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ties. Grand prize winner was
Mrs. Chapman.

. Family Birthday Party
Eighteen members of t h e
family of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Barnes gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barnes
on Sunday afternoon to cele :
brate February birthdays of
members of the family. On Feb
ruary IL Richard Allen Barnes
reached his 18th birthday; Lin
da Barnes was IA on Febru-
ary IA. Larry Davis was II on
February II. Mrs. John Davis
also celebrates in February, the
18th. Mrs. Richard B n S
made a huge birthday a k e
which with other cakes w a S
served with real home made
ice cream.
Wedding Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. william Barn
UNI, Cedar Road will e a C h
their 22nd wedding anniversary
on February 25. Plans are 'un-
derway to celebrate the event
on February 19 with a dinner
at Hellreigles and a dance. The
party will include IA friends
from Mayfield Heights, Lynd-
hurst and Cleveland.
Ladies Night Out
Miss Geraldine Ditto was in
stalled as president of the La
dies Night Out group at din
ner meeting held at Hellreigles
in Mentor on Wednesday, Feb.
9. Others who took offices when
the retiring president, Mrs.
John Dalgleish presented t h e
white candle to Miss Ditto ITO
light her path through t h
year." were vice resident Mrs.
Frank Filipski; recording sec
retary, Mrs. Bert Hearn; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Les
ter Thayer; treasurer, Mrs. M.
Milano; hostess chairman Mrs.
Salvatore Cicerrella; program
chairman, Mrs. Charles Seufer;
publicity chairman, Mrs. Will
liam Barnum. Miss Ditto and
Mrs. FilipSki wore orchid cor
sages. The other incoming and
past officers wore white gar
denia wrist corsageS. Mrs. Dal-
gelish was presented with a
necklace and caring ensemble.
Valentines day was empha-
sized in the table decorations
with arrangements of red car
nations. Forty one were pre-
sent including twelve guests.
Attends Alumni Meeting
Mrs. Murray LaMoreaux at
tended the Andrews school for
Girls alumni banquet in w l.
loughby on Saturday evening.
She was elected as a member
of the Nominating Committee
for 1856. On Sunday evening,
Mrs. LaMoreaux and daughter,
Laura, attended open house for
an Andrews graduate, Mis- S
June Kollmorgan in Highland
Heights. On Thursday, Feb. 10,
Mrs. LaMoreaux with Mrs. AL
bert Freshley as guest attend
ed the Founders Day program
at Andrews school for Girls.
Happy Birthday
Bill Whiting reached his 18th
birthday on February Is and
the event was celebrated at his
home that afternoon. There was
a large birthday cake to share
with his family and a group
of young men friends who were
present.
Heir Ways
Peter Petersen w arrived at
Boothe Memorial hospital on
February 4. His weight was Sc
ven pounds and II ounces. His
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Pet
er Petersen III who live on
Fairmount Road. Mr.. Petersen
works with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Petersen Jr. at the Ches-
ter Lumber Company.
Mrs. Elmer Jacobs, who is
at present in Edgewater, Fal.,
writes that she has a new great
grandson, Stephen Robert, born
recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Ron
aid Jacobs of Wickliffe.
Those In Service
Pvt. David L. Perry is spend
ing a furlough with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. David Perry. He
expects to be sent to Hawaii.
The Sick List
Mrs. Ray Herbert is again
under the care of a doctor. The
trip to Florida which Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert had planned has
been postponed for at least two
weeks.
Mrs. w. o. Moss who is spen-
ding the winter in California,
was in a hospital in Hemet
when last heard from. Sh e
was suffering, with respiratory