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Saturday October 21. 1944. THE RECORD (J. uuvuitu Mnom.wivn VZ, VZ fTVMf of Interest to WLW Mailbag Club Meeting In Cincinnati Eight members of the Buckeye Chapter, Mailbag Club, went to Cincinnati to attend the grand chapter of the WLW Mailbag Club, which was held at the Masonic Temple in that city, The sen mg of a luncheon highlighted the all-day meeting, which was attended by Mr. and Mrs, Chap Tillis, Mrs.

Bertha White, Mrs. Ray Bowers, Mrs Donald Meredith, Edna Boyd, Mrs, Grace Bout and Mrs. Roy Rogers The Buckeye chapter brought back from the meeting a bomb fragment, from the ruins of the home of Rose Buckner, ho broadcasts the Matinee BBC, in England, every Tuesday morning 9 9 rn Mrs. Oscar Young Hostess af Meet The October meeting of McNair Missionary Society was held at the home of Mrs, Oscar Young, when the session was opened With a beautiful poem by the president, Mrs. Clifford Foster.

Mrs. John Glenn closed with prayer. The roll class and minutes and secretary's report was given by Mrs. C. A.

Lewis, after witch a satisfactory financial report was given by the treasurer, Mrs. Kila Reeder. Reports were read from the district meeting held at Greenfield, the reports being given by representatives attending from McNair. Mrs. Glenn then gave a short account of recent drvelop- in Alaska, stressing the interest there in health promotion and industrial advancement.

She stated that some churches in the Yukon district are self-supporting, Mrs. Bessie Sanders read a timely extract showing that the people of India are being awakened. both to their needs and opportunities. They are eager to make a contribution towards peace and the world of tomorrow. The program was concluded with a short comedy skit, presented by the Young Peoples' Class.

The players represented with exaggerated faults, a good example of what an efficient organization should not be. Those in the play were Mrs. Harry Fichthorn, Mrs. John Warnecke, Mrs. Russell Miller, Mrs.

Charles Keaton and Mrs. Ed Kearns, Included as a guest at the meeting was Mrs, Nell Nichols, of Cincinnati. Mrs. Foster adjourned the meeting with prayer, and Mrs. Young was assisted by Mrs.

Glenn in serving seasonal refreshments. Social Calendar ROSEMARY DENNISON Society Editor TELEPHONE Sill MONDAY, OCT. 23 Jr. OU AM, at hall, 7:30 PM Covered dish supper at Country Club. 6 30 P.M.

Tony Capuana, Mrs. George Severs and Mrs. Ed Cunningham. Regular meeting, Royal Chapter No. 29, GES, 7:30 P.M.

Initiation and social hour. TUESDAY, OCT 24 Pythian Sisters. 2 M. Jr. A.

home of Miss Ann Robinson, 7:30 M. D. of A. Masquerade party, Jr. OU AM Hall, 7:30 P.

M. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25 Regular meeting American Legion Auxiliary, at Legion Hall, 7:30 P. M. Maple Grove WSCS home of Mrs.

Homer Rea. 2 P. M. THURSDAY, OCT. 26 Thursday Kensington Club, home of Mrs.

S. A. Dewey, 2:30 P.M. FRIDAY, OCT. 27 Washington C.

H. WCTU, home of Miss Annette Stafford. all-day meeting, potluck luncheon, 10:30 A. M. Psrsonals Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Van Voor- hi.s have as weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. Asa VanVoorhis, pf Bellefontaine, Mr. Van brother and sister-in-law.

Additional guests will be Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

VanVoorhis, of West Mansfield, and Mrs, Tom Davis, of Phillips, Texas, sister of Mr. VanVoorhis. Mrs. Davis is expected to remain here for a longer visit. Mr and Mrs.

John Hyer and children of Columbus are guests this weekend of Mrs. Fred Mark and daughter, Virginia. rn 9 rn Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Christopher were Mrs.

Lester Geiger and sons, Pfc. Byron Geiger, of Camp Gruber, Okla and Mr. Lynn Geiger of Pataskala, Mr. Lynn Geiger remaining at the Christopher home until Saturday. Poetry Day Is Observed Here On Friday Miss Sara Heck and Miss Kathleen Davis combined the ninth, eleventh and twelfth grade English clares of Washingym High School, Friday afternoon, observe Ohio Poetry Day, and ale indebted to Supt.

A. Murray and Mr. Frank Grubbs tot an interesting and entertaining program, presented before the morning and afternoon classes. The morning classes heard Mr Murray read selections from Edwin Markham, James Whitcomb Riley and James Russell Lowell. He also read from his original quotations, and his poems, "Faith and Mr.

Grubbs appeared before the afternoon classes and gave a good discussion about poetry. He then entertained the group by reading several of his poems, some of which were "My Philosophy of Life;" "Our Time to Three poems were read from the of Ohio "My by Hal Summers, Circus by Isaac Bennett and Blind Girl by Helen Linham The last poem was awarded the silver cup in 1943 for being selected as the best in the state contest. Luncheon Bridge Held Friday at Country Club Was Four on Friday Mrs. Alice Renick invited mem- Linda Kay Laymon A group of close friends the Harold Laymon family assembled at the Columbus Avenue residence, Friday evening. October twentieth, to celebrate the fourth birthday of the youngest member hers of her four-table fortnightly the Laymon family, namely Linda Kay, an adorable youngster ith luneheon-bridge club to thgolden brown hair and snappy brown ryes Country Club, Friday afternoon, Linda Kay will enter kindergarten next year and is eagerly antici- here a most tempting and deli- paling this event.

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M. Winegardner and Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard, Washington. IX were among those from here attending the Ohio State-Great Lakes football game, Saturday. Mrs.

Alfred Browne and son. Yeoman second class David Blow ne. plan to leave Sunday for Pittsburgh, where they will be guests of Mrs. Sherman C. Woodruff, for several days this coming week.

Miss Eleanor Hook of Columbus is spending the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hook.

Miss Miriam Bite was a Friday business visitor in Columbus. Mr. George Conner, formerly of this city and now of Columbus, has been spending a few days here on business. Miss Marjorie Scott is a weekend guest of Miss Hilda Lee Evans. sophomore student at Ohio State University, Columbus.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Max Thomas. of Jeffersonville, went to Columbus, Saturday, where they joined their daughter, Melcha, of St.

of the Springs Academy, and also Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stevens of Westerville, for the Ohio State-Great Lakes football game in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

William Bolton left Saturday for Cincinnati. where they will spend a short time with friends befoie continuing to Aurora, to visit Mrs. Jerry Carroll, during the weekend. Miss Helen Crone of Defiance, has been the guest of relatives here the past week. enjoyed, Mrs.

Renick graciously extending the many hospitalities I of the spacious and beautifully appointed affair. Following the luncheon hour, one of prolonged enjoyment for the guests, the remainder of the afternoon was spent at the bridge tables. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ada Lanum, Mrs. Fred Creamer and Mrs.

J. J. Kelley, when the scores were tallied late in the afternoon. 0 Sugar Grove WSCS Has Regular Meeting Mrs. Ella Merritt was hostess to the Sugar Grove WSCS.

at her home on the Creek road, with day. He plays American football Mrs. Louise Armbrust as the as-land English cricket. He runs a sisting hostess for the evening steeplechase. He leads twelve session, which opened with in- little Eton boys in a slapstick- spiring by Mrs.

Em- brawl with four husky waiters of a I roadside inn, and he licks the FEATURES THEATERS PALACE As a typical England's most Mickey Rooney THEATER American boy in exclusive school, has some of the most hilarious scenes of his film career, when Yank at will be shown at the Palace Theater, Sunday, Monday and Tues- ily Hoppes. The business meeting was then conducted and reports various committees and officers, letters from servicemen were enjoyed, Mrs. Damon Merritt had charge of a delightful program which consisted of musical numbers, being assisted by Roseann Armbrust, who played the baritone horn and Mrs. Rex Pittenger. She also read several Barton Eton bully, Alter a few pieiim- inary events in America, and a shipboard romance with cute, red-haired Tina Thayer, the action really gets into full swing when Mickey arrives in England and is enrolled at Eton.

An outstanding performance is given by Freddie Bartholomew as well Tina Thayer, Marta Linden, Edmund Gwenn, Tan Hunter. Alan Mow- on Sweethearts." starring Kathryn Grayson. HofYiin and Marsha Hunt will be seen on the screen of the Palace Theater. Also to be shown will be Rangers, starring llliarn Lundigan and Patricia Dane. Featured are James Craig, John Canadine, Jack Holt and Keenan Wynn.

Adventure and romance in the Canadian wilds figure in this vivid drama. rid ay and Saturday starring Sunset Carson. Rex Lease and Smiley Burnette will be seen on the screen of the Palace Theater. Recs Pogue poems, which were bra-v- Raymond Severn and Peter enjoyed preceding the yearly: Law ford. Also to be shown at thank offering, which was received at that time.

The meeting closed with STATE THEATER What going to happen Johnny comes marching and atter years of absence united with his wife? That question which is in the when home is re- is the minds a circle of prayer. During the social hour, refreshments were served by the hostess, who was assisted by Mrs. Armbrust, Mrs. Robert Merritt, Mrs. Damon Merritt and Miss Eleanor Krouse Lower-Snyder Vows Exchanged October 14 Pvt.

Everett G. Lower, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Lower, 252 Henkle Street, was united in marriage to Miss Sarah Snyder, I daughter of Mrs. Sarah Snyder, of Mauricetovvn road, Millville, New Jersey, Saturday, October fourteenth.

Attending the ceremony were the bride's mother and Miss the Palace will be when a fast-thinking, resourceful agent for a band wants his clients to get a coveted spot on a new airshovv. and the show's sponsor has other ideas of his own, the agent's campaign is apt to be a bit spectacular Thus the plot is formed for which stars Isabel Randolph, Shirley Mitchell, Don Wilson, Rule Davis, Ruth Terry and George Byron. Freddie Fisher and his fatuous Schnickelfntz band are featured. Wednesday and Thursday chel Rehler, of that city. Rev.

David Rerry performed the ceremony. The bride is residing at tile home of her mother while the bridegroom is stationed at the Millville Army Air Field, New Jersey. and hearts of millions of American women and the GIs themselves. As one answer to this vital question, Impatient starring Jean Arthur, Lee Bowman and Charles Coburn, has been produced and will be shown at the State Theater, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. The story itself tells of a soldier's return, after almost two absence, to An early legend on the discovery of fire-making says the buffalo gave fire to man.

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BUY WAR BONDS At STAMPS AND Thia THEATRE Saturday Last Showing 'Music In Manhattan' M. SUNDAY-MONDAY CLAUDE WALTER AIEL RICHARD WARING GFO MAJORIE RIORDAN CARTOON and NEWS Sunday Shows P. M. his bride of one day, The story, is timely, human and imbued with a tenderness and understanding' for real humor behind such a situation same story Will happen tomorrow in millions of and hearts You'll laugh and cry with this boy and girl so deep, yet so muddled in their 1 love Also to he shown will be of "The Hitler featuring Robert Watson, Martin Kl Meek. Luis Van Victor Val coni and Alexander Tope will be the first feature shown Wednesday and Thursday at the State Theater The picture deals ith the poi sonal lives of these barbarians.

I revealing for the first time some I of their hidden sea els as gathered through confidential tiles by eye-witnesses and othei evi- donee Such dramatic episodes in history as the burning of the Reichstag, the formation of the Nazi party, the oppression of rate and religion inside Germany and other black misdeeds are painted in lurid style. Also to be show will be "The Courtship of Andy Hardy," with Mickey Rooney. Lewis Stone. Faye Holdien. Ann Rutherford and Donna Reed.

Friday and Saturday Hopalong Cassidy will be seen at the State Theater in also Chapter nine of Trail and a color carton FAYETTE THEATER The colorful, revealing career of an amazing, exciting woman is given vivid treatment in which will be shown at the Fayette Theater, Sunday and Monday Starring Retie Davis. celebrated dramatic actress, with Claude Rains, Walter Abel. Richard Waring. George Coulouris and Marjorie Rinrdan in featured roles, the film is based on the best-selling novel by This is essentially a character study, a brilliant delineation, in cinematic terms, of a beautiful but unscrupulous woman. The finely-etched portrait of a mischievous, albeit beautiful woman, this Bette Davis brings to vibrant life.

Tuesday and Wednesday, the Fayette Theater will show "The Rains starring Tyrone Power and Myrna Loy. with Harold Peary, Marion Marting, Richard Legrand, Amelita Ward. Freddie Mercer and Margie Stewart in featured roles, will be shown at the Fayette Theater, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. When two of Gildy's ancestral ghosts return to earth to help Gildersleeve, it spells comedy with capital letters Add to this a live gorilla on the loose, a beautiful blonde, who vanishes, and two sinister scientists out for no good, and you have a concoction of rib- tickling situations that put Gildy right in the center of a carload of laughs Sabina Sundiy Dinner Guests Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Dun were: Mr. and Mrs. Dolan and son, William and Cadet Nurse Mondas Dun, of Columbus; Mrs Minnie Bow ermeister and Mr. Bort Ballard. of Wilmington.

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Seaman I-r Milburn A formerly of Sabina Kroger has graduated from Naval School. Bedford. Penn Mr. Giro, with Gire and sons are visiting this week in Sabina with old friends and were dinner guests Thursday evening of Mr. and Mrs Harry Erick and children Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Daughtrey, who reside north of Sabina. have received word from their son. Sgt. Charles Daughtrcy, that he was been wounded in action somewhere in the Southwest Pacific theater off war.

He writes the wound Was in the left hand, but he is slowly recovering Cpl. Jack Wolfe has been transferred to Lincoln, Nebr He writes his parents, Mr. and Gail Wolfe, his new address will be Cpl. Jack Wolfe, 35875417, 2nd Air Force, P. Prov, Sq.

L. A Lincoln Nebr. Pvt Warren Rivers, came from' Camp Haan, Calif for a 14 furlough with his mother, Elba Rivets rd Peru, N. who is a ie with her daughter, Verne and Mr Locke. Mr and Harry Walker, Mrs Ray Moore and daughter.

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