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Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Form Bureau
ladies meet

The Ladies of the Farm
Bureau met on June 4 at the
City Hall in Lexington for
thu purpose of setting up
committees in preparation for
the annual Farm Bureau
meeting on August 9th.
Miss Mary Harpole, Hol-
mes County Home Demon
stration Agent, and Mrs. Lip,
sey, Secretary of the Farm
Bureau were present at the
meeting to assist with the
planning committees.
The following committees
were selected: Decorating;
Mrs. Nick Shelton and Mrs.
w. E. Hearn: Planning; Mrs,
Wilburn White and Mrs. Clo'
wer Johnson: Talent; Mrs.
Knox and Mrs. Estes
and the Overall Chairman is
Mrs. T. E.. Haffey.
The selection of miss
farm Bureau" will be made
as a part of the August 8tf
meeting and young ladies bet
ween the ages of II through
LIS, who are interested in be
coming contestants shoul6
contact one of the cOmmittet
members or the chairman.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13

Kay Clements was given in
the home of Mrs. C.. H. Blan-
ton, Jr., on Saturday, June
End.
Greeting the guests at the
door was Mrs. Roy Smith,
who presented them to Mrs.
Blanton, Mrs. l.. A. Clements,
Miss Kay Clements, Mrs. EN-
NETT McIlWain and Mrs. A.
b. Clements, grAndmothers
OF the bride, Mrs. H.. C.. John
son, ST., mother of the groom,
and Mrs. H. G.. Johnson, Jr.,
sister-in-ldW OF the groom.
Lovely pink and white gla-
.dioli interspersed with bridal
wreath filled a gold and white
umbrella stand just outside
the living room door. A white
milk glass bowl filled with
pink gladioli graced the man.
tel OF the living room, while
a crystal pitcher of pink and
white gladden. stood on a mar
BILE coffee table.
A white arch entertained
with ivy was placed behind a
table laden with gifts of Chi
ma, crystal and silver in the
brides chosen patterns. From
a pink nosegay in the center
of the arch Streamers of pink
and white ribbon flowed in
the shape of a large bell.
Tied to the steamers with
tiny bows were the gift cards.
A pink net cloth with nose
gays of delicate lavender ov-
erlaid the dining table. The
centerpiece was a silver can
dalabrum with pink candles
and ivy. Ivy and pink gladio-
Ii surrounded the punch
bowl.
The brides table, set with
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
THE PEOPLE OF HOLMES COUNTY:

Words are inadequate for me to express my sim
se thanks and appreciation for the great honor you
be bestowed upon me in nominating me your next
ancey Clerk.
can assure you will continue to do all within my
liver to preserve our great tradition. will serve you
the future as have in the past with courteous
b friendly service.
accept this great responsibility with humility and
deep appreciation Of the task ahead, but with my
ming and experience can meet the situations
|thout fear or doubt.
NV family joins me in saying THANK Q for
Is expression Of confidence you have placed in me.
Sincerely,
Elaine Ellington
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Parties honor
Miss Clements

Mrs. Foster McCullar en-
|tertained for Miss Kay Gle
|ments, bride-elect OF MI. Lee
|Thomas Johnson of Colum'
bus. Mississippi, with a "Bri'
de" luncheon in the McCullal
home on June 4th.
Twenty five guests were
received on the avn by the
host, Foster McCullar, Wher4
they were served a fruit ap'
petizer and then invited into
the house where the other
three courses were served.
Place cards were twin wed
ding bells. Each of the sever
tables were covered with q
white satin cloth and center
ed with a silver compete hold
ing a miniature bride and
groom. The brides table was
marked by a bride and groom
under an arch decorated with
tiny white flowers and baby
|gardenias. The decorated
!mantel formed a background
for the bride, her mother
Mrs. L. A. Clements, the
|groom's mother, Mrs. H. C
Johnson, ST., and his sister
Mrs. G. G.. Gideon.
White and green was pre-.
dominately used in decora.
tons throughout the three
rooms thrown open for the
Occasion. An arrangement OF
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Beth McWIIioms
is counselor
at Girls State

Miss Beth McWilliams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
w. P. McWilliams, is serving
as one of the counselors for
Girls State in Jackson this
week.
Miss McWilliams was vale.
dictorian of her class at the
close of school. She also scor.
ed the highest average OF
any student in high school
this year 1926. Among the
awards she won were the
Rotary Code of Ethics A
ward; the Masonic Award;
the Mathematics Award; the
English Award; and the AL
coholic Essay Award. She
was named OAR Good Citi'
zenship Girl and was award
ed a $4,000 scholarship to M.
S. c.. w. She was also a re-
preventative to girls state
last year.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Garden Club
holds meeting

The Castalian Street Car
den Club held it's annual pic.
mic on the lawn of Mr.. ano
Mrs. j. E. Brown, on Thurs
day, June 9th.
About seventy people OF
|Castalian Street gathered on
the lawn at $50 for a covered
dish picnic style supper.
The outgoing president,
Mrs. j. E. Brown, gave the
welcome. The Reverend Dur
|rell Makamson said Grace,
Special guests were Reve'
rend and Mrs. Makamsor
and daughter, Sheryl, REEVE
rend and Mrs. R. b. WATSON
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Linfield
With
luncheon Sat.

Mrs. Raford Watson enter
tanned with a luncheon Sat
urday at one, honoring Mrs.
Olivia Linfield of Gulfport,
who is visiting here.
The table was overlald with
a linen cutwork cloth and
cenuered with an arrange
ment of white and lavender
chrySanthemumS and pink
grapes. After the luncheon,
quests were invited into the
beautiful back yard by Mr..
Watson, where delicious wat
was served.
Out-of-town guests were
Mrs. C. r. Hughes and Miss
mora White, Drew; Mrs. W
IT. Harris, Flora; Mrs. Johr
Vallee, New Orleans, and
Mrs. B. F.. Harthcock, Thorn
LOlle
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13

magnolias was used in the
east end CT the living room.
A silver container with
white snap dragons, gladioli,
and bells of Ireland graced
the spinet piano.
After the other three cours.
es consisting of three layer
CONCEALED green and white
salad, parsley potatoes,
squash casserole, frozen
creamy whip and individual
cakes bearing the initials K
& l. with lilies of the valley
in between were served. The
game Of Bride" was played.
The prizes to the honoree
which consisted of an elect
ric hot logger, "Our We'd
ding" in miniature, a custard
set, place mats, barbecue set,
cannon bath set and a dainty
pink tea apron. The hostess
presented Miss Clements with
a piece of silver in her chosen
pattern, and a corsage made
OF tiny silver and white bells
and baby gardeniaS.
The honoree was beautiful
~ attired in a pure silk whip
ped cream crepe in shades of
blue and green with shoes
and purse of blue. Her hat
was a tiny pill box of lilies
OF the valley.
Mrs. Clements, mother of
the honoree, wore a white
linen sheath with black en-
broidery with a matching hat
of white flowers. Mrs. john
son, mother of the groom :
to-be, chose a black and white
two piece suit with a black
chiffon petal hat and black
accessories.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Bridal Party

Brs. E. C. Howard apd
Mrs. Walter Odom were hos
|tesses at a bridal party hon.
|oring Miss Kay Clements on
June 3 at 7:30 p. m. in the
home of Mrs. Howard. Also
sharing honors on this oc.
casion we're the bridal attend.
ants and tea girls.
Arrangements of pink glad.
ioli and Queen Anne's Lace
were used as decorations in
the living and dining rooms.
The coffee table held an ar
rangement Of white gladioli
and greenery, topped with a
miniature bride and groom
and had the White Testament
by the side.
Several games were played
and the lucky winners gave
their prizes to Miss Clements.
She received the traditional
Blue Garter, a gold charm
bracelet with the wedding and
and engagement rings on it.
Favors for this affair were
small white satin bags filled
with rice and on top were
wedding rings tied with pink
ribbon.
The hostesseS served de-
licious pink and white cream
and white cakes with pink
rosebuds on top and nuts.
Out-of-town visitors were
Miss Ellen Castlebenry of
Moorhead, Mrs. H. c. John
son, Sr., Mrs. M. A. Gideon
of Columbus, Miss.
Teo Shower
A tea shower honoring Miss
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
LANE Patton
With
birthday party

DR.. and Mrs. G.. E. Patton
honored their daughter, Jane
Reed, with a party on her
fifth birthday, on Friday,
May 31St.
The porch was decorated
with colorful balloons and
coloring books which were
later given as favorS to the
little friends present.
After playing many games,
the group was served ice
cream, bfrthdty cake and
cold drinks.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13

b.. and Mrs. Marion Alex.
'er Ousley announce the
agement and approaching
rriage of their daughter,
5 Marion Patricia Gus
to 1T. Raymond Pershing
sic, Jr., son of Mr.. and
&. Raymond Pershing Mas
of Ferndale, Maryland.
he bride elect, granddau-
If of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
ley of Goodman and Mrs.
.P. Boyette Of Paducah,
lucky and the late Mr..
Bite, was graduated from
hes Agricultural High
Dol in Goodman and Mis-
sppi Gulf Coast School of
mess in Gulfport. Until
|ntly she was employed
secretary at Radio Sta
4 WGCM and Cole Duncan
Zc in Gulfport.
! Massie, grandson of Mr..
Mrs. A. C. Massie of
zsville, Va. and Mrs. j.
Ter of Baltimore Md. and
late Mr.. Balcer, was
&uated from Appomatox
School in A~ppomatoX,
He was graduated as a
pguished Military Grad,
from Virginia Polytech
tute with a B. S. Degree
usineSs and Management
was the recipient of the
beth Award. While in col
he was a member o. the
&ty football team anC
elected to membership
nicrom Delta Kappa, Ma.
Honorary Leadership
rnity, Scabbard anc
|e, National Military
|rary Society and the
Bgram Club. The pro.
live bridegroom is with
8United States Air Force
presently stationed a
&all Air Force Base, Pa.
City, Florida.
] e wedding will be solem.
on Saturday, July u.
o'clock p. m. in the Good.
Methodist Church.
invitations to the wed.
are being mailed in
man. Friends of the
lie are invited to attend
ceremony and the re-
ION which will follow.
TEA
6s Ousley's Forthcoming
kiage was formally an
eed Wednesday, May 20
j elaborate tea given by
C.. l.. Clements, Mrs. S
win and Mrs. S. F. Aller
he Clements home.
ests were greeted at the
and presented to the
wing line by Mrs. Gwin
he receiving line were
Clements, the honoree
mother, Mrs. N. A. Gus.
and her grandmother.
T. A. Ousley.
announcement was
by Miss Kay Derrick
Irant presenting to each
a tiny brides marie
let tied with pink satir
n on which the names
and Patsy, were e.abos
in silver. Guests were
invited into the dining
by Miss Mary France!
the dining room the tes
was overlaid with
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Receives BaptiSmal

Thomas Everett Guest, Jr.,
four month old son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas E. Guest OF
I,aWrenceville, Ca, received
lthe sacrement of baptism al
the First Presbyterian Chur'
oh Wednesday afternoon al
Is O'Clock. The Rev. Fredrlck
|C. Fowler, III, church pas
tor. conducted the service
Mrs. Guest is the daughter
|of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer DAVIS
of Lexington.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13

N1Otll VI Po1C PlllN INV wv
pink taffeta, draped at the
corners with clusters of pink
roses and lily of the valley
held with pink satin ribbon.
Mrs. Bobby Engle, the for
mer Lynn Hall, served punch
from a silver punch bowl and
Miss Ellen Suddeth, Mrs.
Herbert McPhail, nee Sylvia
Newton, assisted Mrs. Allen
lin serving party sandwiches,
dainty cookies in pink and
white, pink minis and sailed
nuts.
AS guests were leaving they
were asked to register by
Miss Becky Derrick of Dur
ant, who presided over the
guest book. The white leather
guest book was a gift to Miss
Ousley from the hostesSes.
Beautiful arrangements of
pink roses and gladioli deco
rated the reception rooms of
the lovely home.
BRIDAL SHOWER
On last Tuesday afternoon,
Miss Patricia Ousley, bride
elect of 1t. Raymond Massie
of Ferndale, Maryland, was
honored with a bridal shower
i'm the home of Mrs. j. d.
Neaves, Mrs. E. B. Parker,
Mrs. c. w. torrance, and Mrs.
In. M. Branch were co-hostes-
ses with Mrs Neaves for the
lovely social event.
Many friends Of the hOnoree
called between the hours OF
1880 to 600 P. M. and were
greeted at the door by Mrs.
Parker. Receiving with Mrs,
Neaves were the bride-elect;
her mother, Mrs. M. A. Gus
ley, her sister, Miss Mary
Lou Ousley, also her mater
nal and paternal grandmoth'
ers, Mrs. l.. P. Boyette OF
Paducah, Ky, and Mrs. T.
A. Ousley of Goodman.
Mrs. Bobby Engle invited
guests into the dining room
where a color scheme of pale
yellow and white were used.
The refreshment table was
overlaid with a cloth of white
lace over pale yellow and
centered with a beautiful ar
arrangement of yellow ano
white flowers.
Mrs. Torrance poured cot
fee, and Mrs. l.. P. Hand as
sisted in serving of dainty
party sandwiches, cookies:
sailed nuts, and bite size
sugared pineapple which was
served on small picks in the
form of tiny gold swords.
Tea girls serving were
Misses Mary Evelyn Hand
and Candace Shelton, also
little Miss Wanda Taylor, who
will serve as Junior Brides
maid in the wedding.
Luxuriant bouquets of dab
liza in pastel shades and love
lily arrangements of roses
were effectively used throu'
ghout the reception rooms Of
the Neaves home.
Miss Ousley's corsage, g
gift of the hostesses was Of
feathered yellow NUNS anc
complimented the trousseal
dress of white lace which she
choSe for the occasion.
The hostesses' gift to the
honoree was a silver vege
table dish.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Infant Baptism

The rite of Holy Baptism
was administered to the two.
month old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Neill, Jr. at the
morning sArvice at the First
Presbyterian Church, sun
day. June 2, with the Rev
Frederick C.. Fowler, Ill OF
ficiating.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Becky Derrick
represents ALA

Miss Becky Derrick, daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Der
rick is representing the Anne
rscan Legion Auxiliary OF
Durant at Girls Skate in
Jackson this week.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
To Germany

Albert P. Shepherd, III of
Greenwood, left New YORK
Saturday by plane for Lon,
don, England, where he will
spend three weeks sight :
seeing before going to Mum
|ich, Germany, where he Will
atten/ school this summer.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Returns Home

IlOHlC
Mrs. B. S. Beall is at nome
again after an absence OF
several months. She was &C
companied by her daughter
and family, Lieutenant Colo
mel and Mrs. L. r. King, Jr,
alld, daughters, Sarah ana
|Tallulah of Knoxville, Tenn.t
whom she has been visiting
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Attend summer School

Coach and Mrs. Woodson
Earle and family left sun.
day for the University OF
Mississippi where he will at.
tend summer school.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
To Mexico

To Mexico
A congenial group leaving
lior a trip to Mexico on FRIDAY
will be Mr.. and Mrs. L.. n.
Paris and his brother and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Herr
man Paris and daughter,
Jean of Atlanta, Ga.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Attends Rotary Int.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene HeII'
Hmanman left Saturday Tor 81.
Louis where they will attend
the Rotary International con,
yention. They will speno
some time in the Ozarks on
the return trip tome.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Returns Home

Returns Home
Wyche Hooker returned
home Friday from a trip TO
New York following a mon
this stay in Washington serv'
ing as Page for Congress-
man Jamie WhittAn.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Weekend Guests

Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l
r. King this weekend were
their daughter, Mrs. j. d
Cochran, and granddaughter
Mrs. Ralph Brock and child
rem of Jackson.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
SpendS Leave

Spends Leave
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Far
mer have returned to Toms
River, N. J.. after spending
a nine-day leave with HIS
mother, Mrs. Mildred Far
mer,
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Visit Relatives

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Beall
were Sunday guests OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Pete Whitehead ano
other relatives in Winona
Sunday.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Ronored For Service

MI. H. H. Neill, Jr., re-
ceived a fifteen year SER
vice pin from the Southern
Ben Telephone Company at
a dinner at Carnaggio'S IN
Greenwood last week.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Visits Daughter

Visits Daughter
Mrs. Jesse Hansbrough OF
lCarrollton, was a house guest
Iof her daughter and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. NELL ano
children the past week.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Cnapdc Vacation Here

Miss Eve Blake of MisslS'
lsippi State University is
spending the time between
lsemesterS with her mother,
| Mrs. M. E. Blake.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Visits Parents

NlSltS dICHtS
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Thomas Guest
of Lawrenceville, Ga, spent
several days the past week
with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Davis.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Attends Summer School

Miss Gloria Powell left the
past week for the University
OF Mississippi, where she Will
attend summer school.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
From Jackson

Mrs. Dan McCullen OF jack
son and children visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
nest Rathell the past week.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Visiting Grandparents

Visiting Oii.o
Priced guests in the nome
OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Ernest Ratn-
ell are their grandchildren
Paul, Beth, and Susan NC
Cain of LAGRANGE, Ga, Wnlle
their parents, Mr.. ana MIS-.
Charles Mccain are attending
the Rotary international Con-
vention in ST. Louis.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Mm4@zl&|zz
MRS Movme Hooker, phone Ola

To Cleveland
Mrs. Tom Shepherd is visit
ing in the home of her Sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. H. II. Ell
more in Cleveland, who is on
the sick list.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Mrs. Moyme he
Sunday Visitors

Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Malone on Sunday were
mrs. Lizzie Snipp of Broz'
vile and Mr.. and Mrs. FER
cy Rotnfus OF Collins
sippi.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
From Texas

Mr.. Sam Betron of Hous'
ton, Texas was a FRIDAY
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b.
Barrett.
Holmes County herald., 1963-06-13
Visitor Here

Miss Nell Ross OF Lewis
burg was a visitor OF MISS
Edna Annelle Cade.
The Republican., 1963-10-17

land, failing TO grant RIGHT Of way.
forfeited collateral Of $40
Robert Da'c Adkins. Jane Low.
W Va, improper passing. forfeited
collateral Of $40
Gail Patrick Skipper, Oakland,
speed too great for road conditions,
entered plea Of guilty, fined $40
and costs.
James Bryan swicr, Mt Lake
Park. pleaded not guilty to a
charge of stopping, Standing or
parking on highway, but was found
guilty and fined $40 and costs.
Nellie Belle Lewis, Mt Lake
Park, pleaded not guilty to a
charge Of failing to give proper
signal before turning but was found
guilty A fine of $40 and costs we're
suspended.
James Earl Sebold. Oakland,
pleaded not guilty TO charge of
improper passing when way ahead
was not clear but was found gull
ty. A fine Of $40 and costs were
suspended.
Floyd Taylor Arnold. Oakland
operating motor vehicle with cX-
pircd repistration hermit forfeited
The Republican., 1963-10-17
2l Persons Apprehended
For Motor Law Violations

TWcnty-onc persons were apprc-
hcndec IN recent days for alleged
vio ations Of the Motor Vehicle
regulations. They were listed in
the files Of the Trial Magistrate,
Robert NJ Naroncy, as follows, and
IN each case where there are fines
The COSTS are added.
Lucille G. Shobc, Hopomont, W.
Va, operating without, a license in
her possession. forfeited collateral
of 81.
James Carlton limbaugh, Oak
land, exceeding 50 miles per hour,
forfeited collateral of $40. others
charged with The same offcnsc: Jo-
anne l.. Wilson Stow, Ohio for
feitcd collateral of $l2: Rex Allen
DeCost. Cleveland O., forfeited
co lateral of 5i0 IImland Eugene
Rcam Jr. Oakland entered plea
Of not guilty but was found guilty
and fined S25 and costs: James
Arthur krcycnbuhl, Deer Park. for
feited collateral of SIS.
Two were charged with exceed
ing 50 miles per hour in a restricted
zone Marie Z. Wclton, Moorcfie!d,
W Va, forfeited collateral Of Sl2;
Guy William Fazenbaker. Grants
vile. forfeited collateral of SIP.
Vera Carmelita Herman. Deer
Park operating with registration
plates issued to another motor We
hicle forfeited collateral Of SO
Joseph Robert Gregory, Oakland
pleaded guilty to having expired
operators license. fined $40, fine
and costs suspended.
Henry Cromwell Real, Gormania
operating with tags issued to an
other vehicle forfeited collateral
of $40.
Myrtle Irene Humbcrson. Oak
The Republican., 1963-10-17
COVE

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert OcstCr an
nouncc the birth of their second
child and first daughter on Satur-
day. October -, at the McYcrsdalc
Community hospital Mrs. Ocstcr
is the former Miss Aquila Mac
Richter daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Richter The patcrnal grand
parents are Nh and Mrs Adam
OCstCr.
Miss Shirley Ann Jobcs and Har-
old Colean, both of Mt Braddock.
Pa. were married at the parsonage
on Friday evening by Rev. A. NJ.
Rickcr. Witnesses were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Harman Oakland
David Hockman, tWo-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs Dick Hockman.
Newark o. passed away during
the night last Tuesday. Funeral
services we're conducted on Satur-
day morning, October y. at New
ark. The paternal grandparents,
Mir. and Mrs. Harry Hickman spent
several days with them and at
tended the funeral
The Cove Chapter FLA recently
The Republican., 1963-10-17

Won lirst place in the regional land
judging contest which was held at
Bittin9cr The winning team con
sisted of Gary Guard. Craig Rush,
Henry Oestcr. Carroll Hanit and
Ronald UcZ will represent the
area al College Park next spring
in a state contest.
David Bickcr son of Rev and
Mrs a NJ Bickcr, has enlisted in
the air force for fom-ycar period.
He has gone to Lakeland AFB San
Antonio Texas, where he will un-
dcrgo basic training
MIR. and Mrs Elmer Kolb. Acct
dent, entertained with birthday
dinner on Sunday to honor Mrs.
Mclchoir Kolb on her 83rd birth
day anniversary Guests included
MIR and Mrs Vernon Ollie and
Mrs Dorothy Eichelberger, Pitts
burgh, Mr. and Mrs MClchoir
Kolb. Accident: and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Marroff.
Mir and Mrs Wayne Collier and
children spent Sunday with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Richter
and family, Grantsville, and at
tended the 50th anniversary cclc-
bration Of Christ Lutheran church
there.
The Ladies Aid society of St
Johns Lutheran church. met on
Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs Everett Fike Confluence.
Mrs Bertha Miller, Greenvillc, Pa;
Mrs Margaret Glover. Akron, O."
and Mrs. Walter Hanft were guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Margroff
entertained the Young Peoples S
society of St Johns Lutheran
church, Missouri synod, to hay
ride on Friday evening A luncheon
was then served to the members
and their guests at the church
basement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Butler are
spending several days vacation
in South Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira FrazeC spent
the weekend with their son,
Charles Schroyer and Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Cuppalo and family in AlcXan-
dria, Va
Sunday overnight guests OF Bert
Griffith and son and Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Thomas and daughter
were Mr.. and Mrs Ray Griffith,
Akron.
Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. George HetZ were Mrs
Mabel Clark and son, Grantsvillc.
and Mr.. and Mrs Henry Glass.
Friday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Richter and daughter
wore MRS. Bertha Miller Green
vile, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Bach
and daughter and Mrs Maize
Ringer. Accident Sunday afternoon
visitors were Mr.. and Mrs Emcr-
son Fralee and daughters, Oak
land
GIr. and Mrs. William Hanft Mrs
Alberta Hauft and Mrs Robert
P2sA spent Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. John Friend, Acosta, Pa.
Nir and Mrs. Lawrence Solby
we're Sunday afternoon visitors Of
Air. and Mrs william Mitchell and
Mn. and Mrs John Wade Humber
SON. Glade FERNS, WI Va
Saturday afternoon visitors Of
Nh. ard Mrs. Woodrow Friend and
family were Miss Anita Hanlt of
YOUNGSTOWN O.: Nr. and Mrs Har-
The Republican., 1963-10-17
Birthday Party Held

A birthday party was given in
honor Of Kathy Lipscomb's 9th
birthday by her parents MI and
Mrs. James Lipscomb. NindcX, on
Friday. October 1lth at her home
Attending we're Bruce, Michael
Skippy and Gary Taskcr, Sherry
and Carlton Foy, Carol and Roy
Lipscomb, Deborah. Sandra, sam
my and Johnny Wilt, Garry and
Rita Sweitzcr, Richard and Gym
thia Sharpless, Linda Rigglcman.
Brenda McRobie Mrs Leo Taskcr.
Dale Lipscomb, Newton McRobie
and Mrs. Avis Wilt Games were
played and refreshments were
served.