Miss Patricia Patmore Honored At Bridal Shower
Miss Patricia Patmore was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Miss Mary Lou Hurlbert last evening at her home. Miss Patmore will marry on Saturday. Guests included Miss Dorothy Wett, Mrs. Douglas Mosher, Miss Marvel Patmore and Miss Patricia Campbell. Prizes were awarded and many beautiful gifts were given to the honoree. A luncheon was served to conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Patmore
Mary Lou Hurlbert
Dorothy Wett
Douglas Mosher
Marvel Patmore
Patricia Campbell
Miss Pattore
Jeliv
Ric Volrethtt
Bridewiey
West Smith Stresb
George Hurlbert
C. Reéusin
du Bois
Harry Bar
West Washington Street
Buffalo
Ormal Kightlinger
Mearlville
Nevin Cole
Hamot Hospital
J. Cole
Robert D. Stiles
Leroy Stiles
Golumbus
Army
Air Corps
San Antonio
Tex
Texas
Charles Rauscher
West Pleasant Street
Erie
Charles Dahlstand
East Main Street
Foster Childs
John Estes
Avarel
Union City
Arnola McCaslin
Marion Street
Theodore Seaman
Paul
Mendoville
West Spring Creek
Arden Rockafellow
Fred Hannan
James Sullivan
Lillian Murrey
Mott Street
Sophie Koweslski
Btt Kelsey
Kessie Leach
Jncvis Teach
Jamestown
Luther Raymond
Roman Leofsky
Garland
Ralph Devicon
Hay Lowaine
Waterford
Peebles
Parkitreet
Corry Hospital Auxiliary Hosts Telephone Card Party
Local group held a Thursday evening card party at the Muckinhaupt home on First Avenue. Attendees included Mrs W A Spiesman Miss Barbara Spiesman Mrs George Sample and Mrs Rich ad Muckinhaupt. Hostess served hot fudge sundaes and coffee after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Spiesman
Barbara Spiesman
George Sample
Richad Muckinhaupt
Corry Hospital
Muckinhaupt
McCoy Hubbell Wedding In Union City
Miss Edna Hubbell and Gene McCoy were married February 7 at 7 PM at St Teresa’s Church in Union City in a double ring ceremony. Rev Lawrence Trembly officiated before close family. Bride wore lace gown with orange blossom veil. bouquet of white blossoms. Best man Richard Hubbell. maid of honor Phyllis McCoy. Reception for 100 at bride’s parents’ home. four tier cake. Couple to live at West Park Pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis McCoy
Richard Hubbell
McCoy
Mr. McCoy
Ajax Tron
West Park Pine
Tale Swappers Club Meets at Dimick Home
Mrs Halt Dimick hosted the Tale Swappers Club on Euclid street with seven members and their children attending. The Turn of 8 party for four year old Misa Diane Dimick featured games for kids, sewing for mothers, birthday cake and Valentine themed decorations. Roy Kerstetter attended as a guest. next meeting set for March 29 at Mrs Rexford Webb’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halt Dimick
Euclid Street
Misa Diane Dimick
Diane
Rexford Webb
R. D
Roy Kerstetter
Mrs. Kate Blakeslee Honored by Columbus Ladies Aid
Mrs. Kate Blakeslee, age 80, was honored by the Columbus Ladies Aid at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Perry Mead and Mrs. Hollis Upperman. Thirty three members attended as devotions and business were led by Mrs. Upman. An article on Lincoln was read, the group sang The Star Spangled Banner, and Blakeslee received cards and a birthday gift along with ice cream and cake. the next gathering is planned for March 11 at Mrs. Lestie Dodd's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Blakeslee
Columbus Aid
Columbus Ladies’ Aid
Perry Mead
Hollis Upperman
Ella Blakeslee
John Willburg
Charles Fox
Lestie Dodd
Helping Hand Club Plans December Bazaar Event
President Mrs Arthur Barton presided at a Rebekah Helping Hand Club session in the T O C F Hall. Mrs G L Auer and chairing group appointed to sewing duties for the year and planning a December bazaar. Members sewed, with a tureen dinner at 5 and a February 26 meeting date to gather recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur ©. Barton
Rebekah
Havel Club
Hall
G. L. Auer
Ira Miller
Fred Hoenes
Anc
Walter DeJean
Meplings
Harvey Loveland
DeJeary
Hoenes
John Ohrn
Valentine event highlights Cotiette Club meeting notes
Seven Cotiette Club No 102 members plus two guests met at the FW Home on West Washington. A Valentine theme set with red and white decor. roast pork dinner served by Mrs. Charles Wood. Wayne Event led a brush demonstration. Mrs. Clara B Haight won the wishing ring and Mrs Frankchrader the hostess prize. Business session at 9 30, cigarettes sent to veteran hospitals. vegetable graters and knife sets donated for hospital fund. March 12 next meeting.
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Aimner
Cootiette Club No
L. J. Shapel
Warren
Wiliam Waff
Memphis
West
Washington Staves
Grayback
Charles Wood
Wayne
Clara B. Haight
Prank @vhrader
Wood
Hazel Shuss
Valentine Pressurs
Glyde ‘Reynolds
Cooulette
Margaret: Mill
L. T. L. Members To Have Speech Contest
The LTL meeting at the First Methodist Church Thursday at 4 pm, led by President Jon Davison, included fourteen members. Miss Waney Nichols gave devotions, Allin Ross played a warmer solo, and Mrs W J Kline led a temperance pledge lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LTL
Churen “Hursday
Jon Davison
Waney Nichols
Allin Ross
Lintoka
W. J. Kline
Frankip Ab
Psi
Willis Brown
Bess
Fehsry
Emmanuel Guild Holds Pleasant Meeting at Maple Home
Emmanuel Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church met at a Maple Avenue home to conduct its regular business with Mrs. Velma More presiding. About 20 members attended a social afternoon with dessert and a Valentine motif. plans for the March 11 gathering were announced by Mrs. Moore of North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Guild
Joseph B. Clair
Maple Avenue
Charles Kromas
Andasistant Thestess
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Velma More
Moore
Nortl Center Streat
Catholic Daughter of America Meeting Held Last Evening
Members of Court Con ception No. 36 met on Navity Center street for a business session chaired by Grand Regent Mrs. T. Anderson. A pledge drive of 650 was approved to support Gary Memorial Hospital. Rev Jol DeSanti will speak at the February 26 event. A social period followed before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One Court Conception No
Catholic Daughter of America
Mpl Las
Navity Center Street
T. Anderson
Gary Memorial Hospital
Jol DeSanti
Standings in Hospital Auxiliary Bridge Event Set
Standings for the Telephone Card Party of the Corry Hospital Ladies Auxiliary continuing through Saturday were released this morning. The same five ladies from Thursday’s Journal lead in contract and auction bridge, with 500 parties reported to Mrs J Fred Kinley. Florence Bish Harriet Smith and other named leaders compete for top spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
J. Fred Kinley
Florence Bish
Rodney Knowlton
John Lave
Harriet Smith
Robert Bumbaugh
Contract Bridge
Louise Williams
Harry Tamona
Lavina Kysar
George Warner
Cleo Haight
Beth Israel Sisterhood Social Meeting Report
Beth Israel Sisterhood gathered 14 members for a social meeting hosted by Mrs. Aaron Sperman and Miss Libbye Cohen of East Congress Street. President Mrs. Harry Baruch presided briefly. a buffet and seasonal decor followed. Lena Cohen of North Center Street plans a February 26 business session for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Sperman
Amiss Libbye Cohen
East Congress Street
Beth Israel Sisterhood
Harry Baruch
Oberman
Miss Cohen
Lena Cohen
North Center Street
Columbus 4-H Girls Valentine Party Highlights
Miss Jean Mesgenger led the Columbus 4-H Girls Club Valentine gathering with games and a Valentine exchange. The hostess treated guests to ice cream cake and cookies during the social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus 4-H
Jean Mesgenger
Columbus 4-H Girls
Ww S W S Met At Patterson Home
Twenty six members of the W. S. of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the home of Mrs. Charles Patterson on East Teving street yesterday afternoon. Mrs. H. M. Rachall led devotions and Mrs. Dan Culver in charge. Bitella Rengle gave the lesson study World Wide Fellowship and a house report was presented. The next meeting will be March 14 at the home of Mrs. J. Hal Smith on North Center street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
W. S
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Chrles Patterson
East Teving Street
H.M. Rachall
Dan Culver
Bitella Rengle
J. Hal Smith
North Genter Street
Exchange Club Plans For Ladies Night Meeting
Twelve members of the Exchange club dined at Keppel Tiffanys South Center street home on Thursday evening. William Armitage Sr chaired a planning busing meeting to set up a Ladies Night event with Merle Van Ctse appointed chair. Further arrangements to be announced. Regular meeting plans discussed and a report on meeting places to be decided at Friday session with Gerald Hammond of Scl ota toad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Keppel Tiffany
South Center Street
Willian Armitage, Sr
Ehair
Merle VanCtse
Gerald Hammond
Mrs Langdon Rowe Hosts Bridge Club Night at Home
Mrs H Langdon Rowe entertained Wye members of her Thursday evening contract bridge club last night at her Hast Wayne street home. Malcolm Haines and Mrs James Humphries were guests. awards went to Mrs Horton Davis and Mrs Elsworth Holt, with Mrs Raymond Anderson taking the special prize. Mrs Rowe served a salad course to her guests at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Langdon Rowe
Wye
Wayne Street
Wits
Malcolm Haines
James Humphries
Horton Davis
Elsworth Holt
Raymond Anderson
Rowe
Ite
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Louise Campbell
William Bis
Queentex Rayon
Aroussett
Queentex Balko
Glow
Lanston
Tale Swappers Club
Dimick
Helen
Georgia
Elbertas
Florida
N. E
Betty Crocker
Igo
Cootiette Club
Nashua
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Chapin
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Dial
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Mortons
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