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MONDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1055. The Doily Times, New Philadelphia, Ohio THREE SOCIETY LOR SOCIETY DIAL 42310 CLUBS FOR SOCIETY DIAL 42310 PERSONALS Prescriptions Filled Lenses Duplicated When the Dover Branch of the American Association of University Women meets Wednesday evening Mrs. Tara Shastree of India will be guest speaker. Mrs.

Shastree is an A. A. U. fellowship student currently working on her degree in social work at Ohio State University. Columbus.

She received her master of arts degree from the University of Bombay in 1947 and a degree in teaching in 1948. She taught for two years in a high school for girls before assuming the position of Deputy Superintendent in an industrial school for delinquent boys and was the first woman appointed to an administrative post. Following this, Mrs. Shastree served as deputy superintendent of a Detention Home for delinquent girls until she cnme to the United States. Mrs.

Walter Pretorlus of Dover PRINCIPALS AT CCL above, left to right, are Wayne Hay of Winfield, his will be hostess for the session, wifi who is program chairman of the county CCL federation: Mrs. Danny Johnson of this city, presi dent of the fedeiation; and H. R. Cotterman, main speaker at the banquet held Saturday evening. Woman From India To Address AAUW Married January 22nd In Richmond, Indiana Church Personals Attend District 0.

F. S. Meeting Eleven New Philadelphia mem- Miss Roselynn Logsdon R. bers of the Order of the Eastern has returned to University hos- Star attended the 30th annual meet- pital in Columbus after visiting her ing and school of instruction of the Columbia University Professor Is Speaker For CCL Banquet Saturday which will begin at 8 Mrs.1 Shastree ill discuss her work and her country's economic and politr i ical situation. 4 parents, Mr.

anil Mrs. Floyd Logsdon of this city. Miss Logsdon recently attended the second annual of the Association of Operating Room Nurses at Hotel Grand Jefferson in St. Louis, Mo. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles R. and two children. Theresa and Michael, of Gnadenhutten have i moved to Tucson. for the betterment of Mrs.

health. Their (address is 112 W. President st. Tuc! son. Ariz.

The address of Mrs. Clifford Carpenter of this city who is spending the next few weeks in Cleveland is 924 Grey ton. Cleveland Heights, in care of T. E. Lynch.

Mrs. David Lindberg, program I chairman of the Dover Garden club and Mrs. George Wills, president, attended a regional meeting of the Garden Club of Ohio at the Canton church, will be gue Club Saturday afternoon. annual Dover District 14 which was held Saturday in Bolivar high school. The local O.

E. S. received a Honor when Mrs. Earl Swisshelm was appointed Grand Kail Representative to South Dakota. Others attending were Mr.

Swisshelm, Mrs. Charles E. Knisely, Mrs. Paul Sweaney. Mrs.

John Hanson, Mrs. Oliver Kutscher, Mrs, Emerson Fisher. Mrs. Norman Kaserman. Mrs.

Opal Kaserman, Mrs. James Maple and Mrs. Roland Hummell. Rev. Sweeney To Speok For Dover PT A Program Rev George R.

Sweeney, pastor uhrichsville First Methodist for T. A. Found- Local Newlyweds Honored At Dinner rv. Reinhard Krause of f'rs Day program to be held in the attending the mid-winter Dover Avenue grade school Feb. of the General Council of interesting talk entitled fair and decorations included yel-j Krause and Carol Karhng of Do- Have Changed" was deliv- Jonquils and green tapers, car- Ver entertained with vocal selec- An ered by Mr.

H. R. Cotterman, out lessor of education at Columbia Mrs The I Dover if meeting! 1 the Evangelical and Reformed A former president of the i church as a representative of the Ministerial Association, Rev. Now residing at 132 Liberty St. in Newcomerstown are Mr.

and denominational board of Christian Sweeney is a member of Ohio Area Edmund Johnson who were married Saturday, January 22nd Education and Publication in New Commission on Radio-TV and films, Albeit Hawk of I O'ei was in the evening at Central Methodise church in 1 today through Thurs- 'ddrnt of the District Methodist MR. AND MRS. EDMUND JOHNSON the federation colors'. Individual favors were Valentine Almost all chapters of University in Columbus, when lie cups over BO members, hus- the federation were represented. tions.

Mrs. Wayne Hay of Winfield, fed- hostess yesterday at a family din- Riclimond Ind Rev olen Siefred officiated at ner in honor of Mr. and Thomas Case of weds. Mrs. Case, the former Lois bands and guests srrvation League Saturday evening.

Mrs. Danny Johnson of this city, eration program chairman, intro- Dienst of this city is Mrs. 'duced the speaker and the social granddaughter. day. Enroute home he plans to visit Ministers and the Tuscarawas Val- with his mother, Mrs.

Ann aKrause Mental Health Association and at Carbondale. who will ob- member of the Uhrichsvllle Youth serve her 81st birthday anniversary Center board Friday. Miss Lottie Dotts of this city he ceremony hride, the former Miss Noreene Bricker. is a daught Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Ford of Plainfield and formerly was employed at the Isaly Dairy store in this city. She attended Newcomerstown high school. at the Con- 1 1 I Mr. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall Johnson of New- banqiift held president, nave the m- i The nner was served comerstown. is a araduate of Newcomerstown high school and Is the weekend Columbm. a. vocation and dinner music was Fenton, Kenneth Norman. cial hail of the Second Moiavian at Walter station timrp A fDistrict 8 on David church and the remainder of the day was spent at the Hawk home, 221 South Ave.

Guests included Mrs. Harold lurmshed by Sandra Frantz and Freshwater and Mr. dottrrman, who told paien ghirley Feller of Dover, that of all Jobs, raising I other musical entertainment in- Senn. Mrs. Johnson announced today was the hardest, gave compan- Dancing Dolls, com- that members of C.

C. chapters. ittW U1 of NUa Huth bc, ML "nd fif" black and white accessories and also I Kreis at Bolivar and Susie Kreis. I of the bazaar booths at the guid- and sons, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Tis- Karen Kozart, Beverly Mitchell ance center community bazaar dall and family and Katherine Steffey of Strasburg, Feb. 25. may bring baked goods and Arlene Hawk, all of or white elephant items if they land; Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Dienst, as he discussed molding good character. Lord has given us all a and Emily employed at the Walter Service Station there. A biege tweed suit with accessories of olive green and brown was worn by the bride for her An orchid was pinned at her shoulder. Mr.

and Mrs. John Ford, brother and sister law of the bride, attended the couple. Mrs. Ford wore a charcoal orchid corsage. SOUTH GROUP Mrs.

Gilbert Jaberg will be hostess at her home in 834 Fourth St. the state nomiating committee of NW w-hen the South Group of Em- the Ohio Federation of Business manuel Lutheran church meets at and Professional Clubs. 7:30 p. m. Tuesday.

Mrs. Margar- Shc was among members of the ct Lighicll will be assistant host- nominatinc committee who were ess. Members are to bring articles pair of shears with which to cut who presented several dances. our own pattern of the speaker observed. The Seven Sharps consisting of prefer.

Each chapter is to ar- Mr. and Mrs. George Crawshaw Barbara Hanenkrat, Linda Gordon, range for some representative to and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Ted Tables were arranged shape Martha Gramms, Sally Furbay.iwork at the bazaar for the entire Reese and son and Mrs. Vincen at the Elks auditorium for the af- Elizabeth Matern, Betty Jean day. ENJOYING VISIT abovP are Mr. and Mrs. George Hawn and their daughter Kathy who have been visiting in this city.

This is Mr. and Mrs. first visit here since 1950. 4- Former NPHS Teacher Visits Here; Describes Life As Bolivia Resident Nurse Recruiting Week Is Observed At Union Hospital Nurse Recruitment Week will be observed throughout the nation this week, and Union Hospital is par- Emerson. of this city: Mrs.

Janes Hver and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Abel and son, all of Dover. BPW Club Begins Series Of Lectures The first in a series of lectures, arranged by the Education and vo- College Choir To Appear In Dover 54 Attend Annual Luncheon Held By Womans Club Here entertained at a dinner party Sat urday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Swentzel of Valley View, a suburb of Columbus for a silent auction. EAGLES AUXILIARY Officers of the Ladies Auxiliary to the local Eagles lodge will meet A son was born yesterday at Co- toniKht at evenln? shocton Memorial Hospital to Mr. al 8 the auxlllary wlll hold a Val. and Mrs. J.

Kent Courtright of cation committee of the Dover-New the Wittenberg vocal group as they Philadelphia Business and Profes- take their annual tour of cities in tt sional Club, will be held Ohio and New York. They are apt clpat.ng in a concerteci effort 10 at 7:30 at pearing in Wooster, Elyria. Cleve- Featuring a program of religious club enjoyed an imaginary trip classics, Wittenberg College 60- through France, Italy and Switzer voice A Cappella choir will present a concert at the Grace Lutheran church in Dover on Monday March 7. The concert will be one of 11 by Cambridge. The baby has been Fifty four members and guestsj named Alan Karl Mr.

Courtright is of the Philadelphia a former resident of Dover. 4 land Saturday following their luncheon at Union Country Club. MARTIN LUTHER I ASS Members of the Martin Luther class of Emmanuel Lutheran Miss Eleanor Fiedler, daughter church will meet Wednesday eve of Mrs. George Fiedler of this city, ning at 8 in the church basement, and Miss Margaret Beran, both of and Mrs. Hubert Hawk, Mr.

Cleveland, conducted the trip as and Mrs. Charles Moore and Mr. they told of their recent tour of and Mrs. Oliver Kutscher will be Europe. The well presented pro- in charge of the social hour.

interest both boys and girls in1 choosing the time-honored career of nursing as their profession. Mrs. Mabel Shaweker. acting di the First National Bank of Dover, land Heights. Youngstown.

Roches- "Iam included the showing 1 ter. N. Akron. Ashland. many colored plctures Uken on Keller Nixon of this city will discuss about and all members of the club may at- vtlle and Lancaster.

Directed by John Thomas Wll- the tour. During the programintermis- ac- Flora, rector of nurses, and Mrs. Faye tpnd Mrs. Evan Owens committee liams. head of the Wittenberg.slon’ Douds, director of auxiliary per- ciiairman, has announced School of Music, the choir will smg companied by rs; st'! sonnel.

both of Union, joined today gonds and will be the a program of sacred chorales and 5anK tbrec vocal selections, in emphasizing the need for more topic for the Feb. 22 session and choruses suggestive of various sea- Tbe president. Mrs. S. sons of the church year Advent, guests and Mrs.

By HELEN IVOR NER After several months as the only sheep, turkeys, chickens and ducks. The couple's daughter, Kathy, American family In a city of now half old. was born in the American clinic 000 Bolivians and Indians, Mr. and at a Methodist Mission hospital in Mrs. George Hawn are thoroughly Potasi.

She was cared for by Dr. enjoying seeing their stateside friends and relatives. Mrs. Hawn, the former Margrethe Wright of this city, and her family visited the past few days with Mr. and Mrs.

Carroll Wright here. I first went to Potasi. Bolivia, in late 1950 there were over 25 American families Mrs. Hawn said. in the last year they have bctn transferred or Frank Beck, an American doctor who recently received the Order of Condor, highest award bestowed by the Bolivian government, for his 42 years of service in the country.

When the Hawns return to Bolivia they will move to the capital city of La Paz where they will be three of the 300 American residents in a city of 300.000. Mr. Hawn will assume his duties as technical advisor to the Bolivia nurses humanitarian they said, with the variety in choice of work. a profession that can always be worked at, and the great respect commanded by nurses, makes this field of service worthy of the sincere consideration by boys as well as They pointed out that Tuscarawas co is a part of a Tri-County Recruitment Committee with Stark and Holmes counties; that Union recruitment efforts are being duplicated by Aultman. Massillon City, Mercy, Dunlap Memorial.

Alliance City and Wooster Community hospitals: and that nursing recruits from this area will be encouraged to visit and attend the three schools of nursing sponsored by Union. Those schools are located in the Canton Aultman. Canton Mercy and Massillon City hospitals. To help publicize the need for nurses, the nurse and auxiliary directors pointed out that two department stores in this city and in Dover will carry large window displays on nursing during the week; and that a truck-and-trailer nursing exhibit will visit Dover high school tomorrow between 9 and 10:30 a. and Philadelphia high school between 11:30 and 12:30.

More information on the career of nursing can be obtained either directly from the schools of nursing. or from Mrs. Shaweker or Mrs. Douds at Union hospital. moved away until we the on- Mining Corp.

board of directors. ly ones This is the first trip here since 1950 and since arriving ini New' York Dec. 11 they have visited in several states along the eastern coast and were to leave today to visit with relatives in Indiana. Illinois, Arizona, Colorado, Washington and Wyoming. Mrs.

Hawn, who taught Latin in the high school here before her marriage, said they found the Bolivians to be wonderful people and have enjoyed living among them. She also spoke highly of her Quechua Indian servants, especially the cook who had had seven experience cooking for Americans before she joined them. Although the Hawns have missed having many American articles in Bolivia they have been fortunate to find a modern home there. They have their owm vegetable gardens and a hothouse to grow tomatoes and also raise They expect to return here for a visit in Novenber, 1956. Sacred Heart PT A To Hear Safety Discussion A panel discussion on safety will be presented when the P.

T. A. of Sacred Heart school meets in the church hall here at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday.

Appearing on the panel will be Police Chief Wyne McClelland, Fire Chief Glen Heck. Corp. Joseph Frenzel of the state high- safety director of the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District. 4 4 4 ELK LADIES A meeting of the Elk Ladies will be held Wednesday at 2 p. m.

in the lodge lounge. After the business session, the afternoon will be spent playing cards. All members are urged to attend. Estates and will be aspects of discussed March 8. 4 PAST NOBLE GRANDS PLAN DISTRICT MEET The Past Noble Grands of the local Rebekah lodge will be hostesses when a district No.

34 meeting is held Thursday afternoon at 2 in I OOF Hall here. Mrs. Russell Schear, local president announced. A social hour will follow the business session and dinner will be at fi p. m.

Rolls, butter, coffee and cream will be furnished. Everyone is to take table service. 4 4 4 BONA MATER DINNER Twenty-four attended the dinner held last week at in Wainwright for husbands and members of the Bona Mater C. C. L.

group. Tables were decorated in a Valentine theme and a social hour followed. 4 4 4 BROADWAY LADIES CLASS The Ladies Class of Broadway Methodist church will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the church.

A Valentine and handkerchief exchange will be held. 4 4 4 DORCAS CLASS The Dorcas class of the First Baptist church will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Grace Kaser, 131 Ninth st. NE. Christmas.

Lent and Easter. Walter Pretorius of Dover gave Featured on the program invocation. The centerpiece of will be the famed Buxtehude can- led carnations was sent to Mrs. tata, Beloved Ralph Horning, charter member It is one of the cantatas which the of the club who celebrated her 16th century composer presented in 91st Birthday anniversary Satur- St. church at Lubeck, Ger- day.

many. The Valentine theme was used John Bennett Ham. associate pro- in decorating the tables. Mrs. H.

fessor of music and head of the I H. Stonebrook. program chair- voice department at Wittenberg, man, introduced the speakers and will again serve as soloist with the was assisted in planning the af A Cappella choir, singing a wide fair by Mrs. W. J.

Jackson and COME JOIN US CLASS Tuesday evening the Come Join Us class of the West High Avenue Church of Christ will hold its monthly meeting at the church. SENIOR FORTNIGHTLY A meeting of the Senior Fortnightly club will be held Tuesday at 8:15 at the home of Mrs. Carl Pfeiffer, 1416 N. Cross Dover. entine party.

Members are to bring hankies and cookies or sand wichcs. EASTERN STAR The New Philadelphia chapter No. 222 of the Order of Eastern Star will meet in regular session Tuesday evening at 7:30 in Masonic Temple. All officers art requested to attend. range of selections.

the social committee, Mrs. R. J. In addition to the solo selections Foster, Mrs. Dan Korns and Mrs.

by Mr. Ham, several students will be featured in solo parts in the Buxtehude cantata. GRANGE NEWS The Tuscarawas county grange youth group will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday at 8:30 p. in. at Buckhorn grange hall at Wolf.

All young people of the grange are urged to attend and bring a guest. Campus Comments Angela J. Demis of 52(5 N. Water st, Uhrichsville, is on the honor roll of Ohio State college of arts and sciences for the autumn quarter, the college secretary announced today. DORRIE MILLER WRC Members of the Dorrie Miller Relief Corps will meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs.

Penfield Tate, Kaderly St. GREEN This pretty young lady sitting atop all that rabbit food is Katherine McDonald. holding a giant head of lettuce at. the El Centro, Monica Circle Members Hold Meeting On Friday Devotional services by Mrs. Stuart Henriott opened the meeting of the Monica Circle held Friday evening in the lounge of the First Evangelical and Reformed church.

Mrs. T. W. Hoerneman presented the scripture reading and meditation thought. During the social hour Mrs.

Henriott, Mrs. Frances Cavenaugh, Mrs. Fred St line and Mrs. Hoernemann served refreshments. 4 Entertain Dover Choir Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Riel of Dover entertained members of the Dover Methodist chancel choir at their home Friday evening. A practice session was held under the direction of Mrs. Riel with Kenneth Lang of this city as accompanist. Refreshments were served buffet style in the social hour which followed.

MARRIED GUILD The Young Married Guild of the First Methodist church will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. wdth Mrs. Robert Brown, 307 Marion Dover. Members are reminded to bring tax stamps.

GIRL SCOUT DIRECTORS The Board of Directors of the Girl Scout Assn. will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 in the First Methodist church. Members are reminded that registration dues are to be paid at this meeting. 4 4 EUB LADIES All) The Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical United Brethren church meet Thursday eve ning at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Jesse Palmer.

138 Fifth St. NE. Miss Elizabeth Schultheiss will bc assistant hostess. M. Patterson.

Mrs. Ed Schweitzer, E. High will be hostess for the Feb. 15th meeting when Mrs. George Fiedler will serve as program chairman.

BENDER-GARRUT CIRCLE Mrs. Virgil Mathias, 614 N. Broadway, will entertain members of the Bender-Garritt circle of the First Methodist church Tuesday afternoon at 1:30. Mrs. D.

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