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(O.) Advocate May 5, 1965 1 Social Calendar WEDNESDAY Fulton Garden Club tours Japanese Gardens at Dawes Arboretum at 1 p. m. Women's Association of Hanover United Presbyterian Church honor mothers and daughters at 7 p. m. with a dessert smorgasbord.

Ruth Wilson, American missionary on furlough from the Sudan, will speak. Licking County 4-H Club Band Parents meet at 8 p. m. in connection with rehearsal at North Elementary School. Mrs.

Earl Cooperrider, 8 Burt is scheduled to be hostess to the Franklin Heights Club at 8 p. m. Mrs. Melvin Cox, 160 Flamingo hosts Missilettes combined past and present board meeting at 8 p. m.

in her home. Mrs. George Cotterman is hostess to the Soroptimist Club of Newark at her home, 55 N. 7th St. Business meeting at 8 p.

m. will be preceded by a board meeting at 7:30. Mrs. Dorothy Tyrer and Mrs. Harry Ballinger are co-hostesses.

THURSDAY Moundbuilders Country Club is the scene of Twig 8 dinner at 6:30 p. m. Mothers Honored By Chi Gamma Chi At Annual Dinner Chi Gamma Chi Sorority honored mothers with annual dinner party in Valley View Restaurant. Places were marked with minature bookmarks and favors were corsages made of pastelcolored hankies for each guest. Tuesday evening was spent playing games and prizes were awarded to winners.

Centerpiece from the table was presented to Mrs. Nunzio Ventura. Next meeting is in the home of Miss Genevieve Elk, 376 W. Locust with Mrs. George Peebles as Engagement Roster An early fall wedding is planned by Miss Constance Sue Clark and her fiance, Thomas H.

Postle. Announcement is made by the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Clark, 751 W. Main St.

Mr. and Mrs. Byron C. Postle of St. Louisville are the parents of the prospective bridegroom.

Miss Clark graduated from Newark High School in 1964 and from MATA College and is employed as a clerk-typist at National Gas and Oil Corp. Mr. Postle, a senior at Ohio State University, is a 1961 graduate of Licking Valley High School and is employed by Big Bear Supermarkets, in Columbus. Blaho Jr. announce the engage- Mr.

and Mrs. Edward ment of their daughter, Joyce Lee, to Steve Prehm, son of Ronald Prehm, 58 Indianhead and the late Mrs. Ronald Prehm. The bride-elect is a senior at Newark High School and Mr. Prehm, a 1964 graduate of Newark High School, is attending Ohio State University and working at Rockwell-Standard Co.

No date is announced for the wedding. Announcement is made of the ing marriage of Carol Sue Mobley to Mobley is the daughter of Mr. and S. 24th and Mr. Eckard is the son Eckard, Rt.

6, Newark. The bride-elect graduated from from MATA College in Columbus. She Motor Freight. The prospective bridegroom High School and is serving with the Air The wedding is planned for May 15. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred D. West, 1798 Heath are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Lucy Anne, to Leonard R. Boggs, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John W. Boggs of Mt. Sterling. The bride-elect is a graduate of Newark High School with the class of 1960. She is employed by the Western Electric Corp.

in Columbus. The prospective bridegroom, a graduate of Maysville High School in Zanesville, is employed by General Motors Corp. in Columbus. The wedding will be June 13 in Pine Street Church of God. engagement and approachDanny C.

Eckard. Miss Mrs. Paul L. Mobley, 73 of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Newark High School and is employed by and graduated from Lakewood Force. Miscellaneous Shower Fetes Carolyn Back, Bride Elect Miss Carolyn Back, bride-elect of James Huffman, was honored with a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. James Back, 3 N. Pine with Mrs. Robert Hall as hostess.

Attending were Mesdames Duane Shoults, R. J. Huffman, Fritz Rathgab, Frank Bradford, Eddie Nelson, Charles Safreed, Donald Safreed, Chalmerlored Hughes, James Slaughter, William Beckham, John Reece, James Back, Robert Hall, Mrs. Leona Safreed, Mrs. J.

S. Gibbons; Mrs. Lessler, Mrs. Vestie Back, Mrs. Tina Back, Mrs.

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Join H. L. ART Jewelers Sterling Silver Club Plan Pay Only $3.00 per Week per Place Setting Pi Beta Phi Honor Seniors With Dinner Members of the Newark-Granville Alumnae Club of Pi Phi entertained the ten graduating seniors of Ohio Eta chapter, Denison University, at a dinner at the Cambrian Hill Club. being University in graduated June from who were honored were Virginia Lidbetter, Betty Robinson, Ruthie McGregor, Pat Strickler, Cindy Harley, Jeannie Ketchum, Val Tunstal, Jeanie Ware, Susie Illis and Betty Long. Following the 6:30 p.

m. dinner Tuesday, alumnae members met to discuss plans for the forthcoming year. Alumnae attending included Mrs. James Base Smith, Mrs. William S.

Moore III, Mrs. Thomas P. Simpson, Mrs. Donald E. Smith and Mrs.

John Taylor, of Newark; and Mrs. Francis Bayley, Mrs. Bruce Carlson, Mrs. Richard W. Mann, Mrs.

Earle le W. McMullen, Mrs. Hugh G. Parsons, Mrs. Perry Patsiavos, Mrs.

Robert F. Sylvester, and Mrs. Walter E. Krause, of Granville; and Mrs. Alan Rankin of Columbus.

Talking It Over With Jane Jewell DEAR JANE JEWELL: A neighbor constantly parks his car in our back parking space. He has space for two cars himself and when we have guests we like to have them be able to park in our space. Do you think it would be wrong for my husband to tell him we'd rather he didn't park there unless there was a special reason why he needs extra space now and then? MRS. D. DEAR MRS.

It's your space and you should be able to use it. It would be nice to offer it when your neighbors have extra guests and know it in, advance SO they could say: Would it be all right if we used your parking space Thursguests." They should not feel -day night? We're having free to use anything that does not belong to them without asking. Is this the way adults demonstrate respect for authority and the rights of others? J. J. DEAR JANE JEWELL: There is a widower in the neighborhood with two teenagers.

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I know it Local Jaycee -ettes Officers, Board Announce Events Officers and board members of Newark Jaycee ettes were entertained with a dinner in the home of Mrs. Harley Oiler, 99 Myrtle Ave. Mrs. Paul Ripko, program director, announced that May general membership meeting will be 6:30 p. m.

Tuesday, at Hoback Park in Heath. Officers will be elected at the picnic meeting. Mrs. Louis Hideg, special events director, announced that the annual Jaycee Jaycee-ette Installation Dinner Dance will be June 11, at Moundbuilders Country Club. is none of our business but this poor guy will be taken for loop if someone doesn't set him wise.

Isn't this the duty of good neighbors when someone doesn't know what a person is like in a case like this? I was a good friend of this man's first wife. NOT TRUSTING. DEAR NOT: Maybe you have a good reason not to trust the divorcee but unless this gal is mistreating or wrong doing you have no right or authority to voice an opinion unless this man asks you for one. It is up to the man himself to use common sense i in making arrangements for his teenage children. You may mean well and have been a friend of his first wife but even this does not give you the right to say anything.

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