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Mrs. Bill Franklin
Honored With Shower
Mrs. James Sholtis and Mrs.
Robert Moore entertained Friday
evening, March 20, at the form
er's home in Mt. Ephraim with a
pink and blue shower in honor
of Mrs. Bill Franklin, nee Linda
Moore, and son. Allan.
Gifts were placed in a lovely
decorated bassinet. Contest prizes
were won by Mrs. Bud Rich ar
Mrs. Bill Caddock with the door
prize going to Mrs. Clarence
Moore. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostesses.
Guests present were Mrs.
Dwight Watson, Mrs. Clarence
Moore, Mrs. dud Rich, Anita
Lucas, Betty VanDvne, Mrs. Bill
Rich and children, Sandra Rich,
Carolyn Franklin, Mrs. Bill Cad
dock, Mrs. Gerald Snode and
daughter, Mrs. Elsie McDonnell,
Cledith Rossiter, Mrs. Donald
Franklin, Vickie and Debbie
Moore.
Mrs. Cleo Briggs Fetes
Friendly Neighbors Club
Members of the Friendly
Neighbors club met at the home
of Cleo Briggs for their March
meeting. The day was spent
quilting and sewing rug rags.
The club prize went to Winnie
Slater. The guessing prizes were
awarded to Doris Edwards and
Edna Garvin. Eleanore Briggs
won the guest prize.
Easter baskets were presented
to the children. At noon, a
delicious dinner was served to
Edith Chandler, Doris Edwards,
Edna Garvin, Kate Hale, Joanne
Hanson, Winnie Slater, Jessie
Swank, Wilma Waller, Mareeda
Willey, Blanche Woodford, Elea
nore Briggs, Polly Hanson,
Elaine Briggs, Pam and Doug
Edwards.
The April meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Doris Ed
wards.
ATTEND ANNIVERSARY
Mrs. Roy Clark, of Pleasant
City route 1, and daughter, Mrs.
Galen Ellison of Pleasant City,
attended the 50th wedding an
niversary, Sunday, of their cou
sin, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Davis
of Cambridge. Mrs. Davis was
the former Lura Hamilton and a
native of the Ava community.
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Former Young Couple
Announces Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rossiter, of
Caldwell route 1, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Hester Ann, to Lee Allen Gildow,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gil
dow, of Caldwell route 1.
Miss Rossiter is a 1956 grad
uate of Harriettsville high school
and is employed in Marietta.
Mr. Gildow graduated from
Harriettsville high school with
the class of 1953 and is employed
at Brickwede Furniture Co.,
Marietta.
Wedding plans are incomplete.
Presbyterian Circle
Meets In Harper Home
Members of Circle No. 2 of
the Presbyterian church met
Thursday at the home of Gert
rude Harper, West street. Mrs.
Mildred Eastman served as com
panion hostess.
The meeting was opened with
the Lord's Prayer by Twila Ball.
She also gave a reading on "The
Sureness Within," and a study
book on "Spirits Speak to the
Church." Mary Sanford gave a
studybook on "Our Community
Circles."
During the social hour, Mrs.
Harper read a humorous article.
"Get Yourself Cliniced."
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses to the following:
Twila Ball, Gertha Radclil'f,
Mary Radcliff, Bernice Mills,
Helen Harmon, Mary Sanford,
Esther Schafor, Anna Tilton and
one guest. Mary Springer.
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Clair Jay Murphy Is
Honored On Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Murphy
entertained last Wednesday
evening at their home on West
Main street in honor of the third
birthday of their son, Clair Jay.
Dinner guests were Mr. and
Mrs. William T. Johnson, of
Newcomerstown, Mr. and Mrs
Jack Johnson, the host, hostess
and honored one. A beautiful
decorated three tiered birthday
cake centered the table.
Additional guests in the even
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Johnson adn children, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Johnson and chil
dren, Bonnie and Gregg John
son. The honored one received
many nice gifts.
Wonder What Club Holds
Meeting At Barnharts
The March meeting of the
Wonder What club was held at
the home of Mrs. Alice Barnhart
with Edna Smith and Clark1!
Zimmerman as co-hostesses.
The project for the day wa
quilting and sewing rug rags. At
noon a ham dinner was served
to 18 members, three guests and
nine children.
The April meeting will be held
at the home of Greeten Wood
ford with Vesta McFarland and
Iva Stewart serving as co-host
esses.
Club prizes went to Vesta Mc
Farland, Guila Garvin and
Nellie Chandler. Wonder What
prizes were awarded to Hallie
Hughes, Edith Garvin and Gladys
Clark.
Members present included
Edna Boyd, Edna Brown, Nellie
Chandler, Gladys Clark, Minerva
Dutton, Allie Garvin, Edith Gar
vin, Esther Garvin, Guila Garvin,
Hallie Hughes, Vesta McFarland,
Esther Moore, Grace Radcliff,
Martha Reed, Greeten Woodford,
Alice Barnhart, Edna Smith and
Clarice Zimmerman.
Guests were Beulah Garvin,
Carrie Parcell and Clara Morris.
Children were Mike and Steve
Moore. Gary Smith, Sherry and
Karen Zimmerman, Joy Spriggs.
James Barnhart, Larry and
Brent Clark.
Four Corners Garden
Club Enjoys Meeting
Tiir March Hireling the
Dexter City Four Corners Gar
den club was held recently at
the home of Icel Hutcheson with
Eileen Hutcheson as co-hostess.
The president opened the meet
ing with a poem by Browning.
The roll call was answered by
"My First Bloom." Helen Ogle
gave an article on "Summer
Flowering Bulbs," Valeria Hut
cheson gave, "Bulbs on Home
Flower Garden." The flower ar
rangement for the meeting was
by Blanche Long and Ruth
Augenstein.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostesses to the
following: Bertha Hayes, Elva
Brown, Bess Patten, Grace Rob
inson, Lucy Kearns, Edith Mc
Farland, Valeria Hutcheson and
Blanche Long.
The next meeting will be in
April with Grace Robinson and
Beulah Pryor as co-hostesses.
Slides will be shown by Walter
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MR. AND MRS. ALBERT HAYES
WILL OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hayes will observe their golden wedd
ing anniversary Sunday, April 5, at their home in Dexter City.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes were married in Woodsfield on April 6,
1909. They went to house keeping in Middleburg where they
lived ior 11 years, then moved to Dexter City, where they have
lived for the past. 39 years.
To this marriage was born four children, Miss Almeta
Hayes, of Marietta Bernard R. Hayes, of Worthington Mrs.
Pearl Archer, of Westerville, and Mrs. Dorothy Rose, of Akron.
There are also four grandchildren. Mr. Hayes is a retired oil
driller.
At noon a family dinner will be held- with "open house"
being observed from 2:00 until 5:00 o'clock.
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The Ava Jolly Good Neighbors
met at the home of Margaret
Clark Wednesday, March 11, for
their regular monthly meeting.
At noon a delicious lunch was
served to ten members and two
guests, Louie Clark and daugh
ter, Peggy. The meeting opened
with the song, "In the Garden."
The 14th chapter of St. Mark
was read by Margaret Clark.
The meeting was then closed
with the Lord's Prayer in unison.
Contest prizes were won by
Gladys Dudley, Grace Bond and
Florence Gillespie.
There will be no meeting in
April. The next meeting will be
May 13 at the home of Lela
Stiers.
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Merrimakers Club Meets
At Kathleen Hupp Home
Kathleen Hupp was hostess
Wednesday evening to members
and guests of the Merrimakers
club. Amy Rucker and Mary
Fiye served as companion host
es. Mary Sanford, chairman,
was in charge of the business
ni'-eting.
Achievement Day was an
nounced for April 7 at the Cald
wt 11 Methodist church. Dinner
will be served at noon. Tickets
may be purchased from Mary
Sanford or Helen Pezzopane at
Si.25 a plate. A good attendance
i. desired.
Plans were also announced for
tiio tour of the Fenton Art Glass
('11. in Williamstown. W. Va., on
April 15. Anyone wishing to
i to be at the Methodist chuich
at 10:30-11:00 a. m. Transporta
tain will be furnished.
Immediately following the
meeting a delicious pot-luck din
iat was served to the following
I.la Keyser, Mary Richcreek
Kleanor Moore, Amy Rucker,
Mary Frye, Enid Woodford, Marv
lams. Ruth Davis, Gladys Sef
fens, Mary Secrest, Mary Young
Helen Pezzopane.
Irma Smith. Donnie Slater
i.Vrnice Marquis, Be.-sie String
I I a z e W o o o e e n a k
Florence Moore, Adaline Jor
dan, Nancy Rudge and daughter
.I'ssie Young, Kathryn Merry
Kilen Douglass, Mary Sanford
Virginia Doan. Kathleen Hupp
.nd Gloria Hatfield.
COUNTY YOUTH MEETING
The Noble county youth meet
ing will be held Saturday
March 28, at the Trinity Meth
list church, Byesville. The
meeting will begin at 7:30 p.
The youth group will present an
Faster program with special
hinging. The speaker will be
Rev. Fred Lemasters. Everyone
is invited.
TO CONDUCT SERVICES
Rev. John Thompson, Pleasant
City, will conduct daily devo
ions over W.I.L.E.. Cambridge at
1:45 a. m. beginning March 30
through the 4th of April. These
services are held under the
auspices of the Cambridge Min
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Mizpah Sunday School
Class Holds Meeting
The Mizpah Sunday school
class met Friday evening, March
20, in the First Methodist church
basement for their regular mon
thly meeting.
A lovely birthday cake, baked
by Mrs. Madelaine West, was
presented to Mrs. Nancy Rudge.
The business meeting was in
charge of Merle Barnhart at
which time the class decided to
have a bean and vegetable soup
supper in the church basement
on April 3 from 4:30 until 7:0Q
p. m. Prices for the tickets are
65c and 40s.
A delicious pot-luck din net
was enjoyed by the following
members: Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Barnhart and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Dana Caldwell and son, Dr.
and Mrs. J. B. Jenkins and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Orton Lantz, Dr.
and Mrs. Robert Rudge, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Searle, Rev. and
Mrs, E. Parker West and daugh
ters and Mabel Walters.
A very interesting program
was presented by the program
chairman, Mrs. Nancy Rudge.
The recreation was in charge of
Orton Lantz.
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available for public use. Miss
Hortense Gibson, librarian, spent
Tuesday afternoon at the South
ern Noble school, Dexter City,
assisting in classifying books in
the school librarv.
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Mr. And Mrs. E. F. Gi
Honored On Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Gill were
pleasantly surprised Saturday
evening. March 21 by friends and
neighbors on their 40th wedding
anniversary at their home on
Caldwell route 4.
Social diversions were enjoyed
during the evening. The honored
ones were presented with a beau
tiful clock and two lovely potted
plants. Delicious refreshments
were served to the following:
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. VanFleet,
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Whealdon,
Mr. and Mrs. Forest McKitrick,
Mr. and Mrs. Dack Blake, Mr
and Mrs. Bill Still, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Cox, Worl Thompson, Mary Poul
ton. Marie Kress, Mrs. Susie Dye
and Mrs. Happy Barnhart, all of
Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunt^
Mrs.
Mary Winl and Mrs. Bill King,
all of Zanesville.
.Worthwhile Class Holds
Its
Meeting Thursday
Eighteen members of the
Worthwhile class of the First
Church of Christ, North street,
met Thursday evening, March
19, in the church basement for
their regular monthly meeting.
The devotions were in charge
of Rolland Elliott. The president
presided at a short business
meeting. Several contests were
enjoyed by the group.
Delicious refreshments were
served by Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Weekley, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland
Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine
Way on the committee.
Caldwell wl C= T=U.
Holds March Meeting
The March meeting of the
Caldwell W.C.T.U. was held Fri
day afternoon in the home of
Mrs. Minnie Heddleson on West
street.
Mrs. Edna Racey, worship
leader, used as her theme, "The
Width of the Cross," and closed
with a poem, "Easter Prayer."
Lois Ziler also gave a very in
teresting poem. Mrs. Ola Shafer,
president, conducted the business
meeting.
New members reported in
cluded Clare Rummer, Vivian
Riddle, Helen Watson and
Madelaine West. It was an
nounced that gifts would be sent
to the Francis Willard and the
Lillian Stevens Funds.
Edna Tarleton, program lead
er, read, "There is a Green Hill
Far Away" Clara Beattey pres
ented, "Jesus, the Poor Man'":
Billa Patterson, "Indifference.
Lois Jennings gave a very in
spiration talk illustrating with
the use of the scene-o-felt board.
The meeting was closed with
the Lord's Prayer and the
Aaronic benediction in unison.
Delicious refreshments were ser
ved by Mrs. Heddleson.
Olive Homemakers Meet
At Rhea Elliott Home'
Mrs. Rhea Elliott was hostess
Wednesday, March 18, to mem
bers and guests of the Olive
Homemakers. The lesson of he
day was on Civil Defense and
the making of plastic spring
flowers which will be used
the decoration for the Achieve
ment Day to be held April 7
the Caldwell Methodist church.
At noon a delicious pot-liu k
lunch was served to the follow
ing members and guests: Opal
Weekley, Elsie Smith, Hat tie
VanFleet, Lail Gill. Ruth Mc
Kitrick, Lillian Still, Velma
Wickham, Goldie Laughlin, Rul\\
Merry, Nellie Merry and the
hostess.
Guests were: Ethel lams, Etta
Burrier, Juanita Ramsey, Pearl
Elliott, Verna Totten and Bessie
Stringer.
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David Lee Hanes, son of Mr.
and Mrs. David Hanes, of Sum
merfield, celebrated his first
birthday on Tuesday, March 24.
A dinner in honor of the occas
sion was held at the home of
the parents on Tuesday evening.
Present were Mrs. Bud Hanes
and son, Eddie, of Summerfield,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Long and
daughter, Jean Allen, of Cald
well, in addition to the parents
and the honored one.
East Union Ccuple
Observes Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Harold King, of
East Union, celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary Sunday,
March 22, at their home. The
couple received a nice gift from
the children and many lovely
cards from friends and relatives.
A family dinner was prepared
by Mrs. Connie Nichols and Mrs.
Sylvia Hannum. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dale
Nichols of Eas^L Union Gary
Feldner, Mr. and Mrs. Donnis
Hannum and son, Bobby, of Sar
ahsville route 1, Mr. and Mrs.
Fulton Cain and daughter, Kathy
of Caldwell, Mrs. Elva Nichols
and Linda Simes of Belle Valley,
Donna, Ruth, Marlene, Carroll,
James Dale and Ronald Edward
all of the home. Kermit King, of
Zanesville, was unable to be
present.
The dinner also honored the
birthday of Donald Dale Nichols
and Sylvia Hannum.
Thur»day, March 26, 1958
David Leslie Cater
Honored On Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cater, of
Sarahsville route, entertained
last Thursday evening with a
chicken dinner in honor of their
son, David Leslie on his second
birthday.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Smith, Mrs. Edna Arnold,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Larrick, Mrs.
Ella Belle Cater, Clyta Cater, the
host, hostess and the honored
one.
David Leslie received several
nice gifts.
Caldwell P~ T.~A.~Holds
Regular March Meeting
Tne regular monthly meeting
of the Caldwell P.T.A. was held
Monday, March 23, at 8:00
o'clock in the high school audi
torium with the president, Hope
Webster, presiding. Invocation
was given by Rev. Bankes of the
Church of Christ, Main street,
followed by the pledge of allegi
ance.
Glen Slay was appointed chair
man to take care of selling
and sweat shirts by the P.T.A.
Murl Thomas, chairman of the
nominating committee, reported
the election of officers for the
the next school year as follows:
President, Hope Webster first
vice-president, Natalie Dahood
second vice-president, Madelaine
West secretary, Evelyn Johnson
treasurer, Betty Larrick.
The banner for March was won
by the fourth grade class. The
theme for the meeting was,
"Let's Hear From Our V.I.P.'s,"
with Byron Steen as moderator.
Following the business meet
ing, refreshments were served to
all those attending.
Betty Jo Goodwill
Honored On Birthday
Betty Jo Goodwill, Elba, was
honored recently on her 13th
birthday with a party. She re
ceived many nice gifts. Games
and social diversions were en
joyed during the evening. Re
freshments were served by Mrs.
Ethel Hendershot to the follow
ing guests:
June and Joan Hesson, Wilma
and Wilda Jackson, Earl Swain,
Elvin Seevers, Darrel, Larry and
Benise Goodwill, Jackie Haas,
Melvin Close, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl
Goodwill, Rosemary and Gary
Goodwill.
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