The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 7

THE EVENING INDEPENDENT, MASSILLON, OHIO Basseit'Hamilton Nuptials Take Place In North Canton Honeymooning in ths Pocono mountains of Pennsylvania are Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hamilton who pledged wedding vows Sunday afternoon at 3:30 in the Community Christian church of. North Canton.

The is the former Miss Sally Bassett, daughter of Mrs. W. Bassett of 7,16 Main st, North Canton, and the groom is the son of Mr: and Mrs. M. R.

Hamilton of 326 4th st SE; The Rev. Melvin Ei Beck performed the double ring ceremony before the altar decorated with two vases of white delphiniums and red roses, palms and ferns. seven-branched candelabra illuminated the setting. Aisle candles and white bows designated the pews. Arthur Burrows, soloist, and James Lotze, organist, presented a recital of wedding selections as.

the ushers, Thomas Hamilton, Charles West of Hartville, Richard Weirich of and James Long of Cleveland Heights, seated the guests. Janet Bryce To Wed July 3 Mr. and Mrs. James Bryce of Jacob st, Navarrev are announcing the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Janet Marie, Leon Michael Kuligowski, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Kuligowski of 339 5th st NE, Canton. TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1954 SEVEN Couple Resides In North Canton -MRS. RICHARD BROWN In a double-ring ceremony Sunday afternoon, June in St. George Greek Orthodox church, Miss Bessie A. Rizos became the bride of Richard Brown.

The Rev. Joakim Doulgerakis officiated at thft nuptials hniitihg the daughter of Nicholas Rizos and the late Mrs. Rizos, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A.

Brown of Canton. Preceding the exchange of vows, a half hour recital of organ music was presented by Mrs. Holt, organist. Given in marriage by her father, Nicholas Rizos, the bride wore a Ballerina length gown of Chantilly lace over net styled with a portrait neckline, brief sleeves complement ed by matching mitts, and a full- skirted silhouette posed over crinoline petticoating. Mrs.

Gus Rizos, sister-in-law of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a ballerina length of aqua -and carried white carnations. Gus Rizos, brother of the bride, served as best man and the ushers were Dale 0. Garaux and Bernie Isbell. For her son's wedding, Mrs.

Brown chose 'navy blue and wore a white carnation corsage. The reception was held at St. George church hall and a dinner followed at Padulas, Mr. arid Mrs TRADITIONAL selections in- cjuded in the prelude were "I The'. Years," "Thine Alone," -arid "The Lord's -Miss Bassett was given in marriage by her uncle, George E.

Cbch- rah arid was down the white covered aisle by her Miss Jean of Elmhurst. 111., as maid of honor and Mrs. Robert Parmelee, Philadelphia, nd Miss Margaret A-n Hamilton, bridesmaids. Exquisitely styled Princess gowns in ballerina, lengths of mint green erystalette designed witn open skirts were chosen ny 'the attendants. They, wore Happiness roses in their hair and 'carried matching colonial bouquets.

Miss Bassett's bridal gown was fashioned of Chantilly.lace and net with portrait neckline, fitted bodice and full skirt of net featuring panels of lace from the waistline to the hem. A Juliet cap- of lace was attached to her fingertip veil of illusion and she carried a colonial bouquet of white roses, stephanotis and Lovetta Piatko Feted At Prenuptial Parties Miss Lovetta Mae Piatko, bride-elect of Donald R. Moran son of Dr. and Mrs. Donald Moran of Wolf Run, 0., was recently honored at two prenuptial showers given by Mrs Ruth Jamison of 854 9th' st NE and Miss Piatko's mother Mrs.

Andrew Piatko, jr, of 22 Cherry rd NW, and her sister Mrs. Jamison entertained 14 guests at her residence with bridal games as the evening's diversion. Prizes went to Mrs. Mable Weidner, Mrs. Andrew Piatko, Mrs.

Doris Matta, Miss Marilyn Burtt and Miss Piatko. The guests presented their prizes to the guest of honor. Wedding bells from the dining room chandelier extended over a table attractively decorated with cut flowers, and a miniature bride and bridesmaids flanked by many beautifully wrapped gifts which later were presented to the bride-elect, card tables. At the Piatko residence a bridal Refreshments were served on skit was the feature of the evening with a cast composed of Helen Piatko portraying the bride, Doris Matta, groom; Ruth Jamison, father and Mr. Ccstell, pastor.

Miss Piatkc was presented with a lovely gift from the group. Refreshments style. were served buffet Miss Piatko, daughter of Kr. and Mrs. Andrew Piatko, jr, of 22 Cherry rd NW and Mr.

M.ran wil! be united in marriage Saturday, June 26. Miss Piatko employed by the Yost Candy Co. Mr. Moran attended Wintersvillo high school and was formerly employed by McCaus- len's Gre3iihouse -in Steubenville. Brown are residing at 229 Lindy Lane North Canton, Massillon Shrine No.

17 The Massillon Shrine No. 17. White Shrine of Jerusalem will meet Thursday at 7:30 in the IOOF temple: Refreshments will be serv- vy. Alfred Williams, jr, served Mr Hamilton as best man. A smart street length dress of pink' lace with matching accessories and an orchid corsage was worn by Mrs.

Bassett as she received the wedding guests. For her son's Mrs. Hamilton chose a street length dress of. cream lace, white cccessories and coirnlemented with orchid. Mrs.

Herbert Luck of West Lafayette, Miss Melva Hamilton of Massillon, Miss Patricia Masline and Miss Shirley Voll both of North Canton were hostesses at the reception followed in the church social rooms. wedding Norfolk, West Lafayette, Elmhurst, 111., Cleveland Heights and Hartville. Following their 10 day Jijpney- moon mountains the couple will reside Norfolk, A graduate of North Canton high school and Heidelberg college, Mrs. Hamilton taught school in Parma the past yeav Mr. Hamilton who is serving with the U.

S. Navy, is an alumnus of Washington high school and Heidelberg college. Guests attended the trom Philadelphia, ed. Women officers are asked wear their shrine formals. to Kiwanis Club Perry township Kiwanis club will meet Wednesday evening at 6:30 in the United Presbyterian Reedurban.

Elmer Frey, clerk of I Perry, township board of education, will be guest speaker. His topic will be "The New Perry Township high Charles Meeks is chairman. R. T. B.

Club R. T. B. club will meet Wednesday afternoon. FOR FURNITURE Of Quality at Popular PARS BRIIC II FURIUTIIRE tf JANET BRYCE The wedding will take place Saturday, July -3, at 9 o'clock in the morning at St.

Peter's Catholic church, Canton, with the Rev. Fr. Daniel Reidy celebrating high mass. The English custom of open church be observed. Miss Bryce has chosen as her maid of honor Miss Anne Helline, a close friend.

Bridesmaids will be the Misses Patricia Kuligowski, sister of the groom, Katherine Kraus of Navarre, Barbara Brady and Caroline Geis. Miss Deborah Bryce, small niece of the bride-to-be will be flower girl. Serving as best man for Mr. Kuligowski will be, Tony Brandonisio of Salineville, 0. Ushers will be Harvey Felton, Joseph Braddeley and Eldon Lechner, all of Canton, and Joseph Fechik, uncle of the groom, of Empire, 0.

Miss Bryce graduated from Washington high school with the class of '51 and is employed at the Superior Provision company. Mr. Kuligowski is employed as a welder in Cleveland. MISS BRYCE was entertained at a shower given in her honor by her attendants, the Misses Anne Helline, Caroline Geis, and a close friend, Patricia Spicer, last Thursday evening at the Helline residence on 10th st SE. Bridal games were played by the guests with prizes to Mrs.

James Bryce, Barbara Brady and Margaret Kepler who later presented them to the bride-to-be. Miss Bryce also received many other personal gifts which were placed on a table centered by small dolls dressed as a bride and maid of honor. Summer flowers prevailed with roses being predominant on the refreshment table, also decorated with a large cake topped with a miniature bride and groom and inscribed "Jan and Lee, July 3." Parties Given For and Mrs. E. E.

Parker of Canal Fulton are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Patricia Jean, to Robert W. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. W.

Johnson, of Canal Fulton. The ceremony was performed Thursday, June 3, in Angola, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will reside at RD 1, Canal Fulton.

A reception for the members of both families and a few friends was held at their residence on Sunday evening, June 6. A three-tiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom and decorated with tiny pink rose buds centered the refreshment table. Bouquets of pink peonies and rosebuds were arranged throughout the house. Guests were present from Cuyahoga Falls, Wooster and Canal Fulton. MRS.

JOHN E. PARKER entertained in her home at a bridal shower'' in honor of her sister-in- painted; daisies and orange blossoms were arranged to form the centerpiece. Pink tapers in crystal holders and white wedding bells completed the appointments. Refreshments were individual portions of ice cream fashioned into wedding bells, cake, nuts and punch. The guests included Mrs.

Vernon Johnson, Miss Barbara Johnson. Mrs. Raymond Johnson, Mrs. Robert Burger, Mrs. Glenn Ripley, Mrs.

Earl Stoughton, Mrs. Paul Harbaugh, Mrs. Alberta Jolliff, Mrs. Carl Suderow, Mrs. Nevin Jones and E.

E. Parker of Canal Fulton, Mrs. John Neal of Akron, Mrs. Paul Lenke of Montrose and Mrs. D.

S. Hummel of Wooster. Many beautiful gifts were received by the recent bride. The members of the canasta club of which Mrs. Johnson is a member surprised her Friday evening by gathering at her residence for an informal evening of canasta followed by refreshments.

Garden Club Has Guest Day Guest day was observed Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock by the Art Garden club in the Canton YWCA. A flower show highlighted the afternoon with 70 entries in the arrangement classes and 32 in horticulture. Mrs. Joseph Rizdon served as chairman of the show assisted by Mrs. Warren Phallen, co-chairman, and a large committee.

Tea was served from a table festooned with gar- iands of ivy caught-up with pink roses. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. 0. J. Horger, Mrs.

David Livingston, Mrs. Leland £agey, Mrs. John D. Morgan, Mrs. r.

M. Riegel, Mrs. Lonna Schlarb, A. W. Kieffer, Mrs.

Howard f. Smith, Mrs. Dorothy Kinley, Mrs. lex W. Snavely, Mrs.

Richard irause, Mrs. Walter A. Shellhouse, Mrs. Clyde LeBeau and Mrs. Ralph Peters.

A five minute talk entitled "Preparing a Garden for guests," opined the program followed by Mrs. Theodore Burstein telling of her recent trip to France. Her topic vas "50 Million -Frenchmen and Me." The theme of the flower show was Tn The Good Old Summer Time." 51ue ribbons were awarded to Mrs. loward Oberlin and Mrs. Charles 31air; red ribbons, Mrs.

A. W. Kieffer, yellow ribbons, Mrs. Blair; nd white ribbons, Mrs. Gurdon Sill, Mrs.

Edward H. Townsend Mrs. Blair. Mrs. Charlej Balough, Mrs.

G. f. DeHoff, Mrs. Henry H. Bireher and Mrs.

Scribner were judges. A salad luncheon will be served at the residence of Mrs. W. J. Jazey, Parkridge, Canton July 19 112:30.

Talks will be given by Mrs. oseph Spielman and Mrs. Arthur 3. Luedy. Arrangements will be displayed three classes: all green stressing exture in green container; foliage tressing color; foliage and drift- rood with flower optional.

Dr. Kathryn Panis Becomes Mrs. Dennis P. Conlin A reception in St. George Greek Orthodox church hall on 1st st SE Saturday afternoon from 2:30 to 5 followed the morning wedding of Kathryn Panis, daughter of Mrs.

Theone Panis and the late George Panis of 1115 Lincoln Way and Dennis Patrick Conlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Conlin of 433 Roslyn ave, Akron, in St. Mary's Catholic church in Wooster.

Monsignor Bernard Weigand officiated at the 11 o'clock nuptials, performing the double ring ceremony, before the altar decorated with white gladioli and assorted white flowers. The church organist provided the wedding music. Given in marriage by her uncle, Harry Syrios, the bride wore a floor length gown of white Chantilly lace and nylon net designed with fitted bodice of lace and long sleeves tapering to points over the hands. A lace peplum encircled the hipline, giving an apron effect, and tapering at the back over multiple tiers of net. A soft pleated Juliet cap edged with two rows of pearls held her fingertip length veil and she carried a colonial bouquet of white roses and stephanotis.

MISS AGNES PANIS, sister of the bride, in a pale blue tissue silk ballerina gown, princess style, served as maid of honor. A short aolero worn over her strapless gown for the church ceremony and she wore a Juliet cap of tissue silk and carried pink carnations and white daisies arranged as a colonial bouquet. Another sister, Mrs. Dorothy Panis Protos, and the groom's twin sister, Mrs. Tom Buchman ofj Youngstown, as bridesmaids were dressed in identical gowns of pale pink tissue silk, made princess style with strapless bodices covered with matching boleros, ballerina length bouffant skirts and they wore pink tissue silk Juliet capsi and carried colonial bouquets of' pale bluetinted carnations and daisies.

The bride's mother chose a champagne lace gown, ballerina ength, and a white orchid corsage for her daughter's wedding and reception. The groom's mother was attired in wedgewood blue lace vith a yellow orchid corsages James Conlin of Akron walTfiis Brother's best man and ushers vere Peter Panis, the bride's brother, and Mark Lynett of Parma, a cousin of the groom. REFRESHMENT TABLE in Mrs. Kieffer, Mrs. John R.

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For appointment M4t. Favors were small dolls holding umbrellas over their heads in pastel shades of green, blue, pink and yellow. guests not previously mentioned Mrs. Nadine (Wallace) Bradford, and the Misses Mary Helen Haas, Velma Gardiner, Louise Davis and Betty Hornbrook. Fellotvship Has Japanese Tea The Junior High.Youth Fellowship and their counsellors of St.

John's Evangelical and Reformed church had the Junior Youth Fellowship and their counsellors as guests at a Japanese program and tea Sunday evening. The group of about fifty youttg people met in the primary room of the church for a worship service based on the task of the church around the world. A filmstrip on "Japan Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" was projected, showing the missionary work of the Evangelical and Reformed denomination in Japan and a challenge to the youth to the Missionary cause. The young people gathered on the parsonage lawn which was decorated with Japanese lanterns to form the setting for the tea. Each one was presented with flowers.

Refreshments of rice with chop sticks and Japanese fortune cakes and tea were served by the committee and two girls dressed in Japanese kimonos, from a buffet table centered with Japanese figurines and flowers. The evening was concluded with a Japanese game "Jan, Ken; law, Mrs. Johnson, recently. As the guests arrived, they placed their gifts under an inverted parasol which highlighted the shower theme. The cloth on the refreshment table was of white lace over a pink background.

Pink State Council To Meet In Cleveland Announcement of coming events of interest. to members of Loyal Council No. 22, Daughters of America opened the Thursday evening meeting in the IOOF temple. The 60th annual session of the state council of, Ohio will be held Aug. 17 and 18 at the Hollenden hotel, Cleveland.

The 19th biennial session of the National council 3f D. of A. will convene Oct. 3 6 -at the Hotel Statler, Detroit. The annual picnic of the Past Councilors of District 5 will be held it noon Julv 7 in the Minerva nark.

Crawford, Mrs. John Fox, Mrs. Raymond Johnson. Mrs. Arthur Norris, Mrs.

Robert North, Mrs. Wayne Foxx and Mrs. Carson Sisler. The club presented Mr. and Mrs.

Johnson- with a' gift. Garden Club Has Pilgrimage The Wildwood Garden club of Brewster their guests, Mrs, Walter Ritter, Mrs. Harold Ganser, Mrs. Harold Sheppler and Mrs. Dale Kiefer of Massillon, Mrs.

Kenneth Woods, Mrs Hazel Robertson, Mrs. Ben Jones and Mrs. L. L. Harris of Brewster took a pilgimage to Mansfield to the Kingwood Center.

They had luncheon at the Mansfield Woman's club where a short business meeting was presided over by Mrs. W. J. Graham. 'Mrs.

Middleton, who arranged the trip, was a guest. Mrs. Sara Wade, a Mrs. Frank Curdy, Mrs. Kinley, Mrs.

Morgon, Mrs. Krause, Mrs. LeBeau, Miss Nelle Myser, Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Livingston will bring arrangements.

Hostesses are Mrs. Fred K. Domer, Mrs. E. M.

Sinclair Mrs. Ridzon, Mrs. Sam W. Speck, Mrs. Earnest Beaumont and Mrs.

Oberlin. Attend Wedding Iii an exquisite white embroidered cloth and centered with a four tiered cake. White Madonna lilies and white streamers and wedding bells decorated the hall. Beth Vattos cut the cake and Thena Tshawras kept the guest book. The bride gave her bridesmaids rhinestone necklaces and earrings and the groom presented MRS.

HAROLD KOHL Mrs. Harold Kohl is the former Miss Donna Zsblo, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Michael Zablo of Canton. The groom-is the son of Mrs. Vesta Kohl of 410 Erie st S.

Open cnurch was observed for the wedding in First Presbyterian church, Canton. The Rev. George Parkinson officiated. The bride wore a gown of white satin trimmed in Chantilly lace and pleated nylon tulle. She carried white carnations and pink rosebuds.

The bride's attendants were Miss Barbara Groves, maid of honor, Mrs. Harlene Smuckler, Miss Carol Myers and Miss Joyce Zablo, sister of the bride and Miss Norma Romy, New Philadelphia The marriage of Miss Joan Durig, daughter of Mrs. Ida Durig of New Philadelphia and the late Ernest Durig, former Navarre wooster. residents and the Rev. James' The his attendants with tie clasps and flower girl.

They wore pastel gowns cuff links. and carried muffs topped with car- Out of town guests were present nations Akron Canton, Youngstpwn, John KohI vvas his brolher best Wakeman Walhonding Ushers were the Messrs Rol West Columbus and The Massillon Past Councilors met member of the Kingwood staff, ac- prior to the council meeting and companied the group on a personal enjoyed a covered dish dinner for tour of the estate. Dr. R. C.

Allen, Watts of Pennsylvania took place i di trip and live in apartment Saturday afternoon at 2 in the! 0ne Statfelman ave Akron, First Presbyterian church, New Philadelphia. The Rev. Leslie Pritcher, pastor of the New Philadelphia church, assisted by the groom's father, the Rev. Floyd Watts of Pennsylvania officiated at the open church ceremony. Miss Dorothy Schoeni of Navarre was organist and Miss Jane Gretzinger, also of andf James and Bill i brothers, and Bill Kline.

Jimmy le left on a wed Trace was ring bearer. There ception vvas held at Croatian hall. Mr. and Mrs. Kohl are residing upon their return.

For travel the bride wore a pale at 319 12th st NE, Canton. Mrs. 19 members. The committee included Mrs. Edith Howard, Mrs.

Lillian Jones, Mrs. Gene Kirkland and Mrs. Eva Radcliff. The Past Councilors will not meet during July and August but will resume meetings Sept. 16.

The new council officers will be installed July 1 and the semi-annual draping of the charter will be held. Officers and the degree team are asked to attend and wear white. a staf member, spoke of the VFW Auxiliary The auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, No. 3124 will elect delegates to the national convention and a three year trustee Wednesday evening at 8 in the club rooms. and horticulturist, also spoke.

Every year the project receives 20,000 tulip bulbs direct from The library boasts 10 books between 200 and 300 years old. Besides Mrs. Graham, the Brewster club members attending were Mrs. C. L.

Briel, Mrs. John Kenny, Mrs. Cletus Zingery, Irene Bates, Mrs. Adam Van Horn, Mrs. W.

Taylor, Mrs. Carlson Schumaher, Mrs. Joseph Hauger, Mrs. W. P.

Hanna, Mrs. Charles Tipton, Mrs. Harry Swihart, Mrs. William Owens, Mrs. Stanton McFarren, of Brewster, Mrs.

Miles Holloway and Mrs. A. T. Messer of Beach Gity and Homer Daugherty of Massillon. Navarre, was soloist.

I Following a honeymoon spent! in Pennsylvania, the couple will reside in Sigel, where the Rev. Mr. Watts is pastor of the Forest Presbyterian church. In addition to Miss Schoeni and Miss Gretzinger, other Navarre residents in attendance at the wedding were -Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Schoeni and daughter, Miss Ruth Schoeni, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gretzinger, Mr. and Mrs. James Rickard and Mrs.

Bailey Johnston, WSCS TO MEET The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Wesley Methodist church will meet this evening at 7:30 in the church social parlors. A special program has been arranged by several college students of the church, home on vacation. A good attendance is desired. Mr. And Mrs.

Donald Shilling Reside InDayton Residing in Dayton are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Willis Shilling who were married in an open church ceremony Sunday, June 13, in the Duff Street Evangelical United Brethren church of Clarksburg, W. Va. The Rev.

Roy Fisher, pastor of the church, officiated. Shilling is the former. Miss Waneta Norene Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Williams of Clarksburg, W.

and Mr. Shilling is the son of Mr. and Shilling of 1508 Overlook ave SW. The double ring ceremony was performed at 2:30 following a half-hour of nuptial music. blue suit with white accessories and a white orchid.

The bride received her bachelor of science degree from Kent State university, and her medical degree from Ohio State university. At the present she is interning in People's hospital, Akron. The groom graduated from St. Vincent's high school, Akron, and served with the U. S.

Marine Corps. He is office manager of the Commercial Service Bureau at Wooster. IDEAL AUXILIARY Plans were completed at a special meeting Saturday evening of the Ideal Auxiliary for its rummage sale Thursday at 249 1st st SE. Anyone with items for the sale is asked to call Mrs. Albert Hainzal, 3663.

Kohl is employed by the Union Metal Mfg. and Mr. Kohl is employed by the Tyson. Roller Bearing Co. STYLE CENTER For Vacation Apparel for Ladies and Also Home Furnishings, Shop Here.

Po." The Junior High had a short business meeting to make final ar- for their meeting next Sunday. The group will meet at the church at 5:30 to go for a wiener roast and scavanger hunt at Lincoln Park closing with Vespers in the rock amphitheater of the park. The Senior Youth Fellowship of St. John's motored to Fort Laurens Sunday afternoon to enjoy an outing of games of badminton and ball. During the supper hour a wiener ronst was The evening was closed with vesper service based on "The 'Message of the Tree." Epworth Women Women of Epworlh church will quilt- all day Thursday at the church.

A covered dish luncheon will be served tit noon. ROSES, GLADIOLI together with ferns and palms decorated the front of the sanctuary for the candlelight nuptials. Mrs. Freda Allman of Clarksburg, was at the console of the organ and Miss Hencie Williams, the bride's sister as sang "0 Promise Me," and "Because." The traditional wedding marches were used for the processional and recessional. For her wedding the bride wore a white lace gown over taffeta fashioned with a stand-up collar, v-neckline and long sleeves tapering to a point over the hand.

The bouffant skirt fell in graceful folds, terminating in a cathedral length train. A pearl trimmed cloche held, her fingertip veil of illusion. The former Miss Williams carried a white Bible marked with white and red -rosebuds. Attending the bride was her twin sister, Mrs. Wanda Mapes of Clarksburg.

Her pink nylon net gown over pink taffeta was highlighted by a white taffeta picture hat trimmed with dainty pink rosebuds. Matching roses composed her colonial bouquet. The groom's brother, Ralph Shilling, a junior at the College of Wooster, served as best man. Guests were seated by Kenneth Kohn, Everett Hodapp, Bevan Kimmel, fraternity brothers and Gilbert Baskey, cousin of the groom. mothers complemented their ensembles with yellow rose corsages.

Mrs. Williams wore aqua lace with brown accessories and Mrs. Shilling chose powder blue lace with white accessories. THE CHURCH SOCIAL parlors was the scene of the wedding reception. Mrs.

Blanche Haught, aunt of the bride presided at the punch bowl and Mrs. Lelia Hurst, another aunt cut the cake. Hostesses were Miss Francis Shaw, Miss Dorothy Mills, Mrs. Charlotte Talkington and Mrs. Jean Clise.

Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs. Raymond Mazon, Albert Sutton, Miss Idella Baskey, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baskey, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Shilling, the groom's grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Slem, Miss Linda Riordian, Mr. and Mrs. William Snydcr, Mr, and Mrs.

John Richards, all of Massillon, Mr. and Mrs. Per Lee Studcr of Navarre, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stud- cr and family and Ray Baskey of MRS.

DONALD SHILLING Lakewood and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baskey arid family of Akron. The couple honeymooned at Virginia Beach followed by a motor trip. For travel the bride changed to a pink nylon sheath dress with white accessories.

Mr. Shilling and his bride grad uated June 7 from Otterbcin college Westervillc. Mr. Shilling will enter Boncbrakc seminary in Dayton in September. The rehearsal dinner was given by the groom's parents Saturday evening.

If he' could talk, he'd say, "Sterling baked goods are tops." WEEK-END SPECIAL Combination Cake This unusually delicious cake has one white layer and one chocolate layer and is iced with chocolate fudge. Delivery this weekend. 63c.