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SIX THE SALEM. OHIO. NEWS MONDAY, JULY 10, 1961 The Social Notebook THE Association of the Salem Golf Club met Thursday afternoon for a flag tournament Winners in the Class A tourna ment were Mrs. Arch Renner and Mrs. Stan Gurney.

Low putt honors went to Mrs. J. W. Greenwood. Class winners were Mrs.

Carl Sekely and Mrs. F. W. Hone, with low putts going to Mrs. William Stevenson.

Mrs. Richard Lawrence and Mrs. Lester Bateman were winners in the Class contest. Mrs. 0.

A. Naragon received low putts. First in the nine-hole play was Mrs. Joseph Merrick and second, Mrs. Arthur Lind.

Low putts went to Mrs. Gus Schuster. MILLVILLE COMMUNITY Club will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Community Building. The entertainment Committee for the evening will be Eugene Meade and Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Ruse. Refreshments will be in charge of Mrs. Sam Butch and Mr. and Mrs.

Arlan Coy. Plans will be discussed concerning the refinishing of the inside of the building. Reports will be given by the committee, Harold Leipper, Joseph Henry Long and Kenneth Dunn concerning the cost of the project. FRIENDSHIP Circle will meet on Tuesday at 12:30 p. m.

at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Rhiel of the Western Reserve Road at New Buffalo for a cover dish dinner. Mrs. Charles Berger MRS. ROBERT KNOCH of RD 2, Salem, entertained the Jo-Cards Club at her home Thursday evening.

Prizes in were awarded to Mrs. Willard Headland Jr. and Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton. Mrs.

Richard Charlton was welcomed into the club as a new member. The members will go to see the Kenley Players in Warren Aug. 3. The Sept. 7 meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.

Carl McCartney Jr. of i Road. THURSDAYETTES met Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Glen McAfee of the Pine Lake Road. Mrs.

Jay McLaughlin, president, conducted the business meeting. Mrs. William Heddleson of Rogers, was a guest. The game was played, with prizes going to Mrs. Heddleson and Mrs.

Lowell Hardy. Mrs. Hardy assisted the hostess with the lunch. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. McLaughlin of the Pine Lake Road July 27.

ONE Luncheon Club met for Thursday luncheon at the home of Mrs. Michael Snell of Ellsworth Road. Game prizes were won by Mrs. Kathryn Minth, Mrs. a ew Baker and Mrs.

Kathryn Gun esch. Garden flowers decorated the home. The next meeting will be held Aug. 1 at the home off Mrs. Kathryn Pauline of Aetna St.

THE BOARD of managers of the Home for Aged Women will meet Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Charles Haldi of 985 Highland Ave. MR. AND MRS.

M. L. HAYES of Lemont, 111., spent the past week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gologram of the Depot Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McConn of Lemont, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hayes, arrived for the weekend and returned home with their parents.

A picnic was given in their honor Sunday. Those a 11 ending were Mr. and Mrs. William Floding, Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Gologram, Miss Shirley Gologram of Leetonia, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eddy of Columbiana, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gologram and family of Garfield and Mrs.

Harry Gologram of Minerva. On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Hayes and Mr. and Mrs.

Gologram visited Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mynster and Mr. and Mrs. James Orwick of Richmond.

PRACTICAL NURSE Association of Ohio, Division 3, will meet for their 10th anniversary dinner July 18 at 5:30 p.m. at Restaurant in Youngstown. The regular business meeting will follow the program. Cristal Wolfgang Wed To Pfc. Charles Berger Bride at a lovely pink and blue wedding Saturday afternoon at St.

Catholic Church in Lisbon was Miss Christa) Ann Wolfgang, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. Wolfgang of Lisbon RD, who was married to Pfc. Charles William Berger, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Pearson of East Liverpool. Rev. William Hohman, pastor, officiated for the double ring ceremony before an altar graced with bouquets of roses and banked with ferns, palms and lighted tapers in candelabra. Miss Mary Jo Klug was at the organ, and Miss Betty Lou McKenna was soloist.

She sang and at Your Feet Is as the bride placed a bouquet on the altar of the Blessed Virgin. The bride was escorted to the altar and given in marriage by her father. She appeared in a slipper-length gown of embroidered tulle, styled with a basque bodice, long tapered sleeves and a circlet neckline accented with scattered sequins on embroidered roses. The bouffant skirt had a cascade back of tiers of tulle edged with scallops of lace. Her veil of silk illusion was held in place by a pearl studded crown.

She carried a white Prayer Book topped with a white orchid, white roses and cascading satin streamers of stephanotis. In observing the tradition of something old, the bride wore an heirloom diamond and sapphire ring, left to her by a great aunt. Mrs. Mary Lou Wolfgang, sister-in-law of the bride, was ma tron of honor. She was gowned in a dusty pink nylon chiffon over taffeta, featuring a French picture collar, fitted bodice and bou ffant skirt.

Her floral headdress of orchids in shade to match her gown and crystals and earrings, the gift of the bride, completed her attire. She carried a colonial bouquet of blue carnations. Bridesmaids, Miss Dixie Lee Cariisie uf Lisbon RD 5, cousin of the bride, and Miss Darlene Wolf gang of New Waterford were dressed identically to the matron of honor, except that they were in blue and carried colonial bou quets of pink carnations and ros es. Serving as junior bridesmaids were Sandra Berger of East Liverpool, sister of the bridegroom, and Nancy Spooner of RD, Lisbon, cousin of the bride, identically dressed as the bridesmaids. Ernest Campbell served as the best man, and Clement J.

Wolfgang, brother of the bride, ushered. The mother of the bride chose a light blue linen dress with lace bodice and white accessories. The bridegroom's mother wore a Sahara brown sheath dress with white accessories, and each complemented their ensembles with corsages of white carnations. Grandparents of the couple present were Mrs. Catherine Gibson of Struthers, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Wolfgang of New Waterford, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCowin and Mrs. Henry Pearson of East Liverpool.

The Elkton Parish Hall was the setting for the reception for 250 guests. The bride's table, laid in white linen, was centered with a four-tier wedding cake decorated with alternating pink and blue rosebuds and white swans separating the layers. Caught to white wedding bells above, blue and white streamers cascaded to the table. Bouquets of roses and daisies added to theme. Serving were Mrs.

James McLaughlin, Mrs. Kenneth Shearer, Miss Carol Simpson and Miss Ginger Beck. Mrs. Walter Lipp. aunt of the bride, registered guests from Vandergrift and Georgetown.

Cumberland, Covina, Fort Worth, Texas, Youngstown, Akron, Struthers, East Liverpool, Salem and Lisbon. Mrs. Berger is a graduate of Beaver Local High School and was employed at the Round Corner clothing store in Lisbon. Her husband attended East Liverpool High and is serving in the Army at Fort Campbell, having returned from service in Korea. Following a wedding trip to an undisclosed destination, the couple will return to the home for the remainder of his leave, after which he will return to camp.

His wife will join him later. For traveling, the bride wore an aqua and white sheath dress and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. Members of the wedding party were feted Friday evening with dinner preceding the rehearsal at th home of Mrs. McLaughlin of RD Lisbon, with Mrs. McLaughlin, the mother, Mrs.

Peter Chestnut and Mrs. Catherine Gibson as the hostesses. The attendants were remembered with gifts. Date Book Week's Calendar Of Local Meetings Tonight American Legion Band rehearsal. Amity Lodge.

Board of Education meeting. Eagles Auxiliary. Gold Star Auxiliary. Knights of Columbus. Salem City Lodge AM.

Quaker Radio Association class, 7 p.m. Charter Commission. Alcoholics Anonymous. 8:30 p. m.

in Westminster House. Adult night at Centennial Park pool. Tuesday American Legion Auxiliary. Eagles Lodge. Lions Club.

Rotary Club. Salem Commandery, Knigh Templar. Saxon Chorus rehearsal. Veterans of Foreign Wars. Association of Salem Golf Club.

Columbiana County Board of Realtors. Quota Club picnic. Amvets Auxiliary. Columbiana County Woman i ian Temperance Union picnic. Wednesday Dads of Foreign Service Veterans.

DeMolay. Good Will Encampment IOOF. Salem Golf Club. United Commercial Travelers. Thursday Elks Lodge.

Kiwanis Club. Omega Council SM Friday Ladies Auxiliary, a riarchs Militant. Patriarchs Militant. Saxon Lodge, Branch 18. Sons of Union Veterans.

Willow Grove Grange. Saturday Senior Citizens Club trip to Cleveland. NEW FOR FALL. Easy suit in bold monotone nubby wool (left) is from the fall collection of Harry Frechtel. It has standaway collar and seaming on the jacket.

Pumpkin colored suit of nubby wool by Barnell (right) has semifitted jacket. Overblouse in brocade is cut with short sleeves. 4-H Club News Marriage Vows Heard At Alliance Miss Ginger Laughlin who wore orchid. They wore matching Dior bows, and carried arrangements of white daisies. Ralph Holibaugh was best man, and the ushers were Jack Kuntze, brother-in-law of the bride, and Tom Piccinin.

White and shades of purple were Approximately 200 guests from the predominating colors for the Florida. Salem, Ravenna, New Saturday afternoon wedding of a Philadelphia, Warren, Yo ngs- recent graduate of the Hannah Lakewood, Cadiz, and Can- Mullins School of Practical Nurs- ton, attended the reception in the ing and an Alliance airman. church social room. Miss Barbara Jane Dunn, dau-j The couple are graduates of Al- ghter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert S.Jliance High School. The bride-5 Dunn of Alliance, and A-2C Gary groom is serving in the Air Force Edwin McDonal, son of Mr. and at Sheppard Air Base in Wichita Falls, where the newlyweds will reside. For their undisclosed wedding trip, the bride wore a black print dress with white accessories and a white carnation corsage. In The Service Newlyweds Plan For Open House Open house is planned for Saturday from 2 to 6 p.m.

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Layden of 227 N. Cadillac Drive, Youngstown, in honor of their recent marriage.

Mrs. Layden is the former Kathryn Giffin Wilson, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James H. Giffin, and Mr.

Layden is the son of Mrs. Nell Layden and the lata Thomas S. Layden of Salem. The couple were married June 30 at the Hershey Hotel in Hershey, Pa. Mr.

and Mrs. George C. Hoffarth of Pittsburgh were the attendants. Mr. Layden is sales manager for the Youngstown unit of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.

Marriage Licenses William P. Sidinger 23, carpenter, Salem, and Patricia A. Kornbau, 23, beautician, Salem. Victor Anthony Bell 23, tea cher, Elizabeth, and Consuella Louise Wilson, 18, secretary, Wellsville. David Pasco, 18, farm worker, Lisbon, and Virginia Armstrong, 18, Lisbon.

LISBON CHURCH EVENT LISBON Altar and Rosary Society of St. George Catholic Church will have its annual wiener roast for women of the parish at 8:30 tonight on the church grounds. Guilford Guilford met at the home of Bonnie Parks, RD 1, Hanoverton, July 5. Eleven members answered the roll call with the name of their favorite television star. Plans were made for 4-H Revue practice July 13 at 1 p.m.

at the home of Becky Clewell. The next meeting will be at the home of Judy Batzles, RD 1, East Rochester July 18 from 2 to 4 p.m. Genial Goshenettes Twelve members answered the roll call with the name of a safety device, when the Genial Go- shenettes met recently at the home of Cindy Martig. Plans were made for 11 members to attend the ball game July 15. Cherry Dennis gave a safety talk and Cindy Martig gave a demonstration on the sewing machine.

Hanover Township Club Hanover Township 4-H Club met in the Legion hall in Hanoverton. President Blaine Hagan presided when announcement was made of judging of projects July 13. Safety talks were given by Hagan, Deloris Guthrie and Edwin Brenner, who will compete i safety contest at the Methodist Church in Lisbon July 10. Several members of the Salem Hunting Club were present and demonstrated Refreshments were served. Leetonia Maidenettes Leetonia Maidenettes met at the home of Kathleen Casey recently.

Eight members answered roll call with safety hints for the summer. Kathleen Casey gave a demonstration on to cut a pattern and Jean Morelli gave a demonstration on how to make a drawstring apron. Susan Jones played accord i a solos 1 i a na and Me Tina McCoy will hold the next meeting July 17. Judging day will be held July 21. Beriin-Ellsworih Club Meeting Held ELLSWORTH The Berlin Ellsworth Ruritan Club held its monthly dinner meeting at the Berlin Center Methodist Church.

Fred Merrill of the Mahoning County Conservation Associat i on gave an illustrated talk on the construction and maintenance farm lakes and ponds. The next meeting July 24 will be a picnic at Hawkins Lake. Fellowship Class of the United Presbyterian Church met recently at the home of Mrs. Henry Jones with 18 present. Mrs.

Milo NAMED TO LIST Three students have been named to the second semester dean list at Marietta College. They are Margaret C. Hanna, daughter of Mrs. Dallas J. Hanna of 953 S.

Lincoln Elizabeth Ziegler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ziegler of Route 9, Hanoverton, and Judith A. Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. R. Fisher of 1069 E. State St. Miss Hanna is a junior with a major in home economics.

Miss Ziegler is a sophomore with a major in business administration and Miss Fisher graduated with the class of 1961 with a major in chemistry. A Want Ad Can find it for you! Dial ED 2-4801 'B uaae CANDIES Darrell R. Shaffer Airman Third Class Darrell R. Shaffer, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Shaffer of RD 4. Lisbon, has completed basic training at Lackland Air Base, San Antonio, Texas. He is now stationed at Amarillo Air Force Base, Texas, assigned to the training course of for aircraft and missile maintenance specialists. He attended United Local High School and Foot Hill College in California. His address is A-3C Darrell R.

Shaffer, 3343 Schron F.I.T. 6409, Amarillo A.F.B., Texas. Mrs. Edwin McDonal of Alliance, were united in marriage by Rev. Wilson was co-hostess and Mrs.

Matthew DeZee had charge of the ON HONOR ROSTER program. Donna J. Hollinger of 245 W. Mrs. Esther Close is home Lisbon, and Robert P.

osep ore a days in a Salem hospital1 Julian of 518 W. 8th St. have been of Bethany United Presbyterian f()r observation named to the College of Educa- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lon list for the second have returned to their home 1960-61 school Church in Alliance.

Mrs. Shirley Finney, organist, accompanied the soloist, Miss: Diehl Lake after spending a mon- Lona Grewe. th at Tampa, where they Given in marriage by her fath- visited a son. er, the gown was fashion- Miss Virginia Burgoyne, who ed with a lace bodice, styled with has been ill at her home north short sleeves and a portrait neck- of Ellsworth for the last month, line, and a silk organza floor- is improving, length skirt. Her fingertip veil of Mrs.

Bertha Terry is visiting imported silk illusion was attach- her son Donald and family i ed to a crown of Austintown. pearls and sequins. She carried Seven members of Ellsworth three white cymbidium orchids Center Grange attended the Po- mounted on a white Bible. mona Grange meeting at Smith Sheaths of silk organza were Grange Friday evening. Robert worn by the matron of honor.

Terry and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mrs. Sally Santucci, sister of the Wise were part of a class of 19 bride, who appeared in violet; that was given the fifth degree. and the bridesmaids, Miss Pris-! -----------------------cilia Santoro who chose lilac, and FREE VACATION PAK SERVICE year at Ohio University.

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