News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 14

Mansfield News-Journali Sunday, September 15, 1957 Guild Sees Pictures Of Europe Dr. and Mrs. Milton Oakes, guests of the Epworth, Guild of the First Methodist Church, showed: pictures of their trip to Europe for the program when guild members met last week at the church. The guests were introduced by Mrs. W.

R. Burkhart. Mrs. Vernon Ford, president, conducted the business session and Mrs. Clarence Conneway, Mrs.

John Early, Mrs. Ralph Wadsworth and Mrs. Kenneth Rooks were hostesses for the serving of refreshments from a table decorated in a fall theme. Twenty four members were present. For the devotional program, Mrs.

R. O. Grubb read from the second chapter of the book of Titus. She also presented an article entitled "The Challenge of the Local Church' from the book, "The Methodist Mrs. Walton Leedy will serve as hostess for the October meeting at her home, 470-Woodwar Ave.

YOUR WEDDING BY BUELL-KRAFT STUDIO 18 W. Third St. LA 4-2261. WESTINGHOUSE "Electronic Tuning" TY Photo by Smucker SETS WEDDING DATE- Mr. and Mrs.

Neal Eggerton, 376 Newman announce the engagement of their daughter, Norma, to Ronald Newcomer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Newcomer, Ashland. The couple will exchange vows Sept. 29 at the home of the bride elect.

Miss Eggerton attended Mansfield Business College and is employed at Miller's Market. Her fiance, an employe of the Eagle Rubber Co. at Ashland, attended Ashland High School. Club Hears 'Color' Talk The ancients who originated Carlton Lees, horticulturist at Kingwood Center, gave a talk on "Vitality In Colors" after which members of the Flower Arrangers Club toured the flower gardens when they met recently at Kingwood with Mrs. Paul McConnell, president, in charge.

During the business session, was announced that a citycounty flower show will be held next September. Mrs. John Knight will give two lectures at the YMCA in Ashland, her topics being "Table blind-fold. test Settings" and "Dried ArrangeMrs. Howard Ripper and, STUDIO 1, LaDoyt Whitney made Night.

arrangements featuring the skyscraper. They were judged Evenings and commented upon by Mrs. Jerome Rosenberg. Furniture The next meeting will be and Oct. 9 at Kingwood with a Carpeting workshop on dried arrangements.

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Preceding the bride to the altar was her attendent, Miss Vivian Jane Gustin, twin sister of the bridegroom. Miss Gustin was attired in a gown of powder blue nylon sheer styled like that of the bride. Her headpiece was a large picture hat of matching blue nyIon with streamers extending from the small bow at the back. Pink carnations fashioned the colonial bouquet carried by the maid of honor. James Daugherty served as best man for the bridegroom.

A reception was held in the Fellowship Hall of the church immediately following the ceremony. For receiving the 150 guests, Mrs. Schaaf chose a two-piece dress of charcoal gray shantung with which she combined mauve accessories and a corsage of pink rosebuds. The bridegroom's mother was gowned i in teal blue shantung which she complemented with black and winter white accessories. Her corsage was of yellow rosebuds.

A four-tiered wedding cake encircled at the base by blue daisies centered the bridal table and blue tapers in candle holders were at either end of the table. Hostesses were Miss Kathi Mooney, Mt. Vernon; Mrs. Jack Baldinger, Akron; Mrs. Carl Taylor, Miss Carole Rieck and Mrs.

Arthur Kent. NEW YORK TRIP When the newlyweds left on a wedding trip to Chautaugua Lake, New York, the new Mrs. Gustin was wearing a navy sheath dress with navy accessories and a white feather hat. They will be at home at 826 Wedgewood Columbus, after Sept. 22.

The bride was graduated from Mansfield Senior High School and at the time of her marriage, was employed as a key punch verifier at Lumbermens Mutual Insurance Co. Mr. Gustin, a graduate of Mansfield Senior High School, is a senior chemistry student at Ohio State University. He by the Aviation Psychology Laboratory at the university. Out of town guests were from Detroit, Columbus, Akron, Mt.

Vernon, Elyra and Shelby. -Photo by Smucker ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Lowell A. Christman, 565 Crescent announce the engagement of their daughter, Arlene Louise, to Melvin LeRoy Rose, son of Mr.

and Mrs. S. W. Rose, Gibsonburg. The bride-elect was graduated from Mansfield Senior High School and is attending Ohio State University.

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Mrs. S. A. Richardson, president of the guild, conducted the business session. MNO Club Entertained Mrs.

Michael Chuhaloff, 245 Lida St. recently entertained members of the MNO Club at party and dessert luncheon at her home. During the social meeting, the group, played children's games, with prizes going to Mrs. Loren Tishcher, Mrs. Don Priess, Mrs.

Eugene Miller and Mrs. Kenneth Swigart. Mrs. Swigart and Mrs. Roy Bates were guests at the meetsing.

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