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SITUATIONS poMEsIlc.

COLORED woman wants domestic work
8 to 2 pm: references. Call Tuesda!
afternoon. -AD,- 1869.
CoLORED GIRL wishes light housework
CalI CaI dsTm bstTeen 1uns II and pm. RE. 5l2s :.
or ceshng DS ths dss nsn'S De T0fk 5s SaShn
COOK, experienced; will go to Atlantic
City for summer: S25 week. North sO36
References.
GIRL, ocolored, wants daywork. Call At
GIRL. colored wants Job as day worker
or full time, can stay some nights, mus
g. so1e }Hs AddPssf Is St so9d me Apt
dress.
GIRL, ,colored wants steady work. Monda,
through Friday, from til :. Call AID. 1897
GIRL, colored, 49, wants morning or eve
ming n work; references. NO: 6437:
old child for employed mother, from S:3(
GIRL, colored, desires part-time work al
maid in bachelor girls apt. or off morn
ings. Phone DE 2444
WAR WIDOW, refined. white, %. wishes
good home in the country in eXchang,
for domestic work; small salary ex
pected: good references. Write Boz
ala. Star. =
WOMAN, IAN colored, wants part-time work
WOMAN, colored. wishes part-time morn
ing work, within walking distance 1Stt
and Fla. ave. NV: refs. MI. 1883.
WOMAN, colored, wishes job, employed
couple or small family; good cook: hon
est; reliable; very experienced; 10 through
$40 cinner; 5l2 days; S25 wk.: no laun'
TWo CoLoRED GIRLS, nea,e experienced. en- d." On,
wants part-time work for morning: othel
wants days work EX O73S
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PERSONAL.

ATTES ATT LEE pt. At ouanticq Remember the
LADIES' HATS REMoDELED, FABRICS.
IeItS Straws: designed blocking. cleaning.
VOGUE HATS. 1928 l4th NV. Open ewes,
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Mayhower;
Fedaens boms sbdns for p gentlemen only hotels
July 5th; individual instruction. grades
g; remedial al, and Dr. preparatory; bookle1 on
BOYS, Bethesda. Md. Oliver 800.
discard your faded dresses,
coats, or suits. dyeing will restore their
sp s aR M qxs d1i6e a
VACATION doing healthful work Large
dairy-orchard-csttl farm Write Box
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee: relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart, asthma, rheumatism. arthritis,
ments. Also relief for aching, swollen feet
Lady naturopath, 90 yrs experience, in
charge. sH 1855. Appts. Mon, Wed, Fri,
wISS-AMERICAN WATCH repairing, 3
TO 5 days service; alarm clocks repaired;
matchmaker on premise. for prompt atten-
I GIFT MAST 5i
iqth St between E and F SITS: NV.
q s3o aas speca ssnns fu faDi Dsyns
oriori5s satarday p.m sandays W" an6 6''shs soTi
anda Go and g County try Club & e as1 nen
now 81 and 81 each month tpluS daily
fTssn Pbo5e tI sfss) 5,eI l5-minute bus schedule.
DR. Il " Johnson, dentist False teeth
repaired while you wait Room COZ
Westory Bldg tu5 l4th NV
PHONE SHEPHERD $500 ask for Miss
Wrie I. II ron are in need of q loan up to
5000 on vour Signature
FALLS CHURCH DAY NURSERY-Children
from 3 to e boarded day and night. For
further particulars. Falls Church 1870. "a
HOWELL ACADEMY FOR BOYS offers a
12-montn program of school. summer
school and camp art. music. riding. swim
MILLS PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY.
branch June 1st 1945 We shall not be
responsible for any merchandise not called
for before that date
FRENCH LESSONS-New Army method.
rapid, practical; private tutor: s. an hour
for two or more lessons a week DAVID
L. COURT, 3lO4 St NV. North 66SS,
RIDERS wANTED-Vic. 1st and Webster
NV: enrte. Interior Navy Bldgs. area;
~ n No eRa5ss "a l34 4snG: 3' 81
or persons introduced to Pro Americas
Society; Enjoy refined party. glee inspir-
ing pulgue. Reserv. until May 23. Single.
So; - e9upIe ,. 81 no. 2S22, Me. 2o7o. :
ment only; ladies and children; hens re-
styling SH 6516 Franklin via Dale bus .
ACTION PORTRAITS of your baby taken
at home: 10 for 50: many poses. Formerly
9TH ave. and Hollywood child specialist.
Call RE. 949O. MR.. LEE
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, general records financial,
tax reports, records kept in clients Office:
B6y nahy sass AccoRNAN cs5PsE o t. sR.
charge of complete set of books, double
entry; also prepare social security and tax
reports; work at home Call daily after
BOOKKEEPING, part time, audits made
and statements prepared by old expert.
enced accountant, Box ABA. Star. 27'
live in: references. 1914 North Pierce ST.,
Arlington, Va 23s
MARRIED MAN, 25, l child, exp in man.
aging liquor store and gas station; also
exp. as wholesale tobacco salesman. Cal
Union 1925 or Box Ala, Star. 22a
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i REPAIRS and SERVICES tcont.,. i.

REPAIRS and SERVICES tCont.l.
kADo vi! TkogsL6, FFsf %srf aspc
saof s.m,' .r'a.' 'no no. s,'ofoa, ~,
SWn %d 10 BONE hy aHasa eesnssys snssT Too D.
REFRiGERATORs, washing machines and
fans fans repaired do all work guaranteed. SLIGO
REFRrSERATioN RHfis sE HFS9 repairs on all makes;
TON CO, pn; 2952, co. 4916;
paired: 4-hour service. FIR. 1851. 23'
REPAIRS, remodeling, improvements, dec
R SEs1Rs c ts Wooaaald ssrYss n elsS p
REPAIRs, REMODELTNG: restaurants
stores, store fronts and fixtures: reasonable
prices; guar work. H. NEUMANN, CHI. 1856.
ROOFING REPAIRS. gutter spouting, root
painting wsterproofing; Free estimates.
fe Fin s77e QUICK He fH serSee S3s leaks slate
Sp0SisP SoTk susranteed. e Cali cL1PToN iPSs eE
RooFING, TIMING. roof painting, repair.
Ing sgtterlng IN lIHs and spouting Call MIR
RUGS i s WASHED. Why pay morep Save
Sooa@Gs; cash and carry. Established 1925.
MAKE Sassas ana sns
ing machine dept. 3rd door S. RANN
SEWING MaCHiNE REPAIks-we inspect
oil and adjust any make machine, 69c
Replacement parts for all make machines
Famous New Home" sales and service
THE PALAIS ROYAL sewing machines
gnd foo: d 1900
TILE AND MARBLE REPAIRS by experts;
new tile installations Call MR.. LOM-
bARDO, MI. 5056, Ho. 7231. ewes.
USED CAMERAS pought ana soId Full
LER & d'ALBERT INC. 715 10th st. NV
National <712
UPHOLSTERY, custom work; will gladly
use your own material. Call CLINTON. O
EGERTON, GE. 3431. 26'
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned, CSC. Up tt
3 it. wide and #; long. Have your blind!
thoroughly cleaned BY our modern ma
cnLne method. WASHINGTON SHADE j. 4 4
AWNING CO., 202l 18th NV, DU. $500
DO THAT CARPENTER job now; repairs
remodeling, cabinet work displays, store
fronts; low prices. ST.. 648s, ME. 9502.. 26'
ACCURATE REPAIRS, typewriters., addine
machines; expert mechanics, speedy sery-
ice Call us for free estimate. We pick
up and deliver. Republic 0234. DISTRICT
TYPEWRITER CO
WANTED, painting, all kinds; master
painter, mixer, all coiors. F. w. CLARK
District 9377. 2Ss
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS. clerks recepLIonIsts; select po-
sitions No charge unless placed top sal.
aries Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
Est Il vrsi 1871 G st MA 2l14
DIETITIAN for junior college. must be a
qualified, superior person; $1,000; also
many teaching vacancies. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg q.
4th and G SITS. NV.
FRENCH-ENGLIsH stem, $500; 5l2-day
Wk exceptional
Sec, research, fast dictation $500.
Medical secretary, 5I2. da., S175.
Sec, engineering, 5-day wk, $40.
Sec, temp. 512 da., S193
Sten., ne, 5ia-da. wk., S45 wk.
Foreign govt. sec, 512-day wk., $1,000.
Stem, Arlington vic, $40 wk
Need % stenog daily current openings
Top salaries. MA. 6Oss. Miss Young
est. 12 yrsD Visit PERSONNEL SERV-
ICE, 1911 G, next Epiphany Church
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

ACCOUNTING under Is CPAs. by corre-
spondence, quickly. economically; CPA coach
ing: recognized Free booklet ME. 4l7l
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing. bookkeeping,
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Civil
Service courses, Est. % years: accredited
Inquire MA 233S. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888
F st. topp Capitol Theaterl
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SITUATIONS WOMEN (con..)

WOMAN, refined colored. wants position
In D: G. Phone Decatur 1855. -
as recept.-typi exper.; prefer location
available to 10th, St, bus. WI. 0349.
YOUNG LADY, colored, applying for po-
sition as checker in cleaners; NV sec
ton preferred. Call North 594O.
YOUNG LADIES (2). part-time evening
work, shorthand, typing, general office
work. eXperienced. Box lS-A. Star Do
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MOTOR IRAYEI

THREE WANT RIDE to Los Angeles or in
termedate point (as New Orleans or Dali
las on June or 9, VIII share and drive.
Ref JACKLIN, AID. :}6S7 23'
OFFICERS wife driving to California
about June l.: desires 2 women passengers
MAN. WIFE AND iaI BABY Want Wan ride e' vicinity
Kansas City; leaving June 2l. VIII pay
gas, oil, meals and help drive CHI. 1855
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ID. 6. S., groceries and meats; good bust
ness location: short hours living quarters
Price, $3.50, for fixtures, equipment and
good will Stock dollar for dollar Terms
Grocery. meats; business 5000 weekly;
living quarters: cheap rent Price 1850
complete with stock Terms. Same owner
g years.
Grocery and delicatessen: business, $500
weekly; nice apt. of T rooms, baths
available with business; nice equipment
Price, $500. complete with stock. KO-
GOD g. BOOKOFF, 631 E st. NV. MA
$3.50, (jE g2t3 or RA 65oT
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcon.. ,

LIQUOR STORE ION saIel. well locatee
sooo 81 Weekly Sw Susnsss 1sn sass
$S99S9 99 ess cost snd G sean stOsk
n; Y: ave. NV. MA. -9743.
RESTAURANT on Route I'll. Fairfa,
at intersection Of main highways. idea
spot; price, only $4,000; terms. OWNER
RfaudR .Ga 62oiRi REsTaGRANr ffs5 cdne and dance,
ness, open from pm. to am; only
sose o abo ] pFSe auo sng essS e p
BOB HoLLANDER exclusive broker, 100!
i,NcHKSoM n aye NV; sssts "a 5ef3 S743 bsr
everything almost new, ready to open
DGs GRocERy, meat beer; must sci
pssien excepona ss Buy lynn lynn REAGf9 Ely
NTW sq1S SgsmSRs STnRRs 9w foT Re 424o &c
ladies' "eadyto- wear, mems store. hard
ware store restaurant. For particulars
SELF SERVICE DGs, modern: 81 oot
weekly business and a real money maker
fine, NV. location beautiful apt avail }
BEAUTY SHOPS WANTEDEour exclusiy
out co 8 sn8ps aas es in Dssn ths
ing and selling of beauty shops, ali sec
tions of the city. If you want to sell you
business and it is priced right, we car
sell it. Buyers with cash are waiting
1910 Vermont ave. NV. ME. 2713 or TIA
142S Sundays and after pm.
ROOMING HOUSE for sale; Frigidaire
two blocks north of White House. NJ
brokers. Box 93-A, Star
CHINESE-AMERICAN REST, beer wine
doing good business; for sale or rent
owner can't take care of business: will con.
slider working partner with half interest
Box S3-A, Star "a"
LOOKING FOR PARTNER-Asgressiv
young veteran (2S) wishes to contact simi
lar person who is sincere and ambitious
Ten years retail experience. Reply il
detail. Box 342-Y, Star
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-05
V. r. w. AUXILIARY

The Veterans of Foreign Wars
auxiliary met Friday evening with
Mrs. Monetta McCarty presiding.
A card party was planned for
the evening of Nov. ID, in the V. F.
w. Hall. Mrs. Laura Burroughs,
Mrs. Nellie Shroyer and Mrs. AL
ola Davis were put in charge.
A party for the retured overseas
veterans was arranged for Nov. 16
by the auxiliary. The committee in
charge is: Mrs. Helen DeHaven
chairman; Mrs. Ethel Allen, Mrs
Edna Smith, Mrs. Viola Bower.
smith, Mrs. Catherine Griffin, Mrs
Maxine LinZinmeir and Mrs. Ce
Gil Schlegel
1t was announced that Robert
Givins, regional veterans admins
tration at the Dayton hospital, haC
suffered a heart attack and is II
the hospital. The draping of the
charter and service was held fol
Laura Sheneman, a charter mem
Der and Gold Star mother. Mrs
Mignon Forty asked that the fol
lowing articles be brought to he
home, w. Seventh ST., for hospit
! ais by Nov IS:
Chillicothe, Puzzles, funn.
books, playing cards, treats o
candy, fruit, etc; Fletcher Genera
hospital: small paper-bound die
tionaries, fishing tackle and sup
| plies, golf balls, cookies, money i
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL, MARYSvILLE OHIO

Dorothy Ballard, Mrs. Mary Coder,
Mrs. Minerva Beard and Mrs.
Francis Fegley,
The Society voted to pay $50 on
the support of the religious educa-
ton which is being taught in the
public school.
Plans were made for Christ
mas Bazaar to be held Dec. 8 at
the Lloyd Winters room at Rich
wood.
Mrs. Fern Martin gave an inter
esting books review on the Amer
ican Indian"
One new member, Mrs. Harold
Hall was added to the roll.
Previous to the meeting the
group did two hours sewing for the
Red Cross.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Hall, and her assisting host
eSSeS.
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NEW DOVER w. s. G. s.
GRAHAM-CRABTREE NUPIALS
SOLEMNIZED OCT. 81

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Crab
tree, 2215 Grandview av., Ports
mouth, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Lois Marie, to Mr.,
Dwight l.. Graham, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Graham, of Marys-
vile, on Sunday, Oct. q, at $3.50
pm. The ceremony took place at
the home of the brides aunt, Mrs
E. E. Fowler, in Portsmouth, and
was performed by the Rev. E. E
Fowler.
For the wedding the new Mrs
Graham wore a costume suit OF
mist green with matching hat and
brown accessories.
Mr.. Graham is assistant cashier
at The Fifth Avenue Savings
Bank, in Columbus, and the bride
! is employed as a stenographeI
with the same firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham have left
for a short wedding trip, after
which they will make their home
in Columbus.
Ill III Ill
SURPRISE PARTY
On Friday night, Oct. II, severa
members of the Broadway and AS
bury Methodist churches rendered
a surprise party and miscellaneous
shower at the home of their pastor
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman
who have recently gone to house
keeping in the Claiborne Methods
parsonage.
aOfferings of food, money, ant
useful presents we're received b!
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also needed to complete the swim
ming pool. Dayton hospital: rags,
silk and rayon stockings for the
blind veterans to use in making
rugs. Articles will be accepted from
anyone interested.
IL IL IL
The annual Thanksgiving party
for Rev. and Mrs. F. G. Cobb will
be held Thursday evening, Nov. s,
at the Ostrander Baptist church at
500. There will be a program in
the auditorium and social hour in
the church parlor The party is
sponSoreJ by the Ginger Class and
all members of the church and
congregation are invited.
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; PERSONALS

NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. McKitrick,
W. Fourth ST., were Sunday visit
orS of Mr.. and Mrs. George Segar
in Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Behrens
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter DaniSon,
of Lancaster, were Sunday even
ing guests of Mrs. Winfield E.
Behrens and sons, David and Dan
ny, w. Eighth st. Mr.. and Mrs,
Danison remained overnight.
n
Mrs. E. F. Bfant, of Springfield
IS the guest of Mrs. Jesse S. Kag-
ay.
Mrs. Ethel Fickle and daughter
Doris, visited relatives at Newark
and Buckeye Lake, last Saturday
and Sunday.
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PYRO-MOTH does double duty
protects against moth damage and
flame, is double Strength-one gal
lon make two gallons Try it to-
day! one treatment lasts for ,
years. MCAuliffe Bros. 1t
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BIRTHDAY DINNER

Miss Maxine Bruerd, of Ray
mond, entertained the following
guests, at dinner Sunday, in honor
of the birthday of her mother, Mrs
L. Z. Bruerd:
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Bruerd, Rev
and Mrs. E. w. Bruerd and daugh-
ter Mary 10, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Akey and son, Lewis, all of Ray.
mond; and Miss Ted Cribb, of Mar
ion.
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the young couple.
The ladies brought a bountiful
pot-luck supper which was served
to the following persons: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Bryan, Oscar Fletcher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wolford and
son, Dicky, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Dunn, Mrs. Heber Shirk and sons,
Alfred and Gearld, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Schertzer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Ritchie and children, Bob
bic and Patty, Mrs. Anna Ferris,
Mrs. Ella Appleman, Mrs. Elma
Johnson, Mrs. John Dintaman,
Mrs. Cora Laird and son, Carleton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Titus and
son, Albert.
Albert Titus, jr, furnished mus
ic with his accordian. A very en-
joyable evening was spent
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Mr.. ana Mrs. William hoQentelS
and daughter, Amy Lou, of Della
ware, were Friday evening dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Per-
kins.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Beightler
and daughter Janet, were visitors
in Columbus, Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Allgower, of Rich
wood, visited her son, Walter, at
the Dayton Veterans hospital He
is improving very slowly.
Miss Seceha Carydon, of Colum-
bus, visited last week with Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Shoemaker, Rich
wood Rt. 3.
Mrs. Minnie Gillian, of Kentuc-
XIV, visited last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Stidham, of Redwood.
AMERICAN LEGION AUX.
To full cooperation with the
American Legion Auxiliary will all
members greet their new presi-
dent, Mrs. Pearl Mccullough, al
8 pm, Thursday in the Legior
memorial building.
Il Conference report will be giver
and there will be iniation work.
III IL IL
wv. S. C. s. GROUP FIVE
Group five of the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service will meet
at 7:3O pm. Wednesday with Mrs
Edgar Holycross, N. Main ST.
Miss Mary Graham is the leader
Mrs. Fred Evanoff will be the
guest speaker. She will speak OF
her experience as a war nurse il
England.
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ALL DAY SEWING
An all day sewing for the Ret
Cross will be held Wednesday, b.
w. S. c. S. groups one, two, three
and four. The ladies will meet a
8 am, at the church. Mrs. II. B
Salter and her group will Serv
luncheon at noon.
III III Ill
MINISTERING CIRCLE
The Ministering circle of TIL
Kings Daughters will meet at z:
As pm. Tuesday, with Mrs. La
mont Pfarr, w. Eighth st. The as
sistant hostesses are: Mrs. Juan
ita Stults and Mrs. Ethel Yarring
ton The following program will b
given:
Miss Lucille Forty, devotion
ais; Mrs. Faye Keirns, Silve
Cross; and Mrs. Louise Gabrie
AS You Like 1t.
III III III
CIRCLE OF SERVICE
The Circle of Service of TIL
Kings Daughters will meet a
1880 pm. Tuesday with Mrs. R. A
Noble, w. Fifth set, and Mrs. Gle
Beck.
: MAYFLOWER CIRCLE
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DINNER HoNORs SOLDIER

Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Mitchell, of
near Watkins, entertained with a
family dinner, in honor of their
son, Pvt. Robert L. Mitchell, who
reports to camp Pickett, Va, for
overseas assignment. The guests
present were:
Mrs. Mary Hilbert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hilbert and son, Ron
aid, of Unionville Center; Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Hilbert, Donald and
Judy, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar An
drews, and Jimmy and Linda
Plain City; and Mr. and Mrs
Harold York, of Dayton.
Pvt. Mitchell was home on de,
lay en- route from Camp Gordon
Ga.
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ID. A. v. AUXILIARY

The Disabled American Veter-
ans auxiliary met Thursday even
ing with Mrs. Stella Orr. COM
mander, presiding. Two new MEM
bers, Mrs. Elizabeth Ruble and
Mrs. Nina Heenan, were admitted.
Reports of various committees
were given. The canteen report
said that IA members made the
trip to the Bellefontaine Canteen.
They donated a bushel of apples
and individual donations. Letters
were read from boys and girls in
the service thanking the auxiliary
| for the monthly contribution. Mrs.
Madalyn Belt and Mrs. Margaret
Amrine. A report was given on the
Christmas overseas boxes and
monthly treats.
! The ladies to send this months
treat are: Mrs. Esther Palmer,
Mrs. Rose Saygrover, and Mrs.
Helen Webb. 1t was reported that
525 magazines were taken to the
u. S. o. at Columbus. A motion
was made that the auxiliary send
25 pocket-Size books to the u. S. O..
The Parent-TeacherS Association
has asked for flags for the school
rooms and the organization decid-
ted to cooperate in any way the
P. T. A asked.
On Dec. 6, the auxiliary will
have a pot-luck supper for the
members and families with a gift
exchange following the supper.
MAGNETIC SPRINGS w. S. C. S.
The Woman's Society of Christ
ian service, held their November
meeting Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Edgar Hall with
Mrs. Donald Parrott and Mrs.
John Lowe as the assisting host
eSSeS. There were 25 members and
a few visitors present.
The meeting opened by the
group singing, Brighten the Corn
er Where You Are. The worship
service was conducted by Mrs. O.
mar Doty reading the 81 Psalm,
followed with prayer
| The business session was in
charge of the president, Mrs. Ger
trude Manville. 1t consisted of the
reports from the various commit
tees.
Mrs. L. c. Mclean gave the
report for the nominating commit
tee for the election of officers for
the coming year. The resultes
were as follows: president, Mrs
Ethel Dewitt; secretary, Mrs
Gertrude Black; treasurer, Mrs
Mae Hall; spiritual secretary, Mrs
Laura Ferguson; fellowship com.
mittee, Mrs. Mollie Liggett; mis-
sions, Mrs. Ethel Drake; loca
church activity committee, Mrs
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETY

The Benevolent Society of the
Trinity Lutheran church will meet
at 7:30 pm. to-day in the Luther
Conrad home on S. Walnut st.
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LUTHER LEAGUE

The Luther League of the Trim
ity Lutheran church will meet at
7:30 pm. Tuesday, in the Parish
House. Members are urged to at
tend to help make plans for the
Kountry Karnival.
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READING CIRCLE MEETING

The Reading Circle of the Trim
ity Lutheran church will meet at
7:30 pm. Tuesday, with Mrs Anna
Burns, E. Fifth st.
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Fresh Water Sound

Fresh water SOuHu
Albemarle Sound in North Caro-.
lima is the largest coastal fresh.
water sound in the world.
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The Mayflower Circle of The
Kings Daughters will meet at 2
pm. Tuesday with Mrs. Huber De-
Good, w. Third ST. The program
will be as calendared.
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SPANISH WAR AUXILIARY


The Spanish War Auxiliary will
meet at 8 pm. Thursday, with
Mrs. George Schlegel jr., E. Seven
tn st. The inspecting officer, Miss
Sara RunkleS, of Columbus, will be
present.
Mr.. George Schlegel, E S
Seventh St, received a telegram
from his son, Capt James Schle-
gel, that he had arrived in New.
port News, Va, from Italy. He has
served three years overseas. Capt
Schlegel expects to be in Mrysville
sometime this week His wife re-
sides in Columbus.
IL IL IL
w. C. T. U. MEETING
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet at 7:30 pm
Friday, in the Fellowship room oI
the Methodist church.
IL III III
ACKNOWLEDGING GUILD
Mrs. Dale Overly will be hostess
to the Acknowledging Guild a
7:30 pm. Tuesday, in her home OF
w. Fourth st. The following com
mittee will have charge of the pro
gram and social hour:
| Mrs. Louis Otte, chairman, Mrs
Carrie Hornbeck, Mrs. Noel Math
ers, Mrs. Overly, Miss Mable New
love, Mrs. George Whitney, an
Mrs. Nan Longbrake.
II IL IL
$3.50 DANCE
The Alumni Association o
Broadway high school is sponsor
ing a $3.50 dance Friday evening
in the Broadway auditorium.
MOTHERS CHORUS
The Blue Star Mothers choru
will meet at 7:30 pm. Wednesda
with Mrs. Mignon Forty, w. Sew
enth ST.
IL IL p
NEW DOVER w. s. G. 5.
New Dover w. S. c. S. will NEE
at the Union County Children
Home, with Mrs. Edna Denton a
chairman of the committee. TIL
assistant hoSteSseS are: Erm
Weaver, Julia Yoder, Mrs. H. T
Cowman. The program leader wi
be Mrs. Beatrice OVERLY.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-05
MISS ROSEMARY WESTLAKE, SOCIETY EDITOR
PHONES: 4-4291 and 4-7576 after 5:30

Mr.. and Mrs. William Rodenfels
and daughter, Amy Lou, of Della
ware, were Friday evening dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Per-
kins.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Beightler
and daughter Janet, were visitors
in Columbus, Thursday.