The Circleville Herald from Circleville, Ohio • Page 7

August 10, 1950 THE DAILY OHIO Page Seven Social Happenings-Personals-News of Interest to Women Two Out-Of-Town Wedding 4 Ceremonies Involve Local And County Personages Nuptials Read Over Weekend Calendar Two out-of-town weddings took place over the weekend, one in Wooster when Miss Sylvia Baird became the bride of Francis A. Johnson of Williamsport Saturday afternoon; the otner when Miss Virginia June Liston and Hans D. Holtzrager exchanged wedding vows Sunday afternoon. The home of the mother was the setting for the wedding of Miss Sylvia Baird Williams of Wooster and Francis Johnson of Williamsport. The single-ring ceremony was performed by the bride's uncle, Dr.

John Angus Shaw before an improvised altar decorated with seven branched candelabra, white gladioli and ferns. Miss Kitty Leihgeber sang You and Perfect accompanied by the aunt, Mrs. Shaw. The bride, wearing embroi- organdy and veil of illusion was given in marriage by her father, Frederick E. Wil liams.

Her cascade bouquet was made of white gladioli. Maid-of-honor, Miss Kate Gurney, classmate of the bride wore blue organdy and carried white gladioli. Robert Johnson, brother of the bridegroom, served as best man. A three-tier wedding cake cen- Hered the table at the wedding reception held for immediate families and friends from i 1- liamsport, Columbus, Youngstown, New Athens, New Philadelphia, Sunbury, Cadiz, Williamsburg, and Champaign, 111. The bride, daughter of Mrs.

Frederick Stark Williams of Wooster, is a graduate of class 1950 of Wooster college. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson of Wil- TnmsnAV WSCS, FIRST EUB CHURCH, home of Misses Daisy and Viola Woolever, 325 Watt street, 7:30 p. m.

PICNIC, CHRISTIAN HOME Society of Lick Run Lutheran Church, Gold Cliff Park, 7 p. m. FRIDAY PAST CLUB, DUV, home of Mrs. George Hammel, North Court street, 7:30 p. m.

SUNDAY TENER FAMILY REUNION, home of Miss Mary and Francis Clark, Jackson Township, noon. 31ST ANNUAL REUNION, James Long family, home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Phil lips, Five Points, noon. REUNION OF JOHN AND £Usan Bolender family, Ted Lew is Park playground, noon.

TWELFTH ANNUAL REUNION of Valentine family, Cedar Hill Community House, noon. REUNION OF OLD SCIOTO Valley Traction Walker Goodman camp, Wayne Hoover Farm south of Fox, Route 104, noon. Lutheran Ladies Society Meets Mrs. Elmer Wolf presented the topic of the month, Lutheran Church in at the meeting of Ladies Society of Trinity Lutheran church Wednesday evening in the parish house. At the business session, conducted by Mrs.

D. E. Pickens, president, announcement was made of the national convention of Missionary Federation of American Lutheran hamsport is an Ohio State uni- church to be held in Long Beach, versity graduate. He it a Oct. 23 to 28.

Mrs. Pickens, farmer. delegate to the convention, dis- At present the couple is spend- cussed the program, ing their honeymoon it 11 1 On the program was Miss Pa- Smoky Mountains. tricia Brown who played two pi- Virginia June Liston ano solos. Group singing and wore a gown of nylon mar- prayer concluded the meeting.

15 -Foot Tropical Tree Thrives In Local Yard Mrs. D. E. Pickens of 124 Watt street has a 15-foot Mimosa tree in her back yard, believed to be the only one in Circleville. Mimosa trees are native to warm tropical climates although they grow as far north as Virginia and North Carolina.

Mrs. Pickens says her Mimosa tree, which has exotic fringy blossoms of pink and white, bloomed since June and still had a few lingering blossoms. Mrs. Pickens said the tree was brought to Circleville by Dr. F.

C. Schaeffer from the mountains of North Carolina. It was planted in a container and taken to the basement for the first two years of its life here. When it was eventually planted out in the Pickens yard it withstood the Winters and has continued to thrive for about ten years. It is planted in a sheltered location where it is shielded from the wind.

Mimosa trees have bipinnate leaves which close at night, according to Mrs. Pickens. She says that Dr. and Mrs. Schaeffer have a similar tree planted in the yard of their Columbus home.

Mrs. Schaeffer a native of North Carolina. Great Grandson Is Honor Guest The cottage of Mrs. C. O.

Kerns on Stoutsville campground was the setting for the first birthday anniversary celebration of Richard Leroy Thomas, gTeat grandson of Mrs. Kerns. Richard received many gifts from the guests who included Dr. Dewey Whitnell of Nashville, the Rev. and Mrs.

Carl Wilson and Mrs. Florence Neuding of Circleville, Mrs. Mary Dunkle and son Charles of Hallsville. Mrs. Kerns was as- Personals Miss Eleanor Jones of Santa Fe, N.

arrived Tuesday, in Circleville where she has been the guest of her nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hildeburn Jones Jr. and daughter, Barbara, of Northridge road. Miss Jones planned to leave Thurs- day.

Mrs. George R. Haswell of West Mill street and her daughter, Mrs. Lucile Wood of Cleve- land, arrived in Circleville after a vacation of three weeks spent in Mexico. On their return trip they came over the new highway through to El Paso.

Mrs. Wood remained here until Tuesday morning before leaving for Cleveland. Mrs. Paul Drum of Bamesville returned home after spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy McMullen of East High street. Mrs. Dwight Rector, Mrs Clarence Maxson and Mrs. Leslie Dearth of Saltcreek Township are in charge of arrangements for a family picnic planned for noon Sunday in Laurelville park by members of Berger Hospital Guild 12. 41 Mrs.

Beulah Denison of Dayton is spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Liston of 509 North Court street.

Mr. and Mrs. Newell Stevenson of Circleville Route 2 had as weekend guests Dr. and Mrs. Frank Stevenson, Dr.

and Mrs. Oscar Berghausen and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Berghausen of Cincinnati. Miss Gladys Smith of Winter Park, returned to her Summer home in Sautee, after Woman Honored By Neighbors A birthday surprise party was given in honor of Mrs.

Lawrence 1 Liston Tuesday evening in her i home on Circleville Route 3 by a group of neighbors. Two birthday cakes were included in the refreshments which the friends provided. Present at the party beside Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Liston and son, Russel, were Mr.

and Mrs Orion Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rose. Mr. and Mrs.

Lowell Brown, Mr. and Mrs. George Defenbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sheets and their son and daughter-in-law from West Virginia, Mr.

and Mrs. Nelson Sheets and Mr. and Mrs. George Black. Williamsport Class Meets When the class of 1946 of Williamsport high school held a picnic Sunday in Gold Cliff Park class members present included Mrs.

Paul Whitsed, Mrs. Don McDill, Mrs. Dick Noecker and Miss Alma Lou Wing. Among the guests were Mr. Whitsed, Mr.

Noecker, Mr. McDill and daughter, Barbara Jo. Golden Wedding Observed With Family Dinner At a family dinner given in celebration of their golden wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dewey entertained 55 guests Sunday in their home on Circleville Route 1.

Among the gifts was a corsage for Mrs. Dewey from her husband. Photographs were taken of the group. Adult guests included the Rev. and Mrs.

O. L. Ferguson of Logan; Mr. and Mrs. William Dewey Mrs Emily Ross, Mrs.

Georgia Timmons, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams, Mr. and Mrs. i Charles Ramsey, Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Moore and William Burns of Circleville; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Malone, Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Malone, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Malone and Mrs. Helen Tidd of Springfield; Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Shuster of Frankfort; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coontz of Orient; Mr. and Mrs. William Hawkins of Clarksburg; Mr and Mrs.

Richard Sutton and Mr. Glen Hawkins, Florence, Carol, and Mrs. Paul Casey of Colum- Susan, Peggy Coontz and their bus; Mr. and Mrs. Richard brother, Rosemary Florence, Klamfoth of Groveport.

Eddie, George and Sammy Ma- Children included Robert and lone of Springfield. SAY TMwyov Yes, say with fresh, fragrant they say it better than words! Phone 26 xt FLOWERS 227 E. MAIN ST. WE DELIVER sisted by parents. Mr.

two weeks as the guest and Mrs. Leroy Thomas and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kerns. Atlanta Mrs.

Xedia Williams of near Bourneville ha as her Sunday featuring a mar- bouffant "kirt ending in a cathedral tram when she became the bride of Hans D. Holztrager. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Liston of Miamisburg formerly of Circleville and the granddaughter of Mr.

R. T. Liston of North street. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr.

R. A. Albert in of Mr. and Mrs. Newell Stevenson of Circleville Route 2.

Mrs. Theodosia Trego of Williamsport will celebrate her 90th birthday anniversary Friday. Mrs. Trego, who lives with Mrs. Nelle Wallace, is in good health.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunter, Mrs. Kenneth Moss and Mrs. On the committee serving refreshments were Mrs Frank Turner, Mrs.

Chester Wolf, Mrs. Scott Radciiff, Mrs. Marvin Rhoads Mrs. Allen Cltndenen and Miss Cora Henn. 44 Emmett's Chapel Group Meets The home of Mrs.

Fairy Alkire in Pickaway Township was decorated with Summer flowers when she entertained Society of Christian Service of Chapel Methodist church Wednesday afternoon. About 20 members were present for the afternoon of social visiting and the business session conducted by Mrs. Frank Graves, president. Mrs. Alkire was assisted by her sister, Mrs.

Charles Baldoser and mother, Mrs. John Riggin, when the dessert course was served. of Epsilon Pi Tau. The new Mrs. Holztrager is also a graduate of Miami university and was affil- afternoon guests Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Hunter of Whisler visit Earl Armentrout and Jeanie. Atlanta daughter, rr.urch of Ellerton. Attendants to the bride included her sister, Miss Marilyn Liston, pale green dotted Swiss and the sister, Miss Johana Holztrager in pale blue dotted Swiss. Bradley Gray Wertman, cousin of the bride, served as ring- bearer.

Best man was Eugene Weaver. Ushers included Alden Sonan- der, David Weymeyer and Eugene Smith. After a reception in the church the couple left for a wedding trip in the south. The bridegroom, who is the son of Mrs. Lenore Holztrager and John Holztrager of Youngstown is a graduate of iated with Delta Sigma Epsilon.

Miami university and member They will live in Ellerton. Earl Ater of Faifborn spent the weekend with Mrs. Ater and children. Additional Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Ater and daughter, Sandra of Columbus. ------------------Atlanta Among the 4-H Club to spend last week at the Circleville Fair grounds with their live stock exhibits were Jim Hammon, Harley Evans. Tom Wilkins. Larry Martin, Jimmy Starner and Ronnie Ater. ---------------Atlanta Mrs.

J. E. Morris is recuperating at Fayette Memorial Hospital in Washington C. H. from a major operation on Tuesday.

Atlanta Mrs. William Bochard and daughter of Mt. Sterling are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Fletcher and daughters Linda and Brenda.

---------------Atlanta Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bogard and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Mary Bogard of Mt. Sterling.

Atlanta Mr. Harvey Skinner of Washington C. H. spent Sunday with ed in Pataskala Tuesday with Mrs. Clarence Hobbs.

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Johnson of Norwalk were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Janies Pierce of Circleville Route 4 Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Remy and daughters Barbara and Sue. each 50 fad. incl.

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