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TWELVE THE EVENING INDEPENDENT, UASSILLON. OHIO SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 194T -BREWSTER- Playground Considered "i a recent ner-meeting of the Lions club plans were discussed for a play" ground program this season. bers of a committee appointed to complete plan? is composed of Dominick Belloni, Walter Good man Lee Harris, Don Haley, Sam" uel Gibbons and George Nestor. BEN JONES presided at the meeting which featured a talk by Don Haley, a member, who told of his experiences along the fried line. Included among guests present were C.

Stewart Rila, executive secretary of Massillon area council, Boy Scouts, Leland Huth of the Navarre Scout council and Dale Smith of the Beach City council. Following the club meeting, the Boy Scout council and troop mittee composed of Ben Jones, E. K. Smith, L. B.

Gatchell, Charles Cruxtan, Samuel Gibbons and L. C. Conald, met with Rila, Huth and Dale Smith, to discuss local ing. Purchase of land on which to erect a scout cabin was discussed. Since the scouts have had no regu- lar meeting place.

Bibbons of-- fered the troop the use of a hall above his store for meetings each 'Monday. Sophomores I Present Play At Brewster BREWSTER Members of the sophomore class of Brewster high school presented a play entitled, "Everything's Off," at high school assembly, Tuesday morning. Miss Margaret Liguras acted as an- 4 nouncer. Leading roles were enacted by Dick Brediger, Donna Price, Angle Massaferri, Patty Brown and Dick Clark. Members of the supporting cast included Rose Cindric, Rhoda Sponsellor, Joy Fowler, Gloria Mur- pry, John Beck and Richard US.

A barbershop quartet composed of Eli Radich, Rodney Nickles, Dick Brediger and Richard Backus sang the selections, "Clementine" and "A Bicycle Built For Two" with Patty Brown as accompanist. Joy Fowler concluded the program with a vocal selection, "Guilty," accompanied by Miss Addie Oyster. Members of the Girl Reserves had charge of an Easter assembly service in the high school auditorium, Holy Thursday, when a play" let, "Lights of the Cross" was presented. Miss Jeanne Dildine sang the selection, "The Holy City," accompanied by Miss Oyster. ,5 Choir Gives 'Holy City' DALTON.

Members of the high school chorus presented "The Holy by Gaul, Sunday evening under the direction of Victor Gerber, before a large and appreciative audience. Miss Pauline Steiner acted as accompanist for the performance. The last number of the program, "Send Forth Thy Spirit" by Scheut- Jcy, will be sung by the chorus in the near future at Doylestown. Proceeds of an offering which was taken will be used toward the purchase of robes for the chorus, BEACH CITY'S BEST COFFEE MAKER Mrs. Wingate Active At Age Of 84 BEACH of the more active of the older group of residents of the village is Mrs.

Margaret Wingate, who still is considered the best coffee-maker at church banquets despite her nearly 84 years. An active member of the Beach ity Methodist church for which she has served as treasurer the past 10 years she is teacher of the Dorcas class, known as the 100 )er cent class due to full attendance of its members, most of whom are in their 70's and 80's. She also belongs to the Woman's Society of Christian Serviee of the church and is a member of the 'ythian Sisters, Daughters of Veterans of. the Civil war, and the Study and Hollyhock clubs of Beach City and the Order of the Eastern Stars at Boliver, taking an active part in all activities of he organizations. MRS.

WINGATE, a native of Josburg, came to Beach Ity with her husband, the late A. B. Wingate, about 47 years ago. She met her husband when she vent to New- Cumberland, O. to 'isit relatives, at She had the age of 25 been teaching chool in Indiana but did not re- urn to the Hoosier state after meeting and marrying Wingate, also a teacher.

She taught in a ountry school near New Cumber- and which was Wingate's birth)lace, the school having been id- ntified as Old Grove school. Wingate taught at New Cumberland. A few years later both Mr. and Mrs. Wingate went to Sherrods- rille where the former became uperintendent of the school and Mrs.

Wingate taught the primary grades. They remained two years which they went to Bowers on where they taught seven years XL the same capacity. Coming to Beach City, Wingate taught 10 'ears in the local school before ntering the insurance business Later, he became deputy recorder for a period of two years and was elected county recorder for a term. Wingate became postmaster 01 Beach City in 1923, a position he held 14 years until ill health forced his retirement. Mrs.

Wingate served as assistant postmaster during her husband's tenure of office, Wingate died in 1937. Mrs. Wingate, who lives with her niece, Mrs. Matt Rairdon and husband, is seldom idle and crochets many pieces of handwork. In fact, she is able to complete a good sized doily in a day's time and has completed an afghan.

She reads the Bible almost daily. Although her grandmother lived to be 92 years of age and her mother, 84 years old, she doesn't necessarily believe their advanced ages have anything to do with her achieving a long life. In fact, she doesn't know why she has been fortunate enough to live so long and so active a life but she enjoys herself and looks forward to continuing her activities, hoping for a continuance of good health. Suburban Social Notes Mrs. Pasha Woodyard and Mrs.

Geneva Bryant were hostesses to members of the Friendship circle of the North Lawrence Methodist church, at a meeting held Tuesday evening at the church. The meet- ng opened with the singing of the hymn, "Standing on the Promises" and Scripture was read by Mrs. Mary Lawrence, president. Mrs. Elizabeth Pollock read the secretary's, report.

Mrs. Wilda Stanford offered prayer. Mrs. Lawrence was in charge of a program which 'ollowed a short business session. Other members present were Mrs.

Studer, Mrs. Ruth Stanford, Mrs. Alma Lawrence, Mrs. Hazel Jarver, Mrs. Mary Johnson, Mrs.

Jennie Frew, Mrs. Olive Stanford, Mrs. Sarah Hansel and Miss Geneva Stanford. Mrs. Pollock will be lostess to the circle at the May meeting when Mrs.

Credith Stanford ivill have charge of the program. The Rev. Solomon Bass, pastor of the Brewster Methodist church addressed members of the McGrath Bible Sunday school class of the church on the subject, "Rules of the Methodist Church" at a meeting held Tuesday evening in the church basement. A covered dish dinner was served with Mrs. Davis and Mrs.

Helen Kerhen las hostesses. Mrs. Donna Brumme was program chairman, the pastor winning a prize in a game. Other members present were Mrs. Venus Amas, Mrs.

Ernest Elder, Mrs Wilma Graham, Mrs. Margaret Ranjdn, Mrs. Ouida Larson, Mrs Laura Bracher, Mrs. Vivian Novak Mrs. Margaret McGee, Mrs.

Irene Wolfe, and Mrs. Elenore Snavely Mrs. Bass and son were guests The place of the next meeting will be announced. Acknowledge Receipt Of 24 Blouses MRS. MARGARET WINGATE according to an made by Gerber.

announcement Band Mothers Serve Dinner Mothers of Brewster school will serve a banquet, Tuesday evening, April 29, in honor of members of the Basketball team and honor students of the high school and seventh and eighth grades. The organization will sponsor a card party Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the high school auditorium. WIN SPELLING CONTEST NAVARRE Betty Chenevey and Pauline Bixler, eighth grade pupils of Navarre school, will represent Navarre in the Stark county spelling contest, Saturday, at Rc- edurban.

They were winners in an elimination contest held last week at the school in which pupils of the sixth, seventh and eighth grades participated. CHILDREN BAPTIZED WEST LEBANON. Two children were baptized during services Easter Sunday morning in the Methodist church. Those receiving the sacrament were Paula Jean Berkey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Berkey and Nancy Frantz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Frantz. ATTEND DOVER DINNER REEDURBAN. The Rev.

J. E. McCall and John Megert attended a dinner, Monday evening, at Dover, honoring Ernest Warther, noted carver. Megert, cigar in hand, is depicted inspecting steel in a steel mill model carved by Warther, which is on display at the Reeves bank at New Philadelphia. PUPILS GIVEN BIBLES representatives of the International Gideon society of Chicago gave a lecture Tuesday afternoon in the high school auditorium after which they presented each pupil of the high and the fifth to the eighth Kradft inclusive, with a leather bound copy of the New Testament.

Mothers Will Be Honored GENOA. Mothers Night will be observed at a meeting of the Parent-Teacher association of Genoa school, Monday at 7:30 p. m. in the school auditorium. The business session and program will be in charge of mothers of the organization.

Featuring the meeting will be the annual election of officers for the forthcoming year. The program will include selections by the sixth grade choir of Edmund A. Jones school, under the direction of Miss Dorothy Shram, and a one act comedy, entitled, 'Teppin' Up the P. T. presented by mothers of the association.

1916 818,983 BABIES 1926 ,1,856,068 BABIES 1936 7 144,790 BABIES 1946 ON BASIS of preliminary figures, tho census bureau reports population gain In births waa greater In 1946 than In any year In 0. S. history. The bureau estimates that If 1946 rate should continue, result'would be an increase of about 70 per cent In population of each generation, (lateiaitioatl) Society Hears Church Pastor At Meeting WILMOT The Rev. S.

Bass, pastor gave an of the Methodist church interesting talk on the subject, "The Lord Is My Shepherd," as a feature of a meeting held in the church annex. Mrs. Henry Reed, Mrs. Robert Kurtzman and Mrs. Edson Harrold were hostesses for the meeting -which was attended by 20 members and six guests.

Mrs. Margaret Harrold presided at the meeting which was opened by the singing of the hymn, "Show- E1 OU nf Ulac-oinrTr" QTlH "StITOof TTnilT rt Initiated In Honor Society new mem bers who recently became eligible to the Navarre chapter of the National Honor society were initiated recently at Navarre high school by- present members of the society, all of whom are seniors. Newly chosen members of the society are Darrelyn Lewis and Marilyn McDowell, seniors and Alice Foster, Alice Harberli, Ruth ers of Blessings" and "Sweet Hour of Prayer." Mrs. Kurtzman read the 15th chapter of Corinthians as the Scripture lesson and the min ister offered prayer which was followed by the singing of the hymn, "Stepping in the Light." Mrs. Clara Lenz was in charge of a program which consisted of a piano selection by Mrs.

N. A. Yoder; a reading, "A Forgiving Day" by Mrs. Roy Meese; piano number, Miss Helen Good and a reading, 'The Legend of the Dogwood Tree' 1 by Mrs. Harrold.

Mrs. C. E. Barr and Mrs. Margaret Lotz joined the society as members.

Refreshments were served by the hostesses. Brewster Mr. and Mrs. William Conrad of Uniontown, Pa. spent the weekend with Mr.

and Mrs. William Williams. Mr. and Mrs. William Gossett of Lakewood are spending several days with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. E. Y. Gossett and Mr. and Mrs.

C. S. Zingery. Mrs. M.

W. Brugler is spending several days with her husband at Pittsburgh. Miss Charlotte Schott and Elden Schott of Columbus spent the weekend with their mother, Mrs. Kathryn Schott. Miss Mae McGlaun of Dillonvale spending a week with her sister, Vlrs.

Earl Larson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bassett of Bellevue were guests of Mr. and tfrs.

Charles Bassett. Mr. and Mrs. T. A.

Shammo of Massillon were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Legrom. Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Clark and 'amily of Dover were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Clark.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kerhin and daughters, Shirley and Joyce were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Delio of New Philadelphia.

Mrs. Leota Willard, daughter Janet and sons, Bernard and Bill and Barbara Tipton were guests of tfr. and Mrs. J. G.

Johnson of Uhrichsville. Mr. and Mrs. L. E.

Wprnstaff of Magnetic Springs are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ike Wornstaff. Mrs. Charles Larson and son, tester, jr are spending a week with relatives in Everett, 0.

Mrs. Ada Kipfer was a guest of Mrs. Joseph Stewart. Mrs. Earl McGee has been called to Carrollton by the illness of her mother.

Miss Anne Ritlmaier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rittmaier, recently underwent a major opera- Jon at Aultman hospital, Canton. Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution who attended a meeting at the residence of Mrs, luth Brenner of Massillon included Mrs. Harry Swihart, who was assistant hostess, Mrs.

H. S. Parrish, Mrs. Irene Bates, Mrs. M.

M. Brown, Mrs. Laura Goodrich and Mrs. R. C.

Patterson. CLASS SPONSORS PARTY MT. EATON. Members of the senior class of Paint township high school will sponsor a euchre and bingo party this evening in the high auditorium. Refreshments will be served.

Schoeni, Twila Shetler and Donald Colasurd, juniors. They were elected on the basis of scholarship, leadership and character. Members who initiated the new Gretzinger, Mary Jean Swaller, Myron Netzly, Mabel Keith and Eileen Rockstroh. Elton Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Cline had as recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vickers of Stanwood, Ralph Pomeroy of Massillon and Jess Amon of Brewster. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Hoover spent the weekend in Wheeling, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Hoover and son, Oscar and Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Wymer were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs." C. V. LeRoy and Mr.

and Mrs. J. N. LeRoy of Ravenna. Mr.

and Mrs. Hoover and son also visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Gene, Hall of Brewster. Mr.

and Mrs. Wymer had as recent guests Mr! and Mrs. Lester Jackson and John Hoover of Canton; Miss Gertrude Wymer of Ravenna and Harold Kraft of Massillon. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Price and family of Norwalk were guests of Mrs. Isabella Price. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Warstler and daughter, Linda of Justus were recent guests of Mr.

and Mrs. C. L. Warstler jr. Mr.

and Mrs. C. L. Warstler were guests recently of Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. Warstler sr of Justus. Mrs. Minnie Maxheimer was a guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Halter of Massillon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young of Oak Knoll and Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Young and daughters, Jane and Sally were guests of Mrs. James Young of Beech Grove, recently. Mr. and Mrs.

Young also visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. loy Jennings. Mr. and Mrs.

Jennings spent Sunday in Lorain. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lemmon were guests of Mrs. Anna Lemmon and Mrs.

Margaret Eckroad of West Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. John Keller and Miss Agnes Kausnick of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Marks and Family of Apple Creek were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marks. Mr. and Mrs.

W. L. Brediger had as guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Brediger of Chardon, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Gaut and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brediger and Mrs. Doris Brediger and son, Bobby of Brewster.

Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Youngman and sons, Myron and John were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Lehman of Akron. Mr. Youngman and son, John also visited William Youngman of West Lebanon, recently. Mr.

and Mrs. F. L. Gerstenmaier and Mrs. Kate Gerstenmaier of Brewster were recent guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Youngman. Mrs. M. W.

Bush was a recent guest of Mrs. Mercer, of Brewster. Mrs. Myron Brediger was a guest of Mrs. V.

H. Smith of Brewster recently. PLAN QUARTERLY MEETING WILMOT. The fourth quarterly conference of the Wilmot-Brew- stcr Methodist churches will be held Tuesday evening in the Brew- slcr Methodist church in charge of Dr. W.

W. Dieterich, district superintendent. An official board meeting was held Monday evening in the local Methodist church. Mrs. Alma Williams of Dalton entertained guests at dinner.

Sun 1 day, in honor of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Williams of Oxford, who were recently married. Mr. Williams is a senior at Miami university.

Those present were Mr and Mrs. John V. Berg, Michael and Rebecca Berg of Hartville; Mi-, and Mrs. Everett L. Foote -and sons, Everett W.

and John of Akron; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Keck of Orrville, and Mr. and Mrs. John Schwartzwalder and daughters, Marianne, Alma Jane Louise and E.

Barden of Lakeville. Mrs. Clovis Garber, jr of near Beach City, the former Miss Glenys Thomas of Justus, and her daughter, Linda Kay, were pleasantly surprised at thejr residence, Sunday by. a group" of relatives and friends, in observance of their birthday anniversaries, Linda Kay, having celebrated her first birthday. The day was spent socially and refreshments were served on trays.

The guests of honor received many beautiful gifts. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Perry Weber and daughter, Marian of Strasburg; Mr. and Mrs.

Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Amcrest of Beach City; MX. and Mrs. Clifford Harrold and son' Paul of The Ridge; Mr.

and Mrs. Idris Thomas of Justus and Mr. Garber and son Tommy Lynn. Mrs. B.

Gatchell and Miss Godfrey were leaders at a regular meeting of the. Teens held Monday evening at Brewster. Miss Donna Larson was in charge of the worship service. A program of group singing and games was and refreshments served. Members of the Youth Fellowship of the Brewster Methodist church had charge of an Easter sunrise service at 6:30 a.

m. Easter Sunday and served breakfast to approximately 50 guests at 7:30. At a recent meeting of the Kum- joinus class of the Brewster Reformed "Sunday school held recently, the name of Mrs. Elsie Webber was erroneously minted as Mrs. Elsie Davis.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gindlesberger and family of Canal Fulton, entertained guests at a turkey dinner, Sunday evening, in observance, of the sixth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George McClelland.

The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Squires of Fort Wayne, Ind. and Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Byers and daughter, Shirley. Miss Anna Fahrni of West Lebanon entertained a group of guests Tuesday evening in honor of her brother, Fred Fahrni ana Miss Margaret Frantz, who observed their birthday anniversaries. Games were enjoyed and refreshments were served. Other guests present were the Misses Joanne Badertscher and Betty Fahrni and Jimmy Fahrni and Glenn and Billy Frantz. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Hofacre of West Lebanon had as recent dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hofacre and daughter, Mary Lee of Dundee; Mr. and Mrs.

George Frew and daughter Angie of Independence; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bohn of Homestead Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hofacre of Mt.

Eaton and Mr and Mrs. Paul Hofacre and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hofacre of West Lebanon. Mr.

and Mrs; Ralph Smith of Richville entertained guests at dinner, Sunday, in celebration of the 16th birthday anniversary of their daughter, Donna Mae. The affair was arranged as a surprise and the table had as a centerpiece a birthday cake with candles. Easter eggs completed the decorations. Miss Smith received several birthday gifts. Mrs.

Lillian Justice was in charge of the program at a meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the First Lutheran church of Beach City at a meeting held recently. Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. Carrie Winfield served refreshments. Other members present were Mrs.

Spear Harrold, Mrs. Joseph Myers, Mrs. Emma Schlaflcy, Mrs. Edward Lantzer, Mrs. Cletus Yennie and Mrs.

Anna Cope. Members of the Luther league of First Lutheran church, Beach City, and their leader, Horrisbergcr held a skating MT. EATON. That Russian relief headquarters received 24 blouses donated by the Woman's Guild of St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed church, was announced Monday evening in an acknowledgment from Russian relief headquarters, which was read by Mrs.

Doyle Minser, social service chairman, at a meeting of the Guild's executive committee at the residence of Mrs. Jacob Minser. A kitty kit sent to the Churches World Service at New Windsor, for overseas rejief, was also acknowledged. The meeting opened with prayer. Mrs.

W. C. Harrold, president, conducted the business session. Mrs. Sadie Kenwell read the secretary's report and MJTS.

Nellie Dodez, the treasurer's report. Mrs. Harrold read a paper entitled, "Are You Members decided to follow the plan of each organized class of the church taking turns in placing flowers in the church each week of the month. Ladies Bible class will place flowers during the first week of each month; the King's Daughters class, the second week; Star class, third week; Missionary circle, fourth week and Walter Harrold's junior class, the fifth Sunday which may occur in a Individual contributions also will be accepted. An open spring i meeting of the guild which was postponed due to bad weather conditions will take place Sunday evening, April 20.

Mrs. O. R. Gerber, wife of an Orrville minister will be guest speaker. A special musical program is being arranged.

Members of the Star class will have charge of the serving of refreshments. Plans are being formulated to sponsor a mother and daughter banquet in the near future, to which all mothers and daughters in the community are invited. Mrs. Russell McFarren and Mrs. Sadie Kenwell were named delegates and Mrs.

Wilson Mumaw and Mrs. Doyle Minser, alternates to a spring regional guild meeting, which will be held in Massillon in May. WILL ATTEND BOYS STATE Students Are Honored DON MORRISON Morrison and Isidore Codispoti, students at Brewster high school, have Been selected to attend Boys State, the date and place of which will be announced later. The who are selected from members of the ISIDORE CODISPOTI junior class on the basis of scholarship, citizenship and other qualifications, were chosen by members of the faculty at the Request of thejp local American Legion post andfK, other groups, Everett Vernon chosen as alternate. Will Address Dalton Class DALTON William C.

Craig, head of the speech department of the College of Wooster, will be the speaker at commencement exercises, Friday, May 23, at 8:15 p. m. in Dalton high school auditorium when a class of approxim- itely 40 students will be graduated, according to George H. Eastman, superintendent. The senior class play, "Love Your Neighbors, a comedy in three acts, will be presented Friday, and Saturday, May 9 and 10 at 8 p.

m. the school auditorium. A cast of approximately 20 characters has jegun rehearsals under the direction of Glen Berg. The annual junior-senior banquet has been scheduled for Friday evening, May 2 in the school auditorium. SPONSOR MINSTREL RICHVILLE.

The Richville Evangelical and Reformed church and the Parent-Teacher association of the school will sponsor a minstrel Monday and Tuesday evenings, May 5 and 6, in the school auditorium, under the direction of Paul Noble. Ralph Smith and Archer are chairmen of the ticket committee. WILL SHOW MOVIE CANAL FULTON. Featuring a meeting of the Nimisila Riding club of Canal Fulton which will be held Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.

at Canal Fulton, will be the showing of movies of Frontier Days celebration at Cheyenne, Wyo. RICHVILLE P. T. A. RICHVILLE.

A regular meeting of the Parent-Teacher association of Richville school will be held Tuesday evening in the school. party Friday evening. Following the completion of the installation of gas in the American Legion hall at Beach City, members of the legion and auxiliary will hold a regular meeting Wednesday evening, in the hall. Miss Rachel Walters was hostess to the Y. L.

and.G. class of the United Brethren Sunday school of Beach City, with 10 members and their teacher, Mrs. Regula, present. Miss Ruth Machan had charge of devotionals and Mrs. Regula conducted a business session and was in charge of a program.

Prizes in games were won by the Misses Betty Zurchcr and Ruth Machan and Keith and Russell Miller. Refreshments were served. Other members present were the Misses Erma, Mary Lou and Alice Miller, Clara Slayman and Pauline and Ralph Regula and Bill Nola, with yellow and white snapdragons and yellow lighted candles. Mrs. Bates poured.

The next meeting which will be held Tuesday, May 13, will take the form of a covered dish luncheon at noon in Wildwood park. Mrs. W. P. Hannah and.

Mrs. George Wood are chairmen. West Lebanon Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Geis and sons of Akron were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Geis. Mr. and Mrs. George Wincek of Canal Fulton were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Duane Frantz. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Limbach of Massillon and Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Limbach of Westerville were guests of Mr. and and Mrs. Doyle Stauffer. Mrs.

D. W. Snavely is spending the week with her brother-in-law, Prof. Charles Snavely, of Westerville. Prof.

Snavely is suffering from the effects a stroke which he suffered recently. Mrs. Archie Allan and Mrs. John Allan and daughters were guests of Mrs. Harold Studer of Massillon.

Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dorson Groff were Mr. and Mrs. George Groff and son of Canton; Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Groff and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Groff and son and Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Groff and son of Massillon. Mr. and Mrs. William Yant jr and family of Columbus were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

William Yant sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Weirich and Mr. and Mrs.

H. C. Edie of Massillon were guests of Mrs. Carl Hauenstein of Dalton. Mrs.

Weirich also visited recently with Mr. and' Mrs. LeRoy Easterly of Massillon. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Hofacre were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kendell, sr 'of Beach City. Mrs. Anna Lemmon and Mrs.

Margaret Eckroad had as recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lemmon and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lemmon and Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Warstler, jr of Elton. Mrs. John Syler of Canton and Frank Stever and son of Elton were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

William Gerber. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stauffer and son, LeRoy were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

William Spangler of Park Heights and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bassett of Brewster. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Grcenshield and family of Richville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kamph. Mr. and Mrs.

Freas Smith and son, Richard of Mogadorc were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith. Mr. and Mrs! Smith visited recently with Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Hodgson of Massillon. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Harper of Pleasant Valley were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. 'Merle Scldcrs. Mr. and Mrs. Scldcrs and sons were recent guests of Mrs.

Hazel Ruch of near Brewster. Mr. and Mrs. Darrcll Lax and daughter were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Torglcr of Mt. Eaton. Brewster Women Will Teach Children Identity Of Birds a meeting of the Wildwood Garden club held Tuesday evening at the residence of Mrs. Harry Swihart, a plan was outlined to teach school children the identity of birds and wildflowers. A contest will be held and the child identifying the greatest number of birds and wildflowers will be given a reward.

Mrs. John Kenny and Mrs. William Reese were assisting hostesses. Mrs. M.

M. Brown conducted the business session. Mrs. Margaret McGee read a proclamation on State Conservation Week, which will be observed April 14 to 21, at which time a campaign will be in progress to prevent the destruction of wildflowers. Announcement was made that a regional meeting will be held Friday, April 18, in the auditorium of the M.

O'Neil Co. at Akron. All members are urged to attend and make reservations with Mrs. Joseph Hanger. Members who expect to drive their autos are requested to contact Mrs.

William Reese, transportation chairman, or a member of her committee. Following the business session, Mrs. Irene Bates presented a book review. Refreshments were served from a table prettily appointed Mrs. E.

J. Limbach and son, Ernest visited recently with the Nuske children at Fail-hope. Mr. and Mrs. William Lax were guests of Mrs.

George Morgan and daughter Ann of Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burkey and daughter were guests of Mrs. Lucy Berkey of Wilmot.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Opplinger and grandson, John Thomas of Akron were guests of William Youngman and son, Arthur. Mr. and Mrs.

George McFarren were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Minger of Canton. Mr. and Mrs.

Delbert Selders of Pleasant Valley were recent guests of Mrs. Maud Haverstock. Mrs. Haverstock spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.

Lowell berger of Massillon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowers of East Canton and Miss Dorothy May of Akron were guests, Sunday, of Mrs. Josephine May and family.

Miss Zella Graber of Rittman was a weekend guest at the May residence. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Spangler and family and Mr. and Mrs.

Attlee Shettler of Massillon were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Spangler. Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Simon had as recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Warren Vance and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon- Getz and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Ted Roehlig and daughter of Massillon and Mr. and Mrs. Hal Gaddis and son of Columbus. Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Saurers and Miss Elizabeth Riffil of Massillon were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fox. Mrs.

Edna Levengood and daughter, Virginia and T. O. Jones had as recent guests Mrs. Charles Starner and Miss Dorothy Jones of Canton and Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbert Jones and family of Massillon. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Bretz were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Baus of Massillon. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Allan were Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Bonnenberger and daughter of Moffitt Heights; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Easier and David of Massillon and Mr. and Mrs. Page of Navarre.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stauffer and family of Mt. Eaton, Miss Frances Spencer of Massillon and Jerry Wade of Apple Creek were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Stauffer. Mr. and Mrs. George McFarren spent Sunday in Akron. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Bankovich and son were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowers of East Canton. Mr Mrs.

Paul Simon and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rohn of Massillon. Mr. and Mrs.

Archie Allen had as recent guests the Rev. and Mrs. -Ralph Gray and family of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Frease Smith and son of Mogadore, and Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Studer and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allan of Elton. Mrs.

Raymond Kamph is confined to the Massillon city hospital. CHILDREN BAPTIZED BREWSTER Eleven children were baptized Easter Sunday during services- in the Methodist church. Those receiving the sacrament were Rebecca Anne Nester, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nester; Dianna Lee Tenhel, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Tennel; Patricia Lynn Shearer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Junior Shearer; Ruth Anne Morrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Morrison; Jack Wayne Lutz jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack W.

Lutz sr; Nancy and Christina Moore, daughters of Mr. Mrs. Earl Moore; Pamela Jean a) Carry Dennis Moore, children Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore and Joyce and Frank Razlog, children of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Razlog..