The Coshocton Democrat from Coshocton, Ohio • Page 3

EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1M9 THE COSHOCTON, OHIO, TRIBUNE Z.OBGES Carolyn Elaine Miller, Patrick Snedden Wed'Sunday Afternoon Calvary Methodist church was the scene of the wedding of Miss Carolyn Elaine Miller, daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. Arthur Miller, 220 South Fifteenth and B. Patrick Snedden, son of Mrs. Nancy Snedden, 228 South Second which took place Sunday afternoon at 3:30.

The Rev. Robert Forsythe, pastor of the church, officiated before the altar decorated with palms and gladioli combined with two seven- branched candelabrae. Preceding the exchange of vows, Miss June Browning, organist, presented the following selections: "0 Promise Me," "The Sweetest Story Ever Told," "I Love You Truly," "The Lord's Prayer," "I Love Thee," "0 Perfect Love," the bridal chorus and wedding march from Lohengrin. The bride, who was given by marriage by her father, was beautiful in a ballerina-length wedding gown of white lace and tulle over satin. Style details featured a sa- briaa neckline, and short sleeves, with which she wore lace mitts.

Her finger-tip veil of silk illusion was caught by a headband of sequins and rhinestones, and she carried a white Bible topped with white rosebuds. The bride's only jewelry was a pearl necklace, a gift of the bridegroom. Miss Norma Pretzeus, maid of honor, wore a powder blue net and tulle over taffeta dress and carried Luncheon Given For Miss Gordon Honoring Miss Beatrice Gordon, whose marriage to Robert Bannon will take place Saturday evening at 7:30 in the Main St Church of Christ, Mrs. Kenneth M. Westfall, 441 st, entertained with a luncheon at the Town and Country Club Wednesday afternoon.

A pink and white color motif was carried out in the attractive appointments. A hostess gift was presented the bride-to-be. Those present were Miss Gordon, the honored guest; Mrs. Raymond Stipes, Mrs. Karl Meek Slaughter Mrs.

Frederick Bachert, i Elaine Lockard, Joanne Wharton Suzanne Olmstead, Emily Carpen ter, Marilyn Sicker and the host ess. CHURCHES Akron, Mr. and Mri. Otto Schuler and family, Coshocton, Mr. and Mrs.

Will Schuler, Killbuck, M. and Mrs. Paul Bentx and daugh- er, Mrs. Alma Schuler, Wade Schuler, Keene, Mr. and Mrs.

Jean Schuler and daughter, West Lafayette, Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad and family, Mr. and Mrs. ms Schuler, Mr.

and Mrs. James iechtol, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stoter, Mr. and Mrs.

C. D. Croup, Ned Croup and Mary Casey, Clark. Paul Van Kannel, Ashland, spent Monday with M. A.

Van Kannel, at his home on Main st SAN-DAR SMORGASBORD BELLVILLE, OHIO WILL BE CLOSED SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14, 15 Close Every Monday and Tuttday HAY Says, START TO SCHOOL WITH NEW SNORKEL Here's the gift for those important years ahead. You'll be proud to give world-famed clean-filling pea. And in our selection you'll have a model and color choice at all Sheaffer Snorkel pens from $10.00. SHEAFFER'S VALIANT Snorkel $19 71 Peool, 7 2 5 JEWEUR Mr. and Mrs.

Patrick a colonial bouquet of pink and white carnations. Robert Snedden served his brother as best man. Seating the guests were Kenneth Lowery and Asa Schaffer, ushers. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Miller chose a blue silk crepe dress with white accessories and the mother of the bridegroom wore blue faille with navy complements.

Both wore corsages of pink and white carnations. A reception for approximately 75 guests followed the ceremony in the home of the bride's parents. Pink and white flowers and white tapers, with a tiered wedding cake decorated the tea table. Assisting were Mrs. James Stine, Mrs.

Robert Edwards, "Miss Alice McAllister and Miss Joanne Aronhalt When the couple left for a week's wedding trip through the eastern states and Washington, D. bride was wearing a turquoise blue sheath dress with white accessories. The corsage carried for her wedding was pinned at her shoulder. The bride is a graduate of Coshocton high school, class of'1955, and received her training as an X-ray technician at Mount Sinai hospital, Cleveland. She is employed in the office of Dr.

Jones, Zanesville. The bridegroom, a graduate of Coshocton high school, class of 954, is employed at the local Kro- store. The couple will live in their new- purchased trailer at 1602 East Ihestnut st Out-of-town wedding guests were from Cleveland, Akron and Newcomerstown. The Ladies Aid of Emmanuel church met at the par- sh house Tuesday evening with .6 members and one visitor present. POLLY PIG TAIL 4 HATS for BOYS and GIRLS A Good Selection of Colors, Styles and Sizes On Display Now Cuykendall's Tot to Teen Store 405 Main St.

Phone 1322 CLOSE-OUT SALE! IN ORDER TO CLEAN HOUSE and RESTOCK FOR CHRISTMAS, WE OFFER All Books at Price WHILE THEY TOP VALUE STAMPS! FISHER'S DRUG STORE 404 MAIN STREET SPAPLRl PHONE 85 Mrs. Harlan Roahrig had charge of the program which featured contests, vocal solos "Like as a Heart Desireth," and "Sympathy," Mrs. Glenhard Richmond with Mrs. Olan Aughbaugh accompanist, and a reading by Miss Carrie SEVENTH ADVENTIST It has been announced that th local Seventh Day Adventist church will meet on the second floor of the pub'lic library each Saturday instead of VFW hall, where they have been holding services. Sabbath (School will be at 9:30 followed by church services at 11.

Glen Hill is pastor. The Martin Vansickle descendants held a reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Vanscikle, Ad- amsviUe Route 1, Sunday. The following were present: Mrs.

William Gannaway, Charles Vansickle and Douglas, Mrs. George Frazeure and Mary Ruth, Lansing, Mich. Mrs. Anne Murray, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Richard and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Fisher, Pamela and Joan, Mr. and Mrs. William Richard, Bobby and Bonnie, Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Richard, Mike and Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hawkins, Carol and Marcella, Mr. and Mrs.

Homer Chancy, Barry and Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Franklin, John F. Gosser, Mr. and Mrs.

John Vansickle, Ada, Helen and Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Vansickle, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roahrig, Ruth Ann and Carolyn, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Vansickle and Roy Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McDonald Linda, Junior, William and Terry, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Vansickle, Nancy, Mary and Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Rollen Vansickle, Mr. and Mrs.

Alphus Vansickle, Jack, Leone, Susie and Joan, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ashcraft, Bob, Donna, Gary, Steven and Dannie, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farmer and Jackie Sue, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Preston, Mrs. Emily Gosser, Bonnie and Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Rathburn and Regina, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Noble, Alice, Wayne, Francis and Glenna. Mrs. C. K.

Slaughter, North Second st. entertained members of the choir of the Main st. Church of Christ with a party in her home Wednesday evening following choir rehearsal. It was decided to hold social meetings the first Wednesday of each month after rehearsal. Mrs.

Slaughter and Mrs. Marvin Lane were re-elected class president and secretary, respectively. Eric Brown was elected librarian. Refreshments were served to 14 during the social hour. Mr.

and Mrs. William Cox, Arthur av. will be hosts to the October meeting. The Tri Rivers Walking horse club will meet Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Hamilton, 601 Elm st Mrs. William H. Tumblin led the devotions Tuesday afternoon when the Hospital Auxiliary met at the nurses home. Seventeen members were present including he following new members: Mrs S. Underwood, Mrs.

J. E. Ling Mrs. Dwight Walker, and Mrs Russell Kinner. During the afternoon the women made 30 baby blankets, 20 baby jags and did 14 pieces of mend ing.

The next meeting will be Oct. 2 Mrs. Howard Weiss, Madison is visiting her aunt, Mrs August Vaupel, South Fourth st Mrs. Weiss and her three grand daughter-- have just returned from a trip to Europe. Refreshments were served by tfrs.

Edward Downey and Mrs. Jesse Erman hostesses. The next meeting will be Oct. 2 at the parish house, with Mrs. Tolen Mortine and Mrs.

Virgil Spring hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schmidt and daughter, Peggy, South Fourth st. have returned from a vacation at Lake Leelanau, Mich.

Peggy will spend the week-end in attending a progressive dinner party and on Sept. 23 will enter her sophomore year at the Columbus Art school. Mrs. Emma Coverdale celebra- her 87th birthday with a family dinner at the home of her daugh- Mrs. Dorothy Larr, Adams Mills, Sunday.

Those attending were Mrs. Mary Pachutta, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard loverdale and son, Tommy, Mr. and Mrs.

Lon Coverdale and children, Kathy and- Rodney, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis and son, Larry, Mr. and Mrs. a Coverdale and children, Bobby, Butch and Thadius, Massillon; Mr.

and Mrs. Oon Vickers and son, Rodney, Frazeysvurg; Rodney Coverdale, Tnnway; Alfred Coverdale, Dresden, Mr. and Mrs. Brent Coverdale, Adams Mills and Mrs. Dorothy Larr and children, Barbara and Gary.

Report Read at' YWCAMeeting board of of the YWCA met Tuesday at the YW with 16 present. Mrs. William Neff led the devotions. Mre. John Mitchell, executive secretary, announced that 40 meetings were held at the YW in June with an attendance of 2,604.

Twenty-two meetings were held in uly and August with 567 visitors in July and 733 in August. Mrs. William Miller, Y-Teen secretary, stated that 75th anniversary of the national Y-Teens will be observed this year. Special events are planned to mark the anniversary locally. It was -announced that the recreation room at the YWCA will no longer be open during the noon hour as the school now has adequate facilities for that period of recreation.

Richard MeUett, Community Chest president, announced plans for 1957 and asked the aid the Y-Teens in volunteer work the Community Chest office anc in aiding in the solicitation of Eonds faring the drive this fafl. Mrs. Fred Bonfarager was chosen to represent the board in soliciting YW volunteers for the Community Chest. The youth rooms at the YW wil be open Monday and Tuesday evenings from 7 to Wednesday Thursday and Friday afternoons after school and Saturday after noon. A covered dish dinner was held Sunday at the Franklin grange hall honoring Mrs.

Elizabeth Wil liams, Mrs. Phillip Pederspn and sofa, Randy, James E. Williams Albuquerque, New Mexico, and also honoring John Dobson, Coshocton on his birthday anniversary. The following were present Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Hatcher Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn Murphy Steubenville, Mr. and Mrs. John Dobson, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Dob son, Patricia and Marilyn Dobson Newark, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Geese, Randy and Dianne Gsese, West Lafayette; Mrs. Arthur Sturtz and amily, Guernsey; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wolfe and Lance, Conesville, Mrs. Charles Chancy and ainily, New Lexington, Mr.

and Mrs. John Roof, Johnny and Cindy, Roof, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wolfe Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Wolfe, Bobby and Joan Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lillibridge, Dianne, Greg and Shelly Lillibridge, Mrs. Wilbur Reigle, Linda Reigle, Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Wolfe, Bee ky, Susan and Patty Wolfe, Mr and Mrs. Gerald Shaffer, Barry Randy and Wanda Shaffer, Joe Anderson, Barbara Cross, Coshoc ton and the honred ones. A reception and entertainmen honoring Betty Hays, deputy grant matron, district 16, OES, will be held Monday at 8 p. m. at Temple.

to school party" fMtarod plate upper and Tito next Uectfes win a ride and barbecvw at OR bMM immy Allen, Sept. 14. The WANTS outh Side township ive department auxiliary it fire station Wednesday with 50 in attendance. Miss Mary Ami Parkhill and Mrs. Tom Darner were in of the entertainment which was presented by the Oak Grove 4-H club girls.

Mrs. Alma Darr received the door prize. Refreshments were served later in the evening. The next meeting of WANTS will be Oct. 2.

A miscellaneous shower was belt Saturday evening at the home Mrs. Robert Simmons, Route 5 honoring her daughter-in-law, Mrs Ronald Adkins (Lucille Jenkins) a bridge. Refreshments were served tc Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Evans, Mr and Mrs.

John Patterson, Mrs Bethel Kitchen, Mrs. Paul Jen kins, Mrs. Robert Lane, Misses Pauline Jenkins, Patricia Spring Shirley Thomas, Patricia Varnes Sharon Jenkins, Wanda Kitchen. Mary Adkins and Etherl Starcher Virgil Foster Has returned to bis home in Cincinnati after visi ting with relatives in Warsaw, New comerstown, Nellie and Cooshoc ton. The Loyal Links class of th New Castle Methodist chucrch me Friday evening at the home Cheryl Scott.

Devotionals were charge of Charlene Mosholder, wh used as her theme, "The Green Eyed Monster." Short talks were given by Nan cy Felver, Charlene Mosholder Jimmy Allen and Marianne Fe ver. The meeting which was a "bac Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cox and family, Cbnesville, Mrs. Edward Geerts and Cheryl Stewart, Prei- no spent last week with relatives in Louisville and Elkabethtown, Ky.

Mrs. Robert Timmons, 1136 S. Sixteenth st. entertained her bridge club at the Town and club Wednesday evening with Mrs. David Davis, Mrs.

Walter Stier and Mrs. i i a D. Timmons guest Jtfrs. Edward Johnston, and Mrs. James Gauerke held high second high scores, respectively.

Mrs. Sam Livshin, Sleepy Hollow drive, will be hostess to ttie club in two weeks. Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, 228 Chestnut st had as her week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs.

Curtis Maple, Canton, Mrs. Ross Barrick, Columbus, Mrs. Lela Wilcox and Robert and Lois Wilcox, Columbus, and Mrs. Lloyd Snell, Morgantown, West Va. and Mr.

and Mrs. Lou Garrison, Zanesviile. The following uom here attended the reception given for Ellen Hunter, Grand Adah, OES at Warsaw Masonic Temple Wednesday evening. Mrs. Betty Hays, deputy grand matron, district 16, Mrs.

Dean Wolfe, Mrs. William StaKer, Mrs. Ray Gaither, Mrs. John R. Boyd, Mrs.

Dale Sharpies and Mrs. Wilma Sharpies. Miss Marianne Goodwin, Gour ley apts. was hostess to her card clbu Wednesday evening with Mrs John Butter and Miss Sue Van sickle guests. Miss Goodwin and Miss Doris Hultz held high and second high scores.

Mrs. Butter held low score Mrs. William H. Ricketts, North Fourth st. will be hostess to the club in two weeks.

Major and Mrs. William E. Melby and children, Mary Frances, Billy and Inez Elizabeth, left Wednesday after spending two days with the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S.

Shaw and family, Cambridge rd. The Melby's have been stationed in Madrid, Spain, for almost three years where Maj5r Melby of the Marine corps, was attached to the embassy. They will make their home in Jacksonville, N. where Major Melby will be stationed at Camp Lejeune. Miss Lois Wilcox, formerly of Coshocton, was graduated from the college of education, Ohio State university, Aug.

31. Miss Wilcox has accepted a teaching position at White Cross hospital school of nursing, Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. EueU Miller 427 North Fifteenth st.

enterained with a family picnic at the fairgrounds Sunday Present were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Miller and children, Debra and Stevie, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bemhart and route, Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Ames and son, Eddie, Fresno Route 3, EueU Miller Jr. Norfolk, Va. Mrs. EueU Miller Jr.

and children, Earl and Marcia, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Miller and daughter, Jo- Mrs. James Fisher and son, Jimmy, Route 3. Guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Thornsley, Route 4, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Renfrew and daughter, Cindy, Ashland, Mr. and Mrs.

Royal Renfrew and children, Robbie and Peggy, Gwen and Tommy Renfrew, Killbuck. Mrs. Guy S. Meek, 367 South Fourth st. snd Miss Nelle Severns, 808 Main st.

have returned from a two months trip to Europe. They visited France. Italy, Spain, Switzerland add England. En route home they spent a few days in New York City. Mrs.

Henry Good, 1102 East Vine st. was hostess to her card club Wednesday evening with Mrs. James Miller a guest. Mrs. Harold Cabot, Mrs.

Norman Hutson and Mrs. William Brown held high, second high and low scores, respectively. Mrs. Hutson, Denman av. will entertain the club Oct.

3. Fourteen members attended a meeting of the Christian Builders' class of St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church held at the church Wednesday evening. Rev. Charles Higgms led the devotionals.

A business meeting and refreshments followed. The next meeting will be Oct. 3. Mr. and Mrs.

C. D. Croup and Ned recently returned from Bridgeport, m. where they attended a reunion of employes of the Ohio Oil Gas Co. of the Salem field.

En route they visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neyma, Mrs. Pearl Mueller, Roscoe, entertained the IW club Tuesday evening. Mrs.

Lloyd Poland and Mrs. Mueller held high and second high scores. Door prizes were awarded Mrs. Poland and Mrs. Ada Fullerton.

Mrs. Poland, South Eighth st. will entertain the club in two weeks. The enjoyed a family picnic Sunday at Roadside Park Killbuck road: Mr. and Mrs.

Ken neth Carver and family, Rich mond, Mr. and Mrs. Al Walker and daughter, Carlisle, Pa Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harnack and granddaughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Hat ley Mrs. Mae Schuller Grover Schuler, Ed Delzer, Mr and Mrs. S. P.

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