. M. B.

Schaffter, Mrs. ner in the. horticulture division; Henry: Gessel; judges and clerks, sweepstakes awards, an award Charles Evans, Mrs. Myron given to the exhibitor with the Fricker, Mrs. Leon Lutz; hospitalgreatest number.

of blue ity, Mrs. Dwight Moss, Mrs. Harry one in the design and one in the Malcuit; Mrs. Florence Eby, Mrs. horticulture divisions; award of Albert Bergener, Mrs.

Marion R. appreciation, awards given to the Priest, Mrs. W. N. Smith, Mrs.

nated three Massillon florists who do- W. T. Smith, Mrs. J. W.

Ellis; displays. publicity, Mrs. Henry Gessel, Mrs. M. B.

Schaffter, Mrs. John Lonas, THERE. will be sections Mrs. Donald Neshcoff; education to show. Section' 1 in the show a conservation, Mrs.

M. B. consists of artistic designs per- Schaffter; ways and means, taining to arrangements of. the SA. J.

Bouchez, Leo Yost, past, present, and future; section Mrs. Willard. Mrs. 'J. 2 will be horticulture division and Osthimer, Mrs.

Balley; disfeature perennials and biennials, mantling, Mrs. William Hardy. roses, and house plants; section 3 Members having donations for will a display on education ways and means are to take these and conservation: donations in Saturday morning. Donations of candy, baked goods 'SERVING on committees are: and white elephant items are staging, Mrs. Glenn: Mrs.

needed, To Observe Open Church For Sarbach-Owens ens Vows, Open church will be church Saturday evening at Sharon L. Sarbach, daughter bach of 12475 Wooster. st Owens of 310 LaFayette ave, and Mrs. John A. Owens of Wis.

The Rev. Carl A. Roepcke A recital of wedding music of Columbus, soloist, accompanied ist, beginning at 7 o'clock reception will be held ceremony. MISS SARBACH has asked her sister, Mrs. Tracy Miller (Linda Sarbach) to be her matron of honor.

bridesmaids will Mrs. Lorraine Johnson and hosel Thomas Lenhart of Massillon; Miss Janet Huggans of Milwaukee, and. Miss Susan Head of Menomonee Falls, Wis. John Owens is coming from Houston, to be his brother's best man, Ushers will be Kenneth Kellogg of Glenn Ellen, Martin Dwarkin of Ithaca, N. Y.

Ronald Fox, Racine, Tom Sarbach brother of the bride-elect. MISS SARBACH after. graduating from Capital served as a parish worker in the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, Racine Wis. She returned Massillon the latter part of May. Mr.

Owens graduated from Fort Atkinson high school, Fort Atkinson; Beloit college, Beloit, and Union Theological seminary, New York City. degree? received his master's from Northwestern university,) Evanston, and has been serving as pastor of Bethel Methodist church, Racine, Wis. 0-00 County Chapter Family Picnic June 28 Members of the Stark county chapter of Cystic Fibrosis will have a picnic for, their families Sunday, June 3 p. m. at the Canton Timken park.

Plans for the picnic were made when the chapter met Tuesday evening in the Community room of the First Savings and Loan Co. Mrs. Robert Lewis of Dover led the devotions. MIKE ECLEM presided at the business meeting. Cleveland chapter of CF nounced that CF day will be held at the Polo Match June 14 in Cleveland.

Mrs. Mike Eclem is serving as chairman for the rummage sale to be held Aug. 8 in Massillon. Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn of Massillon are co-chairmen of the chapter's fall dance Oct. 3 in the Starlight room at Amherst Park Shopping center. Music will. be provided by the Dominats orchestra. Mrs.

Russell Peters of Canton is ticket chairman. The next meeting of the chapter will be held July 7 at 8 p. m. in the First Savings and Loan Co. 0-00 Lullaby Board Has Banquet The executive board of Canton Lullaby club group 1 held a banquet Thursday evening in Ted's restaurant, Canton.

Mrs. James Rupple gave devotions and Mrs. Jay Kitzmiller reported 30 members with perfect attendance for: the year. The installation banquet will be held Thursday evening, June; 11 at 6:30 in the Red Coachman. Mrs.

Anthony Talarico announced, the reservations for this banquet will close Wednesday, June 10 at noon. Reports were given by Mrs. Ray Burwell, Mrs. Richard Piero, and Mrs. Glen McCully.

Mrs. Robert Culp announced a check for $78.17 will be given the Cerebral Palsy fund, representing proceeds from a club dance May 2. Mrs. Norman Snyder gave the closing devotions. observed in Faith Lutheran 7:30 for the wedding of Miss of Mr.

and Mrs. T. C. SarNW and the Rev. Owen D.

Racine, the son of Mr. 4606. Washington ave, Racine, will officiate, will be presented by Tom by Mrs. Marie Kreiger, organthe social parlors following the MRS. M.

L. FEENEY The Pre-Y-Teens' Summer Adventure at the Massillon YWCA for fourth, fifth, and sixth grade girls will be under the leadership of Mrs. Maynard L. Feeney. Mrs.

Feeney is a graduate of Northern university. Her teaching and leadership experience include directing summer camps, day camps, and teen, 'and pre-teen programs for Chicago and -suburban YWCA's and centers. THE TWO periods for this year's 'Pre-Y-Teen Summer Adventure. club. will be 22- July 3, and July 6-July 17.

Activities will be held on Mondays and Fridays, from 9:30. until noon, in the YWCA's "Adventure Hall," with trips, tours, and outings, away from the building, on Wednesdays: The girls will go adventuring in areas of their choice, with opportunities to select crafts, singing, group games and contests, puppetry, music apprecia-1 tion, hiking, biking, and cookouts. There will be prizes, surprises, and films to take the girls far, away, places. Gall the YWCA on Monday, June 9, to leave your name and your request for further details. 0-0-0 Finger Buffet Features Dance A finger buffet will be the theme on Saturday for the SwingA-Lings square dance at Happy Valley barn with.

Ken Barclay The Swing-A-Lings held a dance Friday evening at Happy Valley barn with Barclay calling. Guest callers were Reath Blickenderfer and Bill Alkire. The club banner was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey' Clingdone, guests from.

Elkhart, Ind. Other guests were Pat People, Mr. and Mrs. Don Stephen, Mr. and Mrs.

Harper, and Mrs. George Shambaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Alkire, J. Young and Mr.

and Mrs. Weaver. Refreshments were' served by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence: Drag and Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Jones. 0-0--0: ENTERTAINS CLASS Mrs. Homer Princehorn. of East Greenville entertained members of the Junior High class of the East Greenville Methodist church Tuesday evening.

Project plans were discussed. Croquet and a wiener roast entertained the class members. Effectiveness You Can Trust New (Resall) Hygienic Liquid for Feminine Hygiene He sull) Mixes instantly. Easier to use than mosey powders. Hexachlorophene, Liquid to hospital help prevent approved infection antiseptic and widely used FEMININE This Delicately new scented; freshens; 'cloanses Rexall concentrated liquid will make over 40 quarts, when diluied a directed.

r. bottle, MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT OUR Resell DRUG STORE Briners Drugs Shady Hollow Will Honor New Members Shady Hollow club plans a dance to honor new members Saturday June 13. Dress will be semiformal for the cocktail hour 9 to be followed by dancfrom 10 p. a. m.

to music furnished by Phil Mason's orchestra. Reservations will be accepted by phoning 2-1418 through June 11. The event will be open to members and guests. OTHER activities announced for the coming month at Shady include an evening of bridge, Saturday, June 20 when there will be games of both duplicate and rubber bridge. Dinner will be available from the menu with reservations requested by Women's beginner golf lessons for will 6 begin Tuesday, and continue weeks.

Children's group golf lessons will begin Friday and run for 6: weeks. Reservations for both classes are being taken at the pro shop. A series of 10 lessons in swimming will Tuesday with the following schedule: TuesdayThursday 10 10:40 beginners; Tuesday Thursday 10:45 11:30, intermediate; Wednesday Friday 10 10:45, advanced and Saturday, ming Wednesday- Competitive Friday swim- 10:30, wil begin Wednesday, June 10. 00-0 Marriage Announced Miss Martha Raye Shroyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

RusR. Shroyer, Fresno, and Bruce. Mrs. Dean Bruce son of Mr. W.

Welker, New Concord Route 1, were married Sunday, May 24, at 2 o'clock in the Fresno Methodist church. The Earl, Lightle, pastor of the church, officiated. A of wedding music was by Mrs. Dent Thomas. Given marriage by her father, the bride wore a streetlength dress of white lace over taffeta, and carried a white Bible topped with pink carna- Miss.

Mary Shroyer, sister of the bride, as maid of honor, wore a lavender print. dress with matching headpiece and carried bouquet of pink carnations. Dennis Adams served Mr. Welker as best man. Mrs.

For her Shroyer daughter's wedding, chose a blue and white dress with white acces-l sories and her flowers were pink carnations. The mother of the groom wore a blue print dress with: blue complements. Her flowers were pink carnations reception for 24. guests in the home of the bride followed the ceremony. The bride's table; was -centered with a four wedding cake topped with miniature bride and groom.

As-! sistants were Mrs. Max Thomas, Mrs. James J. Shroyer and Mrs. Paul R.

Wilden. The bride graduated from the Fresno high school in 1961 and is employed in the office of Shaw-Barton, Inc. The groom graduated from New- Concord high school with the class of 1960, and is employ-, ed at Jones Metal, West Lafayette. When the couple left for a short wedding trip, the bride wearing a two-piece dress of blue and white asi. her bridal' bouquet was pinned at her shoulder.

They will reside with the parents of the groom. 0---0-0 Deanery Plans Spring Party Table and progressive cards will be played Thursday, June 11 at 8 p. m. at the annual spring! card party sponsored by Stark Deanery council of the National Council of Catholic Women. The benefit will be held in Central Catholic High school ditorium.

Mrs. Samuel Townsend, general chairman of the which will be the organization's final social event of the season. Tickets are available from members and will be sold at the door. 0--0-0 MT. CALVARY PICNIC Mt.

Calvary Baptist church will have its annual Sunday school picnic Saturday at Perkins park in Akron. Cars will leave the church at 10:30 a. m. At SEGEL'S SUMMER AND VACATION CLOTHES SWIM SUITS NICE SELECTION SEGEL'S 28 LINCOLN WAY, E. Odd, Even Tournament At The Elms Honors in an odd and even tournament held Thursday by Elms Lady Golfers went to Mrs.

Ed Gumpf and Mrs. Larry Hug with Second place winners were Mrs. Paul Getz and Mrs. Fritz with 77. Nine hole winners included Mrs.

Paul Swaney and Mrs. Marsh Carey, and Mrs. James Snively and Mrs. Jack Fox, 43. LOW GROSS for the day was AA, 89; Class won Mrs.

Schwendiman, Class 95; Mrs. Gumpf, 96; Mrs. Wayne Snyder, Class 103 and Mrs. Joe Rozlog, Class 118. For 9 hole players, Mrs.

Paul Swaney, Group 51; Mrs. Snively, Group IL, 64 and Mrs. Jack Luckner, 68. Mrs. Thomas Altland, Mrs.

SanBlind bogey winners included ford Reams, Mrs. Snively, Mrs. Maude Smith, Mrs. Clifford Parks, Mrs. Jack Fox, Mrs.

LeRoy Miller and Mrs. Elmer Whisler. Achievement event for the day was a total of par 3 holes with Mrs. Leslie Moser, 13, and Mrs. Paul Swaney, 6, winning honors.

Mrs. Rozlog and Mrs. Swaney tain the floating putting awards. re- 0-0-0 Student Nurse End Year With Wig Show The Student Nurse' section of the Massillon Woman's club was entertained Tuesday evening with a program presented by Shirley Jansen of Canton. Mrs.

Jansen, who represents Glamour Wigs Inc. of Akron, brought several wigs with her which many of the young women in the ence enjoyed modeling, and a door prize was also presented. This was the concluding program of the current year, the members of are the iate student nurses. taking atil: ing at Massillon The project is jointly hospital: sored by the Woman's club and the Women's auxiliary of the Stark county Medical society. Mrs.

L. N. Snively has been chairman and Mrs. J. V.

Stewart cochairman during the past year. The evening's program was arranged. by the board trustees who also served as the dessert committee. Those assisting Mrs. F.

Wilson, Mrs. Lloyd Dowell, Mrs. Walter Berlyoung, and Mrs. Robert Hall. Mrs.

Berlyoung arranged the blue and yellow centerpiece of spring flowers on the dessert table. 0-0-0 Mrs. Richards Honored By Past Officers Mrs. Edith Rhodes of 'Ashland entertained the VFW Auxiliary Past Presidents club Wednesday evening in the residence of her' son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Rhodes, 101. Houston st SW. Election of officers featured the short business meeting conducted by Mrs.

Martha Cummings, president. Officers who will serve for the coming year include Mrs. Jessie Richards, president; Mrs. and Mrs. Eileen Thelma Maier, secretary treasurer ty chairman.

A shower of gifts honored the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Richards who was presented a decorated cake by the hostess. Games of flinch were enjoyed during the social hour and prizes went to Mrs. Janet Geschwind, Mrs. Eva Heintz and Mrs.

Maier. Special awards went to Mrs. Ruth Schauer and Mrs. Richards. Refreshments were served on the card tables with Mrs.

C. W. Rhodes assisting the hostess. Mrs. Heintz has invited the club to her residence, 2121 Lincoln Way NW, for the July 1 meeting.

0-00 Coming Meetings temple. OFFICIAL SALES SERVICE AGENCY for OMEGA WATCHES AIl OMEGA Watches we sell carry a written 12-month factory registered guarantee certificate. Omega prices start at $65 Brochure Upon Request Sutter's TE, 3-5858 Ohio "The House of Quality" 137 Lincoln Way, East Little Ladies. Club The Little Ladies Junior Garden club of Perry Heights will meet Saturday morning at 10 in Perry park. Mrs.

J. B. Cameron, leader, asks members to bring a container and flowers. Hadassah Chapter Hadassah chapter 108, Order of Eastern Star, will honor past matrons and past patrons this evening at 7:30 in the Masonic Malone Senior To Wed Laboratory Technician Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Bush of 882. 1st. st' NE, announce the engagement of: their daughter, Jennie Joann, to William J. Lambert jr of 840 Amherst rd NE. Mr.

Lambert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Denzil G. Gregory of 11800 Orrville st NW. MISS BUSH graduated from Washington high school in 1961.

a senior 'at Malone college majoring in Medical Technology. Mr. Lambert attended East Carolina and Wilmington colleges in North Carolina. he is enrolled at Kent State university extension, Canton. He 'has completed three years of active nayal service and is now a hospital corpsman 2nd class with the Naval Reserves in Canton.

He is employed as a laboratory technician at Massillon city hospital. No date has been set for the wedding. 0--0--0 Lawyers Wives To Meet At Congress Lake: Stark County Lawyers' Wives will meet Wednesday at 12:30 p. m. at Congress.

Lake Club for luncheon and installation of new officers. Members of. the Woman's auxiliary Medical to the Stark. County Society will guests. The "program will be vocal selections by.

Mrs. Cecil T. minister of music at. Alliance First Methodist church. Mrs.

Robert Clunk is: general chairman for the day. Assisting her are Mrs. Milton Geiger, Mrs. John F. Gwin, Mrs.

L. Moushey, Mrs, Richard C. Ogline and Mrs. John N. Teeple of Alaudi-liance.

Alliance members are serving as hostesses. Reservations, requested by Saturday. 0-0-0 Honored At Birthday Party. and J. Glenn Tunning of 436.

25th st NW entertained guests Friday in honor of the sixth birthday anniversary of their daughter, Tammi Lynn. Games were played. Toni Marie DiLoreto presented a modern jazz dance number. Each guest received a gift, and a balloon. Tammi received many lovely gifts.

Assisting Mrs. Tunning were Mrs. Edward Moyer, Mrs. George Judd, jr, Mrs. Ray Rankin, Mrs.

George H. Patterson, jr and Mrs. George H. Patterson, sr. Guests, not previously mentioned, were: Mike and Tammy Moyer, Denise Woods, Wesley and Eddie Prather, Glenn Tunning, Gail Murray, Debbie Couts, Gaily Young, Jeanette and Joanette Stewart, Tammy Marsh, Connie and Mary Kay Velluci, Jeffrey Yekel, Mike Rankin, Randy Judd, Greg Patterson and Scotty, Lorri and 0----0--0 To Observe Pastor's Anniversary Friendship Baptist church will observe the 10th anniversary of its pastor, Rev.

Joseph Sinclair with 2 afternoon services, June 7 and June 14 at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Leonard Wiggins is program chairman. The theme will be "Spiritual Leadership in Building for the Future." The appreciation committee for the pastor's 10th anniversary will be host to the Shiloh Baptist church of which the: Rev. Comer Burroughs is pastor, at a.

service Wednesday evening at' 7. The public is invited to atlend all services. JENNIE BUSH Hospital Board Has Picnic The Women's board of the Massillon City Hospital auxiliary concluded its activities for the year with a picnic Thursday noon in the residence of Mrs. Charles Powell. of -1308 Wales.

rd NE. Covers were laid for 14. MRS. RICHARD HARDMAN presided at the business meeting when ideas were discussed for the fall bazaar, Dec. 2-3.

Members were reminded save books for the book sale Sept. 12. For pick-up of books dial Mrs. Powell, TE 2-3576. Meetings will be resumed in September.

0-0-0 YW Offers 3 Classes classes will be offered this summer on Tuesday mornings at the YWCA for the interest and pleasure of women and teenagers. The classes will begin June 16, at 9:30 and con: tinue for six weeks, in the air conditioned association rooms. Knitting will be taught by Mrs. T. G.

Sibila, who has been the instructor for several years. This series of lessons will offer beginners or those who already have some knowledge of knitting an opportunity to get an early start on making sweaters or other items for the fall, or even to make something for use this summer. Sewing will be offered for all who would like to learn this skill for the first time or who would like to continue to learn more about it. It, also, will be taught by one of our regular instructors, Mrs. Maynard L.

Feeney, who has already taught many series of lessons at the YWCA. An art class in watercolor and oil wil! be available for those who would like to try their hand in this skill or for those who may have already attended one of our previous series of classes and would like to continue in this medium. Mrs. Alice Hatch, who has taught YW classes in both charcoal drawing and water. color and oil, will.

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