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Karolyn Redd, George Lackey Engaged; Will Wed April 18 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Redd of Union Furnace announce lie engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Karolyn Ann, to George M. Lackey, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Chester I). Lackey, 590 K. Front St. Miss Redd graduated from Starr Washington High School and from Holzer Hospital school of nursing, Gallipolis.

She is presently employed as a registered nurse in Ihe operating room at Riverside Methodist Hospital, Columbus. Mr. Lackey graduated from Logan High School and attended Ohio University Lancaster Branch. He is presently associated with the Penney Co. of Logan.

The open church wedding will be an event of April 18 at 6:30 p.m., at the Trinity United Draper To Speak At Capital Mothers Club Robert M. Draper, prominent Columbus attorney, will be the guest speaker at the annual Capital University Mothers Club reception to be held on Sunday, March 15, at 3 p.m. in the Campus Student Center. Former Franklin County common pleas court judge and U.S. attorney for Southern Ohio, Draper will address the faculty members of Capital as well as parents of students and their guests.

Besides his widespread legal experiences he has been a delegate to two Democratic National Conventions, a member of the Columbus Board of Education for 12 years and a teacher of Bible classes at St. Lutheran Church for 37 years. He is currently an instructor in trial technique at Franklin Law School of Capital University. Hostesses for this annual occasion are Mrs. Robert Pymer, Mrs.

Robert Heilman, Mrs. Alvin Ahrens and Mrs. Henry Schuh. Social committee members include Mrs. A.

V. Hartlerode, Mrs. G. C. Gast and Mrs.

W. A. Martin. Methodist Church, 105 W. Hunter Logan.

A reception for invited guests only will be held immediately following the ceremony at the church. Methodist Circles Hear Book Review By Mrs. Robinson A book review was presented when WSCS Day was recently observed at Immanuel United Methodist Church. Thirty members of Lydia and Esther circles met in the chapel. Mrs.

Neal Dillon, Lydia Circle leader, called the meeting to order, followed with prayer by Mrs. Hugh Robinson. Members then retired to the dining room where members of the Lydia Circle served breakfast of coffee and assorted rolls Irom a table attractive in patriotic February decor. Mrs. Ralph Robinson, WSCS president, gave a vivid review of the book Taste of New by Keith Miller in which the author states that the faith he has now is more potent than ever before and likens it to new wine in all its freshness.

After Mrs. interesting talk, Esther Circle held a white elephant sale. Mrs. Catherine Armstrong Feted On 76th Birthday Mrs. Catherine Armstrong of Union Furnace was honored Sunday at a family dinner at her home.

The occasion was in celebration of her 76th birthday. After dinner and the serving of a decorated birthday cake, Mrs. Armstrong enjoyed visiting with her family and also opened many lovely gifts. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Blackburn and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Young and children Kenna, Dwayne and Melanie, all of Gahanna, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Pinson of Columbus.

Unable to attend were Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cremean and daughter Julia of Columbus. Paper Mache COIN BANKS Assorted Colors Each 99 Cussins Fearn 57 West Hunter Street Phone 385-7273 pw 'v 0- mm Social Calendar Tuesday, March 3 Esther Russell Circle at Trinity United Methodist Church unit, 7:30 p.m. Mrs.

Warner Lehman, leader: Mrs. Stan fey Dunkle, committee chairman. Ladies Bible Class at Union Furnace United Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Almeda Johnson, hostess and program chairman.

Bowling Association tournament banquet, 6:30 p.m. at Moose Lodge. Lydia Circle at St. Matthew Lutheran Church, 7:30 p.m. Bible study by Grace Blum.

Hostesses, Margaret Primmer and June Marshall. Roll call word or Senior Citizens regular meeting at old hospital, 7:30 p.m. Refreshments. Cadette Troop 871 at Trinity United Methodist scout rooms, 6-8 p.m. All girls bring in cookie sale money and items for Program Fair at Lancaster.

Modern Mothers OCCL babysitting clinic, last session, 7-9 p.m. in Logan Junior High School music room. Mrs. Richard Bowers, speaker of the evening. Cosmopolitan Club at home of Mrs.

Charles Epstein, 8 p.m. Mrs. Wayne Whitcraft, program chairman. Wednesday, March 4 Martha Circle of St. Matthew ALCW, 9 a.m.

at the church. Mrs. Dale Meyers, hostess; Bible study by Mrs. Howard Sevits. Logan Council 120, Daughters of America regular meeting at of A hall, 7:30 p.m.

Initiation and reinstatement. No need to wear white dresses. Social Circle one luncheon at Mecda Room. If unable to attend notify Mrs. Freda Risch, hostess.

Great Books discussion group at home of Mrs. Amos Potts, 8 p.m. Discussion of Herman book to be led by Frank McBroom. Interested persons are welcome to attend. Chieftain Squaws meeting postponed to March 11.

Thursday, March 5 Women of the Moose regular meeting, 8 p.m. March birthdays to be honored. Welcome Wagon workshop meeting, 9:30 a.m. at home of Mrs. John Burns.

Hocking Valley Shrine 51 at Masonic Temple, 7:30 p.m. Reports to be given. Election of officers. Good attendance desired. Fairview WSCS at home of Mrs.

Paul Dalton, 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Clifford Crawford, program leader; Miss Viola Coakley, prayer leader. Bible word Marion Grange supper, 6 p.m. Regular meeting at 7:30.

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Sundries, etc.i COMPOUNDED SICKROOM SUPPLIES Walkers, Crutches, Canes, Bedpans, Tanks of Oxygon, Etc. Esr4BLISHED New Prescription Drugs Stocked as Soon as Available prompt 1 O. J. Hysells To Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary Happy Birthday Catherine Armstrong, 76, Union Furnace Mrs. Don R.

Lytle (Irene Durant Gerald Sinnott, 198 Springhill Place Janet Sue Skinner, II, Logan Rt 3 Paul Voris Rick Howdyshell, 13 Drew Rolston Dottle Kay Wolfe, 8, of 1241 Church St. Clyde Canter, 76, of 312 W. Main St. James Jeffrey Walker, 6 Logan Rt 3 Mark Pansing, 13 Randy McDole, 17, Rockbridge Rohm Simon Is, 10 Melissa Jo Van Curen. 5, Logan Rt.

I Michele Daubenmicr, 3 David Chapman, Rt. 93N Glen Dora Baker, 18 THE LOGAN DAILY NEWS Page 5 Morch 3. 1970 Premier Mothers Arrange Dinner Party For Husbands MR. AND MRS. OAKLEY J.

HYSELL Mr. and Mrs. Oakley J. Hysell, 223 Washington Lancaster, formerly of Logan, will be guests of honor at a golden wedding anniversary celebration given by their granddaughter Miss Frances Pearl Cooke, on Sunday, March 8, at the Logan Federal community room. Relatives and friends are invited to call between 1 and 4 p.m.

Mrs. Hysell, the former Eva Funk, and Mr. Hysell were married March 6, 1920, by the Rev. S. R.

Shaw, at the parsonage of the United Brethren Church in Lancaster. Now 72, Mrs. Hysell was born Jan. 3, 1898, in Hocking County, daughter of Edwin Funk, who lives with the Hysells, and the late Hattie Snider Funk. She is a past worthy matron of Venus Chapter 76, Order of the Eastern Star, from which organization she recently received her 50- year pin.

Mrs. Hysell also is a member of the Emblem Club, the Starlight Club and the First Church of Christ, E. Main ca Room, 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Gertie Waldron, hostess.

Note change of date. WCTU at home of Mrs. Earl Kitchen, 676 E. Main 2 p.m. Mrs.

Ethel Primmer in charge of devotional period. World Day of Prayer service with churches of community uniting at Trinity United Methodist Church. 7:30 p.m. Dr. Harold Dutt, a United Methodist Church superintendent, guest speaker.

All invited to service. Queen Vashti Rebekah potluck dinner, 6:30 p.m. Regular meeting at 7:30. All officers and members asked to attend. Sunday, March 8 Annual homecoming at South Perry United Methodist Church.

Morning and afterndon services. Basket dinner at noon. Special music. Public invited. Monday, March 9 Ann Bell Circle at Trinity United Methodist Church, 9 30 a.m.

Mrs. David Wylie, program leader; Mrs. Oliver Blake, hostess chairman. all of Logan. Mr.

Hysell, also 72, was born Dec. 1, 1897, at Pomeroy, son of the late Grant and Emma Stiff Hysell. He retired as Logan lire chief in 1959. Mr. Hysell is a member of the Masons and the Elks and a past president of the Eagles, all of Logan.

The Hysells have a daughter Mrs. Mary Cooke Donaldson of Logan and a granddaughter Frances Pearl Cooke who makes her home with the Hysells in Lancaster. Mrs. Bob LeClain Guest Of Honor At Baby Shower Mrs. Robert LeClain (Nancy Wilson), .303 W.

Second was guest of honor at a recent baby shower at the Logan Federal community room. Hostesses were Mrs. James Wilson and Mrs. Andy Ucker. The guest of honor received a number of gifts.

Several games were enjoyed and refreshments were served to Mrs. Linda Leach, Mrs. Mary Schorr, Mrs. Mary Goss, Mrs. Brenda Brown, Mrs.

Norma Wilson, Mrs. Margaret Wilson, Mrs. Esther Glick, Mrs. Shirley Sigler, Mrs. Theresa Gartner and Mrs.

Betty Rose. Invited guests unable to attend but sending gifts were Betty Hart, Mrs. Frances Hartman, Mrs. Dorothy Courter and Mrs. William Goss Jr.

IN STOCK Rebuilt Engines and Transmissions Ohe auto SUP pi DISTRIBUTOR 49 East Hunter Street Logan McArthur Athens Nelsonville Mrs. Nelle Webb Receives 50-Year Pin From OES Mrs. Evelyn Helber, worthy matron of Venus Chapter 76. presided over the recent OES meeting at the Masonic Temple. Mrs.

Nelle Webb was presented her 50-year pin by Mrs. Ruth Rees. Past matrons and past patrons were welcomed and also recognized was Mrs. Ruby Schein, mother advisor of the Rainbow Girls. The District 27 meeting of the Past Matrons and Past Patrons Association will be held at 7:30 p.m., March 19, at the Masonic Temple, Thornville.

Initiation of 1969 matrons and patrons will be a part of this meeting. It was announced that cookbooks compiled by Venus Chapter will be out in April with $1.25 the cost of each. Refreshments were served by Mrs. May Graham and Mrs. Freda Willige.

Members ol Premier Mothers Club were hostesses to a husbands dinner party held Thursday evening at Blosser party room. Mrs. E. Murphy, president, gave the address of welcome. Each member introduced her husband.

Grace was given by Mrs. Harry Mock. Get-acquainted games were enjoyed and also group singing with Mrs. Ralph Larimer accompanying at the piano. Members and husbands in at- Lancaster ABWA Will Have Annual Chapeau Luncheon The Wyandot chapter of the American Business Association of Lancaster, will hold their 9th annual Champagne Chapeau Luncheon on Saturday, March 14, at Steak House in downtown Lancaster at 12:30 p.m.

Designer, Dorothy Hutton, will be there with her original creations and Nita Hutch Bethel will narrate the show. In addition to the hat show there will he a wig showing by Lancaster Beauty Supply. Reservations may be made by contacting Mrs. Dale Carey, 654-3254; Mrs. Gerald Keeney, 653-5792, or Mrs.

Paul Kiger, 654-2646. Deadline for tickets is March 10. ing at 7 m. on March 9 at the home of Mark Bowers, Nickel Plate Rd. USE THE WANT ADS tendance included Dr.

and Mrs. Murphy, Mr and Mrs. Lewis Caten, Mr. and Mrs Gene Itempel, Mr and Mrs. Harry Mock, Mr.

and Mrs. Ned Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Erb, Mr and Mrs. Ralph Larimer, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Moore, Mr. and Mrs. James Ditty, Mr. and Mrs.

George Saribalas, and Mrs. Don Farrow, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore, Mr. and Mrs.

A1 Ganocy and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ervin. Arrangements were in charge of the social committee. The March meeting will he held at the home of Mrs.

Don Farrow, with a program on mental development. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Elick and twin daughters, Bridget and Babette, of Sugar Grove visited recently with Mr. and Mrs.

John K. Stump at South Perry, also Mrs. Larry Stump of Circlevllle, Mrs. John Gordon, Mr. and Mrs.

Alva Weaver, Miss Davis, Mr and Mrs. Tom Burns, Mrs. Amy Karr, Brenda Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Crosby, all of the Laurelville area.

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