The Circleville Herald from Circleville, Ohio • Page 5

tuesday, August 13, 1946 THE DAILY HERALD CIRCLEVILLE, OHIO Page Social Happenings Personals News of Interest to Women Garden Clubs To Have Booth At State Fair District Nine Has Been Assigned August 27 Mrs. Donald H. Watt, North Court street, regional director of 9, Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, announces plans for the associations booth at the Ohio State fair, August 24 to 30. It will be a non-competitive exhibit in the Building, separate from the competitive show in the Horticulture building. Special days are assigned to each district so that materials and h) teases will be available each day.

Tuesday August. 27 has been assigned to District 9. Mrs. Watt states, however, if any garden club member plans to attend fair on a day other than the one specified for her district, her display may be brought at that time. Arrangements already make up are desirable, but holders and confiners will be on hand ani lf nec- helpers will help to arrange the flowers.

There will be garden talks and flower arrangements and demonstrations twice a day. Officers, committee chairmen and regional directors are assisting with the project. BEAUTY HELPS COST NOTHING Miss Edith Becomes Clayton L. BY HELEN FOLLETT Every working day of the year, the women of Uncle domain toss several million dollars into the money tills of beauty shops. And all right, too.

They get their worth, have fun besides. Those sessions are nice auld restful, give the cash customer a chance to pull herself together. But there ara beauty helps that cost nothing at all, and many women never think about them. They are the efforts that are made toward cultivating charm of manner, amiability, an attitude of friendliness toward fellow creatures. Because a woman has a beautiful figure, a peaches and cream complexion, a hair-do that is a delight to the eye, is no reason why you may want her for a friend.

It is no reason why some fool man should fall in love with her, though many of them do, not having the kind of intelligence that is discriminating. The woman who Is truly beautiful endeavors to cultivate external blessings, but she also cultivates loveliness of spirit. She is gracious. She never says anything that will hurt another feelings. She is Somebody, not just a carrier of make-up and drv-goods.

Selfish Snob Take the cold, mean, selfish little snob. Nobody would ever call her beautfiul. The acid of her soul makes ugly etchings on her face Blevins i Of Tavlor ln form of unpleasant expres- sions. Faces can be read at a glance, if one is smart. Miss Edith Dorothy Blevins, It ls not alone a woman daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Dewey looks that counts; it is what she Is, Blevins, York Street, became the bride of Clayton Leroy Taylor, son of Mrs. Cora Taylor, North Court street, and late Hermon Tay- l'jv Monday at 2 45 p. rn. in the Methodist parsonage.

The Rev. Clarence Swearingen performed the ceremony. what sort of principles she stands for, how she feels toward others, what qualities of mind she cherishes, what kind of manners she has. One must be genuine, sincere, reliable. We are always hearing about personalty.

What is it? It For her marriage Miss Blevins the sum total of what one has learned and what one has made of Calendar OBiimamiuiioiKiuttfHiiimiiciiiiiriiiiiHaiMiiaiiaamiftiUK WEDNESDAY UNION GUILD WILL HOLD their annual picnic, at Ted Lewis park at 7 p. rn. EBENEZER SOCIAL CIRCLE, picnic, at Ted Lewis Park, at 6:30 p. rn. TRINITY LUTHERAN LADIES Aid Society, Parish house at 8 p.

rn. THURSDAY MAGIC SEWING CLUB, AT the home of Mrs. Noble Barr, Town street, at 7:30 p. rn. SCIOTO CHAPEL AID society, at the home of Mrs.

Chauncy Hedges, Scioto township, at 2 p. rn. ROYAL NEIGHBORS AND FAM- ilies, picnic at Ted Lewis park, at 6 p. rn. CHAPEL S.

C. S. at the home of Mrs. John Riggin, Pickaway township, at 2 p. rn.

SUNSHINE CLASS OF THE Ashville United Brethren church, at the home of Mrs. Lewis Becard. SHINING LIGHT SUNDAY school class of the U. B. church, at the home of Mrs.

Roy James, at 7 rn. M-M AND BUSY BEE Sunday school classes, picnic at home of Frank Moats route 3, meet at Community house at 6 p. rn. FRIDAY WAYNE TOWNSHIP ADVISOR council picnic at Ted Lewis park, at 7 p. rn.

SATURDAY COLONEL WILLIAM BALL chapter. Daughters of American Colonists, at the home of Mrs. Wallis Jones, 2473 Seneca Park Place, Bexley, at 12 noon. ATER REUNION Sixteenth annual Ater reunion will be held Sunday August 2-5 at the Roadside park on route 22, near Johnson crossing. Everybody is asked to come and bring friends and table service.

Rosebud Punch Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Melvin R. Spangler, Tarlton, have returned from a vaction tour during which they visited Fort Benjamin garrison, Indiana, where Mr. Spangler had been stationed.

From there they went to Fort Wayne, Ind. and back to Toledo where they visited relatives. They also visited Lake Erie at and Sandusky Bay as well as other points of interest. Gladys Bowshier, Scioto township, accompanied by Margaret Mattingly. Wilmington, and Charles Grooms, Dayton, drove to Chicago, Illinois, over the weekend to spend their vacation visiting friends there and seeing points of interest in that locality.

will return the latter part of this month. Mrs. Harry S. Fry and son Dwight Elsworth Fry, have returned to their home on North Court street after visiting for several days with Mr. Fry in Indianapolis, Ind.

Miss Ollie Helvertng returned to Columbus Sunday after spending a three vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Helvering, Amanda, route I. She is a student nurse at Grant hospital Mrs. Enid Denham and children, East Main street, left Monday tfor a vacation trip to Detroit and Canada.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Heffner and William B. Heffner, East Unicn street, entertained with a dinner party at their home Monday evening.

Following dinner the remainder of the evening was spent playing cards. rn LLY to look at, and equally lovely to taste, Rosebud Punch, with floating on lime Uke blossoms In a Illy pond. BEATRICE STUMP a shoulder corsage of gardenias and sweet peas. IS A I TO I Mrs. Hickman attended South LYNN HICKMAN high sch001, and business college, Ravenna.

MISS FRY WINS MANCHESTER, Miss Beatrice Joanne Stump and Lynn Arden Hickman were married July 22 in the Methodist parsonage at Greenup, with the I Rev. B. F. Allen officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Wallace D. Stump, Na- poleon. former residents of Laurel- Ville. Mr.

Hickman is the son of I Mrs Pauline Hickman, Napoleon, and George Hickman, Lansing, Michigan. For her wedding the bride wore a pink tafetta dress with white wore a blue chiffon dress a strand of pearls around her neck. The new Mrs. Taylor attended Circleville high school. Mr.

Taylor is employed by the New York Central railroad at Co- Libus The newly-weds will make ieir home In Circleville. '9 the Misses NX ant Name Frankenstein Changed WHITE PLAINS. N. Aug. 13 Frankenstein sisters petitioned Westchester county court i oday for permission to change because of a certain motion picture in which Boris Karloff starred.

The girls. Jane Marie, 16. and Mary Anse, 15, said that their name made them the subject of jokes by their high school friends and asked the court for permission to change it to Franke. Their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Chester A. Frankenstein, said they no objection to the alteration ijut they would stick to Frankenstein. oreself. It is little enough to extend a gracious hand to those with whom we come in contact. It is enough to be kind to the cook and the cat.

A good policy for all of us to follow. TO HOLD PICNIC Members of the Royal Neighbors and their families are invited to attend a picnic at Ted Lewia park, Thursday at 6 p. rn. Each person planning to attend is asked to bring his own table service. Christine Schreiner, Helen Wilson, Betty.Leu Boggs, have returned to their homes after spending a week at Camp Boulder on Lake Erie.

accesories. Pale-pink rose buds and 13 babies breath formed the corsage Shirley Fry of Akron, pinned at her shoulder. 19-year-oM college sophomore and the eastern grass courts easy tennis champion, gained a following today in the Essex country invitation tournament. following her easy first- round triumph over Margaret Varner of El Paso, 6-1, 6-2. Mr.

and Mrs. George Maxson, near Kingston, uncle and aunt of the bride were the only attendants. Mrs. Maxson wore an aqua crepe dress with brown accessories and Mr. Hickman attended Napoleon high school and is associated with the Hickman Insurance company of that city, where he and his bride will make their home.

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51c Large Bologna, sliced lb. 33c Short Steaks choice beef lb. 55c Food Mkt. 124 E. Main St.

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