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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1950 of Interest tO WOMEN Thankoffering Program At U. B. Church The annual Thankoffering Program of the Women's Society of World Service and the Christian Service Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren church will be held at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Earl J.

Bender will preside at the service which has been arranged by Mrs. LaPlante. Following the program a fellowship hour will be held and refreshments will be served by Mrs. M. H.

Secrist and Mrs. Eva DeMonde. The program will include talks by Mrs. Harold Ross and Mrs. A.

T. Nessline on 1 "'Things for Which I Am Most Grateful" and one by Miss Rose Findeiss on "Thankful Living." Mrs. Wilbur Finlaw will sing a solo and prayers will be given by Mrs. H. C.

Friesinger and Mrs. Victor Kitchen. Parish Meeting At St. James Byron B. Pryor of Trinity Episcopal church in Newark, will be the principal speaker at the parish meeting of St.

James Episcopal church in this city Monday evening. Walter R. Davis, key layman of the local church, will be in charge of arrangements. Supper will be served by the Ladies Aid beginning at 6:301 o'clock. The vestry will hold a short meeting following the parish meeting.

MOTHER'S CLUB The Mother's Civic club will meet at the YMCA for luncheon at 12:45 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Business will be conducted at 1:30 by Mrs. W. D. Burson.

There is a Maiden Form, for Every Type of Figure Come in and see our wonder. ful Maiden Form, collection, including the always popular "Allegro" bandeau, $1.50 or two inch band, $2.00. Come, pick and choose for the silhouette you want at ARTWIL 430 MAIN ST. Barbara Dodge Honored With Many Parties A number of parties are being held for Miss Barbara Dodge who will become the bride of Alan Rankin on Saturday, November 18. Thursday night, Mrs.

Mrs. William Schwab of Dresden road and Mrs. Loren Loebell entertained at the former's home. Four tables of bridge were in play. This afternoon, Mrs.

Ronald Bateman and her mother, Mrs. Henry Orth will be hostesses at a luncheon at the Zanesville Country club, and tonight, Mr. and Mrs. James Stubbins will tertain with a couple's party for Miss Dodge and Mr. Rankin.

The bride-elect will be honored Tuesday evening by Mrs. Donald Paisley and Mrs. Robert Rea at the latter's home on North Hazel avenue. The prospective bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

0. L. Rankin of 1330 Hazel avenue will entertain with the rehearsal dinner next Friday evening in the Zanesville Country club. Miss Dodge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Dodge of 2674 Dresden road, and Mr. Rankin will be married at 3:30 o'clock the afternoon of Nov. 18 in Grace Methodist church. A reception will be given by the bride's parents in the Hotel Rogge following the ceremony. Wedding Today At New Concord Church Miss Suzanne Fitzwater, Columbus, formerly of New Concord, and Richard A.

Iserman of Dayton, will be married at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon in New Concord United Presbyterian church by Dr. Henry S. Evans. A reception will follow in the church parlors. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mrs.

Joseph K. Fitzwater of Columbus and the late Mr. Fitzwater. Mr. Iserman is the son of Mrs.

Mabel Iserman of Wauseon, He is employed by the Selco division of General Motors corporation in Dayton. C. S. Society Plans Soup Supper The Congregational Service society of St. John's Lutheran church will hold a short business meeting at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening at the church.

All officers and circle leaders are to attend. That evening from 4:30 until 7 o'clock, the society will sponsor a soup supper at the church. Members and friends are invited. The menu will include homemade vegetable soup, sandwiches, home-made apple pie and coffee. Mrs.

Weekly Hostess To Truth Seekers The Truth Seekers class of Coburn Methodist church will meet at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday at the home of Mrs. evening Hallie Weekly of Schaum nue. hostesses will be Assistant John Kissinger and Mrs. Mrs. Richards.

Miss Erma Mark White will conduct devotions. Checking Account Service HITS THE NAIL SQUARELY YOU YOU YOU pay deposit WANT WANT WANT bills your by SAFETY RECEIPTS mail cash CONVENIENCE in with our checks. bank. cancelled checks are receipts. Open your checking account here and get all the benefits.

THE FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK MAIN AT FIFTH Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE TIMES RECORDER, ZANESVILLE, OHIO Their Wedding Announced MR. AND MRS. HAROLD ALLTON Miss Ethel Miller and Harold Allton, both of Canton, were married Wednesday, October 4, in the Lutheran church in that city. Mr. Allton is the son of Mrs.

Guy Shafer of near Sarahsville. He is employed by the Republic Steel corporation in that city. WEDERS SATURDAY SPECIALS REPEAT Sale FAMOUS MAKE 51 GAUGE NYLON HOSIERY (Gossamer Sheer) $1.65 Quality pr. $3.70 Irreg's of 97c 4 for From one of our better hosiery firms your choice of 15 denier sheers or the 30 denier walking sheers. Several lovely shades to blend with your Fall ensemble.

Sizes to 11. Short, medium and long lengths. Sale! 1, 2, 3 4 Strand PEARLS $1.00 tax plus Beautiful natural color, simulated pearls in necklaces or choker style. Strung on Nylon cord with lovely rhinestone clasps. Earrings, Pins, Broaches, to Match.

$1.00 Sale! Genuine Calf Handbags $5.: tax plus $7.50 to $10. Values Here's real value in smartly styled handbags beautiful lined and fitted. Your choice of swagger handle, draped, boxy, or shoulder strap styles. Colors black, brown, navy, red, tan and green. Sale! REGULAR $5.00 WASHABLE WHITE DOESKIN GLOVES $3.49 Popular six-button length style made of imported English doe-skin by a fine quality, perfect fitting glove you'll wear and wear.

Sizes 6 to PAGE 5 Parties Honor Pat Walstrom, Bride-Elect Mrs. Glenn Settles of Maple avenue entertained last night with a bridal party honoring Miss Pat Walstrom, bride-elect of Paul Stottsberry, Miss Walstrom and Mr. Stottsberry are to be married at 7:30 o'clock Saturday evening, Nov. 18. in Forest Avenue Presbyterian church.

From 5 until 7 o'clock this evening, Dr. and Mrs. James McCormick will entertain at a cocktail party in the Zanesville Country club for members of the wedding party and close friends of the couple. Monday evening, Mrs. Arthur Schwoerer of 1113 Abbey place will be hostess to five tables of bridge and a personal shower honoring the bride-elect.

Mrs. Gerry Kline will be stess. Tuesday evening, Miss Bette Bailey will entertain with dessert bridge Country club, and Wednesday the bride-elect and her parents, Dr. and Mrs. L.

W. Walstrom, will entertain with open house for friends and relatives at their home at 928 Locust avenue. Mrs. Rex Kieffer, Sr. will entertain with a dinner at the Country club Thursday evening for members of the wedding E.

Friday Stottsberry, evening, Mr. and parents of the bridegroom, will entertain with a rehearsal dinner at their home at 603 Larzelere avenue. Town-Country Club Meeting Mrh. Charles Bradshaw of 140 Chapman street was hostess to the Licking View Town and Country club at her home Thurs. day evening.

Mrs. Hazel Mendenhall conducted a brief business session. The mystery box was won by Mrs. Robert Loewendyck, who also received a shower of gifts from the club members. Contest prizes were won by Mrs.

Dean Berry, Mrs. Wilbur Bollinger, and Mrs. Charles Bos. well. The group will hold a turkey dinner at 6:30 o'clock Tuesday evening, Nov.

21, at the home of Mrs. Boswell in Licking View. Tisher-Gramlich Vows Exchanged Miss Mary Lou Gramlich and Virgil Tisher were married Saturdap evening, Oct. 7, in St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed church, Woodsfield.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Dean Gramlich of Woodsfield, and Mr. Tisher is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Wesley Tisher of Hannibal. The bride is a graduate of Beallsville high school and is at; tending the Bustin Beauty school Columbus. Mr. Tisher is a graduate of Hannibal high school and is employed by the National Biscuit company, Columbus.

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Fashions for the young and young in heart plus Christmas ideas galore! A free pattern of a blouse to make from a yard of 39-inch fabric is printled in the book. Mrs. Jones Heads New Club Mrs. Herman Jones was chosen president of the newly-formed City Women's club at a meeting held Thursday evening at the YWCA. The club is to be a civicsocial organization sponsored by the YW.

About sixty women have indicated interest in bership. Other officers elected are: Mrs. George Kierpse, first vice president; Mrs. Mark Hollings- worth. second vice president; Ralph Rhodes, secretary; Mrs.

Evan Dirkse, correspondling secretary; and Mrs. Gerald Williams, treasurer. EMBEE CLUB The Embee club met recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Billy of Brighton boulevard.

Prizes were won by Mrs. Walter Morton and Lester Moyer. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Morton of Pleasant Grove road. UNION TABERNACLE There will be a young people's meeting at 7:45 o'clock this eve. ning a at Union tabernacle. Artie Mayles will be guest speaker, Sunday school will be at and the evangelistic serfice at 7:45 p.m. Sunday.

BIBLE STUDY GROUP The regular meeting of the p. m. Tuesday the Bible Book Bible group, will be 18 shop. Dave Kocher is teacher. The interdenominational group is open to the public.

Pre-Holiday Clearance! CARPETS AND FLOOR COVERINGS at Savings of TO MORE UP AND With the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year Holidays only a matter of weeks away---here's an opportunity to recover and beautify the the floors of your home at a BIG SAVING. The values offered here are odd-lots, remnants, etc. so, consequently we advise early shopping for choice selections. Roll Ends and Odd Size Pieces of BROADLOOM CARPET Sensationally Low Priced SIZE TYPE FORMERLY SALE PRICE 15'x14'-4" GREEN TWIST $359.00 NOW $239.00 15'x10'-6" GREEN TWIST WAS 265.00 NOW 175.00 15'x9'-10" GREY TWIST 245.00 NOW 150.00 12'x6'-6" GREY TWIST WAS 129.00 NOW 65.00 12'x6' FLORAL AXMINISTER 96.00 NOW 48.00 12'x6'-3" GREY AXMINSTER 110.00 NOW 55.00 GREY WILTON 120.00 NOW 60.00 GREY TWIST 225.00 NOW 140.00 9'x15' BEIGE WILTON 249.00 NOW 165.00 9'x12' BEIGE AXMINISTER 119.00 NOW 65.00 9'x12' BURGANDY WILTON 160.00 NOW 99.00 ROSE TWIST WEAVE 180.00 NOW 110.00 9'x12' BURGANDY VELVET WAS 95.00 NOW 60.00 GREEN LOOP PILE 129.00 NOW 65.00 9'x 12' GREY AXMINISTER WAS 144.00 NOW 110.00 GREY BLOCK AXMINISTER WAS 119.00 NOW 50.00 GREEN TONE-ON-TONE WAS 121.00 NOW 50.00 9'x9' GREY TWIST WEAVE 135.00 NOW 70.00 GREEN TWIST WEAVE 180.00 NOW 110.00 FLORAL AXMINISTER 75.00 NOW 40.00 GREY AXMINISTER WAS 55.00 NOW 30.00 BLUE WILTON 50.00 NOW 25.00 REG. $10.95 9'x12' HEAVY JUST 11 REG.

$79.95 Felt Base Rugs RUGS $5.00 $59.85 We've just twenty of these extra-heavy quality, felt felt base base, rugs to sell patterned, If real your buy in a looking quality included are children's x12' rug, don't miss this play room patterns. pre-holiday clearance ofThese are priced at fering. choice of much less than our four beautiful patterns. cost. Be Sure to See These Big Bargains 3.95 to 17.95 yd.

CARPET REMNANTS PRICE 54" CONGOWALL REMNANTS (Regularly 59c ft.) CARPET SAMPLES (Discontinued Patterns) $2.00 CARPET SAMPLES (Dropped Patterns) to $10 CURTAIN DRAPERY FIXTURES (Odd Lots) PRICE 6'x6' RUBBER TILE BLOCKS Small color lots, may be combined into attractive pattern effects. Reg. 25c Reg. Reg. 15c per block per block per 3-16" Thick Thick 3-32" block Thick DEPT.

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