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PAGE 8 EAST LIVERPOOL REVIEW, EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 ie Socia Notebook Fifteen members responded roll call by paying dues at the meeting of the Club Tuesday night in the East End lOOF Hall. Mrs. Sadie Whitney, vice president, conducted business. Mrs. Kay Blankenship opened the meeting with prayer and the group followed with the Prayer.

Cards were signed for sick members. Games and contests were enjoyed with prizes going to Mrs. Cora Dailey, Mrs. Essie Bole and Mrs. Elizabeth Czech.

Refreshments were served by Mrs. Blankenship, Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Eva Tucker. The next meeting will be June 2 with Mrs.

Lois Hughes of HUlcrest Dr. Mrs. Clara Clendenning and Mrs. Dailey will be co-hostesses. w.

Two tables of 500 were in play for the NBG Club Tuesday night with Mrs. Aretta Brooks of Erie St. Prizes were won by Mrs. Beverly McKinney and Mrs. Mossie Martin.

Lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs. Pat Heacock, 826 Lincoln will entertain June 2. ss Miss Anne Wooliscroft used the theme, and Skyways, to dedicate the love gift at the meeting of the Elizabeth Fleming Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Monday night with Miss Ora McElroy of E. 3rd St Mrs.

Mildred Boso, program chairman, followed the topic, Work Shall Ye Do," for her discussion, with Mrs. Merle Starr, and Misses Suzette and Suzanne Beaver participating. Mrs. Arzelia Green offered prayer with all joining for the circle prayers and meditation for evcn- gelism. During conducted by Mrs.

Green, president, chairmen appointed their committees. The social committee for the year will be Mrs. Wilma Beaver, chairman, Mrs. Jessie McCune, Mrs. Ruth Welch and Mrs.

Roxie Shenkel. Refreshments were served 13 by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Phoebe Myers and Mrs. Bertha Dailey. The next meeting will be June at the church.

The Voguettes Social Club will meet Monday with Mrs. Shirley Hays of 1st A recipe exchange will be held. 'M Mothers will be honored at the meeting of the Missionary Society of the First United Presbyterian Church Monday in the social rooms. Mrs. Nessie Dunlop will present the program and Mrs.

Willis Gaston will be social chairman. The MNS Club will have dinner Monday night at Smorgasbord in Youngstown. The Welcome Class of the Pennsylvania Ave. Methodist Church will meet Monday in the social rooms with Clyde Downard in charge of games and Mrs. Gerry Everhart, worship chairman.

The auxiliary of Liverpool Township, East, volunteer fire department will meet Monday in the fire hall. Mrs. Betty Trevor of Calcutta will be hostess Monday for the Get-Together Club. as 25 The Ladies Auxiliary of the Eagles Aerie will meet Monday at the lodge home for business. as Mrs.

Emma Wilson will be hostess for the meeting of the auxiliary of the Marine Corps League Monday at the detachment home. 'M The Merry Mixers Club will meet Monday with Mrs. Peggy Burcham of Crawford Rd. The auxiliary of the Glenmoor volunteer fire department will meet Monday at the Glenmoor fire hall, ai The WSCS of the First Methodist Church will meet Monday in the social rooms. Mrs.

Neil Patchin will have devotions, Mrs. Gail Richmond and Miss Jesse Henry, the program, and Martha Circle members will be hostesses. Navy Mothers of America Club 197 will meet Monday at the YMCA. Mrs. Mary Wines, commander, wiU preside.

Mrs. Mary Sanford of Bank St. will be hostess Monday for the MYUT Club. A coverdish dinner will be featured at the meeting of St. Guild of Women of St.

Episcopal Church Monday at the Parish Hall. Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mrs. Alva Stevens, Mrs. Florence Smith and Mrs.

Jackie Trantor will be hostesses. A program was featured at the meeting of the Calcutta Grange Tuesday night at the Grange Hall. Ellis Wright gave a reading, Carl Kirkbride sang of Mine" and Ruth Barnard gave another reading, Day." The group sang Mother Be There." Wilmer Bryson Jr. presented accordion selections and Kirkbride gave a humorous reading, Granger Out West." Dwight Hickman, worthy master, presided for business. Mrs.

Gertrude Spicer and Mrs. Grace Thompson will be chairmen i for the rummage sale the week of May 18 at the East End lOOF Hall. The Grange will sponsor public dinners on Saturday and May 18. Mrs. Bertha Reynolds gave the closing prayer.

Mrs. Nelson Wright Elected United Women's President Mrs. Nelson Wright was elect- Refreshments were served by ed president of the United Wo- Mr. and Mrs. William Prescott.

The next meeting will be June 2 at the hall with Mrs. Dwight Hickman as hostess. Mrs. Gayle Merriman was program chairman for the meeting of the Pennsylvania Ave. Methodist Church Tuesday night in the social rooms.

She based her discussion on the theme, Your Light So Shine and Go Ye Into All the World," with Mrs. Mary Brunstetter accompanist for the group singing. Gamble spoke on her experiences Mrs. Madge Walton used Day" as the devotion theme for the meeting of the Past Worthy High Priestess Club Monday night at the home of Mrs. Mabel Smith of Broadway.

Mrs. Irma Vaughn, president. Association of the Trinity United Presbyterian Church at a meeting Tuesday night in the social rooms. Others elected were: Mrs. Leonard Gamble, first vice president; Miss Helen Hannahs, second vice president; Mrs.

James Sheets, third vice president; Mrs. Thomas Fannin, recording secretary; Mrs. Harold Neff, assistant recording secre- there and read a letter revealing was in charge of business and the history of a convert she met while at the training school. Mrs. Wesley Montgomery gave highlights of the conference.

Color slides also accompanied Mrs. Leland commentary on the Purdue meeting, which she attended with Mrs. Edgar Pittenger. program. Games and contests were the diversion.

Lunch was served by the hostess and Miss Grayce Miller. The June hostess will be Mrs. Walton of Chester. Veterans The auxiliary of The meeting was closed with the Foreign Wars Post 9285 will group repeating the of hold a semi-formal dance Satur- United Presbyterian Women. day night at 9 at the Mrs.

Montgomery, presi- post home as a benefit for pro- tary; Mrs. Judson Allison, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Kenneth Persohn, treasurer; Mrs. Donald tin for the sewing group, Mrs. Mrs.

Evelyn Arnold read Ps. 148 Duke, assistant treasurer; Missj Donald Baxter, spiritual life chair- for devotions on the subject, Frances Jones, parliamentarian, man, and Mrs. William Persohn dent, conducted business with re-jjects of the group, ports given by Mrs. Howard Mar- Mrs. Lillie Boggs, president, said Little orchestra of Youngstown will provide the music.

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SHOP 6-4604 Bring the Church the World." Mrs. Velma Watson offered prayer. Mrs. Dorothy Mae Lawrence, president, conducted business with reports given by Mrs. Dorothy Flora, Mrs.

Mabel Neiser and Mrs. Watson. A letter of thanks was read from Mrs. Howard Tice, president of the Boyce Methodist WSCS, in regards to the recent visitation. and Mrs.

J. Wallace Chetwynd, historian. announced this is the third year for Fellowship of the Least; The nominating committee in- Coin," in which members contrib- im Wellsville Personals Mr. and Mrs. John L.

Smith eluded Mrs. Lester Hall, chairman, Mrs. Donald Baxter, Mrs. Howard Claypool and Mrs. Edgar Pittenger.

Installation will be held Nov. 8: spiritual reading and distributed during the Sunday morning thank-1 pamphlets concerning the library. ute a penny per month for schol-of New Kensington have concluded arships. Miss Frances Jones, Carnegie Library librarian, listed books for a visit with his brother. Grant Smith and wife, of Broadway.

offering service. Mrs. Lawrence Hayden present- She answered inquiries about a large table display of books for Chester Society DeMar Miller EV 7-2721 Plans were discussed for completion of improvements to church kitchen. Lunch was served by the Lydia Circle. Mrs.

Fred Hood, president, was in charge. Thd next meeting will be July 7. Rogers The WCTU will meet Friday ernoon in the basement of the Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs.

William Young of Boardman and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson'of East Liverpool were Sun- Chester School Groups To Give MuMcal Event A musical style show will be presented by the Chester High School home economics department and choir Friday night at 8 at the school auditorium. Some 85 girls will take part in the style program, while a choir of 75 wil! be directed by John Clovis, music instructor. Mrs.

Dor- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray, home economics teacher, is in charge of the show. Background music will be provided by Mr. and Mrs.

Clovis. Tickets may be purchased at the door. Proceeds will be used for the home economics department and choir. Hampson. Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Davis and sons spent Sunday at Youngstown. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Davis of Detroit returned Monday after a visit with Mrs. Florence Bable. Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Wright visited Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Evans of Lisbon Sunday.

Misses Agnes Cope and Betty Stephens of Lakewood were weekend guests of Mrs. Ruth Cope. Mrs. Donald Dickey of Lisbon visited her mother, Mrs. Essie Thomas, Monday.

Miss Mary Morris underwent a tonsillectomy Monday at Salem City Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weddle have moved from R. D.

to a home they purchased at Salem. Mrs. Alice Yoho.was named a Plans were discussed to send; ed organ background music for the church women, two girls to summer conferences, worship service of Mrs. Edgar An training school for delegate for a district Rebekah A contribution of $100 was given! Pittenger, who based her devo- the district, under the direction of convention in June at a meeting of to the church cleaning fund. Cards tions on the daily meditations giv- Mrs.

Bray Toot, president of Springs Rebekah were signed for the sick and shut- ins. en at the National Quadrennial benville Presbyterial, will be held meeting last summer at Purdue; May 28 at the church and the The Mary Martha Circle will! University. Her Scripture refer- guest speaker will be a mission- sponsor a skating party Tuesday night at the Melody Lane Rink at Hookstown. Installation of new officers will be held during the Sunday morning services May 17. Lunch was served by the Miriam Circle with Mrs.

Betty Boram, Mrs. Opal Kountz, Mrs. Flora and Mrs. Arnold in charge. The next meeting will be June 2 at the church.

A traveling basket of baked goods was adopted as the new project at the meeting of the D. E. Class Tuesday night in the social rooms of the Glenmoor United Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Barbara Henderson read Ps.

91 for devotions, followed by the Prayer by the group. Following business conducted by Mrs. Thelma Green, president, she presented games and contests. Lunch was served by Mrs. Ruth Ann Jones and Mrs.

Ginny House. The next meeting will be June 2 at the church and hostesses will be Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Dorothy Williams. im The Sara Watson Class of the Calvary Methodist Church will meet Friday night instead of May 15 at the home of Mrs.

Blanch Bennett, 910 Peake St. Mrs. Pansy McDonnell will be co-hostess. 2K 25 Miss Sara Heddleston presented Tuesday night at the lOOF hall. Mrs.

Mary Paisley was elected alternate to the event to be held at Triadelphia. Mrs. Yoho and Mrs. Wilma LaScola were appointed co-chairmen no- meeting No Muffler Costs $10 LISBON WiUiam E. House of Canton was fined $10 and costs Wednesday by Mayor John Todd for driving without a muffler on his car.

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Get Fills todayi ence was Gal. and the ary from Guatemala. A sack lunch group hymn was Is King will be featured with the social of Kings." the keynote hymn of.committ^ furnishing coffee the conference. The Neeley Group ibie grands at the next meeti Mrs. Wright sang Other of altar flowers jg Land," accompanied by Mrs.

May and the Black Group Lunch was served 15 by Mrs. Hayden. June with the Schock Group re-j Abrams and committee. Mrs. Mary McCracken gave the membering the shut-ins July Esther Cowles, noble grand, prayer for missions in Brazil from! Apple blossoms and lilacs were; presided.

Yearbook of Prayer." Mrs. used for the centerpiece at the! (ICANED BRIGHT-PRICED RIGHT! Alan Emmerling and Mrs. Kenneth Persohn received the offering. The program theme was Plan a and speakers were the delegates to the 1958 summer conferences. Mrs.

Clarence Green screened color slides taken at Wooster College and Mrs. esses. buffet table at which Mrs. Mont gomery poured. Refreshments wq tables of 500 were in play at a meeting of the Beldonna Club were served by the Neeley Group, jygjjgy The next meeting will be July fjelson of Florida Ave.

7 when Mrs. Martin will present a book review, Miss Dorothy Leigh will have devotions and members of the Schock Group will be host- next meeting will be June 2 at the church. Personals ia Nuzzo, oiganist; Mrs. Barbara Onuska, treasurer; Mrs. Mary Poff, lecturer, and Mrs.

Emma Aloi and Mrs. Helen Franzetta three-year trustees. Trustees com- Donald R. Hay, a student at Mrs. Jen- State College at Angola, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert C. Hay, of the Bell School Rd. He is a freshman in the College of Commerce. Midland Society Alfred Steff MI 3-2131 The Queen Esther Class of the Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mrs.

S. E. Miller of Beaver Ave. Tuesday evening with the program for the meeting of John McNeillie, president, the Helen Gould Literary Club, presiding. Mrs.

Marshall Ungethu- Tuesday night with Mrs. Robert Boyce of Route 30, Chester. She prepared the roll call response to American High School Report" by Dr. Conant. Her book review was Heart of the Teacher" (Corello).

Mrs. Emmett Gaston, vice president, conducted business. An invitation was read from the East Liverpool Garden Club to attend a tea May 16 at the Ohio Power Co. Lilacs and varicolored tulips in a glass bowl were used as the centerpiece on the pink cloth-covered buffet table at which Mrs. Gaston poured.

Spring flowers were used throughout the home. Mrs. Alfred Stoddard of Park Way will entertain May 19. Mrs. Fraser Jackson will conduct roll call and Mrs.

Everett Chandler will review the book, A contribution to the Korean milk fund was made at the meeting of the Daisy Circle of the Orchard Grove Community Methodist Church Tuesday night in the social rooms. Mrs. Catherine Auberger gave the daily reading from Upper Room," devotion pamphlet, and led the responsive reading on Unity." Fred Neiser accompanied group singing and Carlos Deemer read a poem, Tests" (Guest). Mrs. Auberger, vice president, conducted business with routine reports given by committee chairmen.

A birthday card was signed for the 99th anniversary of Mrs. J. T. Smith and get-well cards for Mrs. E.

W. Allison, Mrs. Fred Pollock, Mrs. John Harries and Mrs. Beulah Stephens.

Refreshments were served by Mrs. Mae Rogers and Mrs. Pearl Hull. led devotions. The class purchased decorative dishes for the diningroom for use during the social activities.

The class will prepare and serve the 0 r-daughter banquet for the Scott Bible Class of the Four-mile United Presbyterian Church May 14 and dinners for the Industry Township Club May 21 and for the Presbyterian members of the graduating class Midland High School May 25. All will be served in the social rooms. Mrs. McNeillie, Mrs. Rex Black and Mrs.

Frank Potts were hostesses. A picnic will highlight the final meeting of the season June 2 at the home of Mrs. Thomas Shafer of Ohio Ave. The Gay Club met at the home of Mrs. Bryant Perkins of Midland Heights Tuesday evening.

Prize winners in 5(X) were Mrs. Randolph Middleton and Mrs. Levi Feilder. Mrs. Fielder of Midland Heights will be hostess Tuesday.

TTie infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ratkovich Jr. of Industry was christened Kathy Ratkovich by the Rev. Milorad Dobrota Sunday afternoon in the St.

George Serbian Orthodox Church. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Prodonovich of Industry, are the godparents. Court Midland 653, Catholic Daughters of America, met in the lyceum (rf the Presentation Catholic Church Tuesday evening election of officers.

Mrs. J. D. SmiUi was re-elected grand regent; Mrs. Margaret Migliore, vice regent; Mrs.

Mary Muhic, prophetess; Mrs. Sarah Duffy, monitor; Mrs. Blanche Marciniak, sentinel; Mrs. Patric- nie Wirag and Mrs. Helen Pedro two-year, Mrs.

Mary Papa and Mrs. Peggy Schmitt, one-year. Donations were made to the diocesan committee for hospitals and to the July 4th parade committee. The 38th anniversary of the court will be celebrated at dinner" on Sunday, May 31, at Restaurant. Past grand regents and officers of the court will be in charge of arrangements.

The court voted to give an award to a Midland High School senior for perfect attendance and a $5 each to the honor boy and girl of the Parochial School. Mrs. Duffy and Miss Marie Morales won prizes in games. The next social meeting will be May 19 with Mrs. Smith and Mrs.

Rodosky in charge of the program and luncheon commiUee. Wellsville Society Miss Ruth Urie 2-2288 Leisure Club members were entertained Monday night at the home of Mrs. Jean Broderick of 15th St. Winners in 5(X) were Mrs. Clara Murray, Mrs.

Elsie Williams. Mrs. Louise Lloyd and Mrs. Mary Cathell. Refreshments were served.

The club will meet June 2 with Mrs. Murray of 10th St. Games were the diversion when the Jolly Friendship Club met Tuesday night with Mrs. Theresa Ceneviva of Commerce St. Prizes were won by Mrs.

Edna McIntosh, Mrs. Georgia Mick, Mrs. Kathleen McGraw, Mrs. Robert McGraw, Mrs. Jean DeSenze and Mrs.

Alberta Grimm. Lunch was served 12 by the hostess and her sister, Mrs. Robert McGraw. The club will meet May 19 at the Grimm home, .325 10th St. ss Members of the Gaiety 500 Club met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs.

Mamie Wolf of 1st St. Mrs. Jennie Deshler and Mrs. Ann Bucher won prizes. The hostesses was assisted in serving by her daughter, Mrs.

Rose White. The meeting May 19 will be at the Bucher home on 1st St. Prizes were won by Mrs. Phillip LaScola, Mrs. Edgar Johnson and Mrs.

Anthony Amedeo. A birthday gift was presented to Mrs. Johnson by the club. Lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs. Amedeo.

The next meeting will be May 20 with Mrs. John Burda of Florida Ave. Mrs. Estella Baker read a poem, at a meeting of Dorcas Circle of the Methodist Church Tuesday night at the Durbin Memorial Center. Mrs.

Anna Grewell led prayer, and Miss Alda Fowler read the Scripture. Mrs. Donald Mills accompanied group singing. An article on Day was read by Mrs. Joseph Herbert.

Mrs. Rollie Brown read a poem. Fund-raising projects were discussed by Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Charles Michaels.

Lunch was served by Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Michaels. Miss Fowler, chairman, presided. The next meeting will be June 2.

Miss Maude Stewart led a group discussion on Moving Target" at a meeting of the Organization Tuesday night at the Westminster United Presbyterian Church. Taking part in the discussion were Mrs. J. C. Ankrom.

Mrs. Roy DeLong, Mrs. Charles French, Mrs. T. E.

Ridge and Mrs. C. 0. Comm. Mrs.

Wilbur Mosser led devotions. A report on a new charter for Christian action was given by Mrs. Harry Hobbs and Mrs. Harold Gregory. Miss Wilma Plotts, treasurer, reported $483 netted from a talent dollar project last month.

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