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SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1961 The THE SALEM, OHIO, NEWS Socia Notebook PRACTICAL NURSE Associa tion of Ohio, Division 3, executive board will meet Tuesday at St Lutheran Church, 104 Evergreen Youngstown, at 7:30 p.m. The regular meeting will be April 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the YMCA, 17 N. Champion St. Dr.

Lawrence D. Cushing will speak on "Modern Dental Trend and Members may bring guests. LADIES CATHOLIC Benevolent Association met Thursday evening in the Knights of Columbus Hall Two new members, Mrs. Nicholas Klasmck and Miss Jennie Stipic. were accepted.

Mrs. Margaret Halter, field deputy from Canton, was guest speaker. The charter was draped for Mrs. Fred Munsell. An invitation was received to attend the National Council of Catholic Women April 15 at 2 p.m.

in St. Aloysious School, East Liverpool. The May 4 meeting will feature a coverdish dinner at 6:15 in St. Paul School. Miss Carol Eskay will be May Queen.

Mrs. August Benedict and Mrs. John Seroka are chairman and co-chairman. Card prizes went to Miss Loretta Centofanti, Mrs. John Less, and Miss Josephine Markovich, Mrs.

John Dupal won the prize for the most original corsage. DAUGHTERS OF UNION Veterans will hold a coverdish lun- Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Gilbert Edgerton of E. School St.

LETTERS FROM missionaries in India and Formosa were read at a recent meeting of the Alena Calkins Missionary Society of the Southeast Friends Church held in the home of Mrs. Carl Lippiatt. Mrs. Fred Jennings reported on Anna Nixon, a missionary from India. A report on the recent Missionary Retreat held at Malone College was given by Mrs.

Carl Donley. Mrs. William Dinsio, Mrs. Edwin Jeffries and Mrs. Lifpiatt.

Mrs. Ferry Hughes was devotional leader. A bridal shower was held for Mrs. Hughes, and a gift was presented to Mrs. James Dinsio for her baby daughter, Theresa.

Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lippiatt and Mrs. Jennings. The group discussed plans for a mother-daughter banquet. MISS ELEANOR GECKLER of Bedford will be a guest at Wednesday meeting of the Salem Camera Club in the Memorial Building.

Miss Gekler will show pictures of the Scandinavian countries, the Arctic Circle. England, Scotland and Ireland. Mrs. Chris Roessler will be in charge of refreshments. Members are to bring guests.

XI GAMMA BETA Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority will hold a tea Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the Ruth Smucker House. Mrs. Thomas Paparodis announced plans for the event at a recent chapter meeting presided over by the president, Mrs. Jerold Smith.

The group will hold its installation dinner April 20 at Barber Restaurant on Route 7. Mrs. Jesse Pottorf, who talked on the subject, was presented by Mrs. Paparodis and Mrs. Stanley Correll.

program chairmen. Hostesses were Mrs. Kenneth Suggett and Mrs. Paul Myers. MRS.

DONALD MAYHEW of RD 2, Salem, president of the Columbiana County Christian Temperance Union, will give a report of the state WCTU workshop held in Columbus this week, at a county institute meeting Tuesday at the Damascus Friends Church. Sessions are scheduled at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m with the exe eutive committee to meet at 1 p.m. Miss Pearl Walker, president of the Salem Union, who also attended the state workshop, will speak on at the afternoon session. Mrs.

Isadore Hobson of Damascus will give the and Mrs. Melvin Hoffman of Damascus will present the special music. A tape recording made by Rev. S. J.

Williams, a Columbus educator, will be featured at the afternoon session. There will be a sack lunch at noon, with the Damascus Union providing the dessert. THE ELIZABETH FRY Class of the First Friends Church will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Miss Martha Conkle of Damascus Road. MRS.

CHESTER PETTIT of Greenford entertained the We Dine Club Tuesday evening after diner at Ringside Restaurant in Youngstown. Mrs. Virgil Yaeger received gifts in remembrance of her birthday anniversary. Honors in went to Mrs. Russell Shirey, Mrs.

Yeager and Mrs. Charles Kniselev Mrs. Kniseley will entertain the group May 2. CLUB NINE MET Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Hickey of Georgetown Road.

Mrs. Robert Lepping was a guest. Prizes in were shared by Mrs. Lepping, Mrs. Thomas Ehrhart and Mrs.

Glenn Sell. The next meeting will be May 3 at the home of Mrs. Richard Leaf of Sevakeen Lake THE AFTERNOON Guild of the Church of Our Saviour will meet Monday for a 1 p.m. luncheon in the church undercroft, with Mrs. Ray Lewis as hostess WSCS Elects Officers i Plans For Program New officers were elected at a ranged the altar setting recent meeting of the Woman Us was the theme Society of Christian Service in the First Methodist Church.

The Mlss M'ce Whinery. group also furthered plans for ProFrarn chairman Mrs. Walter the May 3 mother-daughter pro- Hanzlick sang "Because of Thy gram, to which all women of the church are invited. Narratives, which Officers elected to serve in the gift and the coming year are: President, Mrs. Robert Stadler: vice president.

Crib-N-Cradle members Miss Eleanor McMurray; record- rs- Charles Wiggers, Mrs. Rob- on the hospitality committee. Mrs ert Kaminsky and Mrs Clair Scheduled CLITI NEWS Leeper. Extension Good As the women presented their By Golf Club Women Officers were elected when To Wed Pau gifts at the altar Mrs Tavlor i i Extension Good Do'ers 4-H ne aitar, Mrs. tayior annua, spnng juncheon 0f aa Mr.

Mrs. Robert William retiring president, spoke solemn nt Uuh met recently with Adviser nravers Association of the jn charer Parker of 280 Benton Road an- Miss Penny Parker Lippiatt prayers and presented colorful prayer cards as a remembrance of this occasion Mrs. Hanzlick closed the service by singing "Bless These Members of Margery Mayer Group prepared refreshments, which were served from a buffet related the table. Mrs. Stadler and Mrs.

Tay- giver to God and jor at the service. Kingdom, were offered by TV 6(1 in charge. The officers are: President, nounce the engagement of their Tuesday at 1 p.m. John Good; vice president. Henry daughter.

Penny Lee, to Paul is the theme to Good; secretarv-treasurer, Noel Jones; news reporter. Day Doyle; i son of Mr- and Mrs- recreational leader, Walter Stur Lippiatt of Ellsworth geon; health reporter. David Ave. Price; and safety reporter, Terry' Mr. Lippiatt is emploved by Wells Vaughters.

chairman, Mrs. Young. Bros Inc Horace Schwartz and Mrs. C. G.

All members were present. Pro- Shaffer. jects and bylaws were discussed 1 itP 1 stn The meeting was closed by Henry tbe couple their forthcoming TRY SALEM NEWS WANT ADS Good and David Price. marriage Salem Golf Club will be held on be discussed by Mrs Helen Con rad. interior decorator.

The committee consists of Mrs AKRON AREA Society of Hospital Pharmacists will hold its eighth meeting of the year Tuesday at Massillon City Hospital. Host will be Eugene Hovis. director of the pharmacy department. Speaker will be Dr. C.

H. Loef- dler of the Cancer Treatment Center of Massillon. The Ohio Society of Hospital Pharmacists recently held its annual convention at Columbus. Jack Hovis of Salem City Hospital was in attendance. ing secretary.

Mrs. A Kiliman; treasurer, Mrs. Louis Schilling: Promotion secretary, Mrs. Harry Milhoan; other secretaries, work. Mrs.

Donald Stapleton; Christian social relations, Mrs. Orein Naragon; local church activities. Mrs. Harry Abrams; missionary education. Mrs.

Wilson Baughman; Spiritual life, Mrs George Bergman: student work. Mrs. Donald Aubill; supply work, Mrs. Effie Broomall; youth work, Mrs. Delmer Smith; chairman of membership committee, Mrs.

Walter Hanzlick; Chairman of nomination committee, Mrs. David Gardner; member of nominating committee, Mrs. Homer Taylor; representative to the commission on education, Mrs. Robert Balsley. Mrs.

Ronald Libb was welcomed as a new member to the society and five other new members were reported. Mrs. Balsley announced a course, to Teach in the Church to be taught by Rev. Robert Irwin beginning April 25 and continuing five consecutive Tuesday evenings. The business session was preceded by a service of consecration in the chapel, with prayer and meditation emphasizing the joy of giving.

Mrs. June Johnson led the meditation period Her topic was Adoration of Mrs. Floyd Craig provided the musical interlude and continued with organ meditations and accompaniment throughout the service. Mrs. James Cunningham ar YWCA Calendar Monday Registration for Spring Classes 9 a.m.

to 9 p.m. Basic English for Foreign Born, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Registration for Spring Classes 9:30 a m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday Card party and bake sale, 8 THE MILLVILLE Community Club will meet Wednesday at 7:30 A p.m.

in the community building. Mrs. Jay Pitts, Mrs. Ella Lippiatt. Mr.

and Mrs. Francis McLaughlin and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Long are in charge of the entertainment and refreshments. The club recently received us Post flag from Congressman Wayne L.

about 300 minion doMars Hays. The public is invited to the meeting. Study of Antiques. 7:30 p.m. Finance committee meeting, 7:30 p.m.

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