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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1955 The Daily Times, New Philadelphia, Ohio THREE SOCIETY ion SOCIETY DIAL 42310 CLUBS FOR SOCIETY DIAL 42310 PERSONALS 1 was the Night srt to imislc Star Was Hus Theresa Del Rirgo. F.lliott, accompanied at Fortnightly Music Club Has Its Christmas Program An excellent program of Christmas ntisic and a Christinas story was presented last evening by members and guests of the Fortnightly Music Club when the club met at home of Mrs. Kenneth Dick.

417 Ray NE. this city. Assist inn Mrs. Dick in entertaining were Mrs. Fred Miller.

Miss Mary Schlegrl and Miss Marilyn Euler. Miss Aletha Smith of Dover was program chairman and announced the following numbers; Piano solos. "Christmas by Myra Adler, and "Wall? from the Story of the Christmas Rr- bikou, by Vicki Graff, member of the Junior Fortnightly Club1 piano solos. "From an Indian icDowell. and "Etude in Ludwig Schytte by Ado la ale Fisher, also a Junior Club member: Vocal solo before Christmas by Ken Darby Cowan, and "A Mrs.

Rex the piano by s. Roger MC- Kahan; Piano aolos, "Christmas Mcdits tion tor Piano" and "Christmas Medlev Overture for both by George Shackley. and Shall Feed ILs Flock" from H.in- by Mrs. Jerry Beabcr, and the Christmas Story. uric Bethlehem" by Henry Van Dyke, given by Mrs.

Emmet Maughiman. The program was concluded with the troup singing of Christmas carols Mrs. Carl Pfrifter of Dov ei at the piano. Additional guests vcre Mrs. Vaughn Rinehart and Mrs.

ret! Graff. An arrangement of red carnations and lighted candles centered the attractively appointed buffet table from which refreshment were served. The meeting of the club will be on Jnnuan loth. Baptist Circles Meet At Church The combined missionary circles of the First Baptist Church me. on Monday evening Fellowship Mali of the church with the H.

i. 'ine Circle in charge. Mrs. Ralph Rayinont conducted prayc service and read the Christmas Story. The president.

Mrs. Ellsuoitli Kaiser, conducted the business session during which the pn of the three circli lead letters of thanks from the Children's Home at F. trba? Ala ka. and the Nava IO Indian Home for Children in Cottonwood. for gifts sent.

The circle decided to give aid to a missionary in Ohio. The guest speaker was Thelma Andrews, a former New Philadelphia resident now living in Uhrich Mile who is a missionary appointee to the Philippines. She told of the work with the various Indian tribes in Mexico and displayed articles of clothing and needle work made by them. It was announced that the fifth annual missionary conference will be held from January 10th to the loth. During the social hour, lunch was served by Mrs.

Otis Fryer. Mrs. Velma Herron and Mrs. L. B.

Russell. Colorful Christmas appointments were used, The next meeting will be in charge of members of the Light and Life Circle. 4 4 4 A.A.U.W. Group Studies Egypt Mrs. Thomas Kane.

gave an interesting talk concerning Egypt's position in world affairs when the International Relations Study Group of A A U. VV. met last evening. Mrs. Kane presented historical background, facts concerning the recent Egyptian revolution and pointed out the tremendous economic and social problems which face Egypt.

During the discussion period which followed, members of the group considered what the United policy should be regarding Egypt. The meeting was held at Mrs. C. A. home on Race Dover.

NT O.E.S. DU ERS Show in the above photograph arc the new officers of New Philadelphia Chapter No. 222, Order of Eastern Star, who were inducted last night in the Masonic Temple. They arc. first row.

from left to right. Mrs. Charles E. Kntsely, Earl Swisahelm new Worthy Patron. Mi s.

Emerson Fisher, the new Worthy Matron: Mrs. Roland Hummell, Roland Jlummell, Mrs. Eicliel; second row from loft to right. Mrs. Paul Myer.

Mrs. William Shook, Mrs. Florence Stevenson. M.s. Harry Kaserman, Mrs.

Charles Oilgen. Mrs. Willis Gordon; top row. from left to right, Mrs Oliver Kutschei. Mrs.

Harold Evans. Harold Evans Mrs. Ruhy Schumakcr, Mrs. James Maple and Mis. James Orasselli 444 4 Swisshclm, it German Williams, 1 Mrs.

Eugene conductress: New Eastern Star Officers Arc Installed Last Night In impressive ceremonies conducted last evening in the Masonic IT inplc. here, the new officrs of New Philadelphia Chapter No. 222, Older of the East? Stai. were installed. The new Wort ly Matron is Mrs.

Emerson Fisher and the newly inducted Worthy Patron is Earl Swisshclm. The remainder of the 1956 staff of officers is as follows: Mrs. Roland Hummell, Associate Matron: Roland Hummell. Associate Patron. Mrs.

Charles E. Knlsely. secrctaiy: Mrs. Eugene Eichel. treasurer: Mrs.

Harold Evans, conductress: Mrs. Oliver Kutcher, associate conductress: Mrs. Charles Gilgcn. chaplain: Mrs. Willis Gordon.

marshall: Mrs. Harry Kaserman. organist; Mrs. Ruby Sehu- maker. Ada: Mrs.

Paul Myer, Ruth: Mrs. James Maple. Esther: Mrs. William Shook, Martha: Mrs. Florence Stevenson.

Electa: Mrs. James Grnsselli. Warder, and Harold Evans, sentinel. The trustees are Mrs. R.

A. Price. Mrs. Gilgen and Jack Price. Installing officers for the ceremony included Mrs.

A. Price, introductory officer; Mrs. Earl dialling officer: and Mrs. Henry D. stalling marshnlls: Van Sickle, installing Mrs.

H. A. Coleman, installing chaplain: Mrs. Thurman Wolfe, installing organist: Mrs. William Gintz, installing warder.

and James Maple, installing Sentinel. The Star Point Addendum was by Mrs. Paul Swcany and special music was presented by Mrs. William Frazier and Mrs. Wolfe.

An effective yellow and white color scheme was carried out in 'the elaborate decorations of the chapter room. Large baskets of yellow chrysanthemums, together with candelabra holding lighted white tapers were placed against a backdrop of white satin on which was painted a golden sheaf of barley. When refreshments were served in the dining room at the close of I the evening, a profusion of Oregon cedar branches, gold Christmas or- i naments and lighted yellow tapers formed a pretty setting. The Past Matron. Mrs.

R. A. Price and the newly inducted Worthy Matron. Mrs. Fisher, both were presented with many nice i Distinguished guests at the mect- included Mrs.

Russell Bean of Newcomerstown, Worthy Grand Matron; Dorothy Gillis of Toronto, Grand Electa: Walter Jeandrevin, Strasburg, Grand Sentinel; Hel I en Curry of Freeport. Deputy Grand Matron: Frances Sniythe of Bolivar, Grand Representative to New Jersey, and Mrs. Earl hclm of this city. Grand Representative to South Dakota. The reception committee for the Delphi Literary Members Meet For Holiday Luncheon A Christinas luncheon was en- I joyed yesterday afternoon by eighteen members of the Delphi Literary Club who met at the home of their president, Mrs.

Earl Riggle, Union avenue. Holiday decorations lent a festive air to the Riggle home and the luncheon was served at a ta- I bio prettily arranged with Yuletide appointments, The program was presented by Mrs. Roy Miller who showed slides and Mrs. Harry Renner who gave several Christmas stories. Roll call was answered with Christmas comments.

Gifts were exchanged. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Miller. Mrs. F.

W. Phipps and Mrs. George Rasche, Jr. On January lOtii, the club will meet at the home of Mrs. Eric Finney.

4 4 4 Alt EVI IIM HER I IIT) AR I A The Parent Teacher Guild of the First Methodist Church will have its annual family Christmas party for the kindergareten. primary and junior departments on Friday evening. Decemer 16th. at 7:30 in the Youth Fellowship Hall. Each department will provide a short program.

AII children and parents are invited. Santa Claus tribution for the Christmas baskets will treat the children anil the Guild will serve lunch. 4 4 4 ANDY SXLF The East P. T. A.

will conduct a fudge and candy sale on Saturday, December 17. at three dif, ferent stores in the city. The can; dies will be in one pound will be novelty wrapped and will sell SI per pound. Places for the sale arc Montgomery-Ward, Western Auto and iy's Drygoods Stoic. 4 4 4 ROSWELL AID The Aid of the United Brethren Church of Roswell will have a meeting on Friday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs.

Bruce Feister. There will be a SI gift exchange and members are to affair included Mr. and Mrs. John take saies tax stamps to the meet- Hanson, Mrs. Ivan Stocksdale.

Mr. Dorcas Class Has Dinner Meeting Last evening, when the Dorcas Philathca Class of the First Bap I list church held its annual Christmas party in Fellowship hall, twenty members and one guest were seated for dinner at one long tai ble which was attractively decorated for the season. The dinner was prepared and served by members or the Golden I Circle Class of the church, Mrs. Willard Walton. Mrs.

Calv.n Crone! baugh, Mrs. Warren Hutchinson. Mrs. Paid Mast and Mrs. Earl Ranft.

The business session was in charge of the president, Mrs. Howard Elliott and the Christmas story was given by Mrs. Edith Mitchell. There was group singing of Christmas carols. Names were drawn for the 1956 hostesses.

Christmas gifts were exchanged and gifts were presented to the committee which served the dinner. 4 4 4 Winfield C.C.L. Gives Party Members of the Winfield Tots and Teens C. C. L.

group entertained their children at a Christmas party Monday evening in the social hall of the Winfield U. B. church. Gifts were exchanged and re- I frushments eie served from gaily decorated tables. The highlight of the evening for the children was a visit from Santa.

Mrs. William Spencer and Mrs. John Ray were hostesses for the party. The next meeting will be Jan. 9 at the home of Mrs.

Robert Allen. CAMPFIRE GIRLS and Mrs. Jack Price and Willis Gordon. Mrs. V.

Mathias and Mrs. H. I. N. Stafford were in charge of registration and the dining room committee included Mrs.

James E. Pennington. Mrs. C. G.

Sterns. Mrs. Robert Mitchell and Mrs. Eugene Chamberlain. Refreshments were in charge of Mrs.

Harold Meese. Mrs. Dean Severs, Mrs. Gilbert Enold. Mrs.

Frank Major. Mrs. Alice Baker and Mrs. Grace Miller. Serving as pages were Mrs.

Verle Ridenour and Mrs. Paul Rogers. The chapter room decorations were in charge of the 1956 officers. 4 4 4 mg. MAGNOLIA Immediately after the Youth Fel- (lowship meeting at the E.

U. B. church Sunday evening, the boys and girls decorated the large tree in the church. W. s.

W. S. of the U. B. Church I held Us annual Christmas gathering at the church Tuesday evening.

The children of the Thursday evening Bible Hour and the Youth choir presented the program. Refreshments were served in the basement. The annual Christmas social of Mrs. Frank class of the Lutheran church will be held this Thursday. Dec.

15. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Greer. The United Lutheran church Wo men of Trinity met at the home of Mrs.

John McLean Tuesday evening with Mrs. Oscar Williams as leader. The annual Christmas Community party sponsored by the town ROSWELL AOI ITI CENTER Dover Masons And O.E.S. Have Family Party Members of Tuscarawas Lodge No. 59, F.

A. and the Tuscarawas Chapter, Order of Eastern Star Dover, held their annual family Christmas party last evening in the social hall of St. E. A church in Dover. Approximately 150 d.

The party began with a 6 o'clock covered dish dinner and William Stien. master of the Masonic lodge gi ve the invocation. Tables were gaily appointed In keeping with a holiday theme and O. E. S.

officers were in charge of decorations. Group singing of Christmas car ols was enjoyed following dinner and the movie. "The Littles; was shown. Howard Sharp was master of ceremonies and introduced the follow ing children who participated on the program: Bonita Capulo. piano solo: Susan and Travis, instrumental so lo; Jessica La hr, a poem; Tweed Vorhees Bible reading: Jane Meese.

piano solo; Kathy Ream, piano solo: John Gerber, John Richards, Stevan Stietz. Melanie! Allen Michael Judy, Shirley Gerber vocal sextet; Jennifer Whlddon piano solo; Sherry Jo Kepler, vocal solo. As another feature of the evening Santa arrived and presented gifts and treats to the children attending the party. Mrs. Robert Host is worthy matron of the E.

S. and Robert Meese is worthy patron. William Sum Is master of Tuscarawas Lodge No. 59. F.

A A M. 4 4 4 Altar Group Gives To Building Fund When sixteen members of Altar Society of St. Paul's Catholic Church in Midvale met last eve -1 ning the church basement, they I presented a check for SI OOO to the Rev. Fr. Dermody for the church I building fund.

There were six guests at the meeting which was opened with prayer by Fr. Dermody. A bake sale was planned for Friday. De cember 23rd. at 1:00 p.

m. in Hall in Midvale. Plans also were made for a turkey and chicken dinner to be served on January 29th in the church basement. Christmas gifts were exchanged and prizes at games went to Mrs. John Dermody, Mrs.

William Kersehbaumer and Mrs. Laird Hawkins. Lunch was the hostesses. Mrs. Joe DeMattio and Mrs.

Rudy DeMattio at tables decorated in keeping with a Christmas theme. 4 4 4 Dorrie Miller Corps Has Election Officers foe 1956 were elected when the Dorrie Miller Relief Corps met last evening in New Philadelphia G. A. R. Hall.

Those chosen are as follows: Mrs. Major Houston, president: Mrs. Leroy Carter, senior vice president; Mrs. Harvey E. Watts, iunior vice president: Mrs.

Fred Kelker, treasurer; Mrs. David Favors, chaplain; Mrs. Hazel Mc- Cochran. conductress and Mrs. Thomas Hutchinson, guard.

Two members were initiated as another feature of last evening's meeting. They were Mrs Fred Kelker and Mrs. Benjamin Walker. A covered dish dinner preceded the regular meeting and special guests were Mrs. John Kopp, district president, and Mrs.

Byron Swihart, district patrotic instructor, both of New Philadelphia. Mrs. Nathaniel Richards, retiring president, presided. 4 4 4 Moose Women Have New Member Mrs. Irene Hobart was initiated into the local Women of the Moose at Monday meeting, held in Moose Home.

Social Service Chapter Night was Dec. 1st Best'Forrest Marriage Is Announced Mrs. her daug and Mrs, The in the Of Fiances Best of this city i announcing hter, Fiances Mae. to Mr. Harley E.

Fori Walter E. Forrest of Nelsonville. Ohio, ceremony took place on Thursday evening I pel Mission Church in toe pastor, officiating The double six-thirty in the presence families. Attired in a white satin, street a hite Bible topped with white at A reception was held at the ho Mr. and Mrs.

Branen. The bridegroom Is an employe ir this city. He and his bride are i this city. city with ring scrvic )f members length die pink IO.S* me of the if the Bow I esiding at he Dccen ev. Alb perfo the iir.n bride grandpa 1st, Orti.

n' is Hattery Ci 08 Maple Ave mpany NW Brow tomorr Presbyterian at the home Carl Schladrt on Saturday a HI four party. Mrs. Glenn an leader of the SCOUT TROOP Girl Scout Troop 8 met yesterday at the Church of God where an investiture service was conducted. Receiving pins were Claire Gopp and Carol Biglei. A Christmas party will be held on December from 7:00 until 9.00 p.

at the home of Mrs. William Hinig, 1010 Tuscarawas ave. NW. this city. There will be a gift exchange.

SCOUT TROOP 12 Memb ts of Girl Scout Troop 12 met yesterday at the First Meth odist church and made Christmas gifts for their mothers. On Tuesday afternoon, December 20th. from two until four four o'clock, the troop will have a Christmas party at the hopie of Mrs. Robert A. Andreas.

There will be a 35 cent gift exchange. Leaders of the troop are Mrs. William Shook and Mrs. Andreas. BROWNIE TROOP 6 Members of Brow nie Troup 6 enjoyed a Christmas party and gift exchange when they met yesterday afternoon in Sacred Heart Parish Hall.

They also completed mast gifts for their mothers. The troop's next meeting will be or. January loth. Leaders of the troop are Mrs. Jack DeNicola.

Mrs. Gene Kline and Mrs. Wilbur Franz. Mrs. James Patrick Is Dover Woman's Club Hostess When Mr: James Patrick entertained members of the Dover Woman Club last evening, her home at 253 Fair ave NW, New Philadelphia was effectively decorated in keeping with the holiday season.

Christmas decorations also were used on the tables when dinner was to 24 club members and three guests. Mrs. J. A. Godfrey, Mrs.

George Harvey and Mrs. John tSproui all of Dover. Hostesses were members of the club's social committee with Mrs. Alvin V. Lind I as chairman.

The evening's program was in charge of Mrs. Walter Scott and ohe read "The Story of the Nativity" and "The Yorkshire the latter of which was written by Florence Mansfield. The readings were interspersed by the playing of Christmas carols. A poem entitled "Peace On Earth" was read by Mrs. Scott and the program was con- eluded with an impressive candlelight service in which all club members participated 4 4 4 Woman's Club Hears Talk On European Trip of the chin heard Mrs.

William J. Jackson give a fascinating account of her travels in Europe this summer when they yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Howard H. Third NW. The Stonebrook home was gay with holiday decorations fot the occasion With gree the mantlepiec' (throughout the on a green cloth ground for the Christmas greens dies which eentci ble hen des served.

fjffMR I Vale, presided at heaped upon and arranged e. A red oval i-lded the back- enterpiecf of id lighted can- ffr Canasta Club Meets In Dover Prizes were won by Mrs. John Hirning and Mrs. Albert Gopp. both of New Philadelphia when Mrs.

William Schumacher entertained members of her Canasta club at her home, 43P E. 7th st. Dover. At the conclusion of Mrs. Jaclson talk, the club members cd in carol singing with Mrs.

Stonebrook providing organ ac- companinv nt An invitation was given by the Mac Dowell Club for the organ recital to be played by Miss Marjorie Jackson on December 29th in the First. Methodist Church here. On January 10th. the Woman's Club will the home of Mrs. Vale, 240 North Broadway.

Mrs. Riel Presents Dover Newcomers' Club Program An excellent musical program was presented by Mrs. Charles Riel of Dover when the Dover Newcomers' Club met yesterday afternoon at Union Country Club. The meeting began with luncheon and guests were Mrs. Edith Bolt.

Mrs. Mice June Theiss. Mrs. Barbara Sewall and Mrs. James Aubihl.

Christmas gifts were exchanged. Plans were formulated to present gifts to a needy family and to assist the family financially. Mrt William Mitchell and Mrs. Kenneth ji nsen will be in charge of the project. Mrs.

James Riddle, president. presided at the business meeting and announced that the Jan. 24 session will be held in the Dover public library. 4 4 Eagles' Auxiliary The club's next meeting will be I Meets Last Night GIRL SCOUT TROOP IX Members of Girl Scout Troop 18 enjoyed a Christmas party on Monday evening at the home of their leader. Miss Carolyn Winspeare.

Gifts were exchanged, games were played and lunch was served. Last evening, the girls went to the Dover for a swimming party. Dec. 23 at the home of Mrs. Rob ert Condo, RD 1.

Dover. 4 4 4 E. U. H. BIBLE CL The Bible Class of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church ill hold its annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs.

Jeff Palmer. Fifth NE. on Thursday evening at 7:30. There will be a Christmas program and a fifty cent gift exchange. AII members are asked to be present and to take guests.

The regular meeting of the Auxiliary was held last night in Hall with Mrs. Leroy Billmar. the pres dent, in charge. Christmas gifts were exchanged and lunch was served at a prettily decorated table, centered with a Christmas tree. Plans were made for the Christmas baskets and members are reminded to take their contributions of canned goods to the hall.

Mrs. Billman was awarded the mystery box. Campus Comments Donald R. Suddulh of 105 McCook ave. Dennison, is one of 37 Ohio State Unversity students wno have completed four year pro- grams in ROTC units and will receive commissions at pro-! commencement exercises on the campus Friday.

Suddulh was in Naval ROTC and will be commissioned a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps There are 15 graduating Army ROTC cadets, 20 Air ROTC grad- uates and one other Naval ROTC graduate. band will be held Wednesday eve- obserVed and there was a discus- mng. Dec. 21, at 6:30 at the fire Community Dances wi 1 be held Wednesday nights at the Rnu 'outh Comer where treat5 fm. teenagers wlU be to-, cn out by s.ima claus.

Mrs. Mary Smith entertained a group of children after school Tues- TUSCORA (IRCLE day evenirtg to celebrate the sev- Whcn Tuscora Circle No. 1133, jenth birthday of her son, Steven. C. F.

of meets tomorrow night, Mrs. Lucille James entertained a each member is to take a con- large group of boys and girls at dances for teenagers will sumed some time in April. 4 4 4 sion concerning the midwinter conference. A Christmas party and gift exchange were enjoyed during the social hour with Mrs. Esther Maurer and her committee serving refreshments.

The next meeting will be on Tuesday night, December 27th. tribution for the Christmas baskets being made up by the circle. LEADERS AND SPONSORS Mrs. Russell Atkinson was hostess at her home in Oak st. NW, last evening when the Camp Fire Leaders and Sponsors met there for a Christmas party.

A short business meeting was in charge of Mrs. Earl Curtis. The Atkinson home was decorated for the Christmas season and a SI gift exchange was conducted among the fifteen members present. Lunch was served by Mrs. Atkinson.

assisted by Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Wilbur Goeving and Mrs. Fred Benco. Read Times Class Ads regularly.

Beta Sigma Sorority GRANGE NEWS Discusses Recipe Contest -------------Members of Sigma Phi sorority met Monday evening in their rooms in Dover and details concerning a recipe contest, being sponsored by the International Chapter of the Sorority, were explained. Members of the local group who are interested in entering the contest arc to take their favorite recipes to the Doc. 19 Christmas party in the sorority rooms. Announcement was made that, preceding the party, a business session will be held and money and used toys for several needy families will be collected at that time. FAIRFIELD GRANGE Fairfield Grange will hold the Teen Club Wednesday evening in honor of her daughter Nancy on her 13th birthday.

N. Van Meter. Arthur Shilling. Mike Pariano, Robert Sickafoose and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Gotshall attended the county banquet held at Navarre Saturday evening. Dismissed from Aultman hospit- ers a I its al was Mrs. Eileen Wilson. regular meeting on Friday night at eight A Christmas program has been planned and there will be a 50 cent gift exchange for adults and a 25 cent exchange for children. AII members are to take donations for the Christmas baskets for the needy.

Ladies of the grange are to take covered dishes for the smorgasbord lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hicks of Salina, visited Mr. and Mrs.

A. G. Schneider several days last week. Mrs. O.

Markle entertained the Woman's Club Thursday afternoon. Miss Norma Jean Fryer is arriving today from San Diego to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fryer of 2025 Race st, Dover. She is making the trip by plane.

FRANCES WILI ARD W.C.T.U. A meeting of the Frances Willard W. C. T. U.

will be held on Friday afternoon, December 16. at 1:30 in the First Evangelical United Brethren Church. A Christmas program has been arranged and a good attendance is desired. 4 4 4 (NEST P. T.

A. A Christmas party will be given when the West A meets on Thursday afternoon at two at the school. A good attendance is desired. JEANETTE'S DRESS SHOP N. Ti.sc.

Ave. Dover pen I p. m. to 9 p. m.

Closed Monday PHONE 3-0751 lUllBIHHIIHIMIII Has 102nd Birthday CHICAGO Mrs. Susie Smith of Chicago, who was born Dwight McLean of Cleveland vis- slave, celebrates her 102nd birth- First U. S. postage stamps were placed on sale in New York City on July 1, 1847. ited last Thursday with Mr.

and Mrs. John McLean. Mrs. Alice Rico of New Philadelphia, Mrs. Ethel Lucas and Mrs.

Lou Ann Newhouse visited in day today as guest of honor of the Old club. Mrs. Smith, born Christmas day, 1853, at Edgecombe, N. is marking the observance IO days ahead burg Monday and while there at- of time so that she can be with tended the second Cinerama presentation called Cinerama Holiday. the she old PFAFF SEWING machines PARTS for all REPAIR tor any model RENTAL Day or Month USED Machines 19 50 up SEWING MACHINE SALES and SERVICE 330 KELI off Ray NVI.

Open 9 lo 9. New PhUa. 140 WEST HIGH AVF.