The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 5

ie Socic Miss Ruth Brookes conducted Christmas devotions during the diiiiner party of Sara Watsom Class of the Calvary United Methodist Church Thursday night at the Travelers Hotel. Miss Irene Firth discu.ssed an article by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale and several members read items. Covers were arranged for 13 at tables decorated with pine, candles and Christmas orna- n.ent.s. Miss Firth gave the blessfing.

A gift exchange was held. The class wffl meet Jan. 17 at the church. Twenty three attended the Christmias dinner of the Auxiliary of American Post 374 Tuesday night at Villa Antone in Wellsville. The tables were decorated with poinsettia, candles and a nylon net tree.

The table for the gift exchange featured sleigh and reindeer. Christmas cards also were exchanged. Mrs. Frieda Skvarka, president, contributed the Christmas novelties and various sample items. She received a gift, with Mrs.

Julia Baumgard making the presentation. Birthday anniversary cards and gifts were presented Mrs. Baumgard. Mrs. Norma Jean Pointer, Mrs.

Mildred Mrs. Patricia Plant and Miss Carol Skvarka. (luests were M.rs. Ruth Tucker, Mrs. Blizabeth Stoppe and Mrs.

Louise Emmerling. The next ae-ssion will be Jan 14 at the East End post home Bible verses served as roll call response during the dinner meeting of the Past Matrons Association of Crystal Chapter 18. Order of Eastern Star, Wednesday night at the Travelers Hotel. Mrs. Olive McDowell presented the Christmas story.

Mrs. Verna Scott, vice president. welcomed a new worthy matron, Mrs. Mary Matheny. Holiday decorations were used on the table.

Favors were Christmas pixies. The committee included Mrs. Freda Adkins, Mrs. Vada Faloon and Mrs. McDowell.

Officers will be in charge of the dinner Jan. 15 at the hotel. 'A Christmas decorations were used throughout the home when Mrs. Madeline Delaney of Ohio Ave. entertained the Four Aces Club Thursday night.

Two tables of 500 were In play, with prizes going to Mrs. Kthel Brenneman, Mrs. Margaret Reed. Mrs. Ruth Bryner and Mrs.

Norma Russell, traiel. Mrs Gertrude Dawson and Mrs. Bonita Webb received gifts. A gift exchange was held. Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.

John Work and Mrs. Brenne- men, guests. The buffet table featured a holiday theme. The club will meet Jan. 9 with Mrs.

Mildred Diven of Smiths Ferrv. The annua! Christmas luncheon of the Fellowship Club of the Ohio Valley Busine.ss College was held Friday afternoon in the classrooms. Covers were arranged for .35 LINDA PUGH Fiance Of Robert Shannon. Miss Linda Pugh Plan To Marry Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Pugh of 2.36Vz W. 5th St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Linda Eileen Pugh, to Pvt. Robert Nod Shannon, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Uril Shannon of Gladys LaCroft. Miss Pugh, who was graduated in 1968 from East Liverpool High School, is employed at City Hospital. Her fiance, who formerly was employed at the National Church Supply i.s taking ba.sic training at Ft. Knox, Ky. No date has been set for the wedding.

Binder and Mrs. Virginia Schneider, and the decorating committee. Miss Titus, Miss Sherry Bennett, Miss Barbara May and Larry Smith. sii A coverdish dinner highlighted the Christmas party of All- American Council 287, Daughters of America, Tuesday night at the D. of A.

hall. Covers were arranged for 25 at tables decorated with ornaments. Mrs, Alice Hurst gave the blessing and assisted Mrs. Lucy Redmond with the gift exchange. The committee included Mrs.

a i Bloor, Mrs. Sara Hall and Mrs. Lesley Tatgenhorst, Mrs. Ruby Stewart, councilor, and Mrs. Viola Powell, associate, presided for business.

The drill prize was won by Mrs. Stewart. An all-white installation ceremony will be held Jan. 7. The Distributive Education Class of East Liverpool High School held a Christmas party Friday morning at the school.

Linda Johnson was presented a gift of $25 for the most sales totaling $316 in the yearbook advertising campaign. A gift was presented Joseph Smith, sponsor. ift. Mrs. Elizabeth was elected president of the a 'rwenty Club diaing a smorgasbord dinner party Tuesday night with Mrs, Kay Blankenship of Pennsylvania Ave, Other officers named were Mrs.

Mfiry Wines, vice president, and Mrs. Blasnkenflhip, secretary treasurer. Mrs. Dailey, retiring president, presided. Secret pals were revealed with gifts, and names were for new ones.

A gift exchange was held Covers were arranged for 12 at tables decorated in a holiday thenve. Favors were floral aurangements. The hostess was assisted by Aks. Czech and Mrs. Flora lAidwig.

The Jan 28 session algo will be held with Mrs. Blankenship, with Mirs. Ludwig as associate hostess. A personal shower for Mrs Card Moosev' was held during a of the l.iadies Mis- Society of the Heights Bible Baptist Church Tuesday night with Mrs June Moore of 7th The group voted to subscribe to the Ohio Independent Baptist Bulletin. Devotions were conducted by Mrs.

Norma Welker and Mrs ed when plans were made to send flowers 1o the shut-ins. A gift exchange was held. Covers were arranged for 12 by tlie social committee McG-affic and Mrs, Kidder. The next wnll be in February it How Far To was reviewed by Mrs, Dickey during the coverdish dinner meeting of Naomi Ode of the Calvary United Church Tuesday night with Mrs. Ruby Heldman of Lincoln Heights.

Mrs. Suzanne Burke conducted devotions. Mrs. Jacie Blatch read a poem Busiiness was conducted by Mr.s, Tbelda Davis, president. Dessert served by ho.stes.s, ais.sisted by Mrs.

Burke. A gift w'as held. The circle will meet Jan 21 with Mrs. Pauline Oarmichaefl of Myler Park. Mrs.

Bet.ty I aki yder and Mrs. Jo Ann Birch will arrange the program, Mrs, Ann Fisher was honored with a belated birthday an- niver.sary luncheon Tue.sday afternoon at the home of Mrs. iSamaiel Shaffer of Birch Rd. She was presented gifts and cards in a ba.sket. Luncheon was at a ta- Mooeey.

Mrs. Helen Beagle of- decorated with pine and der of Eastern Star, 'Rifursday night at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Mary Wright and her committee were in charge. The tables were decoratai with green netting and winter birds.

Mrs. FYainces McDonald, worthy matron, presented officers with corsages. Mrs, McDonald read a Christmas poem, and said flowers will be sent to all ahut-m members, Mrs. Am Oawthon, past worthy matron, was in charge of the Participa'lmg in a kitchen were Mrs. Evelyn Six, Mrs.

Mabel Six, Mrs. Edith Shepherd, Mrs. 1 a Lowers, Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. Ruth Brewer, Mrs.

Brewer led group singing. Santa Claus distributed gifts. A gift exchange also was held. Mrs. Ola Weaver and hei committee will be in charge of refreshments at the next meeting Jan.

2. Mrs. Mary Schladen and Mrs. Caro! Butler, a guest, were awarded prizes for canasta when Mrs. Mary Dudgeon of Grandview entertained the JC Club at a Christmas party Thursday night, A gift exchange was held.

The hostess and Mrs. Marion Reed served lunch. The next meeting will be Jan. 2 with Mrs. Schladen of Grandview.

yt: fsf. The .500 Club held a Christmas dinner Thursday night at Diningroom on Route 30. Mrs Helen Champion was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Maxine Burch entertained the club later at her home on liOuisiana Ave.

Two tables of 500 were in play, with prizes going to Mrs. Ethel Gleckner and Mrs, Esther Shenton. A gift exchange was held. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The home was decorated in a Christmas motif.

The next meeting will be Jan. 2 with Mrs. Mabel Haney of 5th St. during a gift exchange. New ones were chosen for 1969.

Prayer was offered by Mrs. Fannie Rayburn who also read a poem. The next meetiing will be Jan. 16. Eighteen attended the annual Christmas coverdish dinner meeting of the Gleaners Class of the Newell United Methodist Church Thursday night in the Fellowship Center.

Dinner was served by a committee of Mrs. Sue McGown, Mrs. Ruth Johnson and Mrs. Marie Silliman. Mrs.

Zelma McCullough, president, presided for the business meeting when $10 was authorized for the church building fund and $5 was sent to the Pitts Mission in Tennessee. The class presented gifts to Oral McGown, class teacher, and Mrs. Mildred Nelson, assistant teacher. McGown presented gifts to each member of the class. The blessing was offered by McGown who also read the Christmas story for devotions.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn J. Toe I Hostesses were named for the of 816 St. George St.

announce first six months next year. Closing prayer was given by Mrs. Saturday, December 21, 1968 East Liverpool RevliW JUDITH ANN TICE Wedding Set April 26. Engagement Set By Judith Tice, John A. Teresh fered prayer Refreshments were served 17 by hostess, assisted by Mrs.

Myrtlene Browning. Tbe next will be Jan 21 Witti Mrs. Dorotihy Gilbert of Westfield Rd, Chrtstmas dolls. The group made pine cone flowers. Business was conducted by Mi.ss Janet Andrews, honored queen, during a meeting of tbe of their daughter, Miss Judith Ann Tice, to J(rtm A.

Teresh, son of Mr and Mrs. John Teresh of Weirton. Miss Tice, a 1964 graduate of East Liverpool High School, is at Cigar PromisCS Her fiance ws graduated in from Weir High Sebool and in from the Coyne Electrical School in Chicago. He is employed at the Weirton Steel Co. The wedding will take place April 26 at St.

Church. Scott. The next meeting will be Jan. 16 at the church with Mrs. Violet Jennings and Mrs.

Scott hostesses. School Guards During January Midland Couple To Mark Their Golden Anniversary Wellsville Society Miss Ruth 532-2288 turkey dinner at 6.30 preceded the meeting of Tirzah Rebekah Ixxige 370 Tuesday night in the Perpetual Savings and I.OQn Co. building. Mrs. Croldie Hawksworth and her committee served 30.

An exchange was held, with Mrs. Cora Bowmian and Mrs. Esther Taylor distributing the gifts, which had been placed around a decorated Christmas tree. Mrs. liowman, noble grand, was in charge of the meeting.

Mrs. Elizabeth Pugh was reported as having undergone from the Go.spei! of Matthew when the Association of the Covenant United Presbyterian Church met Thursday night in the chiroh. Tie leader followed with a story, Pattern of and Mrs. Emma Lewis led in imayer. Mrs.

Adriana Dryer compared Christianity with other faiths which were studied during the year. business conducted by Mrs. president, a I donation of $50 was sent to one I of the gifts. The hostesses, Mrs Janet Moore and Mrs. Ethyl Stroble, served refreshments School safety patrol guards have been promised through the month of January by the Liverpool board of following discussion at an informal session of the board Friday night at the former high school building.

William Blair, chairman of a commi'ttee named to meet with city Oouncii to review the situation, reported that because of a conflict of schedules the two have not yet been able to get together. He said that dvic groups will be asked for financial support to continue the program until the matter is revsofved. Driver Charged In Area Mishap Lu-. jmnttbt 4k 4L and Mrs. Leo Doyle of 748 Penn Midland, will observe their 50th wedding anniversary Tuesday.

They were married Dec. 24, 1918, at St. Catholic Church in Scranton. in the Ardibishop Canevin eral Assembly, a ihird degree member of Midland Knights of Columbus, Council 2005 and a member of the Midland Holy Name Society. Mrs.

Dovle is a 'of They will be honored by their the Catholic Daughters of Amer- children with an Court 6.53, and a member Dec. 29 from 2 to 5 p.m. atjof the Christian Mothers Guild the Presentation Church of the Presentation Church. lyceum. Tiev have four children.

Mrs. Doyle retired from Don King of Pittsburgh, Midland Division in 1963 after working 40 years as a senior smelter in the Open Hearth. He Is a fourtli degree knight L-eo Doyle Jr. of Industry and Paul Doyle and Robert Doyle of Midland and nine grandchildren. Plans For Two Proiects Outlined At Club Meeting Mrs.

Cora Nickels used cited for failing to stop in the assured dear distence as the result of a two car accident on Route 45 about a half mile south of Salem Friday. The Ohio Highway Patrol at Song of the by Dr Ralph Gray for devotions when Mizpah Class of the First United Methodist Church met Thursday night at the home of Bianca Eckfield of Main St. Lisbon said George R. McHen- The leader also toJd of ry, 25, of 884 Lisbon St. was Birth of traveling north in a 1968 coach.

Miss Mae Marshall, pre.sident, attempting to pass a 1969 sedan conducted business. operated by Robert E. Hart. Mrs. H.

F. Banfield was pre- 49, of Bay Shore, N. and sented a gift from the class. A i another unidentified car, whw surgery Monday at the City gift exchange was held, with southbound vehicle forced his Hospital. Mrs.

Alice IVIiller in charge car to re-enter his own lane. An 0 'uditang committee of: The home was decorated in and his car struck tbe Hart Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Hazel keeping with the season. Lunch vehicle was served 17 by the hosteas, assisted by Mrs Anna Patter- and Mrs.

Nickels. The Jan. 23 meeting will he with Mrs. Louise Barcus of 18th ourred ait 11:56 a. m.

St, and Clark Ave. Plans to assist with response was of the mas at the Hancock Home and the The program included carol- I An East man was i program were complet- and mntpctc; foiiina frt in the during the Christmas partv 1 of the Junior Club' Refreshments were served by Thursday night with Mrs. Jess the liostess and the social com- Finley of St. Clair Ave. mittee comprised of Mrs.

Turn- Contributions amounting to er, Mrs. George Bingham, Mrs. $115 were received from local, Frvman and Mrs. Sue residents for the purchase of gifts which will be taken Monday night to the home. Mrs.

Ralph 'Turner and Mrs. Thomas Gerace headed the project. Gifts for the program were displayed beneath a decorated tree. They and Mrs. Mary was appointed.

Tlw next meeting will be Jan. 7. with Mrs. Doris Knepper, Mrs Dora Wilson and s. Mary Hough the social commit- te.

Instillation will be held Jan. 21. A passenger in the Hart auto, Susan Hart, 21, of Bay Shore complained of injuries but was not treated. TTie accident oc- rwv Daughters Bethel 61 Wed- Travel award for 500 went to I Masonic Current officers were retain- Mrs Lula Mae Cophn wiien she xemple i during the ooveixiish dinner entertained the Marvel Me- for rneeting of Calendar Coterie of bw home on Martha St. Kristv Pellev, librarian a Mrs.

Nedra Butcher and Mrs regular will Kathleen Nuzum. Tie club will meet Jan 16 with Mrs Dolores New'bold (rf McDonald St. A stoiy Unbelievablf be Jan. 15. Birthday anniversaries honored was read by Mrs were those of Miss Sherry Titus Marie Amos during the Chnst and Robert Francis.

Charles Husted, president, was general chairman, assisted by Miss Janet Marshall, Miss Jane Wease, Mrs. Bernice Curran and Mrs. Mane Stier. The refreshments committee Included Miss Jennifer Koerber, kss Sally Boswell, Mrs. Elaine mas coverdish dinner party of McGaffic Memorial Class of tbe Boyoe United Methodist Church Thursday night at Hall Auditorium.

Mrs. Ethel Amvitrong conducted on tbe CTrist- mas Mrs, George McGaffic presid- Chester Society Mrs. J. D. Miller 387-2721 the (tonvenant Unitel Presbyter ian Church Thursday afternoon at 1 in the homie of Mrs.

Lsabel Hart of Clark Ave They are: Mrs. Bertha fleed. pre.sident; Mrs. Charles Newell Society IIow Can By ANNE ASHLEY covered with a white cloth and centered with an arrangement of green pine and white reindeer, Slides of Hawaii will be screened Mrs. Llovd Mans- were taken Fridav morning to Westgate School by Mrs.

Don. aid Chamberlain and her tdenmoor seruee cen- mittee. of the Ohio Valley Gas Co. Mrs. Kenneth Lane, I- Mrs.

Joseph Timmnn.s is dent, conducted busine.ss. A let- gram chairman and Mrs. Ev-' ter of thanks was read from a erett Ludwig social chairman. Vietnam hospital which reeeiv-, ----------------------ed a Christmas tree. I International Devotions were conducted by i in Chicago is the world's busiest Mrs.

Leonard Smith. Roll call commercial air terminal. Mrs. J. D.

Miller 387-2721 Q. How can I remove catsup stains from fabrics? 1 Since age makes these Btessing was offered by Mrs. i plains the Birtie Jividen when the Willing in a fairlv vice president; Mrs. Hart, solution of neutral stains with collection was taken to pack a box for a Vietnam sen Iceman devotiom in thn ahsenee of Mrs Hill She read Gertrude Ferbee read absence of hih reao cbristmas story. (Tames St with the blunt edge of a knife TOriien attended the event Some 75 children of the West- i the Christmas story from Luke flush again with the water-detergent solution.

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