The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-05-27

Belle Valley Homemakers club
gathered for a very interesting
meeting, Thursday, May 20 at
the home of Ida McMannis.
Fifteen members were present
and three guests: Hattie Van
Fleet, Lail Gill and Mrs. John
Dudley (who joined as a new
club member). The morning was
we'll spent with Instructions and
work on Swiss embroidery. Gov
cred dish lunch at noon was
"sumgtous" affair. In the after
noon, Grace Mckee conducted
short program, using Mothers
Day as the principal theme with
readings by Irene DeVolld and
Patricia Stiers, poems by Sara
Hurst and Billy Bates. The busi-
ness session in charge of vice
president, Iva Carnes in the
absence Of president, Jessie
Reed was opened by the group
singing Mother" Door prize
went to Opal McCune. Hattie
VanFleet and Irene DeVolld tied
as contest winners, consolation
prize to Leota Ralph. Basket
weaving will be the project foI
next meeting with Irene De.
Volld as hostess.
At The Parsonage
On Thursday, Mrs. Lori ol
Hoskinsville, Goldie Preston
Billy Bates and Cora Farmhouse
sepnt a very enjoyable evening
with Foster at the parsonage
Counting tax stamps and small
talk along with delicious refresh.
ments served by the hostess oc'
cupied the hours (several oi
'em). Patricia Stiers was a caller
earlier in the evening.
Dinner Guests
Dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Stiers on Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Milligan ano
Cheryl. (Gary spent the day
with his grandparents).
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ralph
and children of GAINESVILLE, were
guests of his parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Miles Ralph, Sunday. They
also visited other relatives il
Belle Valley.
Vacation Time
Vacation time for Mrs. Eliza
beth Fogle who left "Wednesday
May 10 for an indefinite visi
with her grandson, James Viii
hanson and family of Colum
bus and Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma:
Slight of Massillon.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed O.
Prospect, spent Thursday ano
Thursday mite with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Reed. Step
hen (who had enjoyed shor
visit with his grandparentsl ac
companied them home.
Michael Varhola, Jr. entered
st. Francis hospital, Cambridge
as a patient Saturday suffering
from an injury to his elbow
Callers at the home of Mrs
Bertha Dyer on Saturday were
Rev. and Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Lewis
Dennis and daughter, Mrs. Core
Dennis, Mrs. Rosa Curtis, Mrs
Stella Fogle, Linda Sue Bono
and Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Ralph
(Mrs. Dyer's brother). Mrs. Dyer
IN this manner wishes to thank
Mrs. Foster again for the delici.
Gus plate dinner she brought he1
Sunday.
Mrs. Betty Charleton and chill.
dren will leave Sunday (Me.
mortal Day) to join 1t. Charleton
IN Norfolk, Va, where they will
make their home for at least
during the summer months.
Among the patients at DR.
Bryant's clinic, Senecaville, or
Monday were Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Bates and Mrs. Dale Mil
ligan.
Cora and Leone Farmhouse are
progressing nicely on the re-
modelling of their home into a
duplex - Here's chance for
someone lovely apartment.
Mrs. Laura Foster, Mrs. Jessie
Reed, Miss Cora Farmhouse and
Mrs. Stella Fogle called on Mrs.
SADIE Bond, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Bond is still suffering from
a cold.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
Clarence Dennis were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Pickenpaugh and
daughter of Senecaville, Ruth
Ann Shafer Ga granddaughter
and children and Mrs. Lillian
Dennis Ga daughter in-law) OF
Alliance. Mrs. Dennis and Mrs.