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Women's Page 0 The Circleville Herald, Mon. June 30, 1969 Circleville, Ohio First Presbyterian Church Site For Military Wedding Fifty-Fifth Anniversary To Be Observed Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Brooks of 549 E. Union will celebrate their Fifty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary on Wednesday, July 2. Joseph H. Brooks, and Blanche M. Brown were married July 2, 1914 near Waverly.

The father, the late Rev. A. G. Brown officiated for the ceremony held in the home of the bride. The couple have three daughters, Mrs.

Dorothy Hays. Piketon: Mrs. Rosalee Estep, averly Mrs. Idabelle Williams. Chillicothe; a son.

Everett H. Brooks of Circleville. One son, Richard Leroy Brooks, died in infancy. There are 12 grandchildren and 11 great- EnQQQQCl lO grandchildren. Mr.

and Mrs. Brooks moved to Pickaway County in 1939 and attended the Pontious United Methodist Church. They were both employed by the Pickaway County Home. Mrs. Brooks will also celebrate her birthday on Wednesday.

No celebration is being planned. MISS SHARON ADAMS Sharon Adams Gene L. Dyke MRS. JACK E. MARTIN Baskets of white stock and kHlian diasies and eight- branched candelabra decorated the First Presbyterian Church for the military wedding of Miss i and accessaries.

Both mothers wore corsages of pink sweetheart roses and carnations. Immediately following the Susan Lee Reicheldorfer and ceremony, the bnde and groom Ensign Jack E. Martm. passed under a sword line in I ne Rev. Henry A.

Waiters military tradition. Members of performed the double ring sword line were Ensign ceremony at 2:30 p.m. June 21 1 john Padgett of Coronado, for the daughter of Mr. and a 1 i i a Ensign Joseph Mrs. James K.

Reicheldorfer. Greene of Norfolk. second 131 E. nion and the son Lt. Tom Pitman of Wooster, I of Mr.

and Mi's. Clark E. Ohio, Ensign Maynard, Ensign Martin, 352 Cedar Heights. Young and Ensign O'Brien. Miss Cathv Griner, organist, i A in A reception in the church presented a half-hour of music social rooms followedthesword preceding the ceremony.

Tne weddmg Gnen in marriage by her (iecoratod with statice and pink rosebuds, was circled bv an evy duplicate of her great grand- rms 0n elthor sl(le mother, Julia M. Reicheldor were five-brancbed candelabra. Decorating the punch tables were ivy and rosebuds. Guild 20 Views Slides Mrs. George McCoy and Mrs.

Roliff Wolford were hostesses for the recent meeting of Berger Hospital Guild 20 at Red Cross headquarters. President, Mary Clark, conducted the business meeting' where future speakers were discussed. She showed slides entitled showing fire prevention in and around the home. Mystery sister gifts were received by Mrs. Eloise Dunkle and Mary Clark.

Prizes were won by Mrs. George Mowery, Mrs. Galen Mowery, Mrs. Ronald Young and Mrs. Ralph Diltz.

Hostesses for the July meeting will be Mrs. John' Taylor and Mrs. Eugene Hanson. Mrs. Helen M.

Adams, Williamsport, announces the engagement of her daughter, Sharon, to Gene L. Dyke, son of Mrs. Erma.D. Dyke, 353 E. Main Circleville.

Both fathers, Jay R. Adams and Chester L. Dyke are deceased. Miss Adams is a graduate of Westfall High School and is employed by Buckeye Union Insurance Co. Her fiance is a graduate of Circleville High School and is employed by O'Dell and Curry in Circleville.

No definite date has been set for the wedding. Calendar TUESDAY Easter Seal Society, 1:30 p.m. at headquarters, 108 Reber Ave. Loyal Daughters Class of the Good Shepherd United Methodist Church 6:30 p.m. at home of Mrs.

John Kerns, 910 Atwater Ave. Salem Union WCTU 1:30 p.m. at Salem United Methodist Church. WEDNESDAY WSCS of Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church 7:30 p.m.

in the church. Party Fetes Eightieth Birthday Mrs. Willard Gaines of 717 E. Mound entertained in her home Wednesday afternoon honoring her mother, Mrs. Emma Stonerock, on her eightieth birthday.

Mrs. Gaines was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. James Armstrong in serving refreshments to Mrs. David Runkle, Akron; Mrs. Etta Miller.

Mrs. McClellan Clark, Mrs. Albert Sabine, Miss Yvonne Sabine, Mrs. Arthur England, Mrs. James Armstrong, Vanessa and Susan, and Miss Debbie Gaines.

Among gifts received was one dozen red roses from Mrs. Alva Rinehart who was unable to attend. MYRA SUE CARTER Vogue Salon Employs Myra Carter Myra Sue Carter of 111 Highland is now associated with the Vogue Beauty Salon. She is a graduate of Nationwide Beauty School in Columbus also a former instructor at the school. At the Vogue Salon she will specialize in wig, hairpiece and wiglet styling, make-up, and hair coloring.

Easter Seal Unit Slates Session Easter Seal Society will meet 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at headquarters, 108 Reber Ave. Family Reunion Held At Park The Annual Garrett-Wilkius Reunion was held Sunday, June 22 at Ted Lewis Park with 81 attending. James N. Garrett was presented a gift for being the oldest member present.

His great-grandson Tracy Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nelson, received a gift for the youngest member. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Kneece received a gift for having the most children and grandchildren present. The afternoon was spent in visiting, picture-taking, playing music and singing. Those attending were James N. Garrett, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Garrett and family, Nick Wickerham, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hall, Mrs. Esther Gatrell and daughter, Angie Justice, Mr. and Mrs.

James Garrett and family, Lloyd Teresa Mets. Mrs. Carl C. Wilkins and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Carl L. Wilkins and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Garrett and family, Mrs.

Sarah E. Bunn, Mrs. Gayle Stump and son, Brenda and Linda Stump, Kim and Kristal Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Snyder and family, Betsy Lovensheimer, Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Wiggins, Doyne Wiggins, Mrs. Ray Walisa and sons, Mrs. Betty Wickerham and Rosie Newkirk, all of Circleville. r.

and Mrs. Larry Strausbaugh and family of Kingston, Mr. and Mrs. Umbert Wiggins and family of Amanda, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Kneece and son of South Bloomingville, Mrs. Lloyd McNichols and daughters GOP Booster Club Meets Mrs. Roy Dumm and Miss Lucille Dumm, 340 Walnut Street, were hostesses to members of GOP Boosters on Thursday evening. Dinner preceded the meeting with decorations in keeping with the Fourth of July holiday. Mrs.

Howard Clark led the pledge to the flag, opening the business hour. Singing of the Hymn of the and Bless followed. Miss Lucille Dumm conducted the business and read president Richard answer to the ten year old boy who asked him what advice he could give a ten year old who wants to grow up to be president someday. She also discussed problems in our large cities. Games followed and prizes were given to Mrs.

Wayne Stonerock, Mrs. John Steinhauser and Mrs. Roger Jury. Mrs. Clark woo the door prize.

A picnic is planned for July at A. W. Marion state park. of Londonderry. Mrs.

Berman Kneece and family, Mr. and Mrs. Filmore Hart and daughter, Susan Speakman, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nelson and son.

Mrs. Linda McNichols and sons, Mrs. Donna Tisdale and daughter, Mrs. Oby Tisdale and daughter, all of Laurelville. The reunion next year will again be held at Ted Lewis Park the same Sunday in June.

was of white moire with a smocked pattern at the waist and braided trim at the hem. The fitted, moire basque featured satm leg-of- mutton sleeves, knifed pleats at the bodice and braided trim at the cuffs and neck. A moire bustle joined the jacket to the white satin train which was Serving as hostesses were Mrs. Rita Hall, Miss Brenda Mary Johnson. Miss Ellen Young.

Miss Hester Weldon, Miss Darlene Neff, Miss Gayla Sue Spangler and Miss Karen Spangler. For a weddmg trip to New trimmed in white moire and City, the bride chose a braid. Herr elbow length veil of dress Kelly green linen and white illusion was held by a matching coat with white ac-1 standing Dior bow carried cessories. Her corsage was a colonial nosegay of lilies of breath, pink sweetheart the valley, white sweetheart roses and lavender statice. roses, breath and white 'The bride is a graduate of statice.

I Circleville High School and The Matron of honor was Mrs. I Ohio State University and is a Lynn Kraus of Columbus, sister i member of Alpha Delta Pi of the bride. Bridesmaids were national sorority. She is cm- Mrs. Peter Wills of Oxford.

ployed by San Diego City Miss Teri Osborne of Orrville. Schools. Miss Kay Ann Crist, Miss Carol The groom ts a graduate of Spangler and Miss Ellen Lee Circleville High School and the Jenkins of Oircleville. United States Naval Academy The attendants wore identical and received his commission on floor length gowns of antique blue and white moire. The long- sleeved, high-necked white blouses were trimmed with blue.

Their headpieces were matching standing Dior bows and each attendant carried a June 4. He is a member of the American Management Assn. Out-of-town guests at the wedding were from Columbus, Orville, Wooster, London, Chillicothe, Lancaster. Fremont. Milford Center; Illinois: New colonial nosegay of lavender York; New Jersev: Virginia; statice, lilies of the valley, i California and Maryland.

breath and pink rosebuds. Miss Diana Seitz, cousin of the groom, was flower girl. Her floor-length dress was moire with blue trim. Andrew The couple will reside in San 1 Diego, California, where Ensign Martin will be stationed. Family Dinner Fetes Mother Mr.

and Mrs. Jay Seaburn and son Steve, Route 1, i Williamsport, were hosts at a family carry-in dinner recently honoring Mrs. Seaburn's mother, Mrs. Harley Lutz on her 75th birthday and the reunion with her son, William Lutz and daughters, Luanne, i Janice, and Ellen of Fullerton, i Calif. Present for the event were Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Ward, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lutz and son, Mark, Circleville; Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Lutz, Derrnie Lutz, Tarlton; Mr, and Jeff Lutz, Circleville; Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson, Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. Randy McNeal, Chris and Brooke Lynne, Laurelville; Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Lutz and Dawn, Zanesville; Miss Beverly Lutz, Circleville; Mr. and Mrs. Harley Lutz Hal, Vicki and Becky, Chillicothe; Mrs. Clifford Behrens, Rick Bruce and sons, Rick, Bruce and Brad Ritherford, Bill Behrens, Lancaster; Miss July Clar, Lancaster; Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Lutz. Todd and Marsha, Circleville. L. M.

BUTCH Jewelers CLOSE OUT SALE OF FINE CHINA AND GLASS WILL CONTINUE UNTIL STOCK IS EXHAUSTED rusaders Class bride' Schedules Meeting Dean Martin, brother of the Crusaders Class of Calvary groom, served as best man. Umted Methodist Church will Ushers were Ensign Nile Kraft meet 7:30 p.m. Thursday, July of Gilman, Ensign John 10. in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

of Ithaca, New York; Louis Gerlach, 132 Pontious Ensign H. Keith Hayuatrd Lane, of Buffalo, N.Y.; Ensign Personals Richard Young of Ravenna and Larry Kraus of Columbus. Mrs. Reicheldorfer selected for her wedding a dress of blue brocaded lace with Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Steele of matching accessories. Mrs. i Chicagop 111., arrived Sunday to Martin was attired in a yellow i spend a week with his mother, linen sheath with a white lace Mrs. Grace Steele, 214 S. Scioto overlay and a matching coat 1 St.

Salem WSCS Slates Thursday Meeting Salem Society of Christian Service will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the church at Meade. Plans for the July 16 Fish Fry will be completed. Hostesses will be Mrs. Gene Kerns, Mrs.

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