The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-21

sign Carroll Hall, who is enroute
to Great Lakes, to be granted hon
orable discharge from the navy
They are also expecting within
few days a sister of Mrs. Hobb,
Mrs. c. A. Burns and daughter,
Lark Loree, of New York City. 1t
will prove to be family reunion
although neither of them know
that the other members of the Hall
family are expected.
Ensign Dean Cochran has just re-
urned to Eorfolk, Va. after spend
ing one week leave with his family
in Redwood and relatives at Wy
andotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lake enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Young,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boatman and
two children, of Leesburg, Ohio,
Mr.. Milo Gardner and Mr.. John
McBrennon, of Cleveland, this
last weekend.
Mr.. F. E. Riley and daughter,
Miss Margaret Ann, entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Stauffer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Stauffer, of
Warren, and DR.. Guard, of Column
bus, as their guests this last week
end.
Mrs. Charles Douglas is in the
Marion City hospital, for obser-
vation and treatment.
Teachers of the Redwood Bap-
tiSt church school, who attended a
dinner meeting of the Union coun-
ty Sunday School Association, at
PhariSburg, last week included
Rev. Donald Hobbs, Mrs. Neva
Harger, Mrs. Burl Ross, Mrs. Earl
Bumgarner, Mrs. Everett Wheat
on and Mrs. Dorrence Fryman
They reported a very fine program
and dinner which was held at the
school building. There were 119 in
attendance. Rev. E. B. Brewster is
the presiding officer for Union
! county.
CENTRAL METHODISTS MEET
The Jolly Circle of the Central
| Methodist Church held their regU-
lar meeting last Thursday evening
in the church parlors. The meeting
was called to order by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Robert Meader. The
meeting was opened with a song
followed by Scripture reading by
Mrs. Alta Marvin and prayer by
Mrs. Minnie White. After the bus.
mess session, talks were given by
Mrs. Clarence Kinney and Mrs.
John Meyer An auction was held
of miscellaneous articles with Mrs.
Cora Woods as auctioneer and Mrs.
Mason Warrington as clerk. A nice
sum of money was realized from
the sale and a great deal of fun.
The Live Wire Circle and the Ever
Ready Circle we're guests for the
evening. The committee served de-
licious refreshments at tables de-
corated in keeping with Thanks
giving.
CARPE DIEM CLUB MEETS
Mrs. Lawrence Davis, of near
Claiborne entertained the Carpe
Diem Club of Redwood at her
home last week. The business seS-
sion was in charge of the president,
Mrs. Sidney Laymon. The goods
made by the blind was on display
and many articles were sold. Mrs,
L. T. Benton has charge of these
sales.
Mrs. Howard Temple of the pro-
gram committee introduced the
numbers on the program for the
afternoon. Roll call for the after
noon was my Favorite Magazine
and Why, with Readers Digest
taking the lead. The subject for
the program was What the Fight
ing Yanks See Through the North
ern Windows of Australia, Mrs
Donald Hobbs talked about the
New Hebrides, Mrs. L. E. Benton
read a paper about the Solomon
Islands and Rev. w. S. Mowery
talked on New Guinea as he was
stationed on many of those islands
while serving as chaplain in the
army. Rev. Mowery explained the
song, "Waltzing Matilda, and lee
in the singing of it. 10 Ann Hoff'
man sang several selections ac
companied by Miss Lena Chiesa al
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