Winter Picnic At Collins Chapel Cemetery Association
The annual winter picnic was held January 2 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William E Young on East Main street. Twenty five attended a basket lunch, with guests including Mrs. Elmer Morrow and Misses Helen Louise Kelsey Marjorie and Jean Woodgeard. Gifts of African violets decorated the table. The program featured vocal selections by Viola Katherine Esther Young Marjorie and Jean Woodhead and piano by Mrs. Charles Nesley. A social hour followed. Mrs EB Grier to host February 6 at her east city home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Chapel Cemetery
William E- Young
East Main Street
Elmer Morrow
Helen Louise Kelsey
Marjorie
Jean’ Woodgeard
Young
Viola Katherine
Esther Young
Jean Woodhead
Charles Nesley
EB. O. Grier
Guests Asked To Dessert-Bridge at 331 East Walnut Street
Mr and Mrs Jack Wilson hosted an informal dessert-bridge party on January 1 at their home 331 East Walnut Street. Guests arrived at seven o clock with scarlet and green table décor. Top score trophies were awarded to Mrs Charles Zarbaugh and Mr Fred Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wilson
East Walnut Street
Wilson
Charles Zarbaugh
Fred Holland
F. C. Samsel
Preparatory Service at High School Cafeteria Tonight
Preparatory service of the First Presbyterian Church will be held in cafeteria room five of the High School building tonight at seven o'clock. The pastor Rev. B. F. Paist will speak on Proclaiming the Lords Death. After the service the Church Session will hold a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
B. F. Paist
Ce Ce Ann Senna
Dinner Meeting of Kings Daughters Class at Maple Street Church
The Kings Daughters of Maple Street Church held a Thursday afternoon meeting in the social room. The program featured hymn, scripture by Mrs Goldie Haines, reading and a vocal solo by Betty Anne Doughty, and a class song. A pot-luck dinner followed during the social hour. Sixteen attended, including five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Daughters of Maple Street Church
Goldie Haines
Betty Anne Doughty
Group Plans Meeting At Nurses Home
Elizabeth Sherman Reese Chapter of the D A R schedules an all day sewing session at the Nurse's Home on January sixth. Members should arrive by 9:30 AM with Ellis Island contributions. luncheon will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sherman Reese
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ellis Island
House Guest At Parish Home
Miss Apita Parish entertained as her house guest during the holidays. Miss Thelma Shaffer of Mansfield schools will return to teaching near Akron after a two weeks visit with Mr and Mrs J D Parish at 343 East Wheeling Street.
Grand slam comeback in a trick play by Feagin
Secretary Jack Feagin of Macon Ga uses a forced grand slam shot in a club no trump sequence. After four no trump, West doubles seven diamonds, Feagin forces spade drop then overplays to make the hand. He discards ten of hearts on dummy, then taps clubs and diamonds to capture the final tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bridge League
Jack Feagin
Macon
North
South
West
Declarer
Feaga
Dimmy
Dummy
American woman Henrietta Szold fuels Youth Aliyah to Palestine
Baltimore philanthropist Henrietta Szold, age 75, is hailed as savior of the lost generation of Jewish youth in Europe. Through Hadassah and the Youth Aliyah movement, she oversees the immigration and settlement of over 1,000 underprivileged children in Palestine, providing education, training, and care as anti Semitic barriers rise in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Henrietta “Szold
Europe
New York
Henrietta Szold
Baltimore
United States
Germany
Hadassah
Central Committee For
America
Party Hostess To Card Club Plans Evening Event
Mrs. J. C. Riddle hosted a card club party at 524 East Mulberry Street on December 31 with nine attendees and two guest players. Bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs. Rob Stuck and Mrs. Homer Weare. a pretty late supper was served. Mrs. Homer Ware will host the club’s next meeting on January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Riddle
East Mulberry St
Ro} Stuck
Homer Weare
Victor Runkle
Homer Ware
Informal Holiday Supper Hosts Mr Paul Langwasser
Mr and Mrs Paul Langwasser hosted an informal holiday supper at their Baltimore Road home with close friends. The gathering included plans for cards and a late supper and featured Miss Lillian Showalter Miss Wretha Brown Miss Dolores Miller Mr Carl Brown Mr William Kauffman Mr William Barber and Mr and Mrs Paul Langwasser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Langwasser
Baltimore Road
Lillian Showalter
Wretha Brown
Dolores Miller
Carl Brown
William Kauffman
William Barber
Paul Lang- Wasser
Bridge Supper II Club Event At 122 King Street
Miss Grace Friesner hosted her card club for an evening of bridge on Thursday at her home 122 King Street. Trophies were awarded for high scores to Miss Cartie Oberdorfer, Mrs. Raph North, and Mrs. Richard Barnes. Late supper was served to eight guests including Miss Edith Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Friesner
San
King Street
Cartie Oberdorfer
Raph North
Richard Barnes
Edith Thompson
New Year’s Day Dinner Hosts at Durant Residence
Mr and Mrs Paul K Durant 554 East Main street hosted New Year s Day dinner January first. Guests included Mr and Mrs A R Groff Miss Vona Lee Zimoher Mr P K Durant Jr Miss Mary Louise Durant and Mr Robert Hetter. Mr Hetter of Mansfield Ohio was an over Wednesday guest at the Durant home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul K. Durant
East Main Street
A. R. Groff
Vona Lee Zimoher
P. K. Durant, Jr
Mary Louise Durant
Robert Hetter
Hetter
Mansfield
Ohio
Durant
Thurston P T A Plans January Meeting Program
Thurston PT A will host its January meeting on Monday the sixth at the High School building. The program features talks by Mrs. L. 8. Cook Basil reading by Mrs. Charles Guble of Pleasantville and a comedy The Cross Roads Store performed by FP T A members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston P. T. A
Thurston PT. A
Dinner Hosts At Carroll
Dr A A Brown and Mrs Brown hosted a New Year dinner at their Carroll home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robt McNaughten, Bernice Brown, Mr and Mrs Adam Poli and Patricia Anne, Mr and Mrs Harry McNaghten, and Mr and Mrs Jesse King. Holiday colors adorned the decor and table settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Brown
Mrs. Brown
Carroll
Robt, McNaughten
Bernice Brown
Adam Poli
Patricia Anne
Harry, McNaghten
Jesse King
House guest from Quaker City visits Silbaughs
Mrs Annas Wyscarver of Quaker City Ohio is spending the holiday time with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Allan Silbaugh on North High street The visit highlights family hospitality during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annas Wyscarver
Quaker City
Ohio
Allan Silbaugh
North High Street
Card Club Delights Guests At January Dinner
Miss Gretchen Silbaugh hosted a card club gathering on January second at 509 North Broad Street. Dinner preceded the contract game, with score trophies earned by Mrs. Lewis Mitcheff and Miss Gertrude Middleton for the club, and by Mrs. Wallace Graham among the guests. Attending players included Mrs. Annas Wryscarver of Quaker City Ohio, Mrs. Allan Silbaugh, Miss Clara Thimmes, and Mrs. Wallace Graham. Twelve guests arrived for dinner at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Mitcheff
Gertrude Middleton
Wallace Graham
Annas Wryscarver
Quaker City
Ohio
Allan Silbaugh
Clara, Thimmes
House Party Guest In The East
Miss Betty Biddle visits Sugar Grove with her parents for a Southern holiday then travels to New York City to join Miss Lee Montague as a house party guest. She will leave January sixth to resume studies at Sweet Briar College in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Biddle
B. H. Biddle
East
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar
Virginia
January Meeting of First M E Church Women’s Group
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First M E Church held its January gathering in the church social room with Mrs Amos Thomas Mrs W J Frin and other members as hosts An interesting program followed including a Carmen piano selection a Uruguay and Argentina travel talk by Mrs W J Fritz and Mrs Charles Busby a study excerpt from Women under the Southern Cross by Mrs W G Seaman and refreshments served by the hosting group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the
First
M. E. Church
Amos Thomas
W. J. Frin
Uraguay
W. J. Fritz
Charles Busby
Carmen
Ruth Phillips
W. G. Seaman
Hostiss
Evening Party Guests At Bremen Home
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hufford hosted a New Year’s Eve gathering at their Marietta Street residence in Bremen. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Henry and daughter Helen, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hengst and daughters Priscilla and Maxine, Mr. and Mrs. John Kistler, Judson Kistler, Victor Kistler, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Themen, Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
A. D. Hufford
Bestrice Hufford
Dwight Hufford
Marietta Street
EB. L. Henry
Helen
C. W. Hengst
Priscilla
Maxine Hengst
Lancaster
John Kistler
Judson
Victor Kistler
Chester Themen
Carroll
Duchess of Kent Popular in Paris Hat Styles
Paris report notes the Duchess of Kent now favors small jaunty hats. She recently bought three hats from Madame Suzy in Paris, including a red pillbox with blue black cog feathers, a brown velvet toque with condor quills, and a brown velour hat with green and red parakeet plumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Duchess of Kent
Marina
Greece
England
Continent
Prince
Jugoslavia
Madame Suzy
London
Jeff
Molyneux
Princess Nicholas
Countess de Salverte
Ritz
Nicholas
Countess de Salvette
There’s Flattery in Furs by Margaret Lindsay
Hollywood star Margaret Lindsay explains how fur choice suits a woman’s hair color and personality. She notes soft furs flatter blondes while dramatic patterns suit brunettes, and pairs makeup styles with fur types to enhance overall allure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lindsay
Hollywood
Thas Prom
Lone Star Sun Queen Crowned At El Paso Carnival
Ruth Staten was elected by popular vote as the queen of the Western Sun Carnival in El Paso. She will reign over the opening event of the Texas Centennial festivities in the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Lone Star State
el Paso
Ruth Staten
Student Prince Cast To Feature Kenneth Keller Soloist
Kenneth Keller of this city to be a soloist in Capital University Music Department’s production of The Student Prince on February 10 11 and 12 with Lucius Metz and Cornelia Ellis in principal roles plus a chorus and minor readings from the Capital Campus Keller, heard in Columbus as soloist in the Bach B Minor Mass Bach St Matthew Passion the Elijah and Chapel Choir appearances, will sing Engel. John Welty of Bremen joins the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Keller
Music
Capital University
Lucius Metz
Cornelia Ellis
Capital
Keller
Columbus
Engel
John Welty
Bremen
Holiday Party At Miss Powers Home Delights Members
Members of the Twelve Hundred Club enjoyed a festive evening at Miss Josephine Powers home at 126 West Allen Street. She arranged card games a slumber and breakfast party with prizes won by Betty Plutlips Bernadine Simon Rita Schorr and Virginia Graf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hve Hundred Club
Josephine Powers
West Allen Street
Bremen Chapter O. E. S. To Meet for New Year
The Model Gleaners Chapter O. E. S. Bremen will meet Tuesday January 7 for the first meeting of the year. Standing committees will be read. The entertainment group with Mary Woung as reader plans a party for the retiring chissiatie Fury Staley's group are serving Minch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Mary Woung
Chissiatie Fury Staley
Minch
Mrs Elizabeth OHara Visits Kinfolk En Route to NYC
Mrs Elizabeth OHara stopped at West Fair Avenue to visit daughter Joan O Hara and mother Mrs W J Haas before continuing to New York City. She recently stayed with Mr Ben Graver, NBC announcer at a private Walter Winchell broadcast, and J Edgar Hoover, noted G man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witw Kinsfolk
Elizabeth O'Hara
Los Angeles
Joan O Hara
W. J. Haas
West Fair Avenue
New York City
Owara
Ben Graver
N.bc
Walter Winchell
New York
J. Edgar Hoover
Bilyue Smith Nuptials Link Bremen and New Lexington
Nuptial vows were exchanged on New Years Day as Halley Smith of Bremen wed Mabel Bilyue of New Lexington at Barnes ville. The ceremony, read by Rev. Gallagher, united the families of Bilyue and Smith with a New Year dinner hosted by both sets of parents. The groom, a Bremen Quality Market employee, plans to reside in Bremen, with relatives including the Lakes visiting Circleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halley Smith
Bremen
Mabel Bilyue
New Lexington
Barnesville
Gallagher
Russel Bilyue
Smith
John Smith
Iyroom
John Shannon
O. B. Guy
Mrs Truesdell Plans California Trip After East Visit
Mrs William Truesdell Clare Keller of Columbus is spending several weeks in Washington DC and will travel to California after her East stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Truesdell
Clare Keller
Columbus
Washington, D. C
California
East
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bridge
Nurses’ Home
William E.ean
Aki
Akis
Daaler
Hwatis
Feagin
Szold
Near East
Phyllis Broke
Phyllis
Gretchen Silbaugh
North Broad Street
Lindsay
Sun Queen
Charles Lake
Thomas Lake
Circleville
NuaBene
Aye
Nu- Bene Corsetlere
George Bowers
Broad St
Lancaster, Onto
Amos N
Andy
Saad
Amos ’N