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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
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VIA BLUE GRASS STORIES
Everybody Went
To K entucky, sub

1905, has been passed along
at her request 10 each sue
ceeding president. who keeps
II during her year in once.
The names OF all the presi-
dents are inscribed on the
bowl.
In another traditional
ceremony Mrs. Montgomery.
who turned over the bowl TO
Mrs. Walsh. was given q
duplicate silver bowl TO keep.
Both the incoming and
outgoing presidents wore Or
chids sent them by Mrs. Eli
senhower.
Other officers installed
yesterday were Miss Patricia
Virgins Of the United Press,
first vice president; Miss
Gwen Gibson OF the New
York Daily News. second vice
president; Miss Mary Lyme
of the United States Infor-
nation Agency, third vice
president; Miss Elsie Carper
of the Washington POST
Times Herald. recording Sec
rotary: Mrs. Grace Biermann
of the Civil Aeronautics
Board. treasurer. Also. Mrs.
Vonda Bergman. Vermont
Newspapers. Mrs. Edith Gil
bert of the National Housing
Administration and Eleanor
Griest of Readers Digest,
board of governors. Mrs.
Montgomery also automati-
cally goes on the board.
Among the 300 guests were
Senator Thruston Morton of
Kentucky, Miss Chloe Gift
ford. new president of the
General Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs. also a Kentuck-
ian: Nicaraguan Ambassador
Sevilla -SacaSa, Dean of the
Diplomatic Corps; Spanish
Ambassador Arielza, Nine.
Alphand. wife of the French
Ambassador; Representative
Kenneth Heating of New
York, Associate White House
Press Secretary Anne
Wheaton. Lady Lewis, the M.
Robert Guggenheims, the
Morris Cafritzes, Mrs. Perle
Mesta, Mrs. Thurmond
Chatham. Louisville Courier
Journal Washington Core
spondent Robert Riggs and
his wife, Scott kirkpatrick
and Ralph Becker.
Devron's orchestra supplied
music at the party. Of which
Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter and
Miss Betty Beale were CO.
ehairmen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26

mering in Greece because of
the international situation,
the Les BifiieS. and Judge
and Mrs. Homer Ferguson.
Arriving in time to hear
a concert by the Navy Bands
Sea Chanters were Deputy
Secretary OF Defense and
Continued on Page A-3O. Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
by Isabelle SHELTON
star star writer


star star writer
Probably not since the
Kentucky Derby has the
spotlight been so focused on
Kentucky as 1t was last night
at the 1925 F Street Club.
when the women's National
Press Club inaugurated Its
officers for the coming year.
The Blue Grass State and
It's fame as the home of un-
excelled story tellers was
chosen as the party theme
because the incoming pres
ident. Mrs. Lee Walsh. Wom-
ems Editor of The Star, was
born in Kentucky.
Everything about the party
from the racing silks on
the table and the mint julep
flowing cup" to a quartet Of
Kentucky story tellers-was
strictly Kentucky. with the
exception of an unexpected
visit from a couple of we'll
known Cslifornians, Vice
President and Mrs. Nixon.
IT didn't want to miss this"
the Vice President said, as
he went down the receiving
line formed by Mrs. Walsh
and Mrs. Gladys Montgomery
of McGraw-Hill Publications,
the outgoing president.
Nixon Samples Loving Cup"
The Vice President sampled
contents of the mint julip
loving cup" "a huge silver
bowl from which all slipped
communally through strawsD
and made a wish, as all were
requested to do. But he won't
get his wish, one guest as
Sured him. because he didn't
keep it a secret.
The wish. he told the as
semblage. was that the
weather (which was cool) will
be like this for the rest of
the summer.
Later, the Vice President
told Mrs. Fred Vinson, widow
OF the Chief Justice Of the
United States, that he missed
sitting next to her at dinner
parties.
I'll have to talk to the
protocol boys and see If we
can work things out so We
can sit together again" he
said.
Retired Supreme Court
Justice Stanley Reed-one of
the Kentucky story tellers-
had a surprise for Mrs.
Walsh in the form of q Ken
lucky Colonelcy which he
said he was beStowing on be-
half of Kentucky Gov. A. B.
Happy Chandler, who re-
GREETED he could not be pres
ent.
Mrs. Vinson included one
Kentucky yarn which she
said was the last she had
heard from ''the greatest
story teller Of them all, our
beloved Weep" the late Vice
President Alben Barley.
Kentucky Senator John Sher-
man Cooper " who said he
didn't really qualify because
he came from the mountains,
not the bluegrass country
told a mountain story. And
Senator Mike Monroney Of
Oklahoma. who turned Ken
tuckian for a night on the
ground that all his ancestors
came from Maysville, KY,
told his favorite Barley
yarn.
The party was held in the
spacious garden behind the
club. which was given a
strictly Southern decor for
the evening. Southern style"
white iron grillwork framed
the bar, brightly colored
pspier mache horses heads
served as centerpieces for
each of the tables, and fla
cons Of blue grass cologne
were scattered on each table.
Bowl Ceremony
The program also featured
the presentation to Mrs.
Walsh of the Cora Rigby
bowl, a traditional ceremony
held at each WNPC inaugu-
ration. The silver bowl, which
originally was given to the
late Cora Rigby. a founder
of the club and its president
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-22
Cumberland SocioI Items
Cumberland SoeioI Items
Former Fifty Year Cumberland Native
Returns TO Community For First Time

Members Of FITZGERALD Baptist
Wofnans Missionary Society Viii
meet FRIDAY. Aueast -. with Mrs
Frank z. Thomas At Tdgehill Mrs
c. d. Brown viii I'd III charge Of
the program
Week end guests Of MI and Mrs
A. H. Brandt were MIR aad Alrs
Henry Schalnw Of Waslinaton
d. c.. Mr. and M,a John Brandt
Laura and Roeer Brandt and Caipir
Dawson. Of Amelia II hHl boxer
L years since Mr.. anl MIS-.
Sehalow visited here. i!e was 4
resident Of this community 80 yea+s
ago
Visits Ancestral. Home
Mrs Ada 3 Shepard spent 4 few
days this@week rs the guest Of l'er
niece. Mrs, Glen ToncE Of Char
lotte. N. G.. who is yisiiin4 AZ her
ancestral home View Mount IN
Buckinellan county
Mrs. " 7. Atkn's. accompanied
BY Miss MalE Alier Glen attended
the lee Jones Weoldln@ SATURDAY
EVENING Aueust Is. which t,ak Ylace
in the Madison Heights Christian
Church Of Lynchbgra
Mr. and Mrs vi 0dis Bryant
and son. Dale WAYNE arrived eat-
urday from Waco. Tex aIAo MIS-.
Paul F, Huffman 0ifh her >aa
Steven Doyle. Of IsslnnH N. G.
for a vacation YAH M4ih NrS
George BRYANT ard fanlilv
Mr.. and Mrs. { Y. Couch spcHi
Saturday in CreWe ais e0as's of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Copca
Sandra Eddins ana Kagcn Crate
of F'arfnville. are spending thi'
week with their grandparents nit
and Mrs. T. r Danny AIrs NJ. p
Newton. Of Richmond. II also {
guest of the DanbyS at Oakwood
Miss Sara Newton Of Portsmouth
is expected this week cHd " whcl
time she and her mother viii 4lsi
relatives in Halifax
MI and Mrs. s. ri silen ans
daughters visited Airs Aileg aat
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. II Moore
Sunday. al Keene.
The Rev r F. REYNOLDS Mrs
B. B Bersch and l. A. flippen vii
attend the eyaneelstc pannin.
crusade meeting Of the BAPTIST As
ISOLATION at f.aale EyTie Fmda,
and Saturday. August 2a-23
Entertain With Luncheon
Miss Mary r Godsey entertained
friends last Sunday at. TIalloAa5
House III Richmond Fleis IuYcheoa
guests were Nj and Mrs Fred j
Brown and their children Nalvnie
and Fred Waylaad Brown, of EH-
field. N. C.
Mr. and Mrs D mr. Beaslev had
as their Week end guests MIR and
Mrs H. H Hughas, of Richmond
Recent guests Of The Rey and
Mrs Truepan Tremble al TIC
Methodist parsonage we're Mn. anC
Mrs Dennis Thompson and chl
dren. Mr. and Mrs. 2 3 Kiser
Jeanie and David Kiser. and Mr.
and Mrs Harry Miller Of Varma
The Rev and Mrs. Harry Rcnncl
and Douglas. Of the Warren Metho
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-22

ana drinks FOR sale 4 good tune II
ii store for all who come.
Mrs Emory c. Harrison and
daughter, Recky- YiSite 4 Mrs.
Harrison \ mother Mrs 4 II Jcnn-
inRs and SISTER MISS Juanita Jcnn-
mss. recently IN Richmond
Mrs. Lawrence Michael and mrs.
Lawrence LANGLEY. of Arlington
were overnight quests Thursday Of
Mrs. j H. Godsey and family
Mn and Mrs Lewis CraWleg had
w their quest this week. their
daughter Mrs. Julian Holland, Of
E.astFlle.
Wascrly and barbara Mae Ruea
were guests this week of their
grandparents Mr. and Mrs 7. j.
Burg IN Richmond
MFs r I'll Adams Jr, Brenda,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-22

ton With bis mother Mrs. y p.
Walker They were accompanied BY
Ms Lethcf fIoncycutt WHO Is va
catienlng with relatives and friends.
Sunday luncheon guests 81 Nh,
and Mrs. w b Waller Jr, werc
Miss Haynie Allen, Ben Allen. Mrs.
p. = Walker and M and Mrs WI
B walker.
Mrs Trueman Tremble was hos
less to the Centenary WSCS. We'd
nesday night at the Methodist Par
7onaee The president, Mrs. Con
duff Mathews, presided
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs W. G.
Walker. Mrs. lDthaf Honescutt.
Cavle Wall;cr an Mla y. B.
Walker we're quests Of / d. lergu-
SON. Nh and ms J + Stlatton,
I'D Ferguson and Fl G. Ferguson
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-22

Mrs. L. W. Ncavcs. Of PETERSBURG.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lailsin c. Garrett
were recent guests Of her sister
Mrs. Edmonia " Alexander. IA
Richmond
Mr. and Mrs L. b Aeee, Of
Walrcnton, arrived Monday Tor a
visit With his sister Mrs . Al
Peters and his nephew. Carroll
Peters"
Loren Nancy is spending this
Week With Robert Mcconnell I'll
powhatan Giayland Mcconnell.
son Of Mr. and Mrs II NJ NC
Council Of PoNhatan, rs the Guest
u Bobby Massey
Grand Visitation
Mrs r. b. Peters. MIS- Mary f.
Godscy and Mrs irank 4 4apla5
We're among those attending ihe
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-22

dist Charac. Winchester district
Mrs NJ. 3 Rkins Cathy and
Mack. Of Richmond. and J. Il
iremble, ol Charleston, H., visited
at the PARSONAGE
Amopa ihe recent Guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Charlie Goodman We're
1If. aHd Mrs. ". A. Erantdn ana
Mrs. lAfa NlcGonnm " Green
Vile Miss and Ar. and Mrs NJ b.
loNd, v. Natural Bridge
Aiisa lda smos accompanied by
Nirs Alyin Noe5l. of Gainesville,
have returned from 4 three weeks
visit with their sister Mis- Frank
vi. Smith AHA MI Smith i'll Lenoir,
NJ. &.
Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Nj NJ GEORGE were thrir children
aad grandchildren. Of Richmond
aud Midlothian. as Well a. her sis
ter, Mrs Estelle Lawson. and chill
diem, Of Amelia
Meeting and Party
Max i Harlan lr attended The
Cumberland County Bank Directors
inectns and fslane partY Which
falloNsd. Tuesday and Wednesday
At the Yates CABIN on HE Kappa
lmnnoek
stafa Trooper ma Mrs. Steve
Nusuhn W.. haYr lis suestS his
father SitVe NasOlin. and brother,
lnimES AVID "A friend Nike
Roaaaac IA Monroe. Mich Otnel
ee,4. Ella Guests We're Mrs. MiSu
lln s brother and sisierin-laW. AIR
AND Nis n s cassrll. of Ashland
AIRS IN 3 Mtckols, Mrs. ] p
Clements ana MI and Mrs 1arkn
G Garrett were among those who
attended the Homecoming services
Sunday at Thomas Chapel Mctho
dist Church.
Mrs. r. c Dey. Ed and Gwen
returned Monday 70 Arlington fol
owine 4 ten div Visit here witt
Mr. ara Mrs Y Allen Carter.
Mr. and Mrs A. W Davis enter
'aiacd with a farnnl dinner saHr
dav escHMe AT ;he3r country homo
Ron5rool. for their house guests
SIT lc Ralph Hayes and famllg
They returned Sunday 10 their homt
In Fdeewood. Nd
MIS-. PM Franck and DAUGHTER
Gwen. were week end guests Of Mr.
ana AIS I'ifzhuah Bartol, VI Airing
ton
See Sculpture Gardens
Mn aal Mrs irwin A. fhppel
ana Alrs. Charles s. Miner. &C.
companed BY W. ". Dowdy anc
" J Ayers. Of CaIra. motored te
Alton Sunday for i sightseeing tour
~ the Swanaahoa marble palace
and sculpture gardens
Miss Bessie Mae Turner has re-
trned from soufhside Community
Hosairal and IS recupefaung At hei
home, Goshen
Guests II nm and Mrs Llovd w
Fosf aU.as las- WaeH WE'RE Mt
and aIrs Clgda Mari and daugh
Ter Robin Mr. and Mrs Harol(
Tripp ANA MT. and mrs. A. A
Waller and family Of Richmond
Mr. aad Mrs A. N Foster and son
Earl DOUGLAS Of Hampton. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-22

Grand Visitation of the Worthy
Grand Nation Mrs MARY hlila
beth Davis, and the Worthy GIaHd
Patron. W. Ernest i}odge Order N
the Eastern Star hpld IN the NGAt4
bme fIIeh School Saturday uisht.
Guests 81 Mr. and Mrs Mas r.
Harlan Jr ana family W,rc Mi
and Nrs ! II Morrison. Nl ltich-
mond. and Nh aHd Mrs. WI ~
Harlan, Of PoWhaian
] N. Npeel attended the wedding
d ms ncphcW. Anthony Vincent
Lanasa. ia Mugs JOYCE Am Rleeei.
which took piece SATURDAY in Sf.
HliaaiHihH rahol. t.ntHgh, RieAa
Nr#. J y YtH w. ara 1ts
A A..amo a.o" a... Nh. ".. a- -. s "A
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-22

day " Mr. and Mrs. J ] Pcmbcl-
lqu osher guests last week were
Mrs. kenneth Gwnbg Of Trents
Mlll. and Mrs Glen I4a5leuf and
childaen. ~ lfarnVlle.
Bencait supper
a benefit fried chicken supper
Witt all thc TRIMMINGS including
dhlnI and dessert WIN M served
al he Cartersvilie Community
lloasc saturday. AUGUST 23. at 6
pn Tables VIII M served inside
'hc hiijdiHr and Oh The lawn Eater
tainmaui viii feature baby con
'est olcr contests and Hamee
i'ronaed wiii ba u1el NJ PANT the
reaHaH,y ha#se qua divided 0lia
q" Cumberland liieh School foot
hall f.hd aiffe WIl IA a hakc aaIe
w H@l KIN hHMCmadn iSN cream
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-22

The Rev. and mrs. william O.
Walker and children q Lebanon.
Tenn, arrived Monday for j vaca-
Carol and Debbie Adams, and Miss
Frankie CLARK. are spending the
week III Newport News, guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. B r Bradshaw +.
T. Adams, Jr., has returned from 4
business trip to Wisconsin,
The Centenary Wonan's Society
Of Christian Service met last week
Ut the Methodist parsonage here
and gave The Tremhles 4 pantry
pounding. which came as a com
pletc surprise and WAS greatly ap-
prcciated by them.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-04
Welcome
to Meet

The regular meeting date of
the Welcome Wagon Club, which
is the second Thursday Of each
month has been, for this month
only, changed to Wednesday Dec
10th. The same place and time
are maintained. 8 pm. at the
Educational Building of the Pill
grim Christian Church.
Each month the Welcome Wag-
on Club urges all newcomers and
new mothers to attend their
meetings, which consist Of up to
date talks, interesting demonstra
tions, and a refreshment time
to meet your neighbors.
This month the club extends
a double invitation for with Mrs.
Mildred McAnaney's gift wrap
ping demonstration, we will have
a cookie exchange. The cookie
exchange is a delightful idea
Each person brings two dozen of
their favorite cookies, these are
exchanged for others. The resul-
is are a delicious variety, to be
taken home for the whole fam
lily to enjoy.
Mrs. Mildred McAnaney has
suggested, any one wishing %
make bows along with her, sho-
uld bring their own ribbon, o
they can take them home t o r
their holiday packages.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-04

FRIDAY, DECEMBER IL
Womans Relief Corps meets
az l:30 pm. Important business
to be taken care of please note
change in date and time.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-04
eausru GnMum Ukh
Herbert ORters

MONTVILLE - Laverne Ann
Cullum, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Klaus of Montville
and Herbert o. Peters, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Peters of
Chardon, were united in maria
ge Nov. Is at the Pilgrim Chris
tian Church in Chardon.
Rev. Charles Strong, pastor of
that church, performed the after
noon ceremony.
Mrs. Ann Doersam. organiSt,
played Because" and It love
you Truly"
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father.
The bride wore a white, baller-
ina length lace gown with a So
uare neckline, long sleeves, poi
nted at the wrists and a full
gathered skirt with lace over
satin. She wore a finger tip
veil. She carried a bouquet of
white NUNS with ferns.
Maid of honor was Miss Eliz-
abeth Jean Gerber Of Hambden.
She wore a jade green taffeta
dress created by Renee of Kay
Slig with matching accessories.
Her bouquet was Of yellow
NUNS.
Best man was Don Began of
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-04
Gardou RsrsounA

A. B. Carlson, spent 20 hours in
the Snowstorm on the New York
thruWay Saturday re tn r n ng
from a Thanksgiving weekend
spent with Mrs. Lloyd G Carl =
sons brother, Lawrence Marble
and his family in Eutica, N. Y.
Mr.. Carlson said they inched a.
long the thruway in the driving
winds and snow, and stopped
occasionally at restaurants
which he reported were jammed
with people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Krejci
and son, Michael, spent Thanks
giving day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Krejci and family, S
did Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Krejci
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Ferrell
spent Thanksgiving day wit h
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl French and
family.
Bonnie Gaebler, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Gaebler
Old State Rd., was home from
Huron Rd. Hospital School o
Nursing for the Thanksgiving
holidays. She brought with her
another student, Olga Walt, from
Switzerland. This was Miss Wal
t's first Thanksgiving.
Valerie Twelvetree was home
from immaculate High School
in Washington, D. c., where she
is a junior, to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with her parents, Mr.. and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-04

Chardon. USherS were Frank r.
Klaus of Montville and Charles
Peters of Chardon. Both mothers
wore orchid corsages.
The reception was held at the
Euclid Rifle and Hunt Club on
Whitney Rd. in Montville. The
club was decorated with pink an
white streamers and white we'd
ding bells. The bridal table was
decorated with a silver and white
cloth and a four TERED wedding
cake. Refreshments were served
through out the evening to $50
guests.
The bride attended Chardon
High School and is employed at
Cooks Drug Store in G h a r don.
The bridegroom attended Char
don High School and is employed
in business with his father. Pet
ers and Sons Excavating of Cha
rdon.
The young couple left for a
weeks wedding trip to Florida.
They will make their home in
Montville.
Guests attended from East
lake, Cleveland, Euclid, Willou-
ghby, Chardon, Burton, Wick
life and Hambden and Mont
willie.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-04
FEMME S9phto Ubh
NsaNGRdges

featuring a flared skirt and puff
sleeves decorated with tiny pink
florettes. She carried a colonial
bouquet of pink carnations 0 n
lace.
Mrs. John Kolinski and Mrs.
Verne Wright, bridesmaids, wore
dresses identical to that of the
maid of honors except for color.
Theirs were blue and orchid and
their bouqeuts were made up Of
yellow carnations.
David Perry of Chester serv-
ed as best man. UShers were
Raymond McMahan and James
Rodgers, brother of the groom.
The bride is a graduate of New
bury High School and is present
ly employed by the First Nation
al Bank of Burton at the Chester
land branch office. The groom is
a graduate of West Geauga High
School and is employed with the
City of Mayfield Heights.
After two week wedding trip
to Florida, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodger
will reside at Wilder's Trailer
Park, Route 6, Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-04

NEWBURY - Rev. Theron
French, pastor of the Newbury
United Community Church, unit
ed in marriage Jennie Rose So
plato and Neal E. Rodgers n
November 8.
The bride, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Soplato of ReStful
Lake, Newbury and Mr.. Rodgers
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Rod
gers of Center Rd. c. e +,
chose a quiet evening ceremony
with Mrs. Robert Gilbert playing
several organ selections in the
background. Mrs. Donald Bican
of Newbury was SoloiSt.
The new Mrs. Rodgers, given
In marriage by her father, wore
a bridal gown of white satin. The
full length skirt was accented
with a cathedral train. The bod
ice highlighted a V-neckline and
was covered with delicate seed
pearls. AS her headpiece, the
bride wore a tiara Sprinkled with
irideScent sequins.
Marilou Portman, maid Of
honor, chose a white nylon dress
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-04
Polly Richmond
Wins League
Essay Contest

Miss Polly Richmond, a SEN
ior at West Geauga high school,
is the winner of the essay con-
test, sponsored by the Geauga
League of Women Voters.
After introductions to the lea
guerS and their husbands, at the
all member meeting in Chester
land Community church, Miss
Richmond charmingly expressed
her gratitude for the prize, a trip
to a Cincinnati youth workshop.
An inspired audience listened
to the reading of the essay, by
it's author. Her concluding cp-
inion read, IF the people of
the world would give the u. N.
their complete loyalty and sup
port, we could, as Tennyson so
well expressed it, look forward
to a time" when the war drum
throbb'd no longer, and the bat
tie flags were furl'd, in a Parli-
ment of man, the Federation of
the world"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-04
PR. Club
Plans
Srr1orgasbord

In the parlors of the Pilgrim =
Christian Church South Hamb-
den Street, members of Progress
Research club will have their
annual Christmas meeting and
smorgasbord, Monday evening,
Dec. 8 at $50 pm.
Mrs. Fred Orzen, chairmen of
this event asks members to bring
one of their favorite dishes and
their table service.
Assisting Mrs. Orzen is Mrs.
Walter Corey, Mrs. Harold Hol-
mes, Ruth Smith, Mrs. E. L.
Jackson, Mrs. A. F. Patterson,
Mrs. Don Muchmore, Mrs. Carl
Bleadingheiser, Mrs. Glenn De-
Croft, Mrs. Franklin Heath, and
Mrs. Ralph PeaSe.
A musical program is planned
including special music, group
singing of Christmas carols and
a Christmas reading.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-04

Mrs. Hamilton Bell, Basquin
Dr., Chardon, was elected pres
ident of the Republican Womens
Club of Geauga County at the
groups annual election meeting
held last Wednesday night.
Also elected were Mrs. Edna
wilkins, Claridon, first vice =
president; Mrs. Verbal Scheller,
Montville, corresponding secre-
tary; and Mrs. Margaret Ford,
Burton, Mrs. Hazel Broughton,
Newbury, and Mrs. Irene Boorn,
Middlefield, to the nominating
committee.