Social Calendar Buzzes With Dances Ahead of Ash Wednesday
Week of social plans includes Sigma Phi Gamma sorority valentine dance at Elks Home with Earl Wyeth orchestra from nine to twelve tonight. City Federation of Women's Clubs dinner meeting at First M E Church at six thirty tonight. Next week features Elks Valentine Dance February 13 and Assembly Club Dance February 14 with hosts Ray Hettinger Leroy Inova Dick Timberlake George Schnapp Jr August Schmidt and Dr A E Hancock. Rotary Charity Ball February 24 at Elks Home with Dr James Lantz leading planning. Also Young People's class dinner at First M E Church Tuesday with amusing fox-parts dog act. foxes earn triple as much as trained dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wyeth
Newark
Mary Campbell
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
M. E
Valentine
The
Elks Lodge
Assembly Club
Ray Hettinger
Leroy Inova
Dick ‘Timberlake
George $Schnapp
August Schmidt
A. E. Hancock
Fiks
Paul Stoudt
Hugh Silbaugh
Charles H. Drinkle
Richard
Griley
Ian
Assembly
Rotary
Bal
Frnterests
Lancaster S
the Elks
James Lantz
Young People’s
First. M. E
Bridge-Supper Club Hostess Hosts Evening at North Cherry
Mrs Charles Bruney hosted the Bridge Supper Club at her North Cherry Street home with eight players. Trophies went to Mrs Roy Stuck and Mrs Paul White. Mrs J L James invited members to a 6 30 dinner on February 13 for a special party. Mrs J Riddle to entertain February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bruney
North Cherry Street
Roy Stuck
J. L. James
J. ©. Riddle
Informal Bridge Supper Hosts Card Club Evening
Mr and Mrs Carl Smith hosted a private bridge gathering at their country home on February 6 with twelve members. Trophies went to Mrs Charles Lake and Mr Park Stuckey. Late supper followed. Next meeting to be hosted by Mr and Mrs Chester McClelland on South High Street. Bible Students class met at Mrs Freda Showers home with Mrs Irene Conrad assisting. Mrs Lulu Baker led the business period and devotion leader Mrs Zille Friesner organized social hour. favors won by Mrs Margaret England, Mrs Nettie Black, and Mrs Susie Hauser in valentines. Refreshments served to eighteen, including three guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Smith
Charles’ Lake
Park Stuckey
Chester McCllelland
South High’ Street
Bible Students
Mills Memorial L. B. Church
Freda
Showers
Edgemont Avenue
Irene Conrad
Lulu Baker
Zille Friesner
Margaret England
Nettie Black
Susie Hauser
Card Group Meets At Country Inn
Miss Ruth Eckert of Crawts Road entertained her card club at Crystal Springs Inn on Sugar Grove Road for an evening. Dessert was served to twelve attendees before bridge. Trophies went to Miss Ruth Hudson Miss Edith Beery and Miss Myrtle Grimm. Miss Myrtle Grimm will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Eckert
Crawts Road
Crystal Springs Inn
Sugar Grove Road
Ruth Hudson
Edith Beery
Myrtle Grimm
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Winter Picnic Program
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the First M. & Church held its annual winter picnic with a casserole dinner for about one hundred members in the church social room. A brief business meeting was followed by a program including singing led by Guy Rockey, a stewardship service, two vocal duets, a book review by Mrs. H. C. Roller on Anne Lindbergh's North to the Orient, and remarks by Mrs. Roller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
First M
Guy Rockey
Helen White
Margaret Hutsler
Mabel Poling
H. C. Roller
Amp
H.C. Roller
Memorial Circle Meets at Mumaugh Memorial
Circle of the Child Conservation League hosted by Mrs. Irving Dunnington met Thursday night at Mumaugh Memorial. Rev. F C F Randolph spoke on Teaching Your Child Religion, admired for training tips and literature suggestions. Two new members Mrs. Boyd Neff and Mrs. Alva Weidner were welcomed. Refreshments followed an informal social hour with guests Mrs. Lawrence Fritz and Mrs. Ray Kennard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Circle of the Child Conservation League
Irving Dunnington
Mumaugh
F.C. F. Randolph
Boyd Neff
Alva Weidner
Lawrence Fritz
Ray Kennard
Card Club Guests Invited and Trophies Awarded
Mrs. Alex Franco hosted the Just a Mere Card Club at the Purcell Tea Room inviting two guests for an afternoon euchre, with trophies awarded to Mrs. Bar Birch Mrs. Durban Walker and Mrs. Harry Beebe. Twelve attended including guests Mrs. Henry Fox Sugar Grove and Mrs. Martin Walker. Mrs. Malcolm Meeker to host February twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Franco
East Main Street
Purcell Tea Room
Point Euchre
Bar Birch
Durban Walker
Harry Beebe
Henry Fox
Sugar Grove
Martin Walker
Malcolm Meeker
Evening Party at Double Four Bridge Club
Members of the Double Four Bridge club played Wednesday at Mrs. Kermit Berry’s New Salem home. Miss Mayme Biddle and Mrs. Berry led scores. supper was served at the bridge tables. Kanade to host February 16. Probate Judge Gabel received a letter returning a marriage license due to postponed wedding caused by job loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Four
Kermit Berry
New Salem
Mayme Biddle
Berry
FE. M. Kanade
Fremont
Robert J. Gabel
Bridge Club Hosts Tightly Packed Evening At Home
Mrs Porter Kauffman hosted a Bridge Supper at 401 East Main Street for club members and guests. Trophies in the club event went to Miss Juanita King, Mrs Raymond McGee and Mrs Larry Moore, while guest group honors went to Mrs Francis McKenna. Late supper followed for twelve. Guest players included Mrs Francis McKenna and Miss Gertrude Halimack. Mrs Raymond McGee to host February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Kauffman
East Main Street
Juanita “King
Raymond McGee
Larry Moore
Francis McKenna
Gertrude Halimack
William Muggs
Ted Mitchoff
Recent Hosts At Bridge Supper Card Club
Members of an evening club were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Geiger at their E Fifth avenue home. Top scores went to Mrs Richard McClintock Mrs Dale Orr Mr Richard McClintock and Mr Herbert Wolfinger. Late slipper was served. next meeting planned by Mr and Mrs Dean Kumiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Geiger
E. Fifth Avenue
Richard McClintock
Dale Orr
Herbert ‘Wolfinger
Dean Kumiler
Lancheon Guests In Columbus
A group from the Parents' League of Lancaster attended a luncheon at the University Club in Columbus hosted by the Columbus branch. Guest speaker was Mrs. Lotspeich of Cincinnati's Lotspeich School. Attending were Mrs. Howard V. Fulton and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents’ League of Lancaster
University Club
Columbus
League
Lotspeich
Cincinnati
Howard V. Fulton
Charles H. Drinkle
Emil Tobin
George Vorys
Hastings
Theofore Alfred
Robert Radebaugh
Sunday School Class Entertained at Mrs McKittrick Home
Mrs Eugenia McKittrick hosted the Sixth Avenue M E Church Sunday School class on Oakwood Avenue Thursday night. Members present included Mrs Read Kane Mrs Anna Bowlby Mrs Helen England Mrs Phyllis Peach Mrs Ida Mae Palmer the Misses Louise Reichelderfer Nellie Huffhine and guests Mrs Genevieve Peach Miss Evan Thomas. A business devotional session preceded a social hour with lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia McKittrick
Hosteas
Sixth Avenue M. E
Oakwood Avenue
Read Kane
Anna Bowlby
Helen England
Phyllis Peach
Ida Mae Palmer
Louise Reichelderfer
Nellie Huffhine
Genevieve Peach
Evan Thomas
Missionary Society Meets With Gratitude Theme
Carrie Miles W M B of the U S Church held its annual thank offering meeting Thursday night at the home of the Misses Florida and Futilla Williamson on North Columbus street. A pot-luck supper preceded the programs at seven. Mrs Ardy Woods was reader with Gratitude for the Life Abundant as the topic. Selections included hymn and scripture reading, prayer, bank offering service with Mission Fields representatives, study of the fifth chapter woven under the Southern Cross, Miss Cassie Harris. Meeting closed with benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Miles W. M. B
U.S
Florida
Futilla Williamson
Columbus Street
Ardy Woods
Lillian. Warner
M. EF. Nichols
Cassie Harris
Important Beauty Factors Listed for Women on Dress and Budget
The article argues taste is the same for any budget and urges simple, well cut dresses of quality fabrics. It emphasizes caring for clothes, keeping skirts pressed, maintaining hats, and budgeting for grooming. It advises practical footwear, stockings worn daily, and conservative styles over flashy adornments.
River Fire Threatens Gulf Refining Tanks in Cleveland
A river blaze on the Cuyahoga in Cleveland endangered 611 Gulf Refining Co. tanks when oily scum ignited on the river, spreading to the Erie bridge and threatening the dismantled steamer Spokane. Railroad traffic halted as fire crews fought the blaze. the source of the fire remained undetermined.
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Cleveland, O
Gulf Refining Co
Erie
Cuyahoga River
Erie Railroad
Spokane
Blind aid leads to appointment for county’s blind workers
Earl C. Fouk of Wind has been permanently appointed senior social case worker for 2,201 blind residents receiving county aid. The Braille system enables him to perform his duties effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angels
Earl C. Fouk
Wind
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Initiates Sixteen Members
The VFW Auxiliary chapter welcomed sixteen new members led by Zone President Mrs. Wanda Schoeller of Newark. A large turnout included a Newark Post delegation and husbands as refreshments followed the business meeting. The next meeting is scheduled for February 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the Armory. A second item notes the Calgary Orthodox Lutheran church Guild meeting at the Millmaugh Memorial with a program of hymns scripture readings and solos by several artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans,of Foreign Wars
Wanda, Schoeller
Newark
Schoeller
Lancaster
Ohio
Artiory
Memorial Guild
Calgary
Luetheran
Millmaugh Memorial
Orlo Leohner
Elnora Apple
Kathleen Florey
Ita Boots
Dorothy Collins
Hugh Baxter
Will Strayer
John Priest
Addie Imboden
Beougher
Girl Scout Benefit Party Raises Funds for Local Scouts
The Girl Scout Council of Lancaster and Fairfield County hosted a February 6 benefit card and games party at the Elks Home. About 200 attendees from the city and county supported local scout work. proceeds were to aid upcoming programs with assistance from the Moose and Eagle Lodges and local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield County
Girl Scout Council of
Lancaster
Elks Home
Main Hill
Wenterddt Cable Couns Fxm Holden
Asrlav Rgu
Artur Ayers
Moose and Eagle
Ralph Maccracken
Harold
Brandon
Frank
E@mith
Thomas Mercer
Charles Uncle
Madge Byer
Baltimore
Paris hats to shrink this spring with tiny sleek styles
Paris fashion notes show hats this spring will be much smaller than last year, two styles dominate a shallow turban with fringe and a tilted floral asymmetric cap. Hairdressing gains importance as coifs mimic the hat shape and new materials, including quilted kid and yellow chamois, appear with visors and net structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Youue
Dogs Held for Questioning in Chicken Slayings
Two dogs were held for investigation by police after 83 chickens were killed at the farm of poultryman David Walker. Officers reported burrows dug under the coop housing the fowls and paw marks found on the premises.
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Toledop
David Walker
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