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Evening star., 1949-03-13

Leonard A. scheele. Friday, pm.'
literature section
Junior Women's Club Of Chevy Chase-
ton, with Miss Jane Harris, 6212
Georgia street, Chevy Chase. Md: Tues
day. pm; sports section Bethesda
Woman's Club of Woodside-Wednesd
1890 pm. with Mrs James Warrins-
ton, 941O Kinesburg drive, Silver
2prng.
Silver Spring womans Club-Iuesday. 10
Mrs; SHEET silver I'VE sprins. Wednesday,
lao pm Jes1p Blair CGmmpe5y nnnpeon
Bethesda Woman's Club-Tomorrow, $50
and upholstery class Tuesday, II am.
literature section; speaker: Mrs Gilbert e,
Red Cross surgical dressing group
Thursday. 1870 am, board room book
discussion group.
Takoma Park Women's Club-Tomorrow'
Mrs. pm ohn H snrnes s'aes Elm 1us
pes spesk:r, mrs HoEsrd K: Hyde. Our
@ usrtment. luncheon: Friday, 1890 pm,
Executive Board luncheon, with Mrs.
Arthur q Tool 3o5 Carroll avenue.
Beverly Hills women's Club-Thursday'
ss s1s Fl" scuh cs ovsrlo6H H1s 4Snd1R da. sosE %sz
andria. card party.
Miscellaneous Clubs
sible, Hospital wen.ns Gui,d-Thurs;; ;;
eay l..t Il .p..ksr & shi5e 5e Mssearth; nHasa .0S
thor and lecturer, Threat OF Commu-
District Lesxue Of Republican Women
Tuesday, $50 pm, 1904 twentieth
ss: MW 1Ss Fon '1ppsf e
woman's National Democratic c1ub.Io-
t229 s. ayun Gt Sarms
District League Of American Pen Women
Tomorrow. pm; speaker, Miss Elaine
S Elton MI. Ms: p Harris a5s ss4
MASSACHUSETTS avenue NV; speaker
Paul Gardner. curator OF ceramics; ceramics.
s%iss.onntsIn nssitasion I1d.s boof
teerth street NV, game night.
District Wonan's Chhstian Temperance
Union-Wednesday. 1890 am, Mount
Yer, Vernon Place Methodist Church. h1eeu-
Wensn's Auxiliary, Railway Mail Assseis-
fisn-Tomorrow. 3 Pm, YWcA.
YWCA Young Married Womsn's Club
Wednesday 1890 pm; speaker: 1!ss W..
Haa:r I'm: Cannon. 'H0" to Make a Slip
District Cancer AiA 0rexD-wednesday,
$40 Pm, with Mrs.. joseph Cherner.
1880 Juniper street NV, fashion
Opti.Mr Cub-Tomorrow, 1880 pm.
Washington Hotel; speaker, Joseph +.
English, Justice Department attorney,
Trials Of International Military Tri-
bunal Of the Far East
Calvert School Mothers Guild-Tuesday,
5 pm. Calvert School, 1717 Rhode
Island avenue NV, annual turkey
dinner
Evening star., 1949-03-13
Allied College
Benefit Slated

The Washington Alumnae As
sociations of Connecticut, Goucher,
Pembroke and Simmons Colleges
will co-sponsor a concert by
Lauritz Melchior to be given here
April in Constitution Hall.
Miss Marilyn Sworzyn, over all
chairman, will be assisted by the
following local chapter presidents:
Miss Barbara Twomey Of Connec-
ticut, Miss Elaine conquest OF
Goucher, Miss Louise MacKay OF
Pembroke and Miss Lois Hendrick
Of Simmons.
Tickets may be purchased
through individual members OF
the four alumnae groups.
Proceeds from the Allied College
BENEFIT will be donated to the
scholarship funds of Connecticut
and Pembroke Colleges and the
building funds Of Goucher and
Simmons.
Evening star., 1949-03-13
|AAUW Activities
Include Dinner
In College Park

DR.. Helen K. Macintosh, ST..
specialist in education. United
States Office of Education, will
speak at the annual banquet Of
the College Park Branch Of the
American Association of Uni
versity Women at $50 pm. Tues
day in the dining hall of the Uni
versity of Maryland.
DR.. Macintosh. who was sent
by the War Department to Austria
as advisor to military authorities
on elementary school education,
will speak on How to Educate
Your Child for Today's World"
The choral group under the
direction of Mrs. P. w. Durkee will
sing. Mrs. e. r. McGovran,
special events chairman, Is in
charge of arrangements.
DR.. Arthur G. Peterson will give
an illustrated talk on Korea at q
meeting of the Washington
Branch of the American Associa-
ton of University Women to be
held at 8 pm. Tuesday. The pro-
gram is sponsored by the inter-
national relations group.
Dr.. Peterson recently returned
from Korea where he served al
most a year as economic advisor
to the National Economic Board.
George Hamilton of the Phillips
Art Gallery will speak on the
"Recreational Value of the Fine
Arts" following a dinner Wednes-
day night sponsored by the Arts
Committee.
Guests of honor, who have con-
tributed to the branch's art ap-
probation program, will include:
Charles Seymour. jr.. assistant
chief curator of the National Gal
lery of Art. and Mrs. Seymour.
Thomas Beggs. director Of the
national collection of fine arts of
the Smithsonian Institution, and
Mrs. Beggs, John Leeper. assist
ant curator of the Corcoran Gal
lery of Art, and Mrs. Leeper and
Paul Gardner. curator of ceram-
les of the Smithsonian.
Miss Louise Newell is leader Of
the art appreciation group and
Mrs. Remington Kellogg Is chair
man of the committee.
Evening star., 1949-03-13

by Blanche Boyce Meyers. will
sing, and harp selections will be
given by Ruth Linrud Thompson.
The program will conclude with
taps sounded by Edward Masters.
principal musician of the United
States Marine Band, and the echo
by Robert r. De Hart, first class
musician.
Conference officers will include
Mrs. William B. Hardy, parlia-
mentarian, and Mrs. Arthur c.
Houghton. marshal. State Com
mittee chairmen are Mrs. Fred B.
Linton, credentials; Mrs. Thomas
B. Dimmick, entertainment; Mrs. j..
Emmett Sebree, music; Mrs. Geof-
frey Creyke, platform: Miss Ruth
Bennett. press; Mrs. Joseph l..
Anderson, printing; Mrs. James
D. Skinner, program; Mrs. Clark
Riden, Regents Club; Mrs. Will
fred j. Clearman, resolutions;
Mrs. Hardy. tellers; Mrs. Lee r.
Pennington, parking, and Mrs.
Henry j. Walther, transportation.
Mrs. John H. Walther is chair
man of pages, assisted by MISS
Ann Eastman and Mrs. Donald
w. Williams, vice chairmen.
Evening star., 1949-03-13
On the Engagement Pad This Week

Town Club-Tomorrov. Il 80 pm, lunch.
con-. with Mrs Martin w Meyer 1924
Appleton street NV; speaker Capt
Rhoda Milliken, director Of the Wom-
English Speaking Union Thursday
Junior group; speaker Miss Pat Nc
Gerr, author.
B'Nai Israel acknowledgements, $50
pm, Fourteenth and Emerson streets
Ladies Auxiliary. Hebrew Home for the
Ased-Tuesday, pm, Purim party
for residents.
Hadassah-Tuesday. 1870 pm, Jewish
Community Center, city-wide meeting
speaker, l. F. Stone. author.
Florence Crittenden Home = Tomorrow,
con- wh Hrs GReVS ETeret TaaSe Food 5s66
Cedar parkway. Chevy chase Tomorrow
pm. Wesley Heights Circle, luncheon,
With Mrs E. r Walton, jr.' 1884
kllngle street NV.
Special Libraries Association-Thursday
$50 pm. the Highlands. social science
liam i' Pincu5 s'T Of the the Hoover Commission
District DauEhters Of the America n
and Navy Chapter. Kennedy Warren
luncheon speaker; Douglas M Schneider
acting chief. Public Affairs .Ovreseas
MRSE5sm MedEnsEday stag H9lee Marcia Et AmeEsa BS9n,
chapter, Chapter House Friday. / p. m.
Capt. Joseph Magruder Chapter
Chapter House; Mrs. Myrtle Cheney
Murdock. review of her book your
gn9e SAN Reysons R Wsshpg5on v5 sa,urssy M1
Stephen O. Ford. $500 Colorado avenu.
| and Mrs. Carlos Campbell.
Evening star., 1949-03-13
Dinner to Benefit
Scholarship Fund

The annual turkey dinner to aid
the Msgr. Buckley scholarship
fund will be sponsored by the Cal
vert School Mothers Guild from
5 to 9 pm. Tuesday at the school
1717 Rhode Island avenue NV.
The scholarship, named after
the late Msgr. Edward L. Buckley
provides four years of high school
education for either . boy at st
Johns College or q girl at Holy
Cross Academy.
Mrs. Henry Galotta. guild presi-
dent, Is chairman of the dinner
and Mrs. Joseph Berto is CO.
chairman. Mrs. Ralph Graves Is
in charge of the dining room and
Mrs. John Ryan is chairman OF
the Souvenir Program Committee
Evening star., 1949-03-13
Denial assistants
To Participate
In 4-Dav Clinic

Miss Katie Mcconnell Of At
lanta, president of the American
Dental Assistants, Association. will
be guest of the District Society at
.7pm. tomorrow at a buffet dinner
to be held at the Army and Navy
Club.
= THE national president is in
Washington to attend meetings OF
the dental assistants which will
be held in conjunction with the
POSTGRADUATE Clinic of the Dis
trict Dental Society. The confer
ence, which opens today in the
Shoreham Hotel, will continue
through Wednesday.
A panel discussion on Trends
in Dental Assistant Education"
has been scheduled for the gen.
eral meeting of the assistants to
be held from 2 to 5 pm. Tuesday
in the terrace banquet room. DR..
John P. Burke of Georgetown
University will serve as moderator.
Members of the panel are DR..
Leigh Fairbank. DR.. James
Greeves. DR.. Sidney Greenspan.
~. Israel Shulman, Miss Nc
Connell. Miss Virginia Hoffman.
third district trustee of the So
ciety. Mrs. Margaret Hummer,
chairman of the District Certifica-
ton Board, and Miss Mildred
Mackessy, District Society presi-
dent.
Services performed by the dental
assistant for the dentist will be
demonstrated in table clinics to
be held tomorrow in the terrace
banquet room from 10 am. to
noon and from to pm. A
committee of dentists will judge
the clinics and awards will be
presented by Miss Mcconnell at
the close of the general meeting
Tuesday. An achievement trophy
also will be awarded.
Miss Mary Virginia Allen. presi-
dent-elect Of the society. is chair
man of the clinic committee
Some Of the clinic titles are rs
Your Line Busy?" The Dentists
Cabinet" and Laboratory Tips
for Dental Assistants"
Members Of the assistants So
ciety will serve as ushers and at
the registration desk during the
4-day meeting
Evening star., 1949-03-13
Mrs. Dim to Sbeak

Mrs. Angus Dun will speak at q
luncheon to be given in her honor
by Washington members Of the
National Cathedral School Alum
nae Association Friday at the
College Of Preachers.
Mrs. Dun will tell about the
trip she and Bishop Dun made to
England and Holland last summer
Honor guests will include the Rev
Theodore o. Wedel, warden Of the
college, and Mrs. Wedel; Miss
Mabel B. Turner. principal Of the
Cathedral School. and Miss Elna
Merrick and Miss Helen Peck
both of the school staff.
Evening star., 1949-03-13
Insurance Women
To- Hold Dinner

Mrs. John r. Murdock, wife of
the Representative of Arizona, will
speak at the 14th anniversary
dinner Of the Insurance Women s
Club OF Washington to be held
at $50 pm. tomorrow at the
Grace Dodge Hotel.
The program also will include
entertainment by Robert Shaw
magician.
Members Of the Baltimore In
surance Women's Club. headed by
Miss Audrey w. Davis. will be
guests. Presiding at the dinner
will be Mrs. Eleanor B. Smithson.
Evening star., 1949-03-13
Civic and Study Clubs

AAUW, Washington Braneh-Tomorrow
pm, club tea: 3 pm. Educatio
Copmittee program' speaker. Pr. Melva
E; Aind; Some IS sisnifssnt s:!1.v Trends N in
lecture on Korea by Dr., Arthur G
Peterson; economic adviser to the Ma
Wednesday, $50 pm, Arts Committee
dinner; speaker, George Hamilton OF
the Phillips Art Gallery. The RecEea-
tional Value of Fine Arts" Thursday
pm, Shakespeare group; speaker, the
Rev. John c. Madden. The Topography
CT the Chronicle Plays"
AAUw, Alexandria Braneh-Iuesday. 8
VIII Raas. sauees!en rs fynhsvsn EyGqn. xn dr1s M ope
seS0eis eS15ss q %.dassdsy s!sSS no Z pm 6es5s
meeting with Miss Alice Wakeisld, snsf,ms sgE sp|
group, with Mrs j. Reck. 81 woodmont
road Bell. HsVsH 1osns d1seuSsaeR WssRnston oR
AAAw. Arlington Braneh-TomorroW;, e.
vanced ceramics group, with Mrs. Ran
som Ems. 1929 Sixteenth street NV
TUESDAY. 8 pm. Lyon Park commuiaaity riad y
h99Se' fs'se p'm l1s.i luneheon, Little Tea House
b. Tomlinson and Dr. Francis A. Smith
The. The Plsss a,. Of the o. N In American
AAAW, silver Spring Braneh-Wednesday
3 n.m-. board meeting, with Miss Linnis
Keith, 62l Carroll avenue, Tskoma
Park.
AAAw. colI.Es Park Br.nehMTussd.y, !,
Of University Of MARYLAND; speaket
cislist in United States Once c,,1 ef Edu, ~,
es's1 Toas9. HGs Wor.d' t. Educate your on''0 '''
waahinEton CIub-.Tomorrov, II an
pPosr.m pPos By Ruth Linrud. haEp,st; read.
Ing. BY Marjorie Webster schooi STU
dents.
Excelsior Literary Club--Tuesday, 1870
pm, luncheon. with Mrs. Leroy CotteI
3lOO Connecticut avenue NV.
Twentieth Century Ciuh-Tomorrow.
xwGA G,n ,D'ss Sow a.s!Sn %h.s 'e:'ssI e s.,
em., ans HSS RoIton to A4n. sis School 81 .:etloa
speaker. Mrs: Donnen B: 4ounr. att' nv
4Pd crafts Instructor YWcA " thf t.nau2. ssno4
sisa si'oi oi current sso.dvsy plays.
District League Of wsnsn yetsrs,.Tue,..
a., ,Ss2 .S:ss., c'Te' R. hifa stspsa ssn Eli
egsps,r egs1ssSo0ssA sAAef e5s''dsfa fa..d,, e. 1so
fntsrnational Relations COMMITTEE seo seo
1aeR street NV. o. N. discussion
Tussday. $50 pm. Naylor GARDEN!
Community House, :Io.,d,7 N.yIo. oarqes! .sf
pm, YWCA National Economic Polteiel
Committee, discussion. What . Fedora
surplus q Deficit Means to Our Econ Econ:
hesdquarters. international Relation:
Committee, reconstruction and worlc
trade workshop. THURSDAY. 1:30 pm.
istions Committee workshop. Thursday
$40 pm. Greenway neiEhborhooo
sroup Friday, | 40 . m. league head
Evening star., 1949-03-13
Attends Institute

Mrs. Nat H. Levy, president o1
.B'nai Birth Women's District
Grand Lodge No. 5, will attend the
Antidefamation League Institute
which will be held today in Miami
Fla.
The institute. sponsored by the
B'nai Birth Council of Greater
Miami, will honor Benjamin r.
Epstein, national director.
Evening star., 1949-03-13
Sessions Continue Through Tuesday
Memorial Service viii Open
48tb OAR State Conference
Bv Frances Lide
Woman'& Club Editor.

The 48th annual State Confer
ence of the District Daughters OF
the American Revolution will
open today with a memorial serv-
Ice at 2::30 pm. for members who
have died during the past year.
The sessions, to continue
through Tuesday afternoon, will
be followed by a banquet Tuesday
night at the Mayfower Hotel.
Todays program and all of the
business meetings which formerly
took place in Memorial Cont
mental Hall. will be held in the
auditorium of the Natural History
Building of the Smithsonian In
stitution. Memorial Continental
Hall recently was converted into
a library as part of the building
program of the National Society
OAR.
Representative Ralph w Gwinn
Republican, of New York will
make the principal conference
address at tomorrow morning S
session and Miss Earlene White
a past national president of the
Federation of Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Clubs, will be
the banquet speaker. Dinner
music will be furnished by
the United States Navy Concert
Orchestra.
Reports on the work of the So
ciety during the past year will be
high lighted in the colorful
regents night tomorrow in
which the heads of all the local
chapters will participate. The
program will be preceded by q
concert presented by the United
States Marine Band Orchestra.
Miss Katharine Matthies of Sey-
mour, Conn.,. third vice president
general of the National Society,
will be it's representative at the
conference. Also attending will
be two District members holding
national Offices. Mrs. Rex H
Rhoades, treasurer general. and
Mrs. Roy c. Bowker, a vice presi-
dent general.
Miss Matthies will make the
formal presentation of 500
Savings Bond to Elizabeth Nanny
Roosevelt High School senior re-
Gently selected as the Districts S
good citizenship pilgrim" All of
the contestants for the award
who were named by their reSpec-
tive high schools, will be guests
ut the banquet.
Mrs. David L. Wells. State
regent of the District. will give
the call to remembrance" at to-
days memorial service which will
be conducted by the State chap
lain, Miss Mamie F. Hawkins.
Special tribute will be paid to
the late Miss Janet E. H. Rich
ards, a charter member of the
OAR whose national number was
1873. and to Mrs. Edward j. Tar
ring, a former State chaplain.
The Rev. Edward G. Latch, min
lister of the Metropolitan Memo
rial Methodist Church, will give
the invocation and benediction
Justin LaWrie. tenor. accompanied
Evening star., 1949-03-13
National President
To Visit Gr0nbH
1T ROSE" TO THE TEST

Miss Rose Volkmeyer Of Cleve-
land, national president Of the
Special Libraries Association. will
be guest at meeting of the Wash
ington chapter to be held at 8 pm.
March % in the Copley lounge
room of GEORGETOWN University
The Nominating Committee will
make its report at the session.
The chapters Executive Board
will entertain at dinner for Miss
Volkmeyer before the meeting.
The national president will go
from Washington to New York for
a meeting of the National Execu-
tive Board on March 25. Wash
ington members who will attend
are Miss Ruth Hooker, Mrs. Mil
dred Benton and Richard Green
Evening star., 1949-03-13
Obti-Mrs.C

Joseph F. English, attorney for
the Department of Justice. will
speak at the meeting Of the Opti-
Mrs. Club of Washington TO be
held at 1890 pm. tomorrow at
the Washington Hotel.
Mr.. English will discuss trials
heard before the International
Military Tribunal Of the Far East.
He was sent to Japan in 1945 as
assistant prosecutor Of TOTO and
other war criminals.
Mrs. William H. Whittlesey will
preside.
Evening star., 1949-03-13

, quarters. International Relations con-
mittee workshop.
Business, Professional Clubs
American Newspaper Women's Club-Iuss,
aond2. aay pm and senora ds
Vale. Vale
Credit Women's Breakfast CIub-Wednes-
day, 7:45 a m. Willard Hotel. 11th an
niversary celebration.
Pilot Club-Tuesday, 6:15 pm. Burlins-
ton Hotel.
Home Economics in Business--Wednesday:
6:15 pm. Pepco BUILDING. Tenth and
streets NV. dinner meeting.
Zonta Club of Neutrality-suspicious.
1880 pm. Dodge Hotel, luncneon.
Insurance Women's Club Of Washinston-
/ Tomorrow. $50 pm. Dodge Hotel, an
nual birthday party.
Hadassah. Business and Professional Di-
ccmmunv cent. SO sosaRei aR 'ssSa sspbi
Meyer Greenbers. director. Of B,nai
T.Ty STth a II Marysns Of Of ths un
Sororifies
Pi Beta Phi AlumnaeMruesday. pm;
asHE casts Sio6 Hlh Street
Richard J Summer, perfume making
demonstration.
Delta Zet. Acknowledgements, $ pm,
ton avenue. Bethesda; demonstration OF
flower ARRANGEMENTS.
Phi Delt. Gamma. Beta Chapter-Today
.shnston Ss G9n9an 4nne9.y HSHst .pssk.r oesss.
sisss: 4 ato%iS S5Sm,e s,sy Commission
pm. With GsfsTude Parsons 75s Whit:
Phi Delta Gamma. Alpha Chapter-Satu tur.
Course dsy ash KISS nson. erf 5s1s
Thirty-second street NV. main course
Alien All .sIa"s koxl.tt 1855 Western ave- ave.
Alpha Delta Pi Alexandria South Arling-
~ KS A%ai 5ssn Iysa sses souS5 xsas e
SiSs G, ;tTess oIS. wv W! A5Ins.on 1b,nE.on
University Chapter.
COLLEGE Clubs
P.nn.ylvania collsss for Women Alumn.e
Saturday, l pm. Kennedy-Wsrren
w.h,n..sn simon; % ~ AgRn:: ,;,:,d Glss7 sos.7:
iRssasr SSson Of osIo, IR.''iR'ssEs pers,s Aai1s
Bryn Mawr Ciub-Tuesday, 4 pm, with
a.. ma 4c.a NV 24ia
penh.,mer. Child Health in the Dis
Community CIubs
r.-;!h sa ..esiSn Ss With B'RS1!ey Mr.
tuesday noon, philanthropic, SECTION
t.sn. I1n M, stre.t mss NV .dss s' pm pm hom, 1n
section, With Mrs;, Sue Richvine, 4oo4
wcnan's Club Of Chevy Ch.se-TomoEroy
10 am. creative writing group. Wed
nesday noon; speaker, Surgeon Genera
Evening star., 1949-03-13

New members admitted during
the past year will be honored at
q tea to be given Tuesday by the
Sunshine and Community Society
at the home of Mrs. Samuel G
Keery. Mrs. II. A. Matson, Mrs
M. H. Uelsman and Mrs. H. P
Evans will assist.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-01-06
Winter Recreation
News

In next Mondays basketball league
games, the Midgets will clash with
the Tailenders at 7:30 p. m. and the
Rockets and Cornhuskers will tangle
one hour later.
In this Mondays play the Midgets
came through with 70 to 81 decis-
ion over the Rockets, and the Tail
enders beat the Cornhuskers, 43 to
38.
Scoring in the games:
Midgets T3--Kirtland 16: o. Am
stutz, II; Zuercher, IS; F. Fisher,
IA; E. Frick, ii, and ]. Clark.
Rockets 57-Rockey, 25; Deppler,
Ia; Fisher, II; Reagan, 6; Niswan-
der, Klay, Luginbuhl.
Tailenders 43-J. Hermann, s;
Herr, s; Jim Hermann, 8; Bell,
Burkholder, 16; F. Stager, 4. Corn
huskers 38-W. Amstutz, 6; Swank
kindle, 13; Basinger, 2; Fields, 8;
Zimmerman, s.
SATURDAY MORNING PLAY
Recreation this Saturday morning
will be for fourth, fifth and sixth
grade boys in the high school gym
nasium. All are welcome.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-01-06
High School At Celina; College Has
Two Home Games During Coming Week

| season, but BIuffton has been show
ing improvement and there are hope.
that the Pirates can open league play
with win.
In this Saturdays start, their frs
since mid December, Bluffton college
cagers will tangle with Beaver stars
of yesterday in the annual alumni
contest.
Next Tuesdays schedule will see
two traditional foes in action, with
the Beavers meeting Ohio Northern
on the college court.
In an early-season game at Ada
Northern came from behind in the
last FIVE minutes to defeat Bluffton
and this weeks contest is expected
Ito be an equally thrilling one between
two evenly matched foes. Button
reserves will play an Orange town
ship team in the preliminary.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-01-06

Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mayberry and
daughter Joan had as their New
Years eve dinner guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Foots and daughter
Laurel of Lima and Mr.. and Mrs
Franklin Mayberry of Columbus.
Farm Bureau Council IL will hold
their January meeting in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Rusmisel,
Thursday evening, January 13.
Mrs. William Riser of New Lon.
don, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Steiner OF
Pandora and Mr.. and Mrs. Orle
Marshall were Thursday evening
dinner guests Of Mrs. Irene Cupr
and son Richard and daughter
Marjorie.
Mrs. Edgar Begg win open hel
home to members of the Presbyter.
ian Missionary society for then
January meeting Wednesday after.
noon of next week. The program in.
cludes: Devotions, Mrs. F. c. Mar.
shall; Study Book, China, Mrs. Gler
Huber; Discussion; Year Book of
Prayer, Mrs. J. c. Begg,
Members of the family Of the late
Albert Cook gathered in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyce Kidd last
Sunday for family dinner. All
were present except Homer Cook of
Ashtabula. Those enjoying the day
together were: Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Cook of Lafayette, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Cook of Beaverdam, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Gratz of Bluffton, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Fruchey and Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Freet.
The reorganization of the Presby.
terian Sunday School was held Sun.