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The Newark Advocate Doc. 13, I960 Local Red Cross Workers Are In Chillicothe Gift Shop Prc-Holiday Party Given By Sorority YULE LOGS WITH gilded fWOMEN'S PAGE 5 Dinner Served Hospital Twig-In Piper Home MRS. GAIL PIPER WAS assisted by four hostesses when she entertained the members of Newark Hospital Twig 11 in her home in 81 S. 36th St. Monday night for a dinner party.

The assistants were Mrs. Wil Sharon Thompson Will Be pine cones and Christmas candles decorated the tables in the Pine Room of the Center Cafe Monday night for the party of Delta Chi Sigma 7rK Carols were sung and gifts were liam Crawford, Mrs. William Sul exchanged, Mrs. Paul Schiller was installed as sorority mother and W-l livan, Mrs. Arthur Reynolds and Miss Betty Fulke.

Tables were decorated with red was presented with a sorority pin. candles and a while Christmas tree Attending were Mesdames James Bride of Ronald Oldfield MR. AND MRS. HOMER THOMPSON, Bladensburg, are announcing the engagement of their daughter Sharon to Ronald Oldfield, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Guy Oldfield of Mansfield. Miss Thompson was graduated from Bladensburg High School with the class of I960. Mr. Oldfield is a graduate of Mansfield Senior High School in 1960 and both Miss Thompson and her fiance are students at Bliss College in Columbus. No date is being announced for the wedding.

Mrs. Hushion New Head Of Hospital Volunteers MRS. JOHN HUSHION WAS ELECTED executive co trimmed with blue bulbs. Mrs. Bernard Baker was chosen to fill the vacancy in the office of Twig Secretary.

The group will give a gitt envel Bickle, Robert Davis, Cecil Dile, Charles Earhart, Steven Triplett, Paul Schiller, Lawrence Bussey, Max Chrisman, Robert Franks, William Harmon, William Kelley, Richard Love, Ralph Myers. Rob i 1 ope to Newark Hospital to be used for televisions. Mrs. Sullivan an nounced that Bloodmobile workers ert Offenbaker, William Shepherd. James Thompson, Jesse WarttVn.

Kenneth Westfall, Richard Winters and William Shumaker. Also attending were Misses Jan 4 If ST et Burkholdpr, Paula Gallagher. i Suzanne Graves, Rita Icobellis, Shirley Johnson, Shiela Kindle. Judy Marcelain, Emily Marquis, Janet Stauffer, Patricia Sullivan, Kathy Tanner, Constance Varner, Linda Vermilion, Nancy Wieber, ordinator for the Newark Hospital Volunteer Organization! at the meeting held Monday night in the conference room at! in November were Mesdames Ralph Barnes, Gail Piper. Victor Plaine.

Harry Harding and Valentine Rouse. Mrs. Garmon Conaway was a guest. The next meeting will be Jan. 9 i.i the home of Mrs.

Arthur Linebaugh, 521 Granville St. Scouts9 Trefoil Club Has Supper And Gift Exchange GIRL SCOUT TREFOIL i Newark Hospital. She succeeds Mrs. Charles Curtis. The new board members chos- Carol Clayton, Carol Crist, Nancy en for 11 include: assistant and special events, Mrs.

i Belong, Mary Goldsmith, Patricia cutive coordinator, Mrs. Robert Robert Bazler, Gorius, Joan Grady, Ruth Hunter, Thompson: recording secretary, Evening clerical, Mrs. William! I Mrs. Robert Johnson; correspond- G. Gilbert; sewing chairman, Mrs.

i I ins secretary. Mrs. William Art-Frank Cline: evening nourishment SHARON THOMPSON, Engaged kins; treasurer. Mrs. Wayne Wei- chairman, Mrs.

Homer Brown; Club met Monday night in the home of Mrs. Jack Ridenour daw; mail distribution chairman, jclerical chairman. Mrs. Vanus Mrs. Paul Geidenberger; tour chairman, Mrs.

Rob-ting and reception chairman, Gray; OB floor hostess chair- Install Worth Matron And ill oi. iui a tassei" ole supper and gift exchange. As members arrived they Margaret Inlow, Mary Jo Ronan. Joan Schafer, Sally Shields, Johanna Skinner. Judith Thomas and one guest Mrs.

Phyllis Woodward. Serving on the hostess committee were Mrs. Lewis Oder, chairman, Mrs. Cecil Dile, Mrs. James Bickle, Miss Kathy Tanner and Miss Judith Thomas.

Mrs. James Thompson won the door prize. Westberry And Sessor Are To Wed on Dec. 20 Karl Horn; day floor hostess chair-i man, Mrs. John Crecca; evening man, Mrs.

Charles Nicholas; hostess chairman, Miss Judy awards chairman, Mrs. MollieiMarkham; nominating chairman, Aber; "Pinke" chairman, Mrs. Mrs. Darwin Shannon; nominating Edward Paul; recruiting chairman, 'committee, Mrs. Harold Link and Mrs.

James Bone; publicity, pro-IMrs. Idah Collins. sykjj were "pinned" with a name Patron Of OES In Hanover MRS. LEONARD ALBRIGHT WAS installed as worthy matron, and James Hamby, worthy patron, of Hanover Chapter 220, Order of the Eastern Star at a grand installation ceremony Monday night in the Hanover Masonic Temple. Faculty and Staff at Denison Are Guests of A.

Blair Knapps Mrs. Edwin Preston, worthy! Tables were gaily decorated in the holiday theme and individual miniature stockings were hung on the fireplace, which were hand made by Mrs. Herbert Barcus as gftts to all present. Mrs. George Farquhar assisted.

In charge of the social hour with games and gift exchange were fro 1 grand matron of the Grand Chap-ter of Ohio, Order of the Eastern Yulctidc Party star nrosirioH Ac inula Diner nffir-pr MONDAY NIGHT PRESIDENT AND Mrs. A. Blair and 'was assisted bv Mrs. Harry Knapp of Denison University entertained members of the and Mrs. Arthur Riden- IS Arranged t)y Palmetto.

has announced a a the engagement and ap- MRS. PAUL R. DITTER, left, chairman of the office of 7 rvRHpT faculty, staff and their wives and husbands with a 'nstainng marsnai; unnstmas dinner nuixman nan. Mrs. William Hill, chaplain; Mrs xrv-lil rvilAlllUl proacning marriage oi ner, volunteers of the American Red Cross and alternate repre- Geraldine Retherford led the group daughter, Mrs.

Virginia for the Red Cross at the Chillicothe Veterans Hos- the singing of Oyistmas carols. MONDAY NIGHT, MEM- berry, to Russell E. Sessor of pital, and Mrs. Louis Schwartz, chairman of the Gray Ladvl Places were arranged for 283 Warren Shaw, organist; Mrs. Rob ert Covev, conductress; Mrs.

Don Hunter, warder; and Robert bers of the International Asso- Parrish Via Hunter, warder; guests followed by a program in charge of John B. Brown. Presented were Mrs. Frank J. Bel-lino, soloist; William Brasmer, E.

Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. John B. Brown. Assisting as a committee were Mr.

and Mrs. Denman, aid Covey, sentinel. .0 M.V I Ml V. nation of Machinists held a Spnr nf Montgomery. Jack Ridenour, Ew- 667 Maple tured at the cift shoo at Chillicothe.

I Once again they exceeded their; irs nuuam uun.ap, gi ana rep- in the Hotel Taft. Newark 'sentative, served as soloist and ivcwdin. who gave a Christmas reading and! Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tritt.

Mr. ell Davis. Robert Richardson. Paul rj Pound Herbert Barcus. George was the guest of zrA.

and Mrs. Burchard Carr. Mr. andn "RicS This nH ThoThe table was centered with; Thev are Dlanninz the marriaee goa' of 500 S'fts ,0 the Gift Shop ami, UlUUiiai, vivt in aji urii, a aui Mrs. DaleMre, Misses Elizabeth! Lord's Praver" as a part of the 1 1 v.

liehted miniature 1 P- Dec. 30 in the home conaucrea lne recreation nail at William Slade and Mrs. Bruce Rf. tVilson Robert Miller accompanist. Dale Moore led the group in the singing of carols.

Acting as co-hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Schaff, Mr. and Mrs.

Irving Hartshorn and Nany Eloise Lewis. (installation ceremony. ui uir muLinri ui me inmc-tir ti. Christmas tree and lighted wjth the famjl and a wnn oniy tne ramuy ana a rewi Following the program the time th TPnrt of ip Chnst Ch ri" U.n a anA tics r-arnl was spent with dancing and cards. 1P wortn matron lh candles milk glass holders.

friends present. A total of 588 gifts was delivered by Elizabeth Harrison and Geraldine Retherfoi-d. Grand Chapter of Ohio. Mrs. Ed-! and popcorn bails were ar-; wesioerry attenaea raimet- to me uin 3iKp nom rne locai the group sang favored Tn DeltajThe next meeting will be held on win Preston: worthy srrand patron ranged on a table decorated with fo schools and is employed as sec-chapter.

Nine Newark Gray La- songs. Jan 9 jn the home of Mre. John retary by the Sheff Chemical and dies served 156 hours at the -Gift, Patterson, 1044 Woodlawn Ave. or the i.ranrl han pr or Ohio f-s i au-ronpo Supply Co. iSiwpon Dec.

7-8. To remove shell and brown skin. Lions Club Auxiliary Has Seasonal Dinner and Party From the Pennsylvania Dutch j.iiVma'nH wele sun8 the Mr. Sessor attended Newark! tIip RpH Cms also will deliver from chestnuts, gash the nuts and tt cards and other games were schools and is employed by the 79 1M0 Ht.r-nratinn hv thp boil about 15 minutes in water toi country: cottage cheese sened Iwith apple butter. Ryder Truck Lines in Garden Club before Christ-' cover.

Homer Blamer, grand i 1 GOLDEN CHRISTMAS TREES dLLeruea Dy nonaayitivPs- worthy matrons and natrons Attending were Messrs and Mes- mas. these are to be used on ta Gift Exchange Is greens centered the tables when the Auxiliary of the Lions from Hebron, Johnstown, Granville. 'dames Walter Ponser. Jerome Kie- bles in the dining rooms on Christ mas. Club made the December meeting a Christmas party Dinner was served at 6:30 in! EATON'S FINE WHITE STATIONERY Xewark.

Licking, and Danville; 0 Harry Bowman, Harold ua-and past matrons and patrons from vis, Benson Evans, Albert Eitel. L. Hanover Chapter. -W. Scott; Mesdames Joseph Other officers installed for the Church.

Roy Lentz. Raymond. Held by Field-Co Club After Dinner the YMCA, followed by a short iDaugherty, William E. Dayhuff, DECEMBER MEETING OF THE Central Ohio Alumnae of Delta Delta Delta entertained the col- Jesse Elliott George Good, Jef business meeting and cards. Prizes for bridge went to.

Mrs. E. V. McCament and Mrs. Andrew Wal coming year were- Mrs wahI' tienna Sllvers.

uarence t.os- Minot, associate Danvin scawen- Kenneth L. Simpson. Vil-! ELEVEN MEMBERS OF Shannon, associate patron; Mrs. liam H- Glaunsmger, and Miss Lin- FieId.Co club met Monday egiate chapter and pledges with 1 pine tree party in the Tri-Delt frey Jordan, Lester Klecker, William E. V.

McCament, Thomas Hawk, Luther Hanshue, louse in Granville. Des.sert was lace and for canasta to Mrs. Roy Cochran and Mrs. Homer Hayps Joseph McCracken served from a table centered with red chrysanthemums and pine. Clyde Campbell, treasurer; Mrs.j 100 Sheets 50 Envelopes Imprinted with your CO name and address mmm 3-Day Service EDMISTON BOOK STORE WEST SIDE OF SQUARE ifter Luncheon Harold Gutridge, conductress; erty pale Osman.

Paul Pine, William Later a gift exchange was fea-'E- Shrontz, David Evans, Edward tured among Mesdames Robert plater, Glenn Van Winkle, Andrew bstesses for the afternoon were Irs. Frank Grisley, Mrs. John night in Maple Inn for a dinner party. A gift exchange was held and games were played. Prizes were awarded to Mesdames Richard Helphrey, Donald Baees.

Paul Bihlman. Ivan Bren-i aace, Kicnara Wilson ana Wil Grant, Mrs. Chaney Ross, Mrs. Hospital Tivig31 Exchanges Gifts bur Wilson. ames Schuler and Mrs.

Neil Mrs. Martin Desilets. Mi- ner, Francis Blair, Lawrence Callander, Roy Cochran, Homer Jones, associate conductress; Mrs. John Adcock, chaplain; Mrs. Earl Wallace, marshal; Mrs.

Clarence Nethers, organist; Mrs. Russell Miller. Ada; Mrs. Lewis Jinks, Ruth; Mrs. Ray Hitchcock, Esther: Mrs.

Robert Boyd. Mar- 1 LUNCHEON AND A GIFT Ref'di" DonaId M'ers- and Ken' 'neth Seaman. PYphari0f fpatitrpd the meet-! t.j ti. Adelines Brave Cold to Sing To Several Shut -Ins lha; Mrs. Carl Fleming, Electa; 7 I 11 I Mrs.

Robert Sensabaugh, warder; in of Newark Hospital Twig Geller Arthur Osborne. Jack Kel-and Mr. Carl Fleming, sentinel, i 34 which was held Monday in ley- Rn Kenneth Sea- 1 man Hmvarn trlfPl Wavno Hra- After the installation ceremony, the Licking Springs Trout ham tim. SEVENTEEN MEM i rpfrPQhmpntc uptp cprvpr? irt R' I of the Newark chapter mpmw at VZ atluD- ipnrey. uianei way, ana uonaw guests and members at tables at- Hostesses ior tne party ontortainol tractivplv annointpd with Christ.

Sweet Adelines i -1 nui A M. rs, iooen wiunaiii, -vi patients at Newark Hospital! aiTansen1s of pink and (white poinsettias, crystal goblets Van Fleet and Mrs. Howard Eddy. I fu. U1 1 New Compact A compact refrigerator designed for built-in installation in execu- iiigiu wrien mey sang niled with variegated pink and! lauies wwe a iru vviui oastel net.

Christmas trees and Christmas carols on each of i white Christmas ornaments, Bna, 1 1 officps and anartmpnts i a Kiet'nei v. anu is iiieinutrs were in new product on the market. One CUSTOM TAILORED COMFORT! the three floors. They also brought music to shut- Guests wer? present from He-iartendance- handy feature is removable color loron, jonnsiown. uranvme, unra.

panels to match the room ins located throughout the city in! Danville, Fredonia, Newark, Lick- 9 llP home of Mrs. i p. rpnonva i.icK-i"" oan. ui iiuiiic a. 0" decor.

The unit is especially suited the vicinity of Maple Avenue, Mt ing, and Leesville chapters. Richard Fatig with Charles I Wade and Mrs. Ralph Kennedy for walls surfaced with glazed ceramic tile, which offers a wide choice in color and design to com Vernon Road, North Eleventh and West Main St. I Following singing in the near- GOLDEN RULE CIRCLE OF. acting as co-hostesses.

I ii i A fi Ir tiff gift of im gleaming It gorham I The King's Daughters met Monday plement the new built-in, as well zero temperatures, the group met' night in the home of Mrs. E. S. Invites Gamma Nu as permanent protection against i lUn Lumrrn X' t' 77 i.nm.A iim.U 1 spills or stains. Watshbands race Motel and were served hoi i-1 members present.

The co-hostess oOrOIlty MemDeiS day refreshments. Was Mrs. Millard Sprouse. Devo-j fJrGTT HoTTlf1 The next regular meeting of the'tions were in charge of Mrs. J.

R.I lu 1 liuiiic group will be at. the Newark Ter-j Forbes and the Bible Study was1 Mrs. Clarence McGirr, 114 Fair- 1 ace Motel at 8 p. m. Jan.

9. given by Mrs. Sprouse. Ave- entertained members of Women of the area interested laments were served and the group Gamma Chapter of Gamma Nu will meet Jan. 9 in the home of singing are cordially invited to at (9jSQTjlLl Monday night in her tend.

Mrs. K. D. Kreager, 684 E. Main sorority Strppt.

ihome. i NOSCO CLUB MEMBERS WILL; A Christmas party was held mas be entertained with a 1 o'clock! NEWARK CHAPTER OF THE and gifts were exchanged among luncheon, Kriday in the Valley National Secretaries Association secret: sisters. The traveling prize Lanes Restaurant. Acting as host- will be entertained with a Christ-was won by Mrs. Francis Smith.

jesses will be Mrs. Earl Mosshold-mas party at 6:30 p. m. Wednes-iThe next meeting will be in the er, Mrs. Gail Shuff, Mrs.

Paul day in The Carousel. A gift ex- home of Mrs. Howard Myers, New Byrd and Mrs. Daniel Kozak. is planned.

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