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Thursday. December 1977 PresbyterionWom enMeef Plan December Activities Social Notebook Sewing Center TWO DAY SPECIAL 25 oft ALL FABRICS NOTIONS Friday and Saturday Only 'nT Sewing Center 4 S. Park Liibon 424-3531 9-5 9-3 Saturday. Club. Cards and a gift exchange ill follow at the home of Mrs.

Kvelyn Firestone on Broadway Chorus Rehearsal Scheduled Monday Due to the uncertainty ot the weather Monday, the Triple County rehearsal was cancelled. Next regular meeting is Monday, Dec. 12, at 8 p.m in the fellowship hall of the Sebring United Presbyterian Church. All members are urged to attend. Stop the world and join the conversation.

Read the Salem News. One hundred and eight members and eight guests were in attendance at the November circle meetings of the Association of the First United Presbyterian Church. December meetings and projects were planned. JANUARY CIRCLE January Circle met at the home of Mrs. Faure VanOster- hout on Jefferson Avenue with 10 members and a guest, Mrs.

Kenreigh, in attendance. Presiding officers were Mrs. Bruno Stanga and Mrs Russell Loudon. Mrs Harry Snyder presented the devotions and assisted with the program from the book Happens to Women When They Mrs Joseph Needham was program chairman. Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.

Steve Buckshaw. Next meeting is Dec. 14 FEBRUARY CIRCLE Mrs Chamberlain was a guest when eight members of the February Circle met at the home of Mrs. Bryce Kendall on Painter Road. During the business session conducted by Mrs.

Robert Potter, a report was given on the recent executive committee meeting and Mrs. Donald gave a report. Mrs. Tom Mercer presented the devotions, her theme being "Prison She also presented the program, giving highlights of her recent trip to the Orient. Next meeting is Dec.

14 at 1:15 p.m. at the Mercer residence. MARCH CIRCLE Mrs George Vaughn was the presiding officer and presented devotions using the theme during the March Circle meeting at the home of Mrs Baird Stewart on West 12th Street. Attending were members and a guest, Mrs. Mary Cailadine.

Miss Margaret Stewart was in charge of the program, her topic being Price War and Killing There will be no meeting in December. APRIL CIRCLE Twelve members responded to roll call during the April Circle meeting at the home of Mrs. Harmon Handwork on the Georgetown Itoad. Mrs Handwork served coffee and rolls prior to the meeting Mrs Jack Hovis presided and gave devotions taken from Upper Plans were discussed for the family night observances at the church' during Advent, assisting the Salvation Army with its a Live project for Christmas. Mrs.

Rex Hundertmarck gave a mission study from the Book of In presenting the program, Mrs, Frank Huber led a group discussion of You Reach a from the book It Like It by Fritz Ridenour. The book is based on Hie Book of John. The December Circle meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Hugh L. Kells Slat 180 10th St MAY CIRCLE Mrs.

Walter birthday was celebrated when the May Circle met at her home on Goshen Road. Attending were 24 members and the following guests, Mrs. Lynn Kelly of Columbus, who was visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs Melvin Wilms, Mrs Kathryn Handford ot Indiana, daughter of a charter member, Mrs. Hofmeister, also Mrs David Miles and Mrs. Gary Oliphant.

Mrs Larry Johnson presided at the business session which included a wagon blind in was the topic ol devotions given by Mrs. Gail Herron. Mrs. Robert Perdue presented the program, her topic being of Refreshments were served bv Mrs Larry Johnson, Carol Riccardi, Mrs. Lorin Shephard and Mrs.

Tom Mackall. The group plans to go Christmas caroling on Dec. 17 Next regular meeting will be in January at the home of Mrs. William McDevitt on Highland Avenue. SEPTEMBER CIRCLE Mrs.

Rhea Weirick was hostess to the September Circle at her home on Maple with 12 members and a guest, Mrs. Larry Chamberlain, attending Mrs. Thelma Entrikin presided at the business session at which Mrs. Ackerman reported on the recent executive committee meeting. Mrs.

Walter Strain presented devotions, her topic being to Abused and Battered Mrs. Robert Dunn was in charge of the program taken from by Catherine Marshall. Next meeting is Dec 14 at 1:15 p.m at the home of Mrs. Robert Entrikin. OCTOBER CIRCLE Mrs.

John Stoffer was the presiding officer when 10 members of the October Circle met at the home of Mrs. Carl Wright on South Lincoln Avenue. A report of the executive committee meeting was given and donations were collected for the Salvation Army for Christmas. Mrs Ftalph Walton and Mrs. Stoffer presented the devotions and program which included a missionary report and a hymn study.

Next meeting is Dec. 14 at 11 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Terry Rufer on Goshen Road. NOVEMBER CIRCLE Fourteen members responded to roll call during the November Circle meeting at the home of Mrs.

Lawrence Chamberlain on Tanglewood Drive. Mrs. W'esley Houger presided, Mrs. James Armstrong gave a fellowship report, Mrs. Clyde McFeeley gave a report and a mission report was given by Miss Sarah Cooper.

was the theme of devotions given by Mrs. E. G. Blackburn Mrs. Harry Snyder was in charge of the program, hery topic being Space and Time Dimensions of Refreshments were served by Mrs.

McFeeley and Mrs. G. Fennema. Next meeting is Dec 14 at the church. DECEMBER CIRCLE Mrs.

Paul Long was co-hostess when eight members of the December Circle met at the home ol Mrs. William Miskimins on Ellsworth Avenue. Mrs. Don Winch presented the devotions, her topic being of based on Psalms 118 and 119 Mrs. Dick Bryan presented the program, Shepard Looks at the 23rd Psalm Mrs.

Miskimins presented a mission report on Thailand. The circle is meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Chamberlain on Tanglewood Drive. Mr. and Mrs.

Ilomer Royer Reception Honors The Homer Royers In observance of their golden wedding anniversary, Mr and Mrs. Homer Royer of Columbiana, were guests of honor at an open house reception at their home at 3183 Middleton Road recently. Approximately 50 guests attended the celebration, which was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Zeitler of Columbiana, and their children, Anne, Eileen, Dale and Laurie Zeitler.

A dessert luncheon was served at a table centered with an arrangement of mums and carnations in soft pastel shades, laced with breath and flanked by gold tapers. An anniversary cake trimmed in gold and white completed the setting. Mr Royer and his wife, the former Cora Esterly, were married in Columbiana on Nov. 22, 1927, in the parsonage of the Grace United Church of Christ by the Rev. E.F.

Weist. Mrs. Royer is a daughter of Mr and Mrs. Henry Esterly of Columbiana and a great-great- granddaughter of Michael Esterly, one of the first settlers in Columbiana in 1804. Mr.

Royer, a retired farmer, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Royer of Columbiana. He is a member of the Columbiana- Fairi ield Ruritan Club, and he and bis wifeare members of the Grace United Church of Christ. Michele Ross Wed In Georgia Wade Schaefers Mark 40 Years Of Marriage Mr and Mrs.

Albert Anthony Ross of 1044 E. 6th are announcing the late autumn marriage of their daughter, Michele Mary, to Attorney Victor McEver Baird, son of Mrs Rufus Baird of Atlanta, and the late Mr Baird. The young couple exchanged their nuptial vows in a private family ceremony in Atlanta on Tuesday, Nov. 22. The following day the newlyweds traveled by plane to Ohio to spend Thanksgiving holiday with the bride's During this time Mr and Mrs.

Ross hosted a family reception and cake cutting ceremony in their honor. Mr. and Mrs Baird have returned to Atlanta where they will make their home. Their address is 211 15th St NE. The new Mrs.

Baird is employed as a reporter for the Atlanta Coastitution. is a 1970 graduate of Salem High School and a cum laude graduate of Miami University in Ohio. While at Salem High School she was an AFS student in Uruguay, South America, in 1969. Attorney Baird is employed as assistant attorney general for the state of Georgia, handling environmental and consumer law. He is a cum laude graduate of the University of Georgia, School of I and served as a captain in the Air Force.

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Persons under 18 must be accompanied by parent or guardian. Mr and Mrs. Wade Schaefer ol 280 Springdale celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with family members and friends on Sunday during the annual Salem Area Old Car Christmas dinner party at the Down-on-the-Farm restaurant in Deerfield Twenty-six relatives and club members attended the event. Mr Schaefer is the current retiring president of the club. The former Sara Starbuck and Mr.

Schaefer, son of the late Johnathan and Lillie Schaefer of Salem, were married on Dec. 4, 1937, at a home on the Stratton Road. Mrs Schaefer is a daughter of Lewis Starbuck of Salem and the late Myrtle Starbuck. The Schaefers are the parents of two children, Mrs. Mark (Lois) Hross of Bath, and Dale Schaefer of Salem, and they have four grandchildren.

Mr. Schaefer, who is retired, owned and operated the Wade Schaefer Simplicity Sales and Service here. He is a member of the UCT and a council member at the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, of which both he and bis wife are members. BRIDGE hand favorite Christian Women Meet Discuss The Family' THESE DAYS ONLY: DEC. 7-8-9-10 DAILY 10 A.M.

to 8 P.M. He redoubled. North, the late Charles Lockett of St. Louis passed. He was not a rescuer but Dad was.

He rescued himself to six spades and went on to seven after West went to seven hearts. By this time he knew West held 13 red cards. The play was simple. At least Dad thinks so. He ruffed the diamond lead with the eight (a heart lead would have beaten the hand), led trump, finessed his six, ruffed a diamond high, finessed his nine of trumps, ruffed the last diamond with last trump, came to his hand with the ace of clubs, cashed his ace-king of trumps and wound up by chucking his losing hearts on long clubs.

was the topic of discussion during a recent meeting of the Christian Fellowship of the First Christian Church, with 51 members and two guests in attendance. President Mrs Reed Calkins presided and read two poems, for the Asking" and a and offered prayer. Projects were discussed including assisting with the Salvation a Live for the holidays and Church Women need of used blankets and socks and underwear for children for Christmas giving. Devotions were given by Mrs Kenneth Cook, including a scripture reading and group singing of the Beauty of the led by Mrs Joe Colin, with Mrs. Harold Simones providing piano companiment.

The worship featured a family tree with Christ in the center and an open Bible placed on a white linen cloth. Various family activities were discussed including worshipping together, play, work and fellowship together. Devotions were closed with the reading of the poem, Jesus Came To Your The program was presented by Joe Celin, whose topic was Time A Revolutionary Did Idea It included slides and a group discussion of Meeting closed with the C.WF Benediction. was observed at the church during the Sunday morning services. Guest speaker was Harold Kaufman of Medina, whose topic was Portal of A 10 8 5 WEST EAST A 4k 10 7 5 2 VAKQJ863 A KQ 10 9 2 48754 A 976 SOUTH 4k A 9 6 10 2 6 3 4k A 4 3 2 East-West vulnerable West North East South Pass Pass 1 A Dbl 4 4k Pass Pass 5 5 A Pass Pass 6 Pass Pass Dbl Kedbl Pass Pass 6 A 7 Pass Pass 7 4k Dbl Pass Pass Pa.ss Opening lead 2350 East State Street, Salem Alliance Plaza, Alliance NEW SHIPMENT OF The Nativity By Oswald James Jacobs Jim Jacoby is writing article as a 75th birthday present to his father.

Dad has been playing a long time, but this 40-year- old hand which has appeared before in this column and many books is still his favorite. The game was rubber bridge and back in those early days Dad opened four-card spade suits regularly. West might have tried an immediate seven hearts but West figured that such a bid would get a seven-spade sacrifice against it. Hence, hts decision to double. West continued his deceptive tactics by bidding just five and six hearts Dad fell into the trap anu uouoieu, uut wesi couldn't stand prosperity.

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