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lOGANSPORT PUBLIC LIBRARY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1956. THE LOGANSPORT PRESS, LOGANSPORT, INDIANA PAGE SEVEN Stork Shower Honors Hartley Pierson A pink and blue shower honoring Mrs. Hartley Pierson was staged Monday evening in the home of Jamison with the assistance of Mrs, Philip Wikle and Mrs. Jack Wallace. The lace covering of the serving table was -arranged over blue.

Pink tapers in crystal candelabra flanked the center arrangement of pink mums. Mrs. Wikle presided at the punch bowl and Mrs. served the cake. The honored guest opened her gifts from a pink and white bassinet.

Coiitests were enjoyed with prizes going to Mrs. Keith Obenchain and Mrs. Earl Jamison with duplicate prizes to the honored guest. Others guests were Mrs. Letha Overmyer, Mrs.

Ralph Jones, Mrs. Lowell Angle, Mrs. Phyllis Stuart, Mrs. Hazel Overmyer, Mrs. Marcia Brewer, Mrs.

Kathryn Shope and the Misses Janet Overmyer, Esther Deitrich, Judy Obenchain, Rosann Pasquale and Sally Bodell. 20 Members-Guests At Dorcas The Dorcas Class of the Main Street Methodist church convened Tuesday, afternoon in the fellowship hall with 20 members and guests in attendance. when the president, Mrs. Edna Caldwell, opened the meeting. Mrs.

Mae- led the devotional on the theme, "Thankfulness," using Psalms 100. She was assisted by Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Cora Eisele. There was group singing.

An election of officers was conducted with Mrs. Daisy Stubei named president; Mrs. Viola Whiteman, vice-president; Mrs. Cora Eisele, recording secretray; and Mrs. Stella Tyrier, treasurer.

Mrs. Dora Raber was hostess serving refreshments at a table decorated in the. Thanksgiving theme. The next meeting will; be. held December 19 with Mrs.

Viola Whiteman in her home on 826 Nineteenth Street, featuring a carry-in dinner. DAROIdTowneChqpt. Home of Regent The Old Towrte of the American Revolution, regent, Mrs. Matilda. Lybrook, was hostess, to 18 members at the meeting held Monday evening in her Young America home.

The meeting openeti with the pledges and creed. The secretary's report was given by Mrs. Ruth Kett and correspondence was read regarding the Awards of Merit which ntay be given by the group. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Fay Johnson and several letters from members who had paid their 1957 dues sent their greetings to the chapter.

On committee reports, Miss Grace Knauss, citizenship chairman; reported that persons receiving their 'naturalization, papers would be required to get them at South Bend instead of the local Mrs. Delia Hughes gave the President General's Hughes also asked for old jewelry or' beads for a box which she is completing to be. sent to the Indians. Mrs. Kett called the roll and members responded with the name of their ancestor and the location of their grave.

Mrs. Charlotte VanDoorn presided at a candlelight service in memory of Miss Pearl Champe. Mrs. Pearl White gave a detail of Miss Champe's service to her church, her DAR and to her friends, Mrs. VanDoorn then read a historical biography from an old history book of John Champe, the revolutionary descendant of Miss Pearl.

Coffee, cookies, mints and nuts were served by Mrs. Lybrook, Mrs. VanDoorn and Mrs. Delia Hughes. (Press Photo-Engraving.) The DAV Junior Girls Auxiliary was activated Monday evening these officers were installed with a ceremony performed during the regular DAV Auxiliary meeting in the club rooms.

A past commander, Mary Pumel, acted as installing officer seating Doris Auker, chairman Auker sgt. at arms; Sandra Dons Taylor, commander; Carolyn Barnett, br. vice- commander and adjutant; Barbara Gotfcchalk, chaplain; and Mary Barnett, chairman'. The ladies auxiliary-meeting was opened by the jr. vice-commander, Elsie Bushing, with 19 members present when it was voted to buy aioam rubber mattress for a sick veteran.

The group also agreed to nve a donation to the DAV fund for veteran's Christmas gifts. The hospital chairman, Elsie Bushing, reported on the recent for .57 veteran parents in the Logansport hospital. She'announced the next party to.be staged November 28. Gladys Finton offered "The National Carolyn Barnett, "Passing of the Unknown and Mary Pumel, "A Thought for Doris Taylor won ttie door prize and refreshments "A Grand Christmas Gift" Distinguished New COLOR-SLIDE CAMERA argus c-44 A lens second to none! Instant lens interchangeability! Unexcelled performance! ACTIVATE'JR. INSTALLATION Sorority Inspection 'Dinner Meet Planned By Psi lota Xi Members Plans for the Psi Iota Xi inspection dinner held November 26 were, discussed''- when members convened 'Monday evening in "the home Mrs.

Jinks Yeazel. The committee for this program will consist of Mary Ellen 'Mull, chairman; Marie-, Green and Each member will bring a'gift for the mentally retarded children's hospital at Fort Wayne. Handling the gifts will be Mary Beck, Grubbs and Irene Lannihg. It was voted to ask each member to provide a can' of fruit for Neal home at the December 10 meeting. Jeanette Johnson repprted on the civil defense, ground observer, corps' meeting which she and Tina Winings recently.

It was announced that Ruth Kiesling would assist Ruth Davis- on the flowers, cards and calling committee. on the in honor of Mrs. Marie "North, grand president of the sorority, leld at Brookstpn, "was given by the iPcal members attending: -Thelma Sines, Gertha Mary Ellen Mull and Ruth Davis. Mrs. Lucille Closson was r.ecent- appointed national by Mrs.

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The World Friendship Social Circle of the West Broadway Presbyterian church will convene at 2 o'clock this afternoon in the church parlors. Roll call response will be a Bible verse containing the word Mrs. Jessie Thomason will present the subject, "Presbyterian Women's Organizations Gift to the Mite boxes will be collected at this time. The WSCS Main Street Methodist church will convene this evening in the church at 7:30 p.m. All women of the church are invited to attend.

i THURSDAY The Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will hold a special meeting Thursday afternoon in the music room of the public library at 1:30 p.m. All are urged to First Mothers Study will meet evening with Mrs. Jayne Porter in her home on 2324 High Street at 7:45 p.m. Mrs. Virginia Belcher and Mrs.

Mildred Uhl will assist, The WSCS of the Bethlehem Methodist church will convene Thursday evening in the home oi Mrs. Varrick Boolcwalter for the regular monthly meeting 'at 7:30 p.m. Chapels are to be turned in The Rock'Creek Home Demonstration Club will" meet Thursday at 11:30 a.m. in The Farmers Store to leave for an undisclosed location for a dinner of Mrs! John Snoeberger's team After the dinner a lesson on entertaining will be presented by Mrs: Blanche Balser and Mrs Ethel Raber. 'The will meet Thursday evening, in the schoo building at 7:30 A County conservation officer, Mr willshow a film.and talk.

A. report of the Halloween festival proceeds will be. made. 1 Excel Club will meet Thursday evening with Mrs. McClure in her home on High Stree at 7:30 p.m.

Members are aske to note the change of meeting place. THURSDAY The St. Joseph Hospital 'Aux- liary will convene at 8 o'clock Thursday evening in the hospital or a regular meeting, The Social Club of the GIA will meet at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon with Mrs. L. A.

Smith in her home on 1615 Miles Street. Mrs. Smith will assist. The Township Home Demonstration Club will meet Thursday in Memorial Hall for 'Guest Day." Ham and rolls will be furnished by the club. Members are to bring a favorite dish, table service and a guest.

Roll call will )e "introduction of and devotions will be offered by Ruth Moss. Hostesses will be Monelle Rimpler, Grace Esther Rudicel, Fay Mans, Georgia Pickering and Grace Mans. The Pisgah Presbyterian Women's Missionary Association will meet Thursday evening with Mrs. Tom Henry at 7:30 p'm. Members are.

to bring their gift boxes. The Spanish War. Veterans and Auxiliary will meet Thursday evening in Memorial Home at 7:30 Pjin. FRIDAY Anna Butterworth Class of the The Time Is Near the GIFTS 194 9. Third Baptist Temple will meet Friday evening with Ethel Thorn in her home on North Street at 7:30 p.m.

Mothers of World War II, Unit 18, will meet Friday "evening in Memorial Home at 7:30 p.ni. After the regular business meeting a social hour will be held with Rayna Berg in charge. Drape-Charter At Meet Of Bridges City Lodge Bridge City Lodge' No. 254 draped its charter in respect for a deceased member, Dessie Peters when members convened Tuesday afternoon in the IOOF hall. An election of officers was con ducted with Mary Granger named president; Essie Fry, vice-presi dent; Bertha Tuttle, secretary; Jessie Lebo, treasurer; Goldie Wright, Mae Cox, den; Marie.Timmons, conductress; Agnes guard and ginia Caplinger, Plans were made for a Christ mas party to' be lield -December 12 in the YWCA annex at which time husbands will be entertainec with a carry-in dinner at 6:30 p.m.

There will be a gift exchange Famous Brand Permanents includes-cut, shampoo, set FASHION BEAUTY SHOP 1 (formerly Pearl St. Phone 201II No Appointment Neceuory Closson and Mrs. Wilma 'Smith attended Theta Sigma Ph'i Clinic' Author's. Tea yesterday at; University, During the morning, talks, were given, by Indianapolis newspapermen andTepresentatives of iwho- sketch. ed the 'publicity job: Workshops-were conducted, in the after.

noon an- author's tea, featured talks by several Indiana- women authors. 1 -The event was sponsored by Theta Signia the National professional and for women in Wdrld Fellpwslni An international week i.pf;' prayer for peace and world brotherhood, World Fellowship; Week, 'is being observed by Logansport; YWCA in cooperation, YWCA groups around the 11 to 17, according to the announcement. being 'made by: the executive 'director of the local association, Mrs. Roland Meinzer. An.

annual eyent, over '60 years, World 'Fellowship will "be commemorated by members of the moire than 1900 units of YWCA work in this; country; and those: in 64" other; countries around the world; In' this country, YWCAs will hold special programs through the Events will be held locally arid some nave already, taken place in the various, organizations of the local Special programs; and appeals.for contributions were given at the Golden! Age arid Who's NewV' Y- Teen Variety 1 club the Mary Bethune. club are' planning World'' Fellowship programs in honor 'this, special obser-r; vance. Epsilon-Sigma Alpha' Hears Project Report; A report of the Sigma Alpha pecan project, with" proceeds, going to the, sprority's fund was made; by Joan when members convened Monday-; city building. Beverly sent in. her resig-v nation as corresponding secretary, and Jane Malone accepted the-un-; expired term of office.

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