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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-24
CAKE CUTTING IS GIVEN HERE FOR
LANE-LEGGETTE WEDDING PARTY

A cake cutting was given Sat-
urday evening following the re &.
hearSal for ,he wedding of Miss
Lillian Rhodelia Lane and Way
ne Kelly Leggette 81 the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace S lies
on Flower Street. HoStesSes were
Mrs. SoleS, Mrs. c. c. Leggettc
and Miss Dana SoleS. Mrs. w
w. Woody assisted with hostess
SEES duties.
The living loom was attractive
with arrangements of white full
NUNS, pink gladden. and caiad-
ium leaves. White gladioli and
white full with Laby's breath
filled the flower bowls in the
drink room.
The refreSnmcnt table was ov-
cvlaid with Lovely white cut
work cloth which held strik-
ing arrangement o, white Chan
tilly lace bells fillcr with baby'S
breath and fern. White taperS III
triple holders further accented
the beauty OF the table with ivcy
cntwincd at the base of the
punch bowl and the three TERED
wedding cake toppeo by a min
iature bride and orluegroom.
Mrs. Cora Jane Ward received
guests at the front door.
Mrs. Letha Butter served cake
after the bridal couplc-elcct cut
the first slice ana Mrs. A. p
Rogers, Sr. poured punch.
Mrs. w. \. Williams and Mrs
Lewis Gore assisted with III,
serving.
About 80 guests said goodbye!
90 MIR. and Mrs. Soles.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-24
CLEVELAND BURGESS

FORT BENNiNG, GA.-Army
Pvt. Cleveland l.. Burgess, son
of Mrs. Eliza Bowels, Conw y,
recently completed eight weeks
of advanced combat traininc
with the Bird Infantry Division
at Fort Benning, Ga.
Burgess entered the Army last
February and competed bas!u
combat training at Fort Jackson
He attended WhI;temore hig ,
school.
cation in North Carolina. This
theme along with improving tie
teaching in all areas of home
economies will o. emphasized
throughout the week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-24
Crystal Shower
Horrors Miss Ward

Miss Naydcan Ward, BRIDE
elect Of August 4, was entertain
ed Friday evening with crystal
shower at the home of Mrs. Car
land Anderson.
Mixed summer flowers graci.
ouSly decorated .hC home for
the occasion and the rcfreshment
table was ovCrlaid with hand
some bridal cloth.
Bridal games were enjoyed
upon the arrival OF guests.
Mrs. Irwin Williams poured
punch and Sood Dyes were SAID
to Mrs. Anderson.
About Is guests were in at
tendance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-24
Mss LOUISE HESS AND JACK ADAMS
WE'D IN WASHINGTON NAVAL Chapel

Miss Louise Catherine Hess,
laughter of Miss Irene Hess, of
seading, Pa, and Jack Kendall
Adams, YM-2 U. S. Navy. son
a, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Adams
n route 3. Tabor City were mar
ned Saturday. June %, at 2 p.
" in the Fort Myer North Area
Hapel, Naval base, Washing
,on, d. c. Major Lawrence Boy
Il U. S. Air Force Chaplain Of
ticiarcd using the double ring
ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage
by her brother, Ralph Hess
wore a ballcrina length gown o!
Char,illy lace styled with a
matching jacket. Her hcadpicce
ana shoulder length veil was
Addcd with pears and sequias,
She carried white Bible cent
cred with a purple throated or
child
MIS- Alice HubhS of Boston
Mas was The brides only at
tendJnt and Bob Merrill of Ok
lohoma was best man.
Following the ceremony a re-
cept.on was held al the Jason.
Club on the Naval Base wlrr.
- bridegroom serves as assist
Mt manager on otf-duty hoLrs
Tn" bride served three wears
yuuu the Al" Force receiving her
discharge IN jun, Tho briG,-
groom enlisted in thc Nav, in
October of 1858.
While on their wedding win
they visited relatives in Tabor
City and spent some time q,
Myrtle Beech. They are now q,
Amc in Washington.
For her daughters weodine
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-24
Sandy Plain Club
Studies Wise Credit

The demonstration entitled
Use Credit WiSirv' was given
by Mrs. Marvin Lewis at the
meeting of the Sandy Plain
Homo Demonstration Club hclu
at the home If Mrs. Worth Fowl
Cr Tuesday evening
Project reports vCrc given by
Mrs. Earl Cartrett". House Furn-
iShings; Mrs. Worth Fowler
Gardening and Mrs. Maggie VIII
liamS, Health and Safety.
The Yard of Inc Month a
ward went to Mrs. Worth Fowl
cr.
Mrs. Royce HARRISON was re-
cognized as a visitor. Eleven
members were in attendance.
Refreshments wer" served fol-
lowing the session..
Mrs. Arthur Cartrette will be
hostess 10 the club at her home
September II at s p. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-24
Myrtle c OF c
Drive Complete

MYRTLE REACH The hi
thermometer in iron, Of III
Nyiie pe"cn Shaiaoer oil Soin-
.i eNp'o"co ye"'oiaay as inc
he ..os .aSh goal was Topped
~ - ~ - i''ioh f-O LII, the
~n',',Tei membership drive.
Leu pS an enthusiastic team OF
" vo'u'i''etS' Chai'nci oil Com
'. IT, "'.''"GrS anu prospects
- pu,', zoo cog 1"Se.her l" raise moro
,'i;, n '-o,ooo !" e1sA curing uhe
~ J. ."ii' i'.,S H. 'o'i ior inc
NV, M'I Ho, oo" PEI ud' ana d
80 ,o" VI S'o'''o ioi ''e 'hree-
"S p1'''"
JnS C'S.' co.icS'Cu was IN
ohas;,; III - 'n' 'o'aiS' fleoses ana
49, n!oii'oGl ''.itS are OK
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snP "''S P">' INC S=''OCI
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-24
Sb0lVer Gipes As
Pre- NnttiaI Affair

Mrs. d. ID. Cox. Mrs. +. A.
Stevens and Mrs. Willard Cox
entertained with a shower as a
pre- nuptial courtesy for Miss
Lillian Lane bride OF Sunday.
The lawn al the home of Mrs.
ID. ID. Cox was the setting for
the entertainment.
The honorec received a cor
sage of red roses upon orrival.
Chicken salad sandwiches
mlntS, nuts and punch wer.
served after when the BRIDE
elect opened the shower gifts.
About % guests were in at
tendance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-24
LeSSette'S Entertain
With Beach Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. I c. Leggette
for then son, Wayne,
his bride-elcct and her family at
the beach Tuesday evening.
Covers were Iiiu for a sea
food dinner for Miss Lillian
Lane, bridc-elcct; her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. u. Lane, Frank,
ii. c. and Carmen Lane; WAYNE
Lcggettc, Bill Lcggettc and Mr.
and Mrs. Lcggctte.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-24
W.S.C.S. States
Study Course

The Woman'S Society of Chris
tan Service, Sain! Paul Method
list Church, VIII meet Wednesday
AT 8 p. IN. ut the parsonage co.:
Il study course.
The book entitled The King
dom Beyond Caste by DR.. List
lon Pope, Dean of Yale Univers-
atty Divinity School. will be
taught by Mrs. Il. 3. Bell and
Miss Helen Butler.
All the women OF the w S.
{. 5. are urged 10 attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-24

MIS- Hess wore a printed silk
dress with black accessories and
shoulder corsagr OF red ros.-
ouaS. The oridegroom's mother
was attired IN toast lace dress
oeise and white accessories and
shoulder bouquet of yellow rose
buds.
Guests attending the wedd NO
from this area Included Mrs
Leon Watts, of LoriS, Mrs. Don
ME Norris of Whiteville. Also
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Wilkins
OF Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-24
I1VO Entertain
With Luncheon

Mrs. Furman j. Fowler an6
Mrs. w. W. Woody entertained
Miss Lillian Lane and the At
tcndants for her wedding with \
luncheon at the home of the
former Saturday.
Roses graciously decorated the
nome for the occasion and white
linen covers were used on the
tables.
Covers were laid Tor Miss Lane
ana her mother, Mrs. B. G..
Lone: Mrs. f.. A. Stevens. Mrs
Cora Jane Ward. Mrs. Josoph
Lane. Miss Mary Dell Willard
Miss Gloria Jean Willard, Miss
Doris Ann Gore. Mrs. Elizabeth
kiVvnbdrk. ana Miss joni,
Stevens.
The hridc-clect presented gifts
10 her attendants al the lunch
con.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-24
NOTE OF THANKS

The family of Charlie H. Nor
riS express appreciation for the
floral offering and expression of
sympathy during his illness and
death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-08
Capital Flower Show
Awards Are Announced

bulbsl: Second. Mrs. H. B. Temple, New
Scotland.
Class S-HYACINTHs pink. three
bulbs: Second, Mrs. H. B. Temple, New
Scotland
Glass 9 - RYACINTHs tblue, three
RPg nisS; S Mi0p Mrs b H pstteson-
H 5. Temple, New Scotland.
Glass s-HYACINTHS -four or more
to Dotl: Third, Mrs. H. B. Temple,
Class 10 ~ DAFFoDILs tsmall cup,
S MnT s 6ulbs1: Third Mrs. H. B. Temple.
Glass ii - DAFFODILs daree cup,
three TIRE bulbsl: First, Mrs. H. B. Temple,
Glass l3@DAFF0DLS tpaper whites
Chinese Sacred lilly. Soleil dor grown
IN pebbles: First Mrs. H. B. Temple,
Glass ia = DAFFoDILs tany kind.
ginia Hollerith. GEORGETOWN: second, Miss
virginia Hollerith. GEORGETOWN; third,
Mrs. II B, Temple. New Scotland and
e6eor PEN mention Mrs Parker Dodse'
Class I5-TULIPs (six bulbs. double
eariyl: Third. Mrs. H. s. Temple, New
Class I7-TULlPs breeder Type,:
Third, Mrs; 4. 3. Temple, New scotland,
BEST HORTICULTURAL DIVISION
-" CLASSES Glasses . through ~:
Garden Club
HORTICULTURE Division b.
Class 20-CACTI AND (OR0 SUCCU.
LENTS: First, Mr.. Frederick W. Coe,
Cub of Montgomery County; second
MIS-. H. =. Temple. New Scotland, and
IN NJ 'scle
Glass e1-FOLIAGE PLANTS CHANGING
Baskets: First. Mrs. H. j. Meese, Falls
Church; second, Mrs Harry Harris
Mink N Muscle; third Mrs, Irene Hag-
gerty. Takoma horticultural Club, and
honorable mention, Mrs. Frederick Bal
Maximum Six Inches): First, Mr. r "
M!ermel: second. Donald Gleason. and
tnird. Mrs. H. J. Meese. Falls Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-08

BEST HORTICULTURAL DIVISION
"B' CLASSES 20 TO 22: Dr. Frederick
W Coe, Mems Garden Club of Mont
gomerv County
HORTICULTURE division c.
Class 93-COLLECTION OF BROAD
LEAF EVERGREENS: First, Mrs. William
g. Nm. Kenwood second, Stuart NJ.
Armstrong. Sligo Park Hills; third. Mrs
Herbert Cregor. Trowel, and honorable
mention. Mrs Merlin Brubaker, Cross
Country, Wilmington, Della.
Class 2l-PICEA (spruce): First, Mrs
F. Reuter-, Wesley Heights Spring Valley;
second. Mrs. Herbert Gregor. Trowel;
third, Stuart Armstrong. Sligo Park Hills
and honorable mention. Mrs. D. H. Pat
terson- knight. Mink N Muscle.
Class 25--PINUS pine: First. Mrs
IF Reuter-. Wesley notwithstanding Valley
and second. Mrs. Merlin Brubaker, Cross
Country,
Glass .6-TAXUS (Yew): First. Stuart
Armstrong Sli.o Park Hills. and second,
Mrs: Gordon Young, Trowel.
Class 20 - CEPHALOTAXUS: First,
Stuart Armstrong; Sligo Park Hills, and
second, Miss Mary Vinton
Class 2S-SCIAPITYS: First. Mrs
Arthur Rineland Kenwood. and second.
Mrs. F. Reuter-, Wesley Heights Spring
BEST HORTICULTURAL DIVISION
g CLASSES % Through 28: Mrs Will
liam q. Hill. ktnwood Garden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-08
IABC Bourd Probe
BY Congress Asked

The Northeast Council OF
Citizens Association last night
asked that some congressional
committee investigate the adj
ministration of the District
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board
The action calls for an appro-
pirate congressional committee
to give particular attention to
the boards methods of grant,
ing and refusing liquor licenses
to dealers in the Washington
area.
The complaint stems from
what the groups call complete
disregard of the board to listen
to the protests of the citizens
when they have reason to protest
a new liquor store in their area.
In another matter, the as
ISOLATION backed a proposal call
ing for immediate maintainence
work on Bladensburg road NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-08
Speech Training
Emphasis Urqed

The Capitol Hill Southeast
Citizens Association, deploring
the careless use of English by
some District teachers. last night
urged more emphasis on speech
training in the schools.
The group also called for more
teachers to handle retarded
children.
The association wants two
buildings to be made available
for the housing and care of in
corrigible students.
Members were urged to locate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-08
FLOWER ARRANCEMEN

A4AS ocoolOIlS yesterday lIlCluucu
the following:
FLOWER ARRANGEMENT
Class righteousness: First, Mrs
Mark o, Davis, IT.. National Capital
Garden League: second. Mrs Thomas A
third. Mrs. Bernard Bralove, Rock Greek
Garden Club, and honorable mention,
Mrs. DIAL j, Jensen, Neighborhood Gar
den Club.
Class MOUNTAINS: First. Mrs. Ben
League; second. Mrs. Frank E, Watkins,
Yates Garden Club; third, Mrs. Alice
Gordon Murdoch. Trowel Garden Club,
and honorable mention. Mrs. Howard
Nancy, Stony Brook Garden Club.
Glass .3-AMBER WAVES OF GRAIN:
dleburg tVa) Garden Club; second, Mrs.
Frank Watkins. Yates Garden Club;
third. Mrs. Thomas Thomson, Falls
mention, Mrs William We Wsrber emp PAINT
Branch Garden Club. and Mrs. Darrell
Class 4 MINIATURES; First, Mrs
Garden Club: Second. Mrs. Z. L. DodGe'
Foxhall Village Garden Club: Third, Mrs.
Morrill, B. Donald, Garden Dept Wom-
ans Club KensinstOp and Honorable
tional Capital Garden Leasue..
Class 5 MANTELS Fruits and Foliagel
First, Mrs. Sidney L. Manson. .ir., Belle
Haven Garden. Club: Second, Mrs, Will
and Third. Mrs. Anthony Wyviii Chevy
on Gas. sf aRAR SriH cForced Branches,
Tst a MTs csb K second MRS Aq n
Donnald, Women's Comm. Club of Ken
sinston, and Third. Frank sharpnack,
Tacoma horticultural Society.
Mrs ThROdOrA peyser Rnrk Crapk
Garden Glib: Second Mrs Joe K
Bailey .Neighborhood Garden Club. and
Third, Mrs. Charles Bittinger, George-
Class 5 TABLES 5country Llyinr); First.
Mrs Frederick A. Ballard, Belle Haven
Garden Club; Second: Mrs. Mia Steven
son. Rock sprinS Garden Club: and
Mrs Theodore Lettis Mrs. Allen D.
CONTEMPORARY BACK GARDENS
{Eirst Year oardensl-First, Evergreen
Cub; Third sprinsdeid Garden Club
Fifth Year Gsrdens-First. Hoe and
Hope Garden Club Second. Pinecrest
Garden Grub; Third. Belle Haven Gar
SPECIAL AWARD - Hoe and Hope
Garden Club and EverEreen Garden
BIRD FOUNTAINS IN ToDAY's GAR
Second. Chevy. Chase Garden Club:
Third. Everspring Garden Club, and
honorable mention. New Scotland Car
DISH GARDENS
Class I. EAST Is EAST: First, Mrs.
A. M. Parker, Town and Country: Sec
ond, Mrs W. NJ Prudbon. Cheverly:
Third. Mrs. Lewis E Snort. Westmore-
land. Va, and honorable mention, Mrs
Charles Bittinger, Georgetown
Class WEST Is WEST: First Mrs
=. L. Clinkscales, Stony Brook: second,
Mrs. Darrell St. Claire, Mink N Mus
Brook
Class SWAIN SHALL MEET: First.
Mrs. Darrell St. Claire, Mink N Muscle:
second. Mrs. L. B. Mcdonald Stony
Brook; third, Mrs. Herman Meyersburg.
Garden Club Women's Committee, Ken
sington. and honorable mention. Mrs.
w. 7. Wilson. Cheverly
BEST DISH GARDEN: Mrs. A. NJ
Parker. Town and Country Club
HORTICULTURE Division Al
Class 2-HYACINTHS Pink, one
bulb: First. Mrs H. B. Temple. New
Class 3-HYACINTHs blue, one
bulb: First, Mrs. H. B. Temple. New
Glass 4-HYACINTHs white. three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-08
Cleanup Plans
OF Group Outlined

The Mount Olivet Heights
Citizens Association last night
heard Bertram Woodruff, chair
man of its civic improvement
committee. outline a cleanup
drive to begin on April 6.
The Afro-American News has
offered to sponsor the drive, pro-
viding publicity and possibly
prizes to be awarded the win
ners of the cleanup contest.
The association passed Presi-
dent George E. Johnson's sug-
gestion calling for a bake sale
this month and a dinner in April
to help raise needed money.
The meeting was held in the
Wheatley School, Montello ave-
nue. and Neal streets NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-08

from New York avenue to the
District line.
The group also showed con-
Germ over the laxity of the gar
bagc collectors in the Brook
land area. They expressed dis
gust over the way the collectors
spill garbage in the streets.
The meeting was conducted
by Mrs. Edward A. Kane, presi-
dent, in the No. IL precinct STA
ton, Seventeenth street and
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-08
|Automotion Speeds
Airport Baggage

Baggage "automation" at Ma
tional airport has cut the watt
ling time to an average of less
than 10 minutes, a spot-check
survey indicated today.
Almost three months ago. the
airport installed, in a brand-new
addition to the terminal. a $751;
900 conveyor-belt system to
handle baggage from the ground
level to the upstairs baggage
room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-08

suitable sites for maple trees 10
be planted and donated by the
District government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-08

Awards at the National Capital
Flower Garden show at the OPEN
ing sessions yesterday included
the following:
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24
Y. F. w. Auxiliary
Meeting Held Jan. Y

The regular meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary to V.F.W. Post
was held Jan. II, at the home
of the president, Loretta Holmes,
232 South Hambden ST., Chardon.
Lucy Stoffen, president of the
AShtabula County Auxiliary at
tended as guest for the meeting
and told about various activities
carried on in her Auxiliary.
Thank you notes were read
from the Ohio Cottage at Eaton
Rapids, Michigan, for the Christ
mas gifts sent to the children.
The Grille Veterans Hospital Gift
Shop alSi sent a thank you let
ter for the donation.
A letter was read from the
Village of Chardon approving Of
the erection of an honor plaque
for veterans in the Chardon vii
lage park. Council members
Harry keenan, and Ludwig Rit-
ondaro will work with the Aux
iliary members Ann Skidmore,
Christine Many, Nancy Speck,
and Loretta Holmes on this pro-
ject.
Irene Rhodes, hospital chair
man, mentioned that the used
Christmas cards were ready to
be sent for use at Columbus
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24
Iardou Rrsouah

sity. Pershing Rifles is an hon.
arary military fraternity found
ed in 1894 by Gen. John j.
PerShing and recognizes super
ior ability among cadets in the
Senior Reserve officers Training
! Corps.
! Mrs. George Thompson, form
erly of Chardon, died suddenly
Jan. 8, at her home in James
town, N. Y. Burial was in Lake
view Cemetery in jamestown,
Jan. IA. While here they lived
at Chardon Center and on Water
street. She is survived by her
husband, a son Paul, daughter
in-law Gwenn, and grandson
Mark.
According to Frank Schofield,
superintendent of Geauga' coun-
ty schools, students of Geauga
schools will just have two days
spring vacation this year, Good
Friday and the following Mon
day. However they will be out
of school for the summer on
May 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Osborn
with their daughter, Sue, attend
ed the spring and summer mer-
chandiSe show for Western Auto
Associate Stores at Newcastle,
Pa. They returned enthusiastic
about the display of merchandise
they saw, including all kinds of
garden tools and outdoor play
things for the adults and child
rem.
Mrs. Phil w. King with her
children has been in Akron for
the past week because of the
illness of her mother and faith
er. Her mother was brought
home from the hospital a week
ago Wednesday and her father
entered the hospital the same
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Garfield
left for Florida Tuesday morn
ing They plan to stay at st.
Petersburg for the remainder
Of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bennett
entertained at Sunday night sup
per Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell
Greenler, DR.. J. w. Meats, Miss
Nina Chapman and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gore and daughter,
Louise. The party honored the
birthday of Miss Chapman.
The Pythian Sisters Past
Chief club will meet with lola
Schinagle Jan 25, at 800 pm.
Maude Newcomb, Beatrice Ha-
zen and Yola Mcbride assisting.
Mrs. John Baker is recuper-
ating at Corey hospital following !
surgery there Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Carson
left Wednesday night for New
York. They expect to return on
Monday.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24

State hospital.
Nancy Speck, Americanism
chairman, reported that all the
flags have been sold an a new
order will soon be placed. A
brief discussion was held con-
cerning the selling of small flags
to children in school for march
ing purposes, the length of time
for flag sales, and the advertiS-
ing of this project in the papers.
Gertrude Parsons made a very
complete report on the Christ
mas family project. Many items
of food for the Christmas dinner
and clothing and toys for the
Christmas gifts were donated to
help this needy family.
Alma Linden reported that
County council will be held Feb.
Once again the Auxiliary vot-
ed to have a booth at the annual
Maple Festival held at Chardon
on April 5, 6, and 7.
After the adjournment of the
meeting hostess Loretta Holmes
served a very tasty pudding
and coffee.
The next regular business
meeting will be held Feb. 7, at
the Post club rooms.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24

BURTON-Mr. and Mrs. By
ron Simonson of Palm Beach
and Highlands, NC, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Dawn Simonson to
Mr.. Denny A. Ronyak son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Ronyak of
Burton, Ohio.
Miss SimonSon graduated
from the Principal Upper
School in st. Louis and receiv-
ed her ABB. Degree from Prin-
cipia college, Elsah, III. She
is the granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George N. Moore of
Highlands, formerly of West
Palm Beach, and Mr.. Seymour
Simonson of Wauwatosa, Wis
consin and the late Mrs. Sim
onson. Miss SimonSon is a
member of the Spinster Cotil-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24

lion Club, Chapter AL, PEG
and The Society of the -Four
Arts. She is associated with
Graham-Eckes School as So
ciaI Director. (Her father is
a noted architect
Mr.. Ronyak graduated from
Palm Beach Jr. College and
received his Alb. Degree from
Florida Southern College,
Lakeland He is a member of
the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fra
ternity and the Cleveland
Heights Country Club.
Mr.. Ronyak who recently re-
turned from military service
in Germany is now taking gra-
duate work at Fla. Southern
College. He will be associated
in business with Al. Ronyak
Co. in Burton, Ohio. A June
wedding is being planned.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24

which has been in effect in the
three counties canvaSsed by the
Cleveland Area Heart society
since the Drives inception, was
Mr.. John M. Ritondaro of 1875
South st. in Chardon.
Mr.. Dragonette cited the rap
idly growing industries in Ge-
auga County for the addition of
a business and professional post.
He himself will serve in the dual
position of executive and cam
paign chairman. AS a founder
of the Geauga County chapter,
Mr.. Dragonette is a veteran
campaigner for the Heart So
ciety. Also a Chardon resident,
he lives at 210 Downing Drive.
The annual Heart Fund Drive,
which climaxeS in a residential
campaign on Heart Sunday, Feb
ruary "a, finances projects of
the Cleveland Area Heart So
ciety including research, COM
munity service and education,
and heart patient rehabilitation.
A mortician, Mr.. Ritondaro
is a graduate of Chesterland
High School and the Pittsburgh
Institute of Mortuary Science.
He is active III the KiWanis,
Eagles and knights of Columbus.
Mr.. Dragonette is assistant
manager of the West Branch of
the Chardon Savings Bank. He
and his wife Nora, have a son,
Robert 16. A graduate of Cleve-
land John Marshall High School,
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Clubs Plan
Eve:

The Research and Progress
Clubs will hold a SmorgaSbord
next Monday evening, Jan. 18th
at the South Hambden street
building of the Pilgrim-Chr
church at $50 pm. The monthly
business meeting of the Re-
search club will be held follow
ing the dinner. Everyone is re-
queSted to bring her own table
service. The HosteSSeS for the
evening are Gladys Mcdonald,
Norma Chapman, Edna Best,
Hazel Benin, Mary Price, Alta
TraSk, Ruth Strawbridge, Ka-
thryn Schwindl, Gertrude Thay-
er and Beatrice DinSmore.
Stanley Wells will be the hosts
and hostesses for the occasion.
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App0lnt New Heart Fund Chairman

For the first time, the ,Geauga
County Heart Fund drive this
year will have a business and in
duStrial chairman, according to
an announcement by Mr.. Rocco
Dragonette, executive chairman
of the Geauga County Chapter
of the Cleveland Area Heart So
ciety.
Appointed to the position,