The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-01

Auxiliary officers were as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. Charles
Shoup; First vice-president, Mrs.
Clarence Shoup; second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Audrey Gregg; secre-
tary, Mrs. Vita Griffith; treasurer,
Mrs John Livingston, sr.; Ser
geant of arms, Mrs. Margarite
Cramer; Chaplain, Mrs. Sadie
WoCdard
This ceremony took place at the
Legion Home, in Redwood. Mr.
Merle Stevens, of Marysville, and
Mr. and Mrs. William Thorne, of
Miami, Fla, were visitors.
Halloween Party
Miss Doris Randall entertained
a group of her friends from the
fourth grade at the Redwood
school at her home last Friday
evening. The party was in keeping
with the Halloween season, with
each guest masked. The guests Sc
lected the best dressed which was
a Mexican Girl, who turned out to
be Garcia Keever They decided
that the funniest guest was a little
girl with long braids, croSSed-eyes,
and decided limp in her walk, that
was Carroll Roberts. After play
ng many games, Mrs. Zane Ran
1all, assisted by Mrs. Claude
Swartz, served delicious refresh
ments. Those present from the
fourth grade were, Rebecca Ellin-
wood, Veleta Grindell, Yvonne
Marvin, Isabel McElroy, Rebecca
Morrison. Phyllis Phelps, Thel-
ma Wood, Polly 10 Allen,
Martha Brobeck, Sara Cheney,
3cvery Fields, Mary Kay Griffith,
Roberta Hamilton, Meredith Mat
ack, Elizabeth Muligan, Carroll
2oberts and Garcia KeeVer. Other.
.uests were: Mrs. Grady Carroll,
.heir teacher, Joyce Ann SWartz,
Phyllis Griffith and Beth Ellen
Morrison.
Frymar-GIasS Wedding
The parsonage of the Redwood
Church of Christ was the scene of
l wedding last Saturday evening,
Oct. y, at 7:30, when Rev. DeLoSS
Donham, read the marriage vows
o Miss Mildred Fryman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Ray Fryman, and Mr..
Lindsey Glass, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harkles Glass. They were attend
ID by Mr.. and Mrs. Glennard Neel
If Radnor. Mrs. Neel is a sister of
Mrs. Glass. On Sunday MIR and
Mrs. Neel entertained Mr.. Ray
Eryman and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Glass at a wedding dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Glass are enjoying a
motor trip through the East,
which will include stop at Washs
ington, d. c., after which they
pan to go to North Carolina
where they will visit sister of
Mr.. Glass. They plan to reside in
Redwood.
The Halloween party put on by
the Lions Club of Redwood was a
huge success. The music was furn-
jshed by Miller's Orchestra OF
Magnetic Springs. The money re-
ceived from the dance will be used
TO boost the fund the club is rails
ing to help develop the new ath-
letic field to be known as "Memor-
al Field, in honor of the veterans
of both World War l and IL. The
judges for selecting the prize win
nerS of the masked were: Mr.. Leo
Grindel, Mr. Faye Bell and
Mr., Lewis M. WickerSham of Mar
ion. One group of children to re-
ceiVe a prize were Miss Janis Lee
Stultz, dressed as Uncle Sam. Miss
Jane Livingston, dressed as a Ha-
waiian girl, and Susan Keigley,
dressed as their little girl. The
Burnside children, who were dress
ed as gypsies were rated as the
funniest.
Mrs. I:oOCrt LangdOn has return
cd to her home on w. Bomford ST.,
after spending the summer with
her son, Mr.. Fleet Langdon and
family, of near Pontiac, Mich.