Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09

Remember, the dress is op-
tional and If you care to come
in costume, there will be priz-
eS. Entertainment, refreshments
and good, good music viii be Of
fered for an evening of dancing
pleasure.
League of Women Voters
Since the schedule for the un-
it's is not complete, the follow
ing schedule is for the Munson
unit that meets on the second
and fourth Tuesday evenings on
ly. October IA, the unit will
meet at the home of Mrs. Ma
rye Davies Beaver Greek and
October 81 will meet at t h e
hom of Mrs. Esther Mikula,
Mayfield Rd.
Mrs. Walter S. Mccormick on
Heath Rd. held the September
meeting of the Geauga Hills
Garden Club at her home last
week. HostesSes were Mrs. Fay
Kiehel and Mrs. Raymond A.
Davies. Moderator was Mrs.
Mccormick with a topic pf Pc
rennials' including division, cut
tiags and seeding.
A Thank You" dinner for the
husbands of Geauga Hills Gar
den club members will be held
Saturday, Oct. II, at the Holden
Arboreatum. The gesture of gra-
titude is for the untiring efforts
of the husbands in aiding pre-
parations for the second annual
flower show.
Jimmy Kish and Orchestra
will perform at the West Geauga
p. T. A. Square Dance Saturday,
Oct. IL, at Jacobs Hall in Ches-
terland. Everyone is urged to
come to this dance. More infor-
nation can be obtained from
Gordon T. Henry at Park 9-7068.
The benefit dance for the Mu-
nson Fire Department, sponsor
ed by the Munson Mems Club
for Saturday, Oct. Is, is nearing
the final stages. The Turkey
Buffet is well in hand under
the direction of the committee
men: Walter Hirst, Birch Mat
thews, George Wagner, Mr.. &c.
haeffer, and Ken Ertell. # h e
dance will be held at the Barn
at Pebblebrook Country Club on
Heath Road. Added to the mu-
sic of j. Trevor Guys Dixie :
land Band will be special ent-
ertainment, prizes for costum-
es, (for those wearing theml
door prizes, and the buffet; all
for a donation of $500 per cou-
pie. This should be another big
success for the Munson F ir e
Department.
All Geauga County artists are
urged to join the Geauga Coun-
ty Artists Association. Informa-
ton may be obtained from Mrs,
Birch L. Matthews at Park 8,
7784. a~ r
October Is, at 8:15 pm. is the
date of the next meeting of the
Mems Club of Munson. T h
meeting will be at the B a S
Lake Road School. The speaker
for that evening will'be announc.
ed in the next issue.
BY MRS. JAMES RUCH
The Fowler's Mills Ladies Aid
is invited to be the guests of the
Senior Ladies Aid of the Char
don Pilgrim Christian church a.
l pm. October Is, at the home
of Mrs. Clara Bartlett on Soutf
st. The Fowler's Mills Aid viii
have charge of the program.
Mrs. Mary Corey of Chardor
gave a very interesting talk OF
The Sybols of the Bible. Wa!
enjoyed by the Ladies Aid Soc
iety, Thursday afternoon.
The Young Married People's
Sunday School class will have 6
box social at their party Satur
day evening at $50 at the chu
rch annex.
The community was Saddenet
by the death of Mr.. j. T. Mat
thewSon, who died last Wednes
day at the home of his daugh
ter, Mrs. Mills in Chardon.
We also extend our sympathy
to Mrs. Arthur Doan w h o s e
father, Mr.. w. G. Miller dice
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wolcot
were in Columbus the first o.
the week to attend the Kiwanis
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Carol
presented a pair of beautiful Ca
ndelabras to the church Sunday
in memory of Mrs. Emma Car,
roll. They were paid for by mo
ney given in place of flowers.
Guests In the L. E. Miller no,
me Friday evening were Mr..
and Mrs. r. E. Stamberger oi
East Cleveland. Mrs. Shaft OF
Chicago and MIR. and Mrs. r. A
!! Miller of South Euclid.