The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-10-29


began last January, Mrs. Knight
team being the winner. This wa
| climaxed by the banquet which
developed into a Homecoming witt
SO in attendance. Guests were pres
ent from Delaware, Marysville anC
Columbus. The color scheme fol
the banquet was pink and green
with garden bouquets and candles
in star holders. The members o1
the losing side, as walters and wait
/ reSses served a two-course dinner.
Mems Bible Glass
| The Mems Community Bible
class held its regular meeting Fri
day evening at the home of the
president, Mr.. Mitchell, opened
with the song, Work For The
Night Is Coming, and prayer by
Charles Iagenlocker. The lesson
for the evening, the tenth chapter
of Luke, was led by Everett Scott
and the closing prayer was offered
by Ed Jones. During the social
hour refreshments were served by
/ Mrs. Mitchell. Members and guests
present were Mr.. and Ms. Clayton
| Parks, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hag-
cnlocker and son, Mr.. and Mrs
w. M. Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
/ Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Odell Liggett
The next meeting will be held Oct
10 at the home of Ed Jones, with
Rev. G.. S. Ager as leader.
] Miss Darlene Dunlap, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dunlap, OF
Delaware, and Mr.. James Rodgers
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rod
gers, of OStrandcr, were united in
marriage Saturday afternoon, Oct
6, at three o'clock, in the First
Methodist church in Sunbury, the
single ring ceremony being per.
| formed by Rev. Woodrow Bell. Mr.
! Rodgers recently returned from &c
months overseas service. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Rodgers are graduates Of
Bellepoint high school.
Presbyterian Church Glass
The Junior class of the Presby
terian church held its first meeting
at the home of the teacher, Mrs
Gerald Augenstein. The business
meeting was called to order by the
president, Nancy Stout, and the
following officers were elected
Dale Brenneman, president; Peggy
Hit, vice-preSident; Joan Moseley
Secretary-treasurer; Jack Burn
ham, assistant; Nancy Stout, re
porter. The name of the class viii
be Young Followers of Christ
Bible verses were given in response
to roll call and the Scripture les
son was Matthew 13:1-24. At the
close of the meeting a wiener roas
was held followed by games. The
next meeting will be held the frs
! Thursday in November.
SciOto Grange
Scioto Grange held its regular
meeting Monday at the hall witt
Clyde HutChisson, the master il
charge Annual inspection was helC
with work in the second degree
Harlan Hall, county deputy, wa
the inspecting officer. The pro
gram was in charge of the lecturer
Mrs. A H. NewhouSe, her subjec
being, Harvest and Home, thu
program opened with the song
"The Grange Marches On. Prayer
was offered by W. H. HowiSon. A
paper on the Appreciation o
Home was read by Mrs. T. l.. Nc
Bride. Two vocal solos were giver
by Barbara Lowe, accompanied
by Mrs. O. r. Lowe. A read
ing, and a pianologue," were giver
by Mrs. B. T. Newhouse, accom-
panied by Mrs. A H. Newhouse
The program concluded with a tall
on radio VS.. motion pictures as I
means of education by Abner Hero
and a tableau, Home. At thu
close of the evening refreShment
were served. The next meeting will
be held Oct. 25 when the Grang,
will entertain Pomona Grange a
the WarrenSburg school building.
School Association
/ The October meeting of th
School association, held at tn
school building, was in charge O
the president, Mrs. Frank Parrott
and opened with the Lords Pray
! er. A report was given on tn
lunch stand at the Delaware &C
Fair. 1t was decided to. purchas
iSilverWare for the school, TIL
membership drive will be conduct
ed by the school and a prize vii
be given the room whose pupils Sc
cure the most members. A com
mittee was appointed to investi
gate the needs cf the school AM
make recommendations: Mrs. vii
Winston, Mrs. Harry Pearl, Mrs
Ruth Denny, Mrs, VIM. Mitchell
Donald Dean, Mrs. Claude Hutch
isson, Mrs. Amos Fugitt, Mrs. Don
aid Dean. SuDt. c.. X. Patton, ant