Social News Notes From Arch Donelson Family
Mr and Mrs Arch Donelson and children Marjorie Carolyn Josean and Robert were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs Minnie Donelson
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Arch Donelson and children Marjorie Carolyn Josean and Robert were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs Minnie Donelson
Last Thursday evening Mrs. Wal lace Dible entertained the Jester bridge club at her N. Vance street residence. Guest Mrs. W. G. Riley won the high score prize.
The Queen Esther society of the Methodist church met at Miss Isabella Rainsberger's home on Tuesday evening. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess after the business meeting.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Thiry and their children from west of Carey visited Mr and Mrs Raymond Collet near Findlay for a Sunday dinner. Also present were Mr and Mrs P M Collet and their daughters Theresa Charlotte and Isabelle from southwest of Carey.
Mrs John Walters entertained Thursday afternoon for her son Richard s fourth birthday. A dainty lunch followed an hour of play with Miss Mary Shull assisting. Richard received many gifts. Guests included Marilyn Dible Noreen Walter Juanita Barbara Hill Dallas Bland Reid and Harold Nye.
Mrs F A Miller and Mrs A E Donelson hosted a pinochle party for W E A members at Mrs Miller’s home. High score went to Mrs Wm Leader with second to Mrs Vernal Healey. Refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs Leader, Mrs Sylvester Pahl, Mrs Harvey Sopher, Mrs Jack Walters, Mrs Monroe Dotson, Mrs Don Evans, Mrs Ervin Black, Mrs Adam Shue, Miss Klimene Shue, Mrs Grace Gamel, Mrs Healey, Mrs Bertha Walter, Mrs H L Pahl, Mrs Clarence Crist and Mrs Emory Ulrich.
The M B club will meet with Mrs George Lowery on Thursday afternoon of this week.
The Priscilla club will hold a Christmas exchange at its next meeting with Mrs Wes ley Patterson Tuesday afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests from Findlay included Mr and Mrs Harley Woods and children Ann Robert and Joseph who dined with Mr and Mrs Paul Woods and their son Donald on Wyandot avenue.
A birthday dinner was hosted at the Gilliland residence on Patternson Street in Wharton honoring B A Mench. Attending were Mr and Mrs F C Beebe Mrs Emma Riter Miss Sue Gilliland Miss Della Gilliland Mrs Mench and Miss Edith Beebe.
Mr and Mrs J A Schira entertained the Contract bridge club at their E Findlay street home on Tuesday evening. C B Myers won the high score prize. Miss Marguerite Holden and Edwin Naus will entertain at the next meeting.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. R. C. Altwater hosted a surprise for Irma Ruth's 12th birthday. Guests include Martha Jane Kel Jer, June Criger, Elaine Thome, Jeanne Chapman, Joan Myers, Henrietta Iden, Cora Ellen Schira, Mary Ellen Baker, Ruth Helen Hoff, Mavelyn Hendricks, Suzanne Hoff, Ruth Esther Baker, Christine Hoff, and Mabel Altvater. Refreshments and games followed in a festive, gift-filled gathering.
Mrs. Wesley Bishop hosted a Saturday afternoon dessert bridge at her West Findlay Street home honoring Mrs. Elmer France of Cleveland. High score went to Mrs. Shafer with Mrs. France receiving a gift.
The regular meeting of the T. R. C. club will be held this afternoon with Mrs. J. J. Kohmann hosting east of town.
Mrs George Newhard of West Windlay Street hosted her contract bridge club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs P B D Hurd was awarded the prize for high score. Mrs Newhard served a dainty luncheon.
Mrs Free Scourse entertained her bridge club Tuesday evening with a Christmas exchange. Guests included Mrs H B Keller Mrs Harry Bristol and Mrs Charles Calmes. Mrs M D Shafer will be the next hostess.
A photographer failed to photograph a restless baby. The mother left the room as suggested and the child sat still for the picture. The photographer whispered to the child to stay quiet or face punishment, then the baby remained still for the shot.
Best individual total and single game achieved by Zahn of Morticians with 255 points. Kirkwood of Big Fours posted 640 for three games. Big Fours also set top team marks with 985 for a single game and 2702 for a three game series.
A Christmas thoughtful verse urges readers to focus on the giver and the Christ Child born in Bethlehem. The poem recalls the Wise Men bearing gifts and the stable scene and ends with a faith note that Jesus lives today and will not forsake those who trust and obey.
Mixed advertisements list popcorn seed birds and supplies with a contact Miss Gertrude Yohe at R-319, plus a Christmas gifts sale for singers, and a house for rent at 245 Clay Street with phone R-316.
For sale seven pigs in carey area seven miles west of Carey. Wanted furnished rooms for light housekeeping inquire at Galt Hotel. Classified ad notes price at 48.
Lost or stray toy fox terrier white and black. responds to Toodles. Please notify L. G. Altwater if found. Reward offered.
While moving a chicken house to the country Pat told friends the coop must be carried. Halfway through the heavy task they paused and heard a voice from inside the coop saying I’m carrying the perches.
A town lecturer opens a meeting with a plainspoken explanation about the interior of a corpuscle. The chair interrupts to press for clearer instruction for those unfamiliar with the topic.
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