The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 7

MONDAY, FEB. 5, 1951 THE EVENING INDEPENDENT, MASSILLON. OHIO SEVEN Exchange Nuptial Vows Before St. John's Altar Miss Donna Hixenbaugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Hixenbaugh of 723 Main ave chose a lovely spring suit of grey wool with white accessories for her marriage Sunday afternoon to Ernest Gamary, son of John Gamary, of 1123 Niles ave SW, which was solemnized in an impressive candlelight ceremony in St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church. Dr. Otto R. Gerber performed the double ring ceremony at 2:30 o'clock before the altar beautifully decorated with two large vases of white carnations, snapdragons and stocks and banked with palms.

rd during the exchange of vows. Given in marriage by her father, the bride accented her ensemble with a white nylon blouse with tiny rhinestone buttons, white glove and an attractive off-the-face white straw- hat trimmed with flowers She wore rhinestone earrings, gift of the groom, and carried a whit Bible brought by a friend from Notre Dame, Paris, France, topped with an arrangement of stephanotis, white lace and rope satin hearts centered with a beautiful white orchid, a delicate lace hankie and the pearls worn by her mother and sister, Jean, on their respective Miss Marjorie Fisher of Moffitt Heights attended the bride as maid of honor and was attired in a spring suit of aqua gabardine with a white blouse and cocoa brown accessories. Her colonial bouquet was formed of pink carnations and yellow daffodils, tied with a shower of contrasting ribbon and lover's knots. MR. GAMARY and his Dick Hixenbaugh, twin brother of the bride, served as Mr.

Gamary's best man and ushers were Ciarence Fenton of Massillon and Irwin Gibbons of Brewster. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Hixenbaugh wore a pearl gray suit of gabardine with accents of green and a small grey hat. She complemented her costume with a purple orchid. The Moose home was beautiful ly decorated throughout with bouquets of white flowers and greens for the reception which immediately followed the ceremony for 150 guests.

Presiding-at the attractively appointed bridal table, centered TWh a five-tiered wedding cake, flowers and ferns, were Mrs. John Richmond and Mrs. Ray Reem snyder. Miss Margaret Gamarj kept the guest book. Many beauti ful wedding gifts were on display bride return from a honeymoon trip of undisclosed destination, they will reside with Mrs.

Gamary's parents. For travel the bride wore white wool topper over her suit, and the orchid from her bouquet. The former Miss HixenbaugHnvas graduated from Washington high school with the class of '48 and is presently employed as an assistant Dr. W. A.

Barton. Mr. Gamary was graduated from Washington high school and is an employe of the Massillon Aluminum Co. The bride presented her honor attendant with a lovely personalized compact. An initialed cuff link and tie clasp set and a tie were given by Mr.

Gamary to his best man and gifts of initialed cuff links and tie clasps to the ushers. Churches Prepare For Observance Of Lent Special rites in preparation of the Lenten season were held in many Massillon churches Sunday. These included the celebration of the Lord's Supper, baptism and reception of new members. Lent begins Ash Wednesday, Feb. 7, concluding on Easter Sunday, March 25.

Many Protestant congregations have planned a series of Lenten services each Wednesday night during the season. A series of church family nights is planned for Central Presbyterian church on Wednesdays during Lent. A covered dish supper will be served at 6 with the program following. Bring tab'e service and a covered dish for the dinner. The Dorcas and Naomi circles will provide coffee, cream, rolls and butter.

The program will conclude at 8:15, The program will be of interest to the whole family. FAMILY nights will also be inaugurated at First Methodist church beginning Wednesday evening. The covered dish supper will be served at 6:15. Mrs. Harold Bantz and her committee of the WSCS will be in charge.

Wilson MacDonald, the poet laureate of Canada will be featured in the program. His lectures and recitals are said to be intensely interesting and appealing. He is Canada's greatest living poet and president of the Poetry society He left a home of wealth and scrubbed a bar-room floor for meals 7:30. The Rev. E.

W. Guinther of Bolivar will deliver the sermon at the Grace Evangelical and Reformed church Ash Wednesday evening at 7:30, when the Lenten series of services will be inaugurated. The Gears class will be in charge. Guest pastors will occupy the pulpits on Wednesday evenings during the six weeks period. The Rev.

Mr. Kosower will speak on Feb. 14. Next Sunday Lenten communion will be held. Faith Lutheran church will hold Lenten services on Wednesday eve- Receive 100 Friends At Open House Mr.

and Mrs. William B. Cochenour, 223 5th st NE, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, Sunday, by holding open house at the residence of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Du Pont, 2208 Monument rd NW, Canton.

Despite the snowy weather, more than 100 friends and relatives called to extend theii congratulations to the bride and groom of 50 and worked his way across the At- nings at 8 in Lorin Andrews junior lantic on a horseboat at 17 for the freedom of writing poetry. He is a man of travels, a musician, artist, poet and knows North America from Greenland to San Diego. Other features of the evening will include Bernie Harmelink's Memory Lane quartet, group singing and family devotions. L. P.

i Kemp will serve as master of years. Mrs. Cochenour wore a navy blue gown with a corsage of gardenias. The house was beautifully decorated with flowers, the shade of gold predominating. Roses and candles centered the refreshment table.

The granddaughters, Mrs. John Howenstine, Mrs. Robert Young, Mrs. Reed Perdue, and Mrs. Everett Morton assisted at the refreshment table.

Miss Linda Du Pont, another granddaughter, kept the guest book. Wayne Border, a grandson, was the usher and escorted the guests to th ereceiving line. Out of town guests were present while the new addition to the from Magnolia and North Canton. high school, where services are being held by the congregation FOR YOUR FAVORITE VALENTINE The pa rty dress at left is pastel organdie with angel- wing ruffles and small appliqued butterflies; at right, old-fashioned dimity combined with organdie ceremonies snri omhrnifWv ftt nmoinj episcopal cnurcn with trim of fluted Val lace and embroidery. at the Hixenbaugh residence.

EPWORTH WOMEN TO HAVE BOOK REVIEW THE WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Epworth Methodist church wil hold a book review and tea on Thursday evening, Feb. 8, at 7:30, at the church Mrs J. Atlee Frederick of Navarre, will review the book to Jerusalem" by Willie Ethridge. The public is invited. STUDENT NURSES MEET TUESDAY THE STUDENT NURSES section of the Massillon Woman lib will meet on Tuesday evening, Feb.

6, at 7.30. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. John E. Klinge and Stewart Ms. Juanita Taylor and Mrs.

Robert Jmmel will be charge of the program. Knights To Hold Special Meeting A SPECIAL meeting of Massil- lion Council No. 554, Knights of Columbus will be held Tuesday evening at 7:45 in the club rooms over the Lincoln theater. This meeting is called for the purpose of making arrangements for the conferring of the first degree on a large class of candidates. This group will be known as the Golden Jubilee class.

Members are urged to be pre sent and those having application. for memberships are urged to turn them in. Conferring of the first degree will be held at the next regular council meeting Tuesday evening Feb. 13, at 8:15, in the local clul rooms by Canton council degre team. Candidates will be notifie by mail.

Siveetheart Frolic At Shady Hollow Despite the weather conditions over 100 persons attended the annual "Sweetheart Frolic" sponsored by Delta Theta Tau sorority, Saturday evening, Feb. 3, at Shady Hollow country club. Freddy Arthur's orchestra played for dancing from 10 to 1. The Music Section Plans Dessert'Musicale With will observe Ash Wednesday with a celebration of the holy communion at 8 a. m.

and a service of Litany and evening prayer at church is under construction. The Rev. Clyde A. Miller will deliver a series of semons on the theme, "Unbelievers In the Passion Story." The subject of his Ash Wednesday sermon will be, "Christ And Malchus, the Servant." The Junior choir directed by Mrs. I.

M. Emery will sing, "The Lord Is My Shepherd." Holy week Lettten service will be held on Maundy Thursday, March 22, with celebration of the holy communion. LENTEN SERVICES at St. Paul's Lutheran church on Wednesday evenings will be illustrated with famous paintings. The Rev.

Paul L. Baumgartner will use as his series theme, "The Call of Lent in around the corner a 1951." Holy communion will be celebrated on Ash Wednesday at 7:30 VAiivA Vllt i t. ill r.n*«inn 11 rVi fVirv 'Musical Romance In Your Time And My Time," will be a program to delight the hearts of those who attend the Afternoon Music section's meeting Tuesday afternoon. Dessert will be served at 1:30. Mrs.

Walter F. Miller has arranged the program. Mrs. E. E.

Brinkerhoff, violinist, will present two solos, "Romance," from "Concerto No. 2," AVieniawiski, de Lune," Debussy, with Miss Caroline Boyd as her accompanist. 'Jesus Calls Think." The "Sermon on the Mount" sine and dramatize the duets, ballroom was attractively decorat- ed in the Valentine theme having vr large red and white hearts over the M1SS wm and large hearts and cup- Miss Frances Miller and Ray Featheringham, in costume, will! painted by Tissot, will illustrate The Second by Besly and the Feb. 21 sermon-on the theme. Reflections In the Water," Debussy and Miss Frances Miller'will sing three songs, "Will You Remember, 1 i Like 1 FOR HER VALENTINE JEWELRY FROM GLENNP.HECKERT JEWELER 36 First NE.

Hi Flys Meet At Ringleys MISS CAROL RINGLEY invited he HiFlys of Faith Lutheran church to her residence in 1014 Oakwood ave NE Sunday evening Rice led in the evening's study of "Prayer," which he con ducted as a Bible study. Devotions were led by Miss Bar bara Pildner, Miss Bernis Barnes vice president, presided. An nouncement was made of the inter national Luther league convention to be held in August at Michigai State college, East Lansing, Mich the eastern district meeting in July in Asheville, N. and th summer Bible camp at Camp Fitch Lake Erie, in August. Miss Jo Ann Finefrock gave report of the Luther league con ference on Jan.

28 in Canton. Miss Pildner, literature secre tary, also made a report. Jerry Mi ler was authorized to purchase shuffle board for the remodele church basement and to invest gate the cost of additional recre tional equipment. Games and television were en joyed following the program and refreshments were served, VALENTINE PARTY The Mothers club of Centra Presbyterian church will give a Valentine party for the kinder garten, nursery and primary chil dren, Saturday, afternoon, Feb. 10 from 3 to 5.

The in charge of the rrangements was Miss Betty Jo lase and Miss Wilma Swanson, o-chairmen, Mrs. John Sibila, Mrs. Jleland Mitch, and Miss Mary Elen Huff. The next regular business meet- ng of the sorority will be Tuesday, 6, 7:30 p. in the west ide library.

Local Man Engaged To New York Girl MR. AND MRS. F. L. Hulwelker of Walden, N.

announce the engagement of their daughter, Anita Jane, to T. Eugene Krisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Krisher, 313 State ave NE. Miss Hutwclker is graduate of Walden high school and Spencer- ian Business school, Walden, N.

Y. She will graduate from Cavenovia Richards, Mrs. Ross Dixon, Mrs. Duncan Bankier, Mrs. C.

E. Brown and Mrs. Elmore G. Pocock. in connection with the first service of the series when the picture, "It Is Finished," by Jerome, will illustrate the sermon on the theme, "Jesus Calls Think." On Feb.

14 a sound moving pic- Guest." a painting by Von Uhde ture, "Turn In the Road," will be will illustrate the sermon on "To projected, the sermon theme to be Fellowship." Holy week, "The by Stuck, will illustrate the Maundy Thursday service, when the sermon theme will be, "To Salvation." Good Friday, holy communion will be observed, the sermon theme and preacher to be announced. St. John's Evangelical and Re formed church will hold Lenten services on Thursday evening dur ing the six weeks period. Parish workers will meet after the service on Thursday evening. The couple was the recipient many telegrams and cards of congratulations, flowers, and gifts, including money.

Woman's Club Open Meeting Friday, Feb. 16 THE MASSILLON WOMAN'S club will hold its open meeting on Friday evening, Feb. 16 at 8 with Miss Ruth Lehmiller of Canton Lehman high school faculty as the speaker. The meeting was to have been, held on Feb. 2 but due to the tormy weather it was postponed until Feb.

9. Because of the an- "Jesus Calls Us To Hear." On Feb. 28 the picture of "Christ Washing Peter's Feet," by Brown, will illustrate the sermon on, "To i The March 7 sermon be illustrated by the picture. 'Come Unto Me," Bloch. the sermon theme to be.

"To Strength." On March 14, "Christ, the Welcome Open House Marks 50th Anniversary THE RESIDENCE of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer DeHoff of Urban Hill was a bower of flowers, sent by I friends and relatives for their golden wedding anniversary, cele- brated Sunday, Jan. 28. Despite the bad weather many friends and relatives called during the open house held in the afternoon and evening.

The refreshment table 'was cov- Presbyterian Circles To i Meet Tuesday of Association of Central Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday evening ASHES will be blessed and distributed in the three Catholi churches Wednesday. Distribution of the ashes will be held at St Mary's after the 8:15 mass and the evening service at 7:30. Services will" be held every Wednesday evening at 7:30 and there will be stations of the cross followed by benediction on Friday evenings at 7:30. Sunday afternoons at 2:30 there will be stations of the cross for the children. No Sunday evening devotions will be held.

The annual mission'will begin Sunday, Feb. 11, the first week will be for married people of the parish. The second week will be for the unmarried people. The Rev. Fr.

Furlong and the Rev. Fr. Duhy priests of the Congregation of Missions, will conduct the mission. nual observance of World Day of 3 rayer sponsored by the Massillon Council of Church Women, which will be held Friday evening in St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church, the Woman's club decided to delay its open meeting another week.

Opera Festival To Be Held In April The Northeast Ohio Metropolitan Opera association of Cleveland announces its spring opera festival April 16 to 21 in public auditorium, Cleveland. Eight operas will be included in the series. at 8. The Ts Ttplipv elltn St. Joseph's Catholic church T-V -11 i i will have masses Ash Wednesday ing." by CliffordDrury will he at 6 0 and g.

15 a with dis se i MI -n Itribution of ashes. In the evening The Dorcas circle will meet with there wm fee semon and Mrs. H. A. Ackerct, 314 3rd st hpnprHf nn 7:30 Durina the NE with Mrs.

K. Zollars, and Mrs. Edith Houk as assisting hostesses. The Martha circle will meet with benediction at 7:30. During the next six weeks, services will be held each Wednesday evening with stations of the cross on Friday eve- Junior college, Cavenovia, N.

Y. in June. Mr. Krisher. is a graduate of Washington high school with the class of '47 and will graduate from Colgate university in June.

He is a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity and of the varsity foot- ered with an attractive lace cloth, Mrs. R. B. Hardman, jr, 411 4th st' 7 30 rjailv masses will be i 1 fl 1 I decorated with golden flowers, isaid at 6:30 a. m.

and 8:15 a. m. cake. Guests called from Dalton, Orrville, Cleveland, Warren, Canton, Canal Fulton, Massillon, North candles and a four-tiered wedding The Miriam circle will be Thursday or Sunday evening tained at the manse. 891 ni te held during Lent, ave SE with Mrs.

Harry Ricoln'vj gt Barbara win have distribu- as hostess assisted Diana. Mrs. Carl Dunfee and Mrs. Lawrence and the DeHoffs were Maclntyre. Mrs.

Louis Geis were showered with cards of congratulation and gifts. will have the devotionals. Members are asked to bring sales tax SHOPPERS RIDE IN COMFORT BETWEEN THE HOURS OF :00 A. M. P.

M. No Crowding Seats For All PAY WHEN YOU ENTER. Step to Rear If All Seats Are Occupied Board Bus Traveling Only in Vour Direction FIDELITY MOTOR BUS LINES ball squad. A summer planned. wedding is being With three of their children, stamps.

and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Ruth circle with Mrs. Wil- tion of ashes before the 8:15 a. m- mass, Wednesday and also at 3:30 p.

m. and after the 7:30 p. m. service. Wednesday evening at 7:30 there will be rosary, sermon and benediction; Thursday evening :30 p.

m. novena and stations of To Address Intermediates LIFE IN EUROPE will be discussed Wednesday evening at the February dinner meeting of the Intermediate section of the Massillon Woman's club by Miss Laura Briesemeister, librarian at the Canton public library, who will describe her recent trip abroad. Courtesy night will be observed by the section, each members being JIN avy IVlOtnerS 1O requested to invite a guest for the affair. Mrs. Max Reed and Mrs.

Victor Paulus will serve as hostesses. cross for the children. DeHoff attended North Lawrence ij am Weible. 829 16th st NE ross and benediction and Fri- church before going to Padula's Mrs. P.

T. Reynolds, Mrs. E. pil-! days at 2:30 stations of the for the anniversary dinner. Mr.

and Mrs. DeHoff were married Jan. 27. 1901, in the parsonage of the North Lawrence United Brethren church. Mrs.

DeHoff is the former Miss Emma Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. DeHoff have seven! children. Mrs.

Eula Bailis, andi Mrs. Irene Douglas of Dalton. Mrs. Pauline Graber of Canton. Mrs.

T' Dorothy Felimuth of Warren, Mrs. JL Gloria Saurer and Floyd of North Lawrence and Thurraan i DeHoff of Massillon. They have 12 grandchildren. worth and Mrs. Fearon assisting hostesses.

The executive board of the association will meet this evening at 7:30 in the ladies parlor at the' church. Mrs. H. P. Hart will prc-1 Celebrate Birtlulays Mrs.

Mills To Review At Class Tea ONE of the most pleasurable mid-winter social events at First Methodist church is the annual' Valentine tea and book review sponsored by the Amicitia class, which will be held evening at 8 in the chapel. The public is cordially invited to attend and enjoy a review of Ben Ames Williams' current novel. "Owen Glen," by Mrs. C. M.

Mills. This event is a money making I project of the class which gives! substantial aid in providing various needs of the church throughout the year. Mrs. Paul Spencer is class instructor. WILLOWDALE CLUB Willowdale Woman's club will hold a member and guest luncheon Tuesday at 12:30 in the Wil- CANCELLED The regular meeting of Senior circle, of WSCS of First Methodist church, which was scheduled for Tuesday evening, has been cancel- Led until March.

Brewster Band Mothers The Brewster Band Mothers will meet Wednesday evening in the high school. Plans for the banquet will be discussed. A large attendance is desired. MR. AND MRS.

GLENN YANT lowdale Country club. Cards will Mr. DeHoff has been night Anniversary birthday i follow. Mrs. William Schmader is anniversaries this week, were hon-j chairman, ored Sunday evening by the lat-1 i te-r's mother.

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The St. Valentine's Day theme meeting of Mary Todd Sister-; od with tapers in double- shood. No. 162. Dames of branc hcd "crystal candelabra and 'which was held in I.

0. 0. F. tern-1 a dccoratcd "birthday cake topped pie with Mrs. Myrtle Brady as vith lhe nscr i pt ion "Happy Birth- Navy Mothers will meet tonight at 8 in Trades and Labor hall Our Thrift Permanent Is Unequalled At $0.95 2 Complete FOR A BEAUTIFUL Attend Theater ff siding officer.

day Donna and Glenn." will be carried out in ments and a Lenten menu jn hc Qn Tucsday cvc Friday evening Feb. 16 Miss Maxine Scharvcr Naw Mothers will be lhe group will cclcbiate its, pres nt Mr and will conduct the evenings tn Linco5n thealcr manat anniversary All members were Herman Petrack. daughters session. Mrs. 33 CLUB Wilford Hoyman, 1911 Woodruff ave NW, recently, entertained the members of the 33 club at her residence.

Prizes went to Mrs. George Sombrio, Mrs. Hoyman and Mrs. Roland Masters. Refreshments were served in the ment for "Operation Those planning to attend are asked to meet at the theater promptly at T.

and Sherry Sue and son, 16 YnS we lr heir whUe 1 David; Miss Grace Leies; William at 6. and wear tncir 1Icimz: Ernest Rouhicr, jr; Donald Mrs. Gene Kirklaml, Mrs. Martha and Jack Gehring. 'Evans and Mrs.

Maude Riirricr! were appointed to heart the com-', The motto of Virginia is mittees in charge of arranging the Semper Tyrranis. dinner and program. Coming Meetings Canasta Club The Arthur Godfrey canasta club will be entertained Friday pl sisterhood, was Mrs. Hattie Shoaf of Akron, de- COLD WAVE Complete OPEN ALL DAT WEDNESDAY WITH OR WITHOUT APPOINTMENT DIAL 5104 PERMANENT WAVE SHOP McCLYMONDS BLDG. MASSILLON.

OHIO TAKE ELEVATOR TO THIRD FLOOR MODERN dining room from a table covered ev0 ning at 7 at the residence of en at the with a lovely lace cloth and light- Mrs. Alberta Horchcr, Pigeon Run str ti 0 i ed by tapers in catulclabras. During Lent the club will meet on Monday evenings. Mrs. George Sombrio of Neale ave SW will be hostess on Monday evening, Feb.

12. rd. Card Party meeting to give in- practicing for the event. Donations to the March of Dimes and Red Cross A free euchre party will be held campaigns were made and a letter Tuesday evening at' 8:30 in the of thanks for the Christmas contn- Moose home for members of was read from the Boys Order and the Women of the, Village at Smithville. Moose.

Prizes and door prizes will At the close of the meeting cere- Liberty Bell Conncil awarded monies of the draping of the Members of the Liberty cll DC awaiaca i charter were conducted for Mrs. council No. 38 will meet for a rcgu- St. Mary's C. Y.

0. Fmma i.jndquist. lar meeting Tuesday evening at! The regular meeting of the Cath- 0 0 0 7:30 in Trades and Labor "hall. olic Youth organization of St A public bingo party will follow Mary's cluirch wiU be held Tucsday', Washington is called the and prizes given. at the church.

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