Duplicate Bridge Dinner Next Week At Local Hotel
Saint Gatherings reports a close duplicate bridge contest with half point separates top pairs. Winners include Mrs A Boa and Mrs F H Bartholme with 148 for East West and Dr E H Harmon with Mrs O W Bracken on 197 for Worth South. Next week’s event moves to Thursday with a dinner in the hotel Carty Room. reservations by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boa
F. H. Bartholme
E. H. Harmon
O. W. Bracken
W. H. Scoth
Howard Ross
Sarah Powell
Kurt Leeds
North
H. L. Rowe
Charles Shuss
J. Fred Kinley
Carty
H. J. Davis
Association
Walter H. Scott
Dorcas Class Plans Annual Tea at Methodist Church
Dorcas Class of the Methodist Church met at the North Center Street home of Mrs. Merle McIntyre with 37 members and friends attending. Mrs. Benjamin Skinner led devotions and Mrs. R. S. Dewey, president, presided. Plans for the annual silver tea were discussed for March, date pending church interior redecorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
North Center Street
Merle. McIntyre
Benjamin Skinner
R. 5
Dewey
KC. S. Durham
Youth Fellowship
McIntyre
Nicholas Bogden
Robert Baker
Rex Warner
Ray Wolford
East Main Street
Teen Town Plans Finalized for Friday Evening Event
A Teen Town committee held a final check up at Mrs. Shotzbarger’s home to ensure readiness for Friday at seven. Chairmen include Donald McCaslin for games and pop, David Kaynor for property, James Kelly for music, Donald Bagley and Nancy Hoenes for refreshments, with Arthur Pitts as registrar and Lucille Stormes, Nancy Hoenes, and George Sperry handling memberships. Equipment like tables, racks, lighting units and a record player arrived. Two films, Por All People and The Unfaithful Servant, will be shown, along with Jairus Daughters. After Teen Town, a Spring dance with novel music is planned. Twenty minute film Junior Prong will be shown to close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shotzbarger
Donald McCaslin
David Kaynor
James Kelly
Donald Bagley
Nancy Hoenes
Jairus
Corry
Y F W Auxiliary Holds Brief Meeting at West Washington
Members of the Y. F. W. Auxiliary gathered at 8 PM on West Washington Street. Mrs Esther Lethman presided and plans were set to serve the birthday dinner to the WFLW Post on March 17 with Mrs Clara Bi Haight 48 as dinner chairman and Mrs Hazel Shuss in charge of the dining room. Lillian Robbins and Mrs Philena de Atnces assisted with awards and the nest meeting is scheduled for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V-P.w
West Washington Street
Esther Lethman
WFLW
Clara
Bi Haight
Hazel “Shuss
Pat Lillian Robbins
Philena Ee de Atnces
Mrs Mears Honored On Birthday With Ritz Lunch
Mrs. James Mears celebrated her birthday yesterday with a luncheon arranged by her. Attendees included Mrs. Donald Hall, Mrs. Ralph Martin, Miss Rose Jackson, Miss A. Ongley, and Mrs. Mears, after an evening bowling by the Wayside Market team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mears
Ritz
Mrs Floyd Black Hosts 500 Club Members
Mrs Floyd Black hosted the 500 club gathering with seven members and a guest, Alyene Chase, attending Tuesday evening. Two tables of cards were played, with Ann Esterbrook, Al Holton, and Alyene Chase winning awards. Black served fruit salad, hot cloverleaf rolls, tea and coffee. Holton will hostess the next meeting on March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dts
E4oyel
Dirview
Sheeb
Alyene Chase
Ih Piay
Ann Esterbrook
al Holton
Chase
Mite Presbyterian Church Dinner Brings Seventy Voorul Members
Members and families gathered in church recreation rooms for a burteen dinner and social evening. A bountiful meal was served to about seventy, with red white and blue decorations. The program included piano duets by Dorothy Patterson and Mira Heerlein, trumpet solos by Sally Dickinson, vocal solos by Shirley Barnes, a Caribbean cruise talk by Donald Dickinson, and more piano solos and readings. Committee roles were listed for decor and program planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha
Mite Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Patterson
Mira Heerlein
Sally Dickinson
Shirley Barnes
Donald Dickinson
United States Naval Reserve
Caribbean
Carol Mac Cochran
Jean Marie Johnston
Patsy Skinner
Erkki Rainesalo
A. Y. Cochran
John Trostle
William Rhodes
Joseph Sherwood, Jr
Jean ‘Macinnes
Sarah Macianes
Ralph Vanderhoff
Leroy Dickison
J. W. Rickers
West Brederick Street
Women of Evangelical United Brethren meet at Croscy home
The Women's Aid Society of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Harvey Croscy's home on Maple Avenue yesterday afternoon with fourteen members attending. President Mrs. Guy Bennink led devotions and a routine business session. They tied a comforter for Camp Findley and refreshments were served by Mrs. Croscut and Mrs. Fred Lawson. Next meeting is March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Croscy
Maple Avenue
Women's Aid Society
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Afernoon
Guy Bennink
Camp Findley
Croscut
Fred ©. Lawson
Bingo Club Meets At Mrs Weidner Home
Mrs Ruth Weidner hosted her bingo club on West Frederick Street with nine members and one guest Mrs Luella Magee of Centerville. Winners were Mrs M D Davison and Mrs Magee. A George Washington motif decorates the table with a Washington figurine centerpiece. Miss Mertie Akain to host March 5 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Weidner
West Frederick Street
Luella. Magee
Centerville
M. D. Davison
Four Scouts Pass Board of Review to Second Class
Four members of Boy Scout Troop No. B1 advanced from tenderfoot to second class after passing the Board of Review. Those promoted were Clarence Madison, Richard Smith, Allen Smith, and Lawrence Vanderhoff. The review board consisted of Walter Auer, Clarence S. Wallace, Arthur Cohen, and Floyd Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Review
Boy Scout
Clarens Madison
Richard Smith
Allen Smith
Lawrence Vanderhoff
Walter Auer
Clarence S. Wallace
Arthur Cohen
Floyd Marsh
Sweet Paulson Engagement Announced
Mr and Mrs Harold T Sweet of East Wayne street today announce the engagement of their sister Miss Hazel Sweet to Harry A Paulson No date has been set for the wedding but it is expected to be an event of early Summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold T. Sweet
East
Wayne Street
Hazel Sweet
Harry A. Paulson
Election to be March Sth for Trallim Americaty Assoc
Members met at West Main club rooms for a regular gathering of the Trallim Americaty Association. Officer nominations occurred and the March election will name new officers with Charles Gardagno presiding. A vote approved a 25 to the John Silvis family for a burned time. Final plans for the annual Stag party were made for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trallim Americaty Association
West Main Street
Charles Gardagno
John Silvis
Stitch and Chatter Club Meets at Mrs Vanderhoff’s Home
The Stitch and Chatter Club met yesterday afternoon with ten members and guest Mrs Helen Greene of Clymer at Mrs Howard Vanderhoff’s East South Street residence. Fancy work and visiting followed until five o clock when a tureen dinner was served. Mrs Prank Gates received birthday gifts from the group in honor of the Geastond. The March meeting was announced to be held with Mrs Wallace Mick of 147 Matt Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
Howard Vanderhoff
Helen, Greene
Clymer
East South Street
Prank Gates
Marci Sth
Mya
Wallace Mick
Matt Street
Hilltop Club Meeting Focuses on Fellowship Quilt
Alber Hul of FD entertained the Hilltop Sewing Club yesterday afternoon. Eleven members attended and sewed a friendship quilt. After completion the group will hold a drawing to determine the quilt recipient. Mr Hill served hot dogs berry pie and coffee. Next meeting hosted by Mrs Merle Triscuit on March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alber Hul
Hilltop Sewing Club
Hill
Merle Triscuit
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