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THE MASSILLON EVENING INDEPENDENT THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1976 NINE Church Women United 0 named to to meet Sept. 28 top post Program on interior design for auxiliary The Rev. Byron W. Arledge will be the speaker for the Church women United meeting Thursday, Sept. 28, at Wesley United Methodist Church, 1600 Main ave W.

All women of Massillon are invited to attend the meeting which will start with a luncheon at 12:20 p.m. Reservations must be in to the church representatives no later than Sept. 24. Luncheon hostesses will be members of the Wesley United Methodist Church, Christ Lutheran Church, Grace United Church of Christ, St. Barbara's Catholic Church, SL Paul's United Church of Christ and St.

Paul's Lutheran. MR. ARLEDGE chaplain of the Summit County Juvenile Court and counselor for the Protestant Youth Counseling Service in Akron, will talk concerning his work with youth. He has a B.A. degree in psychology from Georgetown University, Georgetown, Ky.

and a master of divinity in pastoral care from Southern Baptist Theological REV. BYRON ARLEDGE Seminary, Louisville, Ky. He studied at Central State Hospital, Anchorage, Ky. in Clinical Pastoral Education and served one year internship in C.P.E. at Fallsview Mental Health Clinic, Cuyahoga Falls.

Mr. Arledge, after studying at Ashland Theological Seminary, received his doctorate in ministry in 'Fashion Fortissimo '76' theme of league's show The Symphony League of Canton, the major support group of the Canton Symphony Orchestra, has planned its annual fashion show for Thursday, Sept. 30 at the Cultural Center for the Arts. The "Fashion Fortissimo will include a cocktail hour at 11:30 a.m. and a petite luncheon served at noon.

The fashion show will begin at 1 p.m. in the Cultural Center's Great Court area. "Fashion Fortissimo the 5th annual show, will feature international designer fashions. The couture designs will be shown by professional models, and commentary will be provided by Dixie Davis. Co-chairmen of the event are Mrs.

Donald Hudson and Mrs. Raymond Galloway. Other committee members are Mrs. Cyril Dougherty, Mrs. Edward Bauer, Mrs.

Paul Augustine, Mrs. E. Van Walter, Mrs. Charles H. Bennell Mrs.

James Sayers, Mrs. George Mani, Mrs. Daniel McGrew, Mrs. George Volkmann and Mrs. Joseph Caron.

The president of the Symphony League is Mrs. Richard K- Brown. Reservations for "Fashion Fortissimo '76" may be made by calling the symphony office, 1001 Market ave Canton. The proceeds from the show will be donated to the Canton Symphony Orchestra Association to sponsor the appearance of Carlos Montoya, flamenco guitarist, at the orchestra's opening concert Oct. 24.

Club to welcome new members, grads The College Club of Canton will open its year with a special welcoming meeting and section smorgasbord for new members and young graduates to be held at the Canton Country Day School Monday at 8 p.m. Invited to attend are all College Club members who have completed their uninterrupted college education after I960, and all women who have joined the club since May 1975. THE MEETING, the first of this newly organized group, will acquaint new members and young graduates with club offerings and with other club who have mutual interests. Co-chairman of the orientation, Mrs. William Kopka and Mrs.

David L. Snyder, will be assisted by club president Mrs. Donald C. Smith; membership chairman, Mrs. Calvin Friar, and sections chairman, Mrs.

Laurence Dykes. The programs of each of the 12 sections will be explained by the chairman of the respective section: Antiques, Mrs. William Humphrey; book discussion, Mrs. Eldon Close; book review sections II, and III, Mrs. S.

A. Langell, Mrs. William Humphrey and Mrs. Charles Abernathy; evening bridge, Mrs. James W.

Jackson; drama, Mrs. John Good Young; afternoon gourmet, Mrs. William H. Lamb; evening gourmet, Mrs. William H.

Kolb; international exchange, Miss Erma Buecler; potpourri, Mrs. Bruce E. Talley; and today's issues, Miss Susan Cornish. Booths will be set up where members can investigate their special interests and sign up for new sections. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs.

Ronald K. Benninglon, Mrs. Stewart P. Boli. Miss Shirley Ann Harper, Mrs.

John C. Kramer, Mrs. Richard B. Hall, Mrs. James P.

Ryan and Mrs. Richard Sherer Jr. CO-CHAIRMEN of the Young Graduatef-New Member Group are Mrs. John G. Thomas and Mrs.

C. A. Watson. Two additional meetings have been planned for the group. On Saturday, Nov.

13, at 9:30 a.m. "A Morning of Crafts" has been arranged at the Perry branch of the First Savings and Loan Co. by Miss Suzanne Fritchley and Miss Margaret Attending members will display their favorite handmade items and work on the new decorations for the On Saturday, April 16, the group will have a "sack lunch swap" before the general College Club program on India at the Stark County Historical Center. Co-chairman for this event are Mrs. Thomas V.

McKee and Mrs. Sam L. Slack. The College Club of Canton is an organization operated for educational and charitable purposes. It supports an extensive scholarship program of college student loans and grants.

Any eligible woman may become a member by presenting her baccalaureate degree along with first year dues to the membership chairman Mrs. Calvin Friar. Memberships are accepted monthly. Further information may be obtained from Massilion members of the Board, Mrs. Laurence Dykes or Miss Shirley Ann Harper.

The club's opening program for the 1976-1977 season will be held at Kent State University, Stark Campus, Tuesday evening, Sept. 28. Lawrence Spivak, well known celebrity on "Meet the Press," will speak on "What's Right and Wrong with our Generation." May, 1976. He has served pastorates in Columbus, Port Royal, Ky. and Barber ton.

Church Women United in Akron provide funding for his work in the chaplaincy and counseling of youth. ELECTION OF officers will be held. Any person who wishes to attend and is not contacted by a representative may make reservations by calling, 832-5672, no later than Sept. 24. The annual gift certificates will be distributed by Mrs.

George Miller to all representatives. The money received through these certificates goes to aid victims in dire need in the U.S.A. and abroad. All money and unsold certificates must be turned in on Nov. 4, at the First United Methodist Church, when C.W.U.

will celebrate World Community Day. Council plans events Beta Sigma Phi Sorority's City Council met Tuesday at the residence of Mrs. Gary Smith, 8738 Colton st NW. Mrs. Elaine Paramour, president, presided.

Mrs. Larry Loomis, membership chairman read the list of transferees to the group. The fall social in the form of the Christmas dinner will be held Monday, Dec. 6, at 6:30 p.m. at the Venice Spaghetti House.

A program of Christmas Carols will be featured. Alpha Lambda Chapter is in charge of the event. A mother-daughter dinner will be held Thursday, March 31, at 6:30 p.m. at the Perry Grange. Xi Epsilon Chi Chapter is in charge of arrangements.

The Fund Committee will hold a garage sale Saturday, Sept. 25, 1976, at the residence of Mrs. Donald Wilton, 7596 Cambridge st NW. All members are donating items for the sale. The next meeting will be held on Monday, Nov.

1-at 8 p.m. in the residence of Mrs. Charles Sypolt, 2919 Green Oak cl NW, with Mrs. James Blankenship and Mrs. Thomas as co- hostesses.

Kitchen fun for children: give them some wrapping paper or slit bags and some fancy-shape cookie cutters plus crayons. The youngsters will enjoy drawing around the cutters and filling in the shapes with the crayons of different colors. If appropriate paper is used, the kids can make place-mats for the family table in this fashion. Church groups tour tree farm The beautiful Holmes County Tree Farm of the Henry Potts family was the setting Sunday afternoon for a picnic for members of First Christian Church. The afternoon was sponsored by the Christian Women's Fellowship and the Christian Men's Fellowship.

There were 56 members and their families present. The afternoon was spent in fellowship with Henry Potts conducting tours of the farm. Tom Busteed led the grpup in a song session. A potluck picnic supper was held on the lawn followed by an evening vesper service led by Bill Weekly and Jill Smith, representatives of the Christian Youth Fellowship and the Rev. Edwin Allender.

Mrs. Henry Potts is president of Christian Women's Fellowship and Richard Selzer is the president of the Christian Men's Fellowship, Hostesses to meet Monday Volunteer Hostesses, Twig 2, Massillon City Hospital Auxiliary, will hold a special meeting Monday evening at 7:30 in the hospital cafeteria. A nominating committee will be named and Mrs. Caryl Sink, director of volunteer service, will have a special message for all members. All members are urged to attend.

Hostesses will be Mrs. Ruth Chapman, Mrs. Blanche Easterly, Mrs. Donna Yant and Mrs. Wanda Bripker.

1 Mrs. Norma Brown, a native of Filer, Idaho, was elected National President of the American Legion Auxiliary at the 56th Annual National Convention held Aug. 23-26, in Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Brown is the first woman from Idaho to be named to the top post.

She succeeds Mrs. Lotys Schanel of Rhode Island. THE AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary, which Mrs. Brown will represent during her one year term, is, as its name suggests, the "aide" to the nearly three-million- member American Legion. It is, however, separately administered, and though its effectiveness in those programs of traditional interest to women, it has achieved its own unique identity.

The interests of this large organization center in a wide variety of programs reflecting the unofficial motto of the Auxiliary, "Service, Not Self." These activities include: Community Service, Children and Youth, Americanism, Civil Preparedness, National Security, Foreign Relations, several programs covering U.S. Governmental affairs, and the important area of Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation. The women of the American Legion Auxiliary are an important influence in carrying out national, international, and civic projects through more than 13,000 Units in the 50 states and in several foreign countries. Mrs. Brown is eligible through the World War II Navy service of h'er husband, Paul.

A member of Filer Unit 47 since 1951, Mrs. Brown has served in all major Unit offices and has been chairman of all committees in the unit A graduate of Albion Normal School in Idaho, and a teacher for 13 years, Mrs. Brown has done postgraduate work at the University of Southern California, Berkley, and at Idaho State University. The Browns, are the parents 'to two daughters, Leslie and Kay. Both daughters are married to Vietnam veterans and are active in the American Legion Auxiliary, Free lecture The International Meditation Society will offer a free public lecture on the technique of transcendental meditation as it is taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Tuesday, Sept.

14, at 7 p.m. at the Massillon Public For more information, call 454-2222. The first meeting of the Stark County Medical Auxiliary will feature "Interior Design and You," a program by a nationally known interior designer, Richard Lawler. Mrs. Angelo Demis, auxiliary president, has scheduled the meeting for Sept, 14 and program chairman of the day, Mrs.

Jerome Fladen, has arranged a salad luncheon at Arrowhead Country Club at a.m. for auxiliary members and guests. Lawler, director of designers Drexel- Heritage Furniture North Carolina, was secured as a speaker by the Furniture Co. Canton. Lawler's position demands that he be aware of all the latest fabrics, the newest colors and the most beautiful of emerging furniture designs.

The program committee has adopted an exciting member participation format for the meeting where a lively exchange of design topics with the speaker will be encouraged. The committee consists of chairman, Mrs. Jerome Fladen; co-chairman, Mrs. Gerald Smith; tickets, Mrs. George Cain; decorations, Mrs.

Mark Herbst; publicity, Mrs. Robert Wade; members, Mrs. Daniel Adams, Mrs. James Reinglass, Mrs. Raymond Rosedale Mrs.

David Leavenworth, Mrs. William Wasson and Mrs. Charles Houck. Mrs. Raymond Rosedale will give the invocation.

Lawler's career in interior design started with formal training at the Pratt Institute School of Architecture with continued studies at (he Fashion Institute of Technology, New York City. He earned a bachelor's degree in interior design and an associate degree in space planning. He designed several lines of contemporary occasional furniture and began to earn a reputation for creativity. Within a year, a major furniture manufacturer with stores from coast to coast recognized his abilities. His work drew the attention of Bloomingdales of New York.

As an interior designer for Bloomingdales, he decorated some of the finest homes in the New York area. Historical film at library branch Eagles auxiliary presents scholarships The Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles Aerie 190 met Tuesday evening in the clubrooms when three new members were initiated. The members are Mrs. Carl Litten, Mrs. Kevin Fish and Mrs.

Jerry Mutchler. MRS. HELEN PYLE, president, presided during the meeting and announcement was made that the District 19 meeting will be held in Louisville Aerie 2374'on Sept. 14 at 8 p.m. The Massillon Degree Team will do the ritual work.

The auxiliary recently presented nursing scholarship checks to Miss Melissa Briegel, $500 for her first year in nursing; Miss Kathy Indorf, $250 for her second year and Miss Elizabeth Pingle, $250 for her third year. Members arc planning a "bakeless bake sale" for the 'benefit of Miss Marsha Ramey, a 14-year-old Bethlehem Township girl who has been paralyzed since an asthma attack. Members can send donations to the auxiliary secretary Mrs. Helen Wilkerson. A WHEELCHAIR was presented recently by the auxiliary to the Lincoln Apartments.

The bowling league is still in need of auxiliary bowlers and anyone interested call 832-0041 or 833-1593. Mrs. Ruth Georges was hostess during the social hour. Mrs. Joe Jurkovich won the door prize and a special prize.

Mrs. Leo Brand and Mrs. E. D. Wilkerson Sr.

also received special prizes. The next meeting will be Tuesday, Sept. 21 at 8 p.m. As a continuing focus on the Bicentennial and more especially Massillon's own 150 year celebration, a free historical film, "Women in the Western Reserve" will be 'presented by the West Side Branch of the Massillon Public Library, Tuesday, Sept. 28 at 7:30 p.m.

DUE TO its geographic location, Ohio was a center of the Western anti-slavery movement. Because of the denial of equal rights to women in the Abolition Movement, there were five conventions for women's rights between 1850 and 1853 in northeastern Ohio: Massillon, Ravenna, Cleveland, Salem and Akron. This film will present both phases of the 19th century women's rights movement, the earlier, more radical stage'and the later, more conservative stage. Various issues which relate to the present movement will emerge from the dramatic presentations and filming of historic sites and personalities. Some of the women featured are Caroline McCullough Everhard from Massillon, president of the Ohio Woman Suffrage Association from 1890 to 1900; Belsy Cowles from Austinburg, arid Massillon where she was a teacher in our Union School when it opened October 1848; Sojurner Truth, Harriet Taylor Upton from Warren; Frances E.

Watkins Harper, a black woman from Columbus; Jane Edna Hunter, a black woman from Cleveland, and Judge Florence Allen from Cleveland. THERE WILL be a discussion following the presentation of the film, led by Dr. Dolores Noll, department of English, Kent State University. The program is supported in part by a grant from the Ohio Program in the Humanities, a state-based program of the National Endowment for the Humanities, and produced by the Youngstown State University Department of Broadcasting. Fall festival set for Oct.

16 The Welcome Class of Pigeon Run United Methodist Church met Tuesday the church hall for a noon luncheon. Mrs-. Helen Balyeat offered the table prayer. Mrs. Ruth Davis and her daughter Frances, were hostesses.

There were JO persons attendance. Mrs. Bessie Culler had devotions reading II chapter 1, followed with prayer. Roll call was answered with a scripture verse containing (he word. "fall." A program of readings.

was given with Mrs. Gladys Pratt in charge. During the meeting with'; Mrs. Fannie Collier-' presiding, announcement, was made of the 16 fall festival. The committee for lite- October meeting will be Mrs.

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