Sunday Times Signal from Zanesville, Ohio • 14

Page Two Sectton Society THE SUNDAY TIMES SIGNAL ZANESVILLE OHIO MARCH 28 1943 'f Bride on Easter Monday Betrothal Made Known Bi ft to a Wed 1 I i THE BEAUTY BAZAAR Rear Taylor 1 GET THE ACTS i All Accounts ederally Insured up to $500000 CURRENT DIVIDEND 3 Mutual ederal RROBYV GRAMTE ROM i I ifth St Zaneesllle 1 AR BONDS OR SALE HERE VICTORY DEPENDS ON 1 A LOT LITTLE 1 Dr Sulsberger Wins THINGS 16 Victory for America Committee Plans Young Business Women's Dinner 3 eclipse laundry Phone 197 YWCA general secretary Mrs church pas officer and with a gift of is of I I I STAR HOPE class of Pleas ant Grove Methodist church will be entertained by Mrs Mildred Jones Route 4 on Tuesday eve ning length dress of blue and with blue accessories to and wearing a corsage of and gardenias Miss Jane became the bride of Ben (Bob) Howiler in a cere performed Wednesday in eel free to come and discuss your home financing ar rangements with one of our friendly officers any time Here you deal with local business friends having a real interest in your welfare Kopchak Miss Nannie Otto Davis and Mrs then followed the love or the purpose of expressing the unity of business and professional young women in the YWCA throughout the world a nation wide observance is being held this week In Zanesville the occasion will be observed by a dinner meeting at 6:15 Tuesday in the YWCA GLEANERS class of Market Street Baptist church will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs John Shank of Luck avenue The assistant hostess will be Miss Martha Warden counsellor Miss reading Christian Robert Shaner Edgar Toll Mrs Mae citizenship Noxsel Anderson chairman Mrs Carl Cooper secretary now a junior in Northwestern university va III where she is a major in the School of Speech She is a member of Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority and is active in camp us affairs Mr Landis who was edu cated at St John's Military academy Delafield Wis Northwestern university and at Coe college Cedar Rapids Young business women from various groups of the association will attend They will be address ed by Zanesville women who are leaders in business and profession al life The meeting is sponsored by the Older Group Work committee of the YWCA of which Mrs Anderson is chairman The committee new this year is interested mainly in fostering the educational program of young business and professional women of the YWCA Miss Ethel Mast representing the board at the dinner will bring greetings to the business girls The program will be a panel on the theme Job The National This is the subject chosen by the nation wide planning committee The panel will be pre sented by three women outstand ing ip their professions and con versant with the critical problems of the present day as they affect women Mrs Mary Vashti unk w'ill open the panel with a discussion of the left to right are Mig Rose lndeiM Miss Evelyn Seated Robert Morrison co chairman of the committee Mrs Miss Clara Gross lounger Girls DINNER OR PAUL MASON Paul Mason who left Saturday afternoon for ort Hayes Colum bus where he has been Inducted into the army and Billy Hibbs of Hopewell who is home for a few days following his basic training at Great Lakes Ill naval station were guests of honor at a family dinner riday evening It was giv en by Mr uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Harry Gonder of North street with whom he made his home Patriotic decorations prevailed and the evening was spent socially Both young men received many nice gifts Denner Denner and Loren Imes numbers were also Mrs auver Mrs Mrs red Denner othey Amrine The guest speaker Mrs A Dud row of Granville a returned missionary from Burma presented a worthwhile message American flags decorated the dining tables and there were red white and blue streamers Minia ture ships were the favors The Business and Professional group members with Mrs Paul letcher head had charge of the decora tions and during the evening the annual reports were heard MISS BETTY LOUISE EPPLEY Miss Betty Louise Eppley daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Eppley 1306 Linden avenue has set Easter Monday April 26 for her wedding to Robert rancis Dennis son of Mrs Chloe Dennis 814 Superior street and the late Carl Dennis The Rev ather Michael Welinitz will perform the ceremony in the par sonage of St Nicholas church Miss Eppley is a gradu ate of St Nicholas high school and is a member of St Nicholas church Mr Dennis an employe of the Ameri can Rolling Mill company is a graduate of Lash high school and a member of the Brighton Presbyterian church la is stationed at Mitchell ield with the United States Naval Air orce admin istration He is a member of the firm of the Coffee Cor poration of Chicago Mr and Mrs Maxwell Landis and their son Marshall Landis are guests in the Magaziner home this week end HOSTESS AT EUCHRE CLUB Mrs Ernest Hauserman 707 Echo avenue will entertain her euchre club Monday evening The game is played at three tables and prizes are awarded Betty Zane Meets Monday at McCurdy Home Mrs Clark McCurdy 1003 Se born avenue will be hostess to members of 'the Betty Zane Child Conservation league at a meeting Monday afternoon Dessert will be served at 1:30 o'clock Mrs Roberts will be assist ant hostess The Rev Paul Varner of the St Luke's American Lutheran church will be the guest speaker on the subject "The Ap proach to Mrs John enwick is president of the group A 8 CLUB A club will be guests of Mrs John Day 715 Prospect avenue Tuesday at a luncheon meeting at the YWCA The aft ernoon will be spent sewing for zjeinesaa nospnai Church Social Activities Miss Boyer Bride Of Howiler LESS GAS MORE HOME LIE RK PREPARED WHEN 10t)B hungry ones demand you PASS THE KITCHEN AMMUNITION Bey's Cheese Market ITH A MARKET STS Bldg Open Thursday Afternoon Phone 110 SEMPER IDELIS class of Co burn Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs Merlin Court ney Licking View on Monday eve ing Mrs Branson Spring will lead the devotionals Miss Dorothea Sealover will present the mystery box On account of the Illness of the president Mrs Russell Co hagan Mrs Rudolph Russi vice Mrs Walker Elected Church Circle Head Mrs George Walker was elected president of the Circle of Market Street Baptist church at the meeting held ri day evening in the church dining room Other officers named are: first vice president Mrs Sims missionary vice president Mrs Manning religious ed ucation vice president Miss Bes sie Lee recording secretary Mrs Edwin Roe: assistant recording secretary Mrs red Garrett cor responding secretary Miss Brenda Conn treasurer Mrs orrest Sar baugh assistant treasurer Mrs red Denner flower committee Miss Lucy ogg and Miss Calla Roberts pianist Miss Vivian Yo der assistant pianist Mrs Charles Denner Circle leaders No 1 circle Mrs Robert Shaner No 2 Mrs Clar ence Snode No 3 Mrs Paul letcher No 4 Mrs Arthur Bar rell No 5 Mrs Mildred Cain Committee chairmen devotion als Miss Marie Lewis and Mrss Belle Crosier program Mrs Ivor Rusk white cross Mrs Caldwell Orr needlework Mrs Edwin Kop chak student Brenda Conn literature Mrs reading books Mrs Christian friendliness Richardson Christian Miss Lulu Parrish Rev Lloyd Snell tor was the installing presented each officer appropriate to her office The in stallation took place following the election and Mrs Mae Browne was at the piano Miss Vivian Yoder presented piano numbers and Mrs au ver sang Miss Ola Miskimen as sisted by Miss Parrish conducted the devotionals Mrs Elmer Closs man also appeared on the program and there were readings by Mrs Mrs Muse Mrs Connar and offering A dinner was served by members of Muskingum chapter No 485 Order of Eastern Star preceding the program and there were mu sical numbers by Harold Lutz and Charles Denner on violins with Mrs Charles Denner the accompa nist and she was also accompanist for the horn quartet composed of Mr Lutz Mr Denner Richard vocal presented by Ruth isher and Miss Dor tremendous changes that are tak ing place in the lives of young busines women throughout the country and showing also what is happening in our local community She will tell of some of the changes taking place here in Zanesville Miss Vera Spratt who has been an active member of the Blue Tri angle for the past few years will discuss "Our Its Potential ities and She will emphasize the fact that a business girl must understand her com munity as well as the changes that are taking place in the world at large Dean Cora I Orr of Muskingum college will present the subject: "The Nation's She will say that it is the business to recognize the essential part played today by young business women in the war effort and play ed tomorrow in the post war world She will help the young business girl to think of her own abilities to view her job realistically to see that doing a good job where she now is brings greater personal sat isfaction and quicker professional advancement as well as contribu ting in the best way to the war ef fort ollowing the panel Miss Jose phine Sebach who is teacher co ordinator of distributive education at Lash High school will lead an informal discussion Miss Sebach is in a position to give many import ant facts about the types of jobs available and kinds of skills need ed in our community Those pres ent wdll have an opportunity to ask about existing vocational opportu nities Students of both Miss Orr and Miss Sebach who are now ready to go into jobs and have expressed a desire to hear the panel will be present Miss Evelyn Noxsel general sec retary of the Y'WCA will discuss the plans for the formation of the young business girls group which will continue to study the needs of the young business girl and will plan a program to meet these needs The older group work commit tee planning this observance in cludes Mrs Bernard Anderson chairman Mrs Robert Morrison co chairman Miss Rose indeiss RUSSELL BUTLER Russell Harvey Butler months old is the son of Mr and Mrs Harold Butler of Hopewell and the grandson of Mr and Mrs Harvey Butler of Hopewell and of Mrs Alta Hill of South Zanes Attired for her wedding in a street beige match roses Boyer jamin mony the Market Street Baptist church The Rev Snell read the single ring ceremony Attendants were Mr and Mrs David Boyer brother and sister in law of the bride After the wedding a dinner was served to close relatives and friends of the bride and groom Out of town guests were Mr Wal ter Howiler and son Bobby of Caldwell The couple after a brief wed ding trip will be at home in the Sturtz apartments until June 1 when they will move to their new ly furnished home The new Mrs Howiler is the daughter of Charles Boyer South Zanesville Mr Howiler the son of Mrs Anna Howiler Caldwell Savings Ixan Assn MUTUAL EDERAL Radio Stars Helen Hayes In Nurses' Drama Today An NBC radio play starring Helen Hayes will bo heard over WHIZ at 12:30 o'clock today it is announced by Mrs Clate Bai nett president of the City edera tion of Women's clubs and a mem ber of the Red Cross nurses re cruitlng committee The play "Human Document" features recruitment a project in which the women clubs now are particularly interested Members are asked to report reactions to the radio drama to Mrs Barnett or other commit tee members president will have charge of the Mrs Carl Cooper and Mrs Iville Russell's father PC Butler meeting I Welch is at Camp White Ore appear in the uniform of a rench general of 1796 complete to knee breeches handsome tail coat high boots and sash The Lady Mrs lood has not taken up the newest Greco Tallien styles of the Directoire whether it be from distaste for them or simply because she uses up her old dresses for travelling At any rate she will wear an elegant soft green gown of the Watteau period kindly lent by Mrs Ray McHenry The dress is fashioned with a low cut neckline and a full skirt made with a Watteau pleat in the back and small paniers at the sides Kenneth Gale the Lieutenant will wear the authentic uniform and Edmund Howard who plays Giuseppe the innkeeper will be dressed for his duties sporting as his only vanity in dress a pair of fine gold earrings Except for court appearances wigs are definitely out at the time of the play and consequently will be worn by none of the actors Instead we shall see the rather long and unruly locks of a Napo leon whose vehemence will not permit their staying in place Mrs upswept coiffure with a soft pompadour on top will be like her dress typical of the Watteau period Only the briefest glimpse of Giuseppe's long black curls will be caught as they oc casionally break loose from the bandanna under which they are confined robisher Lyttle the man behind the lights is devoting a great deal of attention to the problem of turning daylight into darkness for near the end of the play the red glow of the Italian sun over the vineyard gradually gives way to clear starlight inally for finishing touches Miss Higgins and Mrs Edmund Brush are invading attic and basement for properties authentic and at tractive The play is being directed by Mrs Edward Sawyer MISS SHIRLEY MAGAZINER Mt and Mrs A Magaziner 2020 Dresden road announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley to Marshall Landis son of Mr and Mrs Maxwell Landis of Chicago Miss Magaziner a graduate of Lash high school is YWCA Plans Dinner for Young Business Women Miss Claribel Mitchell and Miss lorence Stremmcl will entertain members of their Monday night bridge club tomorrow at the home of Miss Mitchell Norwood boule vard Dinner will be a special event of the meeting this week The club is composed of eight young women Who meet for bridge every other week Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Meet With Miss Bailey Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae club will meet Monday evening at the home of Miss Charlotte Bailey Abbey place for a business and social meeting The group is com posed of about 15 women who were Initiated into the sorority during their college years Costumes Scenery Lights Planned for Play April 9 i Youthful Smartness! Age is no object where beauty is concerned Our trained beauticians will re style your hair and expertly set it to best compliment jour features Permanent Waves 3 50 up CUSTOM PERMANENTS BV PA ROBERT Ml A JQSU up EDWIN PERL WILSON Edwin Wilson is the six months old son of Mr and Mrs Russell Wilson of South Zanesville His maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs A Sweet South Zanes ville His great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Wilson New Concord Mrs Cora Sweet Zanes ville and Mrs Eva Krause South Zanesville Route 3 COUNTY STUDY CLASS Officers and members of County Christian Endeavor society are urged to attend the meeting of the study class to be held Monday eve ning at 7:45 o'clock at the home of Mrs Harold West Brighton boulevard Th first session held last Mon 1 tiav avenlnc was largely attended and was a successful affair Rev Roger Ortmayer will be the in structor The subject is "The Churches and a Just and Durable Refreshments will be Dr Diehl Sulsberger was awarded high prize and Ed A Mills the second riday evening which marked the close of the mixed bridge tournament of the University club held at the club rooms during the past several ri day evenings The consolation went to Mrs Walter rench in the first section In second section the high award went to Dr Gerry Kline second to Mrs A DeVol and consolation Mrs Henry Orth In section 3 Dr David Carey was first Rufus Short second and Lincoln Knapp low In section four Mrs Lane was high Harvey Mast sec ond and Albert Baker the low Poor prizes went to Mrs Wil liam Decker Jr and Mrs Arthur Schwoerer Table awards were given to Edward Baker Mrs Stan ley Rea Rice Jack Boni field Jr Mrs Albert Baker Mrs Rex Kieffer Ed Allen George ord Lane Mrs Henry Orth Al Bintz Tom Caw thra Mrs Carey Mrs Gerry Kline Ed Mills Jr and Mrs Diehl Sulsberger The committee in charge of the tournament was composed of Dr David Carey and Mr and Mrs With depends on a lot of litfU things Because Amenta is a Democracy it de pends on every man woman and child to lo hisy part Everyone has a job like buying War' Bonds keeping the family healthy saving scrap and vital war materials and eliminating all fonns of wask Uncle Sam expects everyone to con servo to make things last for the duration re quent ZORIC dry cleaning makes your clothing wear longer and look better Renew last eoat or suit with ZORIC dry cleaning "The Man of Destiny" at Art Institute Requires Expert Production Advice Although the actors will receive the greater part of the glory when they appear in Bernard Man of tobe presented at the Art Institute riday April 9 at 8:15 a great deal of work in preparation for the production is now going on behind the scenes or the past week the stage manager Miss Rachael Higgins and her able workers have been busily engaged in building the set applying paint and varnish and arrang ing for fine details of costume properties and lighting rhe set designed by Miss Hig gins is being carried out in paint by Charles McCormick Alan Bag ley and Susan Swartz Canvas flats simulate the effect of soft pink stucco walls found in the principal room of a small Italian inn near the end of the eighteenth century This room a pleasant refuge from the summer heat is open so widely at the back that it almost takes on the appearance of a large veranda overlooking a vineyard with an old winepress and a cart among the vines Costumes will be in keeping with the period The young Napoleon as played bv rank Davidson will Own Art Work To be Entered in May Show Amateur Artists and Craftsmen May Present Entries to Jury of Selection Before Apr Many Zanesville residents are Qafts opening of the Second Annual May Show jjcnts to be held at the Art Institute from May 1 3 and former residents of Zaneswlle (er anv counties are cordially invited by the institu kind of art work which they have executed The Zanesville show is designed expressly for amateur artists and craftsmen Anj' medium except needlework is acceptable but no object exhibited in last an nual may be entered again No individual may submit more than nve entries Entries must be nresented jury of selection at the Art Insti tute on or before 5 Wed nesday April 28 Cash prizes will be awarded to the two best works in fine arts and to the two most outstanding pieces of craftsman ship A jury of award will select these winners Ih addition to the award cash prizes will be given for the art work and the craft which re ceive the most votes popular ballot urther information in re gard to the show maj be received by calling Miss Susan Swarts at the Art Institute Bridge Club Meets At Mitchell Home WW A AZ1t A w' 5 4 jGfe va i vCu' A Syl A wA iii IB W' High Next a gl Al '2 Al 2 Ax? z' JBk A fX 1 III A Li i aerven 'A O'v' 4 4.