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Miss Nancy Secrest Completes Plans
For Marriage To Dr. Robert S. Rudge
Ail open thuun" ceremony at 2.jo o'clock Sunday afternoon,
January 13. in the Caldwell First Methodist church will unite in
marriage Mis/ Nancy Secrest and Dr. Robert S. Rudge. both of
Caldwell. The Rev. Floyd R. Gaugler will officiate at the double
ring ceremony.
Pvt. Donald E. Bates
Weds Miss Holland
In Zanesville Church
The bride, escorted to the altar
and given in marriage by her
father, wore a lace and net gown.
The bodice of lace extended into
a lace peplum, and the full net
skirt was enhanced with appli
ques of the lace motif, and
swept into a chapel-length train.
Drapings of net formed a sweet
heart neckline. She wore a veil
of illusion caught to a lace tiara
embroidered with seed pearls
and rhinestones, and carried a
white prayer book topped with a
single red poinsettia md green
ery.
Miss Sally Davis was maid ol
honor. She wore a gown of cotil
lion blue lace and net with lace
bodice and peplum and sweet
heart neckline. She wore a head
dress of light blue velvet leave.*
scattered with rhinestones and
carried a colonial bouquet ol
blue carnations.
-Miss Shirley Iioldren. the
bridesmaid, also wore cot illicit
blue lace and net, fashioned with
scoop neckline, full skirt and
short sleeves. Her bouquet was
of blue carnations.
Richard J. Reinhart, of Canton,
was best man and the guests
were seated by Donald Owens
and Robert Pen
Mrs. Bates attended Bishop Du
Bourg high school in St. Louis,
Mo., and was graduated from
Zanesville high school. She at
tended Meredith Business college
and has been employed as a
clerk at the General Electric
company.
Pvt. Bates, a graduate of Cald
well high school and Ohio State
University, was attending pre
medical school at OSIJ prior to
his induction into the Army.
New And Different Club
Enjoys Holiday Dinner
The New and Different club
had their annual December
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Goldie Foster near Sharon on
Wednesday".
The day was spent piecing
quilt blocks, sewing rug rags
and binding- a quilt. At noon a
pot luck dinner was enjoyed. In
the afternoon, contests were held
with Ethel lams winning club
prize: Jean Ramsey the guest
prize and Doris Smith, the v.uo-.s
ing prize. A Christmas exchangt
was also enjoyed and secret
sisters were revealed
Those who attended tin- meet
ing were Ruth Walters, Ruth
Wiley, Blanche Burlingame,
Louise Walters, Edna Foraker.
Ruth Zimmerman. Violet Brown.
Etta Burlier. Lura Ramage,
Geneva Foraker. Emma Foraker,
Kthel lams, Jeanette Lowers,
Clarice Mendenhall. Jean Ram
sey and Doris Smith, in addition
to a number of children.
The January meeting of this
group will be held at the home
of Ruth Wiley on Jan. 31.
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Miss Secrest has completed her wedding plans by naming her
attendants. Miss Joan Uhl. of
Columbus, will be maid of
honor. Bridesmaid will be Miss
gal el Jodiiiie HoiiiUid,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mack
E. Holland, of Zanesville. ex
change nuptial vows with Pvt.
Donald E. Bates, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Bates, of Caldwell
route 1, Saturday morning,
December 29 in St. Thomas
Catholic church, Zanesville.
Arrangements of red poin
settias adorned the altar where
the double ring ceremony was
performed by the Rev. S. A.
Rosetti. The nuptial music was
presented by John Guinsler,
vocalist and Miss Margaret
Dennis, organist.
s
iKrth of Co­
lumbus.
Assistants at tlu- brenkfast
•which was served following the
ceremony in the St. Thomas
school hall were Miss Eileen
Merriam, Mrs. M. Fulks, and
Mrs. R. El lie a reception war
held, in th fkol hall in. th*
afternoon.
Betty Miley. cousin of the bride
elect, of Pleasant City. Flower
girls will be Evelyn and Janet
Powell, of Mt. Ephraim, also
cousins of the bride-elect.
Dr. Carl Baker, of McConnels
ville. will be best man and ushers
will be Dr. William Jones, of
Columbiana Dr. Wilbert Briggs,
of Barnesville: Dr. Richard Stang
of Bellelontaine, and Bruce Van
Fossen, of East Palestine. Dar
rell Secrest, brother of the bride
elect, will serve as junior usher.
A half-hour of nuptial music
will precede the ceremony with
James Carter, organist and Mrs.
Paul McVay, soloist.
Following the ceremony, there
will be a reception in the church
dining room for the bridal party
and invited guests. Mrs. Byron
Steen, who will serve as senior
hostess, will be assisted by Mrs.
Gavle Scott (nee Joan Aeklev),
Miss Lois Johnson. Mrs. Fred
Bo usher, all ol' Columbus, and
Miss Terri Pruett, of McConnels
ville.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of Noble County Superintendent
of Schools and Mrs. H. C. Secrest
and Dr. Rudge is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Rudge, of
Zanesville.
The parents of the prospective
bridegroom will be hosts at a
rehearsal dinner at Ogle's Maple
Shade Inn on Saturday evening,
January 12.
Belle Valley Legion
And Auxiliary Host
At Community Party
Approximately 160 members
and guests were in attendance
at the annual Christmas party
sponsored recently by the Belle
Valley American Legion Post
and Auxiliary for all of the chil
dren in the community. The
party wtts held in the Legion
hall.
Features of the evening were
a movie and a visit from Santa
Claus. Delicious refreshments
were served from attractively
decorated tables which carried
out the Christmas motif.
Family Dinner Honors
Birthday Anniversary'
tyr. and Mrs. Dallas Paisley,
of Caldwell route, entertained
recently with a surprise dinner
honoring the HOth birthday an
niversary of Mrs Fva Gerst.
The dining table was attrac
tively arranged with a large
decorated cake featured in the
center. Covers were1 laid for the
following: Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Wiley and daughter, Kathryn
Ann, of Caldwell Mr. and Mrs.
Ephrem Gerst and daughters,
Delores and Janet, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Streatter and son. Allen,
Mr. and Mrs. William Knight and
daughters, Machele and Dyshra.
Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Gerst and
children. Janice, Janine and
Jeffrey. Charles Alden and
Richard Loveall, all of Zanes
ville.
Anges Gerst and Donald Noll
of Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Noll and son, Dale, of Glandorf
Mrs. John Schiminoler of Van
Wert, the honored one and the
bust and hostess.
Mendenhalls Honored
With Dinner, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Mendenhall
of Canton, formerly of Caldwell,
were honored Sunday, Decem
ber 30 with a dinner in observ
ance of their 42nd wedding an
niversary in the home of their
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Muhlbach.
Those attending included: Miss
Terry Foster. Karl Mendenhall.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stewart and
children, Billie, Sheree and
Dickie Joe, Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Davis and sons. Buddy and
Rusty, the honored ones and the
host and hostess and son, Nelson.
Here's wishing a very happy
1957 to all of you who have
done so much to make our
1956 successful. May your
New Year abound in good
health, good fortune and sat
isfying achievement. If we
may add a wish for ourselves,
it is that we shall have many
new opportunities to serve
you in 1957 and that
we shall in every way prove
worthy of your continued con
fidence.
R. B. DeLONG
GRANGE MUTUAL
Local Resident's Granddaughter Weds
MRS. JAMES STUART TUBBS
Miss Carmen Ann Creamer became the bride of Mr. James
Stuait Tubbs on Saturday at 2:30 p. m. The ceremony was per
foimed by Di. John D. Dickhaut in the home of the bride's par
ents. on their 22nd wedding anniversary. Christmas and bridal
motifs were carried out in mante
The bride is the daughter of
Creamer, formerly of Summer
field. Mr. Tubbs is the son of
Mrs. Kenneth F. Tubbs, Colum
bus, and the late Mr. Kenneth
Tubbs.
The bride was given mar
riage by her father. She wore
a ballerina length gown of white
taffeta, designed along princess
lines. Alencon lace fashioned the
yoke, edging the low, round
neckline. A lace and pearl cap
held her fingertip veil of illusion.
She carried a cascade of roses
and. holly.
Miss Sue Ellen Creamer, ,ster
of the bride, was maid of honor.
She was dressed in red velvet
designed on princess lines, with
a low round neck and bracelet
length sleeves. She carried a
bouquet of white roses and
holly.
Mr. Richard Van Atta was
best man. Seating the guests was
Mr. Robert Tubbs, brother of
the bridegioom.
A reception
o o w e e
ceremony.
For her daughters marriage,
Mrs. Creamer chose a dress of
blue wool with white accessories
and a while orchid corsage. Mrs.
Tubbs chose ji dress of cham
pagne crepe with matching
accessories, and a corsage of
brown and green cymbidium
orchids.
The bride is a graduate of
Grandview Heights high school,
attended Ohio Wesley an Univer
sity and is a December graduate
of Ohio State University. She
is a member of Delta Gamma
Sorority and Phi Upsilon Omi
eron and is now a kindergarten
teacher in the Upper Arlington
public schools.
Mr. Tubbs is a graduate of
North high school and served
for four years as a hospital
corpsman in the Navy. He at
tended Ohio State University and
is with the D.T. and C., Inc.
They will reside in their new
home tit 298 Circle Dr., Hilliard,
Ohio.
The new Mrs. Tubbs is the
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred H. Bode, of Summerfield.
Regan's Chapel W.S.C.S.
Meets In Higgen's Home
The regular
i n i i n
of the
Regan's Chapel W.S.C.S. ol Ilos
kinsville, was held recently in
the home of Mprgaret liiggens.
Nellie Thomas led the devo
tional service followed by group
singing and a number of read
ings which were given by the
members.
A short business session was
conducted by the president,
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess and a gift
exchange was enjoyed.
Attending were Jane Mclvee.
Ola Teters, Eunice Coyle, Betty
Harmon, Hazel Dudley, Nellie
Thomas, Evie Secrest, Margaret
McFerren, Esther Secrest, Mar
lene Teters and Jr.net Secrest.
MARRIAGE PERMITS
Two marriage permits were
issued in neighboring counties
iast week to Noble county resi
dents. They were Donald Bates,
23, of Caldwell route 1, and
Margaret Holland, 19, of Zanes
ville: Richard W. McNabb,
farmer, -of Coal Run and Mane
Biedenbach, of Waterford.
ENJOYED VISIT
Mrs. Gertrude Hamilton and
Frances Taylor returned to their
homes Sunday from Arlington
Heights. 111., after vihiting with
their son and brother,' Major
James Hamilton and family.
Major Hamilton was transferred
New Year's day to Colorado
Springs, Colo., where he will
command "a guided missile unit.
THE JOURNAL, CALDWELL. OHIO
and fireplace arrangements.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jefferson
Patty Ann Robey
Honored At Party
The honored one was presented
with a number of nice gifts in
cluding a gift from Bill Merry
who was unable to attend.
Those present were Donnie
Moore, Sharon Brandon, Kar$m
Brandon. Cindy Landaker, Bar
bara Fowler, Susie Teters. Susie
Clark, Betty Jane Long, Doug
las Brandon and the honored
one.
Ava W. C. T. U. Meeis
For Christmas Party
The December im-et ing and
the annual Christmas party of
the Ava W.C.T.U. was held last
Friday evening in the home of
the president, Mrs. Margaret
Clark with 37 members and
guests present.
The meeting opened with
group singing of Christmas carols
with Mary Trenner at the piano.
Prayer was led by Mary Wood
and the scripture reading was
given by Gladys Dudley. Mrs.
Clark read a number of interest
ing articles from the Union
Signal. Alice Phelps, local di
rector of Armed Services, report
ed that 89 boxes of cookies and
candy had been sent by the
group to the Chillicothe and
Dayton veteran hospitals and
also gifts were sent to the San
dusky hospital.
The January meeting will be
held in Jfoe home ol Faye
Rayner.
During the social hour, 14
baskets were prepared for shut
ins. Santa Claus was a feature
of the evening and presented
gifts to those attending. Delicious
refreshments were served by The
hostess who was assisted by
Betty Clark and Faye Rayntr.
Macksburg Merrymaids
Hold December Meeting
The December meeting of the
Macksburg Merrymaids 4-H club
was held last week in the home
of Marilyn McAtee.
Games were played and a
Christmas gilt exchangfe was
held.
Delicious refreshments were
served to the following members.
Marilyn McAtee, Marilyn Wat
son, Sonja Hartshorne. Wilda
and Wilma Jackson, Sandra
Bates, Donna Rowlands, Judy
and Joyce McAtee. Linda Jeffery
and Frances Rowlands.
Three club advisors were also
in attendance. They were Mrs.
Rita McAtee. Mrs. Virginia
Frew and Mrs. Sarah McAtee.
The next regular meeting will
be held March 5, 1957, beginning
at 6:30 p. m. at the home of
Frances Rowlands.
CONTEST WINNER
Paul J. Biedenbach, of route 1,
Summerfield, has been awarded
a ten-dollar certificate from
Aldens, Inc., Chicago, 111., as a
winner in the recent nation-wide
•"Name the Tire" contest.
Sandra King Bride
Of Ronald Reed In
Richmond, Indiana
QoWwcd Society
Mrs. Robert Robey entertained
Saturday afternoon, December 29
with a party between the hours
of two and four, honoring her
daughter. Patty Ann. who was
observing her sixth birthday
anniversary.""""
The afternoon was spent in
games and delightful refresh
ments were served.
Miss Sandra King, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis King, of
Uyesville, and Ronald Reed, son
"f Mr. and Mrs. Dean A. Reed,
Caldwell, were united in mar
riage December 26 at Richmond,
Indiana.
Rev. Goris officiated at the
ouble ring ceremony. Miss Mary
1'Ou Reed, sister of the groom
and Kenny Gibson were the only
attendants.
The bride attended Byesville
nigh school. Mr. Reed was grad
uated from Caldwell high school
nd is employed with Com
mercial Fuel of Dexter City.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed are residing
in Caldwell.
Legion Auxiliaiy Of
Belle Valley Meets
1 fie Belle Valley American
legion Auxiliary held their an
nual Christmas party and pot
hick recently in the Legion hall.
Following the dinner games
ere enjoyed and a gift exchange
was held. The hall was attrac
tively decorated in the holiday
theme.
Those present were Marie
Reidy, Margaret Duffalo, Joseph
ine Hrinko, Opal McCune, Arlene
Mizik, Eileen Serdy, Helen Mizik,
Leona Hrinko, Mary Svercek,
Feme Carnes, Lillian Zeleznik,
Mildred Yonker, Eileen Miller,
Dorothy Hannum, Jean Lori,
Jane Dovenbarger, Marguerite
Hannum, Josephine* Wargo, Inez
Hannum, Kitty Petry, Pearl
Craft, Faye Boyd, Alberta Mai
lett, Helen Cartell, Dorothy
Caldwell and Gladys Hill.
O N E 9 8
Christmas Party Held
By Friendly Neighbors
The Friendly Neighbors club
of the Keithtown community re
cently held their annual Christ
mas party at the grange hall.
A highlight of the evening was
a dinner which was enjoyed by
the following members and their
families: Mareeda Willey', Jessie
Swank, Cleo Waller, Nellie
Chandler and sons, Phil and
Stevie, Mr. and Mrs. Duke
Hughes, Kate Hale, Mr. and Mrs.
Dannie Slater, Olive Chand
ler, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Foraker
and son, Timmie, Wilma Waller,
Jeanette Waller, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Mitchell and son, Ronnie.
Edna Garvin, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronnie Garvin, Edith Chandler,
Betty Teeters and daughters,
Nancy and Judy, Ruth Craig,
Johnnie Craig, Mr. and. Mrs.
I?ick Briggs, Gene Briggs, Mr.
tand Mrs. Walter Morris, Gene
Morris, R. B. Morris, Blanche
Woodford and Joanne Hanson.
A Christmas gift exchange was
held writh secret sisters being
revealed. Plans were made for
the next meeting which will be
held January 24 at the home of
Cleo Briggs. Election of officers
for the ensuing year will be heid
at this meeting.
Caldwell W. t. T~U.
Meets Friday Evening
All.-.. Minnie iieddleson was
hostess Friday afternoon at her
home on West street to members
of the Caldwell W.C.T.U.
Group singing was enjoyed
with Iva Guiler at the piano,
followed by prayer by Lois Jen
nings. The worship service was
led by Lois Ziler.
Ola Shafer, president, con
ducted the business meeting ?t
which time the following local
directors were named: Bilia Pat
terson, christian citizenship and
legislation Ruth Johnson, child
welfare Elizabeth Ball, flower
mission and relief Opal Ullman,
armed services Lois Jennings,
spiritual life and Lois Ziler,
publicity.
An interesting program plan
ned by Mrs. Patterson was pre
sented. Interesting articles were
given by Mrs. Guiler. Mrs. Ball,
Mrs. Heddleson. Mrs. Patterson,
Mrs. Jennings and Mrs. Shafer.
Light refrehments were served
by the hostess.
Forest Grove Group
Will Meet On Jan. 9
January meeting of the Forest
Grove Home Demonstration club
will be held at the home of Mil
dred Piekenpaugh, Wednesday,
Jan. 9. Project for the day will
be finishing sewing boxes, mak
ing aluminum trays and any
other project which has not yet
been completed. There will be
a sack lunch.
December meeting of this club
was held at the home of Ethel
lams. Following work on their
sewing box project, they enjoyed
a gift exchange with the follow
ing members present: Jeanette
Lowers, Mae Gardner, Chloe
Long, Mildred Piekenpaugh,
Lura Ramage, Etta Burrier,
Goldie Foster, Genevieve For
aker, Wilma and Jean W*U*r
and the hostess.
Betrothed
MISS MARGARET ICKES
Mr. and Mis. Edw. Ickes, of
Caldwell, are announcing the
engagement of their daughter,
Margaret Ann to George Morgar
eidge, son of Mrs. Mary Morgar
eidge, of Caldwell, and the late
Forrest Morgareidge.
The bride-elect is a 1955 grad
uate of Caldwell high school and
is employed ®,. the^office of the
Cozier Container Corp. in Cald
well.
Mr. Morgareidge, a 1951 grad
uate of Caldwell high school, is
employed at Barnhart's and has
served four years in the U. S.
Navy.
Wedding plans are incomplete,
however an early spring wedding
is planned.
RELIGIOUS MOVIE
"Call of the Navajo" a religious
movie will be shown at the Cald
well Free Methodist church, on
Thursday evening, Jan. 3, begin
ning at 8:00 o'clock. This movie
is in color and the public is
invited.
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(OATS
ALL LADIES'
WINTER SLEEP WEAR
Grand Installation Held Thursday
For New Amazon Chanter Officers
Patricia Stevenson, Martha
i'atricia Parks Electa Martha
McKibben, warder and Maurice
Colley, sentinel.
Assisting the grand installing
officer were installing marshalls.
Opal Brumbach and Ruth Evil
sizer installing chaplain, Freda
Robinson installing conductress,
Bernice Semon installing secre
tary, Willis Hupp installing
warder, Lulu McDonald instal
ling sentinel, Willis McDonald
and installing organist, Mildred
Hickman.
The chapter room was decorat
ed with Christmas greenery and
colored lights with 130 members
and guests present including
Elizabeth Frisbee of Cumber
land, who is the deputy grand
matron of the 15th district. Visit
ing matrons and patrons were
also present from Macksburg,
Cumberland and Beverly.
During the recession, a med
ley of carols was presented by
John T. Kirchner, Lawrence
Nichols, Byron Steen, Faye
Hayes, Mary Secrest, Susabelle
McVay and Elsie Kirchner with
Nelle Startzman as accompanist.
When Mrs. Harper was instal
led as worthy matron for the
Gray'* JANUARY
CLEARANCE
Starts Friday, Jan. 4
Real Values At Their Regular Prices Now
Exceptional Values At Their Reduced Prices!
S A V E
to
O N A I E S
SUITS
COATS
DRESSES
INFANTS' and CHILDREN'S
AND
SPECIAL GROUP OF LADIES' SKIRTS,
SWEATERS AND BLOUSES REDUCED!
MANY OTHER ITEMS THROUGHOUT THE STORi
INCLUDING LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR.
GREATLY REDUCED!
All Sales Final No Approvals No Exchanges
Thursday, January 3,195?
Grand installation for new officers of Amazon chapter, No. 3(L
rder of Eastern Star, was held Thursday evening at the Masonic
lemple with Mrs. Roberta Mindling of Beverly, past grand matron
Ohio, as the installing officer.
Elective and appointive officers installed at this meeting in
Ciuded: Gertrude Harper, worthy matron Walter H. Brown worthv
matron Walter H. Brown,
worthy patron Rama Steen,
•.soeiate matron Byron Steen,
ssociate patron Mary Hanes,
ecretary Thelma Rice, treas
urer Mary Lois Colley, conduct
ress Geraldine Martin, associate
conductress Helen Harmon,
chaplain Jessie Moore, marshall
Nelle Startzman, organist Ruth
Winberg Ada Lois Kirchner,
Kuth Roberta Daugherty, Esth­
coming year, Mrs. Susabelle Mc
Vay favored with the vocal selec
tion, "A Prayer For You".
A past* matron pin was pre
sented to Mrs. Helen Harmon,
outgoing officer and a past
patron pin to Halleck C. Secrest.
Mrs. Harper announced that
Willis Hupp would serve as
prompter for the year and the
pages would be Margaret
Brienza, Eleanor Hayes, Joleat
Clark and Margaret Archer.
Mothers Club Of
Belle Valley Meets
The December meeting of the
Belle Valley Mothers club was
recently held in ths gracfe
school building with Mils.
Josephine Wargo, president in
charge.
Election of officers for the
ensuing year was held with the
following being elected: presi
dent, Irene DeVolld vice presi
dent. Josephine Wargo secre
tary, Mary Svercek assistant
secretary, Lucy Feldner and
treasurer, Carrie Worthington.
A delicious pot luck dinner
was enjoyed during the social
hour and a gift exchange was
held.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday, January 30 at. 7:30
p. m. in the grade school build
ing.
Members present were Carrie
Worthington, Josephine Wargo,
Mary Svercek. Lucy Feldner,
Elizabeth Buckey, Irene DeVolld
and Margaret McFerren.
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