United Council of Church Women Meets to Elect Officers
The United Council of Church Women will meet at 2 p.m. Friday in the Methodist Church to elect and install officers for 1965 representatives from six area churches will attend First Presbyterian St Pauls Episcopal Universalist First Methodist First Baptist and St Peters Lutheran Members of the Board of Deacons of the First United Presbyterian Church will meet at 8 p.m. at Mrs Raymond Chapins home The Women s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church discussed Congo issues on Thursday led by Mrs Gertrude Conkey with help from Mrs Clifford Downing Mrs John Perkins Mrs Howard Price and Mrs Floyd Buckland
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United Council of Church Women
Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
St. Paul’s
The
First United Presbyterian Church
Raymond Chapin
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Congo
Gertrude Conkey
Clifford Downing
John Perkins
Howard Price
Floyd Buckland
XI Alpha Eta
Beta Sigma Phi
Richard Sipple
Noel Arnold
Janet Miller
Norwalk Armory
John Lolla
Leon Dorow
Shirley Chandler to Wed David Weeks in Spring
Mr and Mrs Lisle Chandler of 90 Woodlawn announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Marie to David Weeks son of Mr and Mrs Charles Weeks of Berlin Heights A spring wedding is planned Shirley is a Norwalk High School graduate employed by Scheck's Food Giant David is a Berlin Heights High School graduate employed by American Ship Building Co in Lorain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisle Chandler
Woodlawn
Shirley Marie
David Weeks
Charles Weeks
Berlin Heights
Miss Chandler
Norwalk High School
Scheck
Mr. Weeks
The
American Ship Building Co
Lorain
Potts and Burrill Engagement Announced
Mr and Mrs Robert Burrill announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Lynn Burrill to George Edmund Potts son of Mr and Mrs Webster Potts. Mary Lynn is a 1960 St Pauls High School graduate who attended the University of Detroit and will graduate in July from St Elizabeths Hospital School of Nursing Dayton. George Potts is a 1959 St Pauls graduate and a 1963 Xavier University graduate. He coaches and teaches at Archbishop Hoban High School Akron and is pursuing a master in education at Kent State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burrill
Stoutenburg Dr
Mary Lynn
George Edmund Potts
Webster Potts
Zenobia Rd
Miss Burrill
St. Paul’s High School
University of Detroit
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital School of Nursing
Dayton
Mr. Potts
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Archbishop Hoban High School
Akron
Kent State University
Food Buys Highlight Fresh Fruits and Veggies This Weekend
Washington shoppers see fresh produce lines moving into markets with beef roast and lamb roast among top meat buys. Eggs canned salmon fish sticks and portions join a solid protein mix as green beans carrots onions potatoes radishes squash sweet potatoes and tomatoes lead vegetable purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Smiths Set Celebration for Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Smith of New London will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the American Legion Home. Married in Norwalk on January 6, 1915, the couple has six children and a large extended family including 14 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
George D. Smith
New London Ave
American Legion
Smooth Sailing Costumes For Deck Attire And Style
The article describes deck wear with pale two tone flowered cotton jacquards and dressy options like a sleeveless cami, an A line skirt, and a tailored jacket with set in sleeves notched collar and belt back.
Community notices and club meetings in Huron County
Local clubs report meetings and events. Clarence Ellett spoke on health and housing issues at the Auxiliary of the Huron County Academy of Medicine, with Walter Drury hosting. Various groups announce pot lucks, balls, study club sessions, grange plans, and guest speakers through January and February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ellett
Huron County
Huron County Academy OF Medicine
Walter Drury
Willard
Calendar of local clubs and church groups events
Tuesday schedule lists the Business and Professional Women's Club dining room meeting at 6 30 p m the Commission on Membership and Evangelism Methodist church at 7 and a series of clubs at various venues including Firelands Stamp Club Columbia Gas Co Masonic Temple and many others. Wednesday features many groups including Mary Martha Circle Daughters of the American Revolution Senior MYF Council Prenatal Class DeMolay Mothers Club Platt Benedict Chapter American Legion Auxiliary Maple City Mothers Club Willing Workers Farm Women Kappa Epsilon Beta Sigma Phi Creative Crafts Club and more with times from 7 30 p m to 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Firelands Stamp Club
Columbia Gas Co
Queen Esther
OES
Masonic Temple
Omega
Beta Sigma Phi
James Gassman
Sancta Marie
Wilber Egle
Clarksfield Grange
Ben Stober
Mary Martha
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Post
Maple City Mothers Club
Joseph Niedzwiecki
Willing Workers
Farm Women’s Club
Raymond Wiles Kappa
Shower for Miss Dorothy Stang Before January Wedding
Miss Dorothy Stang received a linen shower Wednesday evening at the Pierce home hosted by Mrs. Richard Witter and Mrs. Ralph Pierce. She will wed Robert Doughty on January 23. Guests embroidered towels, enjoyed games, a corsage was given, and a two course luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Stang
Richard Witter
Ralph Pierce
Pierce
Miss Stang
Robert Doughty
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George Potts
Mary Burrill
Smiths
Jacqueline
Norwalk
Rv the Willing Workers Farm Women’s Club
Raymond Wiles
Robert Martin
Charles Tucker
Charles Schlachter
S. Garden St
Pomona Grange
Fairfield
Daughters OF the American Revolution
B.D. Young
Bert Heiser
Firelands Geological Club
Gas Co
Clarence Raver
U.S
Floyd Trusdle
Clyde
Edward Stephens
Bellevue
Alma Stoddard
Linwood
NASA
Plum
Rock
Obelia
Chinn Sens
Armstrong
Corson
Hill’s
Benedict
Ohio
Bowen
WS Citizens Natl Bank
Wat Norwath
Harold WoVeteh Pres
Don Halter Vo Pres
Oldsmobile
Olds
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