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the the JULY 8, 1949 THE EVENING INDEPENDENT, MASSILLON, OHIO Brownie Day Camp Opens July 12 At Rottmans Brownies are looking forward with great anticipation to the opening of camp on July 12 at the beautiful rolling farm of Mr, and Mrs. Ben Rottman on Route 93. One hundred and eighty have registered. Camp will be held July 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21 from 10 a. m.

to 3:30 p. m. Mrs. W. W.

Pease is serving as camp director! with Mrs. Dick Piskoty and Mrs. Ruth Bettilyon as her assistants. Junior counselors who will assist with the camp program are the Misses Crawford Cynthia and and Marian Susan Evans, Mrs. Sally Pease Hess, Ann Schrader, Rachel Busse.

will pick up the counselors each camp morning at 8:50 a. at the rear entrance of the OhioMerchant Bank building. Leaders and their assistants will be responsible for the transportation of their In case of rain the leaders will take their groups to their own meeting places. UPON arrival at camp the first day, each group will choose their camp site. The day's program will begin with a flag raising ceremony.

In the morning art and handicraft will be engaged in. Luncheon will be followed by 1 period. There will be boating, hiking, songs, games, and 'each group. will be required to have one cookout during the six days. During the individual meetings of each unit, programs will be planned for campfire sessions to be held the last hour of each day.

Each girl is required to take a cup, overshoes and her! lunch. Milk and a dessert will be provided for lunch. $: Shady Hollow Golfers Meet BEAUTIFUL mixed summer Shady Hollow country club Thursday the morning golf contest of the and Mrs. John C. Baugh were THE GOLF contest included the nearest to the pin on No.

8. Winners were Class Mrs. Carl Girtler, Class Mrs. C. I.

Crone, Class Mrs. C. H. Weayer, and Class Mrs. C.

R. Whitson. Prizes for the longest drive on No. 18 were awarded in Class A to flowers were used to decorate the for luncheon which followed Women Golfers. Mrs.

Oscar J. Hyde hostesses. Mrs. W. E.

Box, in Class to W. E. Johnson in Class to Mrs. Harry Frank and in Class Mrs. M.

C. Rucco, Following luncheon the members remained to play contract and auction bridge. Hostesses for next Thursday's meeting have not been announced. Married In St. Joseph's -Photo by Weslin Studio P.

ELUM took place July 4 in St. Joseph's Berbari, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. SE, and Edward P. Elum, son of Solemn high mass was celebrated P.

Peppard assisted by the Rev. and the Rev. Arthur M. Nist, as performed the double ring ceremony same shade as their gowns. The groom gave his bride a beautiful platinum diamond set wrist watch and presented gold cuff links to his attendants and ushers.

home. Richard Abowd of Fostoria served as toastmaster. A reception followed at 3. A five tiered wedding was cut by the bride and groom. Mr.

Elum and his bride are on a wedding trip and will live in a newly furnished residence. 1205 11th st NE, upon The many handsome wedding gifts are on display at the Berbari residence. The bride presented her attendants with pearls tinted in the 0-0--0 Square Deal Club Meets MRS. VIOLET MARTIN of 1st st NE was hostess Wednesday ning to members of the Square Deal club at her residence. Games of cards were enjoyed with prizes: going to Mrs.

William Meiner. Mrs. George Eberhardt, Mrs. William Doyle and the hostess. The traveling prize was awarded to Mrs.

Charles Moyer and the consolation prize went to Mrs. Ed Buhecker. Refreshments were serv. ed. The next meeting will be held in two weeks at the residence of! Mrs.

Joseph Vukelic of 934 Lincoln! Way NW. SPECIAL FLOWERS for FUNERALS And All Special Occasions DICK'S (FISHER) Flower Shop 720 Lincoln Way, 'W. Dial 7122 Eight Sisters Gather For Birthday Luncheon THE ABOVE GROUP OF EIGHT SISTERS covered dish luncheon observance of the dence, 439 handkerchief 8th 'and The party was arranged a greeting card shower by Julius Malzahn of this city. A birthday cake are Mrs. Edith Fisher, Mrs.

William Aston ing, in the same order, are Mrs. James Jones, Mrs. George Gallatin. Mrs. Stauffer Discusses Mission Topic THE SOCIAL PARLORS of Faith Lutheran church provided a comfortable mecting place for the Aid society of the church, Thursday afternoon, with Mrs.

Grace Heckendorn as hostess, In the absence of Mrs. Roy Bingle, the president, who is in Massillon city hospital, Mrs. A. M. Wilson, the vice president, presided.

Mrs. R. B. Stauffer took charge of the opening devotionals land also led the discussion of the mission study topic, "The Lutheran Church in the Virgin The annual Sunday school and congregational picnic on next Wednesday afternoon and evening at Orr park, Orrville, was discussed. Supper will be served at 6:15.

There be a program of games and contests and swimming. All members of the school and congregation are invited. During the social hour, delightful refreshments were served by the hostess, The society will dispense with its August meeting and resume activities in September. 0---0-0 Rehearsal To Be Followed By Party A REHEARSAL party will be held Younker's in Mt. Eaton this evening for the wedding of Miss Betty Maurer, daughter of party Mr.

and Mrs. G. F. Maurer, of Mt. Eaton and Charles E.

Horst, son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Horst of 110 W. Oak Orville, Donald Maurer and Harry Gardner, brother and brother-in-law of Miss Maurer, re-0 spectively, will be hosts at the party. The English custom of open church will be observed for the wedding on Sunday afternoon, July 10, at 2 o'clock in St.

Paul's! Evangelical and Reformed church, Mt. Eaton. The wedding music will be presented by Milton D. Harrold, pianist, and Mrs. Paul Kilper of Canton, as soloist.

Mr. Harrold and Mrs. Kelper are cousins of the bride-to-be. A reception will be held at the Maurer residence. 0-0-0 Picnics Are Enjoyed of entertainment later.

THE DORCAS THE WHEELING and Lake Erie auxiliary members had a summer picnic Thursday in Sippo park. Luncheon at noon was followed by games and contests. The August meeting will be omitted and on Thursday, Sept. 1, the members will be entertained at luncheon' in Brewster. Mrs.

John Kenny and Mrs. George Wood of Brewster, the hostesses, will announce the place CLASS of the First Methodist church Thursday evening had a picnic supper at the residence of Mrs. Walter Lifer. Amherst rd NE. Supper was served rat tables in the garage and later the members held a business meeting on the lawn.

On Aug. 4 the class will meet at the church. gathered, Thursday, for the First time in 16 years for: a birthday anniversary of Mrs, Mary Kratsch, at her resias a surprise to Mrs. Kratsch, who was presented with her sisters, who are daughters of the late Mr. and Mrs.

centered the luncheon table. Seated, from left to right of Newman, Mrs. Kratsch and Mrs. Minnie Young. StandMrs.

Arch Street of Newman, Mrs. Agnes Lanning and North Lawrence Man Weds Salem Girl exchange of vows. For the traditional "something old." the bride wore her grandmother's cameo necklace. Her dis-: tinctive white sharkskin suit was augmented with white accessories and an orchid corsage. a She car-! ried a white Bible, the groom's gift.

As matron of of honor, Mrs. Richard Peterman of Smithville, cousin of the groom, wore an aqua blue suit with corresponding accessories. Her corsage was of gardenias. Richard Peterman served as best man. Mrs.

Boals, the bride's mother, wore al blue flowered print dress, blue accessories, and a corsage of! pink carnations. Mrs. Horst, the groom's mother; wore aqua blue with white accessories and a corsage of white carnations. FORTY GUESTS attended a reception held following the cereimony at the residence of the bride's parents. Snapdragons and white Light.

shed a land ferns of Richard Christian The uniting in nings ave, Lawrence. 1 from tall tapers in seven-branch soft glow over an attractive altar setting candelabras palms when Miss Helen May Wright became the bride Horst at 7:30 p. m. Friday, July 1, in the First church, Salem. Rev.

E. S. Scott officiated: at the double ring ceremony marriage the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Boals of JenSalem, and the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Horst of North: Only members of the immediate families witnessed the Gay Summer Events Are Scheduled ST. MARY'S Young People's club conducted a brief business session recently -after which the group journeyed to Luna lake where congregated at the Heitger cottage for an evening of swimming. Refreshments were served. Plans have been completed by the club members for a picnic to held Sunday at Virginia Kendall park.

A covered dish supper peer will served and planned events inIclude swimming, hiking, and bail. Members planning to attend are to contact Dorothy they. The group will meet at 12:30 at the church. A COMMUNION breakfast has been scheduled for Sunday, July 17, following 8 o'clock mass. All members are urged to attend.

Scottish two-some be the subject for the outing planned for Sunday afternoon, July 17. The next regular meeting of the organization will be held Tuesday, July 19. at 8 o'clock in St. social center. Entertainment has been arranged and refreshments will be served.

0--0-0 To Entertain Wedding Party FOLLOWING rehearsal this evening in St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church, the wedding party of Miss Edith Flounders and James Milnes, will be entertained at the residence of the parents of the bride-to-be, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Flounders of 928 17th st sw. The wedding will take place Saturday afternoon at 1:30 in John's church with the Rev.

R. Gerber officiating. Kenneth Wright, organist, and Delmar Indorf, soloist, will provide the wed-: ding music. A reception will follow at the' Flounders residence and later the young couple will leave on a southeastern wedding trip. They will live with Mr.

Milnes' father, James Milnes, 1004 14th st NE, Canton. 0-0-0 Coming Meetings Daughters Of St. George Installation of officers will be conducted when Daughters of St. George meet Saturday afternoon at 1:30 in Trades and Labor hall. It is important that all officers he pres.cut.

Name Men Si. Mary's Holy Name society will meet Monday evening at 8:15 in the social center. Following the business meeting. entertainment movies of 1 the 1948 World series baseball games will shown. Refreshments will be served.

10 to REDUCTION At Our Removal Sale K. SUTTER Services At Crystal Springs Tabernacle Sunday evening services will be held at Crystal Springs tabernacle throughout the months of July and August. The services will be inaugurated Sunday evening at 8 p. m. with the Rev.

Arthur Heisler, pastor of the Tuscarawas charge of the Evangelical and Reformed churches; Balyeat, presiding, Protestant The Rev. C. Wayne Massillon state hospital, will lead the chaplain of the songfest and serve as guest preacher. A tabernacle choir has been! formed under the direction of Mrs. Harold Indori with Mrs.

Paul MilIcy as accompanist, to provide special music. THE REV. JACK SCHAFFER, of the Stanwood parish. who will be home on a vacation, will be: guest preacher Sunday evening, July 17. the Guest preachers will; occupy pulpits each following Sunday.

The week of Aug. 14 to 121 will find special services con)of ducted by the Rev. W. A. Knapp Parkersburg, W.

Va. Henry Evans is serving as chairman of the committee arranging the services and is being assisted by the Rev Arthur Heisler and the Rev. C. Wayne Balyeat. The public is invited to join in worship at the tabernacle, in the grove about four and one half miles southwest of Massillon on route 241, 0---0--0 Mrs.

Stingel Hostess To Women's Guild MYERS Evangelical and Re-! formed Women's guild was The vice president, Mrs. Grace Stained Thursday afternoon by George Stingel, 17th st SW Mrs. ext. Saylor Crofut presided and Mrs. Freda read 1st Corinthians, 13th chapter, as devotions.

Vail Pittis gave a delightful review of study hook, "On Our Own Door Step." Plans were discussed for a baked goods sale and bazar sometime in October at Myers school. The date will be announced later. MRS. LESTER SUMMERS has (invited the members to her residence on Pigeon Run rd, for al covered dish dinner in August, chairman. Mrs.

George Fringli will Grace Indorf will be program devotion's and the program will be arranged by Mrs. Irene Crofut, Mrs. Gertrude Mrs. Bendina Thomas. Mrs.

Kipfer, Mrs. Velma Stricker and Mrs. Arthur G. Heisler, The hostess served refreshments during a social hour. 0-0 Mrs.

Evrit Hostess To Chatter Tea THE PREPARATION of work for Daily Bible school sessions to be conducted this week and next at the Salvation Army citadel was the diversion of the evening when eight members of the Chatter Tea club met Wednesday evening at the residence of Mrs. Irene Evrit, 708 6th st SW. Mrs. D. Brown opened the meeting with prayer and Mrs.

Evrit read the 37th Psalm, verses 1-5. Embroidering and crocheting were enjoyed and Mrs. Arlene Sense received the door prize. Mrs. Brown will 'be hostess to the club Wednesday evening, 13.

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in the 15th century Church of St. Edward, king and M. martyr, Cambridge, England, with the Rev. Dawson, The bride. performing given the ceremony.

in marriage by her father, Gosse Eelke Noordhof of Bloemendall, Holland, wore a gown of sheer pastel green wool with off -white accessories and carried an arm bouquet of gardenias. Also bride's present at the wedding from Bloemendall, the brother, Robert Noordhof, in the uniform of Dutch were Holland, the Army, and Miss Jutti Neumann, an intimate friend of Miss Noordhof. candies in crystal candelabra were used on the charmingly appointed refreshment table. Centering the table was a tiered wedding cake. Bates of Ellsworth and Jack Betty Stratton of Salem, Airs.

Paul Whitmer of Canton served. When the young couple departed a wedding trip to Buffalo, N. Canada, and Michigan, the bride wore a blue print dress with white accessories and an orchid corsage. Upon their return Mr. and Mrs.

Horst will reside in Canton. MRS. HORST from Salerty high school. school She and formerly Canton was employed in the Deming office at Salem. Mr.

Horst graduated from Washington high and Ohio State university. is employed by the Ohio Bell Telc-1 phone Canton. Among the out-of-town guests present for the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence and Mr.

and Mrs. Don Horst of North Lawvence, Mr. and Mrs. Whitmer of Canton and Mr. and Mrs.

Bates of Ellworth. 0-0-0 Sunday Devotions At Campus Grotto The Rev. Aloysius C. Sutter, chaplain at Mount Marie academy, will officiate at public deyotions, Sunday at 7:30 p. m.

in the grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes on the academy campus. Devotions will include the Lourdes processional, sermon, rosary and benediction. 000 Pigeon Run 4-H Club Pigeon Run Merry Makers 4-H the residence of Barbara Horcher, club had a meeting Wednesday Favorite songs were named at roll call. On July 20. the group will meet with Miss Sally Weber when the girls will.

respond by naming favorite teacher. Suburban Social Notes The annual Gibbs family reunion held of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibbs of Clinton. attracted residence Sunday at the North Lawrence.

relatives from ville, and Point Pleasant, W. Dundice, BelleNavarre. Dover, Massillon, Clinton, Bishop Gibbs was elected president, Alice Mattox, vice and Mabel Jeffries. sceretary. president Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Benson: and sons and Mrs. Lewis supper. Monday. at Crystal picnic of North Lawrence, Arthur Sander of Chicago and Mrs.

Mary Sander and daughters of Newman Mr. and Mrs. Harold Drew, sr. picnic, Sunday, held al of North Lawrence had at Lake O' Springs. guests.

as dinner recently, Mrs. Ralph LemMr. and Mrs. William Jones mon and children and Mr. and and I Mrs.

John Drew and children of family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers Massillon. Miss Edna Poorman of and Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Klever Dalton. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher children of North Lawrence Richards of Orrvilic and Mr.

and and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Klever Mrs. Walter Drew of North Law. and children of Massillon held a rence.

MR. AND MRS, HAROLD W. SMITH MR. SMITH is a member of Magdalene college, University of second Cambridge, England, where he has just completed his Cambridge, year as a research student in English literature. In his first year Julia of Henry study there, he was distinguished as the holder of a Lady, Fuhd Fellowship.

He was recently awarded a Fulbright Fellowship which will enable him to complete his Ph.D. degree next A GRADUATE Washington high school, Massillon, on and Har-! vard college, Cambridge, he served for two years in the U. S.i Army as an infantryman in the 85th Division, Fifth Army, follow-! ing this with a year in the U. S. State Department in Berlin, many, as a member of the Political division of the U.

S. Military Government for Germany, on the staff of Ambassador Robert D. The former Miss Noordhof is professional painter, having comat picted the a four Amsterdam year course of study Academy of Art before coming to England. For the past two, years, she has been living in Cambridge with her brother George H. Noordhof, a member of Clare college, Cambridge as a re-, search student in chemistry, and has been primarily occupied in portrait painting.

Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the garden at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dale, Grange Mr. and Farm, Mrs. spend three month honeymoon in France and Italy.

returning to Cambridge in October. Keep Up Your American Home With Quality Furnishings From THURIN'S of Canton Parniture Carpets Draperies Lamps Dial Massillon 4767 Club Enjoys Outing 6 A DELIGHTFUL afternoon was spent by members of the Fidelity Sewing club at the cottage of. Mrs. Nora Arnold of Luna lake Thursday. Mrs.

Minnie Tate assisted the hostess in entertaining 17 members of the club. Plans were made to have a picnic. supper at Sippo park Thursday, Aug. 4 in the park's recreation hall. and The afternoon was spent informally a delicious supper was served at six o'clock by the hostesses.

0-0-0 Parish Picnic The annual picnic of St. James Catholic church of North Jackson, of which the Rev. Edward C. Labbe is pastor, will be held Sunday at 2 p. m.

at Yavorski picnic grove, on route three miles west of North Jackson. Dancing, games and refreshments will be featured. The Rev. Fr. Labbe is a former assistant pastor of St.

Mary's church of this city. MRS. EDWARD A LOVELY WEDDING which church was that of Miss Jeannette Nicholas Berbari, 145 South ave Mrs. Rose Elum, 731 16th st NE. at 10 o'clock by the Rev.

James Thomas O'Shaughnessy, as deacon sub deacon. Father Peppard following the pledge of vows. The bride wore 3 Miriam model of French Chantilly lace over Skinner satin. Sheer ninon was draped softly around the sheer yoke and was caught up with lilies of the valley, A halo of pearls held the il. lusion veil.

She carried a cascade of white roses centered with an chid and wore a single strand, of pearls. Dinner was served to members of the immediate families at I o'clock at the American Legion Flowers FOR ALL OCCASIONS Swan's Greenhouse 1214 OAK SE. Dial 2-3288 and Shop First at SEGEL'S The Woman's Store of Nicer Things NOW AT OUR NEW LOCATION 514 Lincoln Way, FISHER FLOWERS Dial 5847 Crystal From Duncan's is always Something Special When you give a Duncan gift you know that the quality will be instantly recognized and whether you spend a few dollars or many, true value will be represented. choice of fine crystal is always assuring. Hand made by master craftsmen, all our crystal is beautiful.

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