The Piqua Daily Call from Piqua, Ohio • Page 2

PAGE TWO SOCIETY Fortnightly Club. Mrs. Logan A. Frazler, 400 North Downing street, will be bones when the Fortnightly club meet Friday afternoon at three o'clock" the speaker to be E. J.

Blsikcr, Brit uonsui at. Cleveland from FjisiLnrt i n. nHUIm'a! to tw something to which member of the FortnlKliliy en forward. Women md apt to ed for the wedding of their ioungcr auugmer, Lucia Gray Ho bart, to Ensign Robert Barret Mlt' t0 Ehslgn Robert Barrett nr.no. son or ana Mrs.

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SPECIAL NOTICg 0 todgee, clubs, class is and similar groups advised that ull no eetints 0) these org must be irt urn, no oflice ol the UtiUy Call not later th, day i norc publication. No announcement of meetings will be token oi er telephone, though club oSiciils may telephone in rcwrts following meetings. Trinity Episcopal church, followed by a reception in the Hobart home. Miss Hobart will be graduated from Smith college, Northampton, Dec. 31.

Her fiance, Ensign Bravo. Is an instructor at the Naval Air base, Peru, and ha h.n stationed there the last six months Family Dinner. Mrs. William J. Richard, nr.

hr home on, McKlnley avenue, entertained with a family dinner Monday night In honor of her sons, Pyi James A. Richard, home on furlough from Camp Campbell. Kv Pfc. John YV. Richard nf Bragg, N.

home for his first furlough since he entered the service 11 months ago. h. daughters, Mrs. Don Dawson (Mary Richard) of Milne mrv, Lloyd Moyer (Sarah Richard) of Pi their husbands and rhil. dren, Mary Aim and Bobby Dawson uetty, wuuam and Lloyd Moyer, Card Games at Elks Club.

The bi monthly card party for women will be held tonight at the Elfcs club when th dw charge will include Mrs. James Zimpher, chairman, and Mrs, Chester Morrow and Mrs. Elmer San zenbacher, hostesses. Ihose attending may play any kind of card games they wish. There ue prizes ana a lunch.

Anderson Concert Series Brings Artists to Dayton. Because of the vision and enter prise being Into action by those Interested in the cultural welfare of the Miami Vallev. Davton 1 assuming the enviable position one of the country's music cen where artists of International fame are being brought during year round concert seasons. Under the Anderson rnrri Management, a series of musical presentations Is being brought to Memorial Hall, the artists as varied as the calibre of the concerts Is high. The next attraction on t.ho An.

derson series is General Platoft Don sssacxs on Thursday. November Thanksgiving nljtht. On December 1 and 7 siirrmmH Romberg, in ner.son. with fnnr soloists and an orchestra of fO will give a concert. Alec Temnleton.

famous concert pianist and radio entertainer, comes to Dayton Saturday, January 15. On Thursday. January 27, Mla Slavenskl, formerly lead Ballet Russe, will appear in Memorial Hall with her own dance ensemble and two concert pianists. The noted Pittsburgh Svmnhnnv attraction on Saturday, rebniarv on Mondav. Amil t.hC fons, worlds greatest coloratura soprano, will present a concert assisted by a famous flutist and pianist.

tentative attraction will hi. Rudolph Friml's "Nauahtv Marlet wito a of 50 Inclnrllnir a large orchestra'. There will also be a raum oi tne First Piano Quartet, which nas received with such enthusiasm when they appeared in concert at Memorial Hall on October 9. Tickets for these nrodiioim, all available at th Ar.rf Store, 114 North Main streVi nlXta ron. manager.

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13 AT THE BALLROOM I COMFORTABLY HEATED EDDIE KAOEL and His Band Featuring NORMA DAVIS WOODY FANSLER BOB GLASS Admission 75e i LC Zeis dnvH I i THPPIOUA DAILY CALL' Ho Hum As though he were rousing from a short nap, 2 year old Jimmy Wood of BrookOeld, 111., yawns and begins to awaken nfter almost six months of lying in his room, a 'victim of encephalitis sleeping sickness." Startled by a photographer's Bash bulb two months ago, Jimmy has been improving ever since, is now able to go out ot doors. 0pl' and Mrs Snyder are quests of Honor. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs i onyaer oi Troy arranged hower and dinner In honor nf thoir son, cpl. Marion Snyder, home on furlough for the first time since he entered the service 14 months aco and his bride and have since depart ed for California where they are stationed.

Dinner cafeteria style was served in the basement game room from a table decorated with ferns and chry santhemums, iiu niemoers or the family as guests and including addition to Cpl. and Mrs. Snvder Ernest Roeth, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Roeth and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Deeter and family, Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Roeth and son, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Roeth and Miss Esther Roeth, all of Troy; Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Miller and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Burkett. Mr.

and Mrs. James Wells, nil of Bradford; Mr. and Mrs. Dayle Herman, Mr. and Mrs.

Clint Herman, West Milton; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Wolfe and son, Mr. and Mrs. William Wenrlck and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Hol lopeter. all of Covington and Mrs. Media Miller of nayton. In the evening the group was Joined by Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Thomas of Plqua; Mr. end Mrs. John Urick, Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Otey and the families of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Loster Mastln.

all of Troy. Refreshments were served late In the evening. Mothers Social Club Members of the Mothers Soda club enjoyed a hayride to the home of their hostess when the club met with Mrs. Edwin Hart on the Peter son pike and opened the meeting wirn devotions. Names were drawn for the annual exchange of gifts at the Christmas meeting which will be a supper at rne nome of Mrs.

Marlon Hemmert. Etreet' on the ev enlng of rsoay, "ecemoer at seven o' clock. Mrs. Fred Wagner and baby rreti in, were recipients of lovely guts the result of a shower planned in their honor. I Late in the evening Mrs.

Marvin I i nan ana Mrs. Doncld Minton as a' m. lor a pot luck lunch sistod Ihe hostess when members eon were summoned outdoors where a wiener roast was arranged around Rhoades a bonfire. uuests or tne club were Mrs. (Jharlc 5 PKsenbarger and Miss Le 1 Mmlm i Kumfoimis class of rhu Unlfsri Pr.

1 hyterlan church will he held Wed aay at p. m. with Rev. and 1 Mrs. Ernest 5.

Brown nt the oil Far avenue, with Mr. and Mrs Marlon Downey assistant host an Good Will Club Mrs. Catherine Douglas. Mrs El sle Forsythe. Mrs.

Mollle Hall and Airs, tuene Harfiell will form II committee In charge of ments when the Good Will club meets Wednesday evening. Ohio Wesleyan Alumni to Meet All alumni of Ohio Weslcv'an Unl verslty In Miami county are urged to attend their annual mectlns and get together which wil! take place this year at the Troy Club, Troy, on Wednesday evening of this week at cteht. o'clock. Dean Armstrong and II. M.

Ehipps of the Alumni office will bo on "hand to represent the university. Four Square Club Mrs. Albert Yenney will have charge of devotions and Mrs. Ralph Morton vill direct entertainment when the Four Square club meets with Mrs. Earl Rlgg, 519 North Wayne street, at two o'clock Thursday afternoon.

Young Mothers Club The Young Mothers club will meet on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Coleman Duncan, 123 West North street, when assisting nostesses will be Mrs. Richard i ding and reception. I amily Gathering. After a brief wedding trip.

Ensign Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Metcalfe 1 Hill will leave for additional train were members of a family gatherini ine at a destroyer base In San ni RUMMAGE SALE First Reformed Church Corner Wajne Wednesday, Nov. 10 9:00 A. M.

and Mrs. Joseph Malnous ol Dayton, in lieu iu uiu win vu ueuten ant and Mrs. Ransom C. Chamher, lain, before their departure for a station in salt Lane Ulty, Utah. Lieut.

Chamberlain is the son of Mrs. t'dward Chamberlain of Day. ivu, in. nuu mro. ineicane caugn tcr.

He was commissioned lieu. tenant last week at the school of aviauon in Seymour, nJ. Mijccllaneoua Shower for Bride Elect. Mrs. Robert Koon, Miss Oharlotte Lehman and Miss Helen Dugan entertained Sunday afternoon with a miscellaneous shower and brtdae party complimenting Miss Martha niu, unue mect oi james Qaler, the affair lield at the home of Mrs.

Koon, 803 West High street. Prizes In the card games went to Mr.i. Ernest Hlrt, Mrs, R. w. McKlnley, Mrs.

Julian Mlkesell and Mis. Raymond Westbrock. After a dessert course, Miss Hlrt's gifts were presented to her on a cleverly decorated table. The guest list Included: Mrs. Raymond Westbrock of Dayton and, from Piqua, Mrs.

Ernest Hlrt, Mrs. Robert Hirt, Mrs. Julian Mlkesell, Mrs. James Jenkins, Mrs. R.

W. McKlnley, Mrs. William Galer. Mrs. S.

E. Flook, Mrs. Richard Roll, the Misjes Dorothea Hill, Martha Reh Betty Shipley, Mary Hlrt, Vlr cinla McKinley and the guest of honor. Sheepskin Commnnlty Club. The Sheepskin Community club ill meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Charles Elliott on the Pike when there will ba a i shower for a bride, MoiJera Mothers Meet, Members of the Modern Mothers club reorganised when they met Monday night with Mrs. Harry L. Bel1 ot Parlt avnue, Mrs. George H. Handle presiding In the absence of Llm yieaiuem, mro.

n.ennetn sy mons, who Is visiting her father in Missouri. It was decided to meet once each month, the next meeting to be held with Mrs. Stutson Smith on the first Monday evening Iri tcefnber, when sewing for Piqua Memorial hospital will occupy the members. Last night, following discussion of future activities, the members exchanged Ideas for the short cuts in war time housekeeping. Club Formed.

Twelve girls met Monday night to organize a club and prepare meeting rooms In the basement of Katharine Snyder's home, 809 North Wayne street, when an Impressive candlelight service was held and it was decided to name the organization Pi HI St. Members, who plan to hold a regular meeting once a month as well as to enjoy social gatherings In addition at their attractive club rooms, are; Wanda Hemmert, Kattiryn Lenox, Betty Jean Eldridge, Jean Cruse. Mary Jane Goens, MarceDa Goens, Katherine Snyder, Patty Recker, Jeannette Thomas, Margaret Sweet, Rita Roof and Jean Nfeyers. i W. S.

C. S. at Greene St Mrs. Fred Blacke will conduct the study, "Congo when the Women's Society of Chrlstlon Serv ice of Grene Street Methodist church meets at 2:30 d. m.

Wednes day at the church. MrE Harshbarger will lead devotions and Mrs. Raymond Mote will provide music. Officers, secretaries and members the Visiting Committee will meet A pretty autumn wedding took place faaiurday evening, Novembe: at 7:30 o'clock at the country 01 Mr En1 MIE ze" Rhoades, when their daughter, Nova Alber 3 becLm? 'he of ign 1 jvmarrt Hill nr pfmra 'th. n.i' John Stater reading the single ring service Vows were exchanged as the bri dal party stood before a hank of tal palms and yellow and white chry santhemums, illuminated by tapers in white candelabras.

Before and during the service, Miss Mary Dee Drummond, a sorority sister of the bride from Evanston, 111., played Love You Truly," "Thine Alone" and a medley of fraternity and sorority songs familiar to the bridal couple. The bride, an attractive brunette, walked to the altar with her father, who gave her in marriage. She wore a two piece street length gown of nine colored velvet and a corsage gardenias. She carried a Testament over which was a sheaf of gardenias and pink rose buds from which showered white satin ribbon which rose buds were knotted. The bride was attended by the bridegroom's sister, Miss jeannette Hill, wearing a two piece dress of blue wool with a corsage of pink roses.

Robert Crooks of Parkers burg, W. a fraternity brother of the bridegroom, served as best Miss Louise Hill, another of the bridegroom sisters, and Glen Kers another fraternity brother, were ddltional attendants. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Rhoades wore a dress of black crepe with corsage of deep pink roses. Mrs.

Hill also wore black with white rose irsage. Immediately after the ceremony. refreshments were served, the bride'! table charming with a bououet of white enrysantnemums and roses. Fifty four guests attended the wed and Mrs. Hill will continue teaching at Lakewood.

Ohio. Both Ensign and Mrs. Hill are graduates of Miami university where Mrs. Hill was a member of Alpha Omlcron Pi sorority of which she served as president, and Kappa Delta Pi. Ensign Hill is a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity of which he served as treasurer, Sigma Delta Pi, Delta Sigma Pi and Beta Alpha Psl.

Since July 8 he has been attending the U.S.N.R. Midshipmen's School In Chicago, graduating from there as Ensign October 28. Read and Use Call Want Adi nlr and Mrs. Betty Chadbourne, both registered hft Sunday for Riverside. SThJEk wil1 loei'u, dufin OMd is atatloned at Camp Haan.

Mr. Btyoe Byard and baby ion, irrwJ.i1v xw 'rom Hamilton to be with the former' parent, Dr. and Mrs. V. W.

Hunt, 420 North Downing street, while Mr. Byard is with the Armed Forces. It will be a cource of great happiness to Mm. Ethel Hockenberrv's wide circle of friends to learn that her condition is definitely improved at Plqua Memorial hospital where she Is a surgical patient. Mrs.

Ward Bailey and Mrs. Ar thur Kiefer ot Plqua, Mrs. Charles Hoagland, Mrs. Jennie Swallow and Mis SyWla Brown of Troy will at tend a meeting or public Welfare workers Wednesday In Middletown, the meeting In charge of Miss Ellza batn Crlswell, state Welfare worker. Mm; William S.

Jordan. lr. nf 1028 West North street, Is reported in fair condition at Piqua Memorial uvspiuu wnere sne is a sureirai dent. Mrs. Albert Erhardt of street has returned from Toledo wicre sne vjsnea jor two weeks with her sister, Mrs.

Charles Mr. Washing and their small sons, iraig ana nooert, 5. mora. K. Harm daughter Mrs.

Treva A. Asplna are wun rvi ueraia a Hahn owe, iesas. niannina tn return the latter part of next week. Mrs. Dale Adams.

601 Bo.l wno underwent 'surgery a week ago saiiwacioruy at Pigua Memorial hospital and may. have The Stork Parade Gary Gordon Is th im ed upon the son. bom tn th. t. pon Mrs Hollldavbun on wovember 8, at the Altooria.

noepitaL fore taking the nastorau sylvania last Julv rv n'i. MuntPa? 1 lSht AND YOU Nurses Aide Mmini A combined meeting of the Nurses Aide Committee and Nurses Aide corps wiu be held Thursday after "n' November 1J, at 2 o'clock at. i Cross Headquarters Miss Grace Fuy the Red Cross Nursing consultant from Washington, D. will meet with these groups and c. ri fer with them.

Mrs. Frances nicks requests all member to make a specil effort to attend. On the Job The Nurse Aide Corps proved how valuable ita services are the other Sunday when an emergency call at Memorial hospital reomrert extern nurses and these rj cross Aides reported for duty in less than one hour and worked tie en ire day. No one can praise the work of this corps too hiahlv. TW efficient, pleasant and always ready.

cheers for the Nurses Aides l' Sign Yow Name Please sign your, name and tele iiumoer Deiore you inecanu that were aent out last week for donors for the Red Cross Blood Donor Service. These cards i rnose wno sumprt the time the Unit was her and to those whose names were regls nt uj mut. arive zor donors. We have tried to be fair and con mose wno were not taken last ium tevorai nave aent Die cards back but failed to sign their name card and then aren't called that will tne reason. The unit rain k.

here ov. 22, 23 and S4th. If you are not sure whether i signed the card phone headquarters 40 Torilenerka The production department renorr that yarn has been receive w.y lunienecsc pullover sweaters. The sailors will ed these sweaters soon to keep out the cold wind, so on you faithful knitters and lets make a sailor happy. Heme Nursing More and more we are comlnir to realize that National Health Is up to us in our homes.

Doctors and nurses must be depended upon for the important work of on the research and of caring for serious Illnesses. Homemakers; properly trained, can go a long way toward making the job ot the doctor rse easier by takina Drooer measures in their homes to promote "a prevent disease. That instruction Is being given through Red Cross Home Nursing Classes, now being carried on bv (h. lwai Red Cross chapter. Questions and Answers Do Germany and Jansn hit Red Cross Societies.

A Yes. Both have societies which weognlied by the International Red Cross Committee and which are members of the Leaaue of Pd Societies. Rlf TO BE CLOSED FCJpt ARMISTICE DV Ofliciais of the" Flesh Public Library announced today that the library would be closed all day Thursday November In obiervance of Armistice Day, fOlIpwing the ian fet public schools which will be closed that rroceased Ftods Blue stamps and 2 good through Nov. 30. areen stamp.

Bandc Book i good through Meta, Cee, IntUr, Fata, Caaud Canned Milk Brown sump 0d in book threa good how; J. Nov. No all expire Dee. 4. Sugar Stamp 26 1: Book 4 good for five pounds through Jan.

15, im Battened Shot Stamp IB good for I pair Indefinitely. No. I airplane stamp in Book 3 good for one pair until further notice. Stamp a 8 good for three gallon through No. Si.

and 0 stamp good for two gallons until used. Tire Tires of A gasoline ration card holders must be inspected every six months, with a to day rnlnlmum period between Inspections: tires ol card holders must be inspected every four months, with a 0 day minimum period between Inspections, and tires of and bulk card holders must be inspected every three months, with a 45 day minimum period between Inspections. Fuel OH Period one. coupon for th new season good fqr ten, in all nones through Jan. i9.

All change making coupons ni restrve coupons are now good. Stoves Certificates to purchase heating or cooking stoves that burn coal wood, oil or gas must now be obtained from local board. TODAY'S PATTERN 8490 10 20 This two piece wanted by all opjjieciaie tne true smartness of simplicity. Fits suner biy and slims any figure which puts it on because of the long, tapered jut net no me smooth flare of the skirt. Pattern No.

8490 Is designed for sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 12, long or short sleeves, 411 yards 39 mch material. For this attractive pattern, send 16 cents, plus 1 cent for postage, in coins, with your name, address, pattern number and size to Piqua Call Today's Pattern Service. 108 7th Avenue, New York, Keep up. your wartime sewing, thus you are helping bring victory sooner.

You'll find 52 pages of absorbing sewing news, 105 new designs in the new fall Issue of Just out. A copy us 25 IP ii I'll "rl TUESDAY, NOVEMBFR 194: TODAY WED. and THURS. DOOBS OPEN AT NOON THVfcS. Qwrrwypus shows daily 1 me oojti in kijt of liuotu! Siarrma CHARLES COBURN Marguerite Chapmaii Bin Carter! IscDel Psom Edward Gargan' PLUS MARCH OF TIME Present "BILL JACK vs.

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