The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-16
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MISS ROSEMARY WESTLAKE, SOCIETY EDITOR
PHONES: 4-429l and 4.7576 after s:30.

sided over by the presidents, Mrs.
Morey Liggett and Miss Elizabeth
Green. The devotional period was
in charge of Miss Green.
A QUESTIONABLE on Home Miss
sionary projects was conducted by
Mrs. r. w. Titus. The review of
the study book was completed by
Mrs. Rose Thompson.
The Spring Thank-offering was
received. 1t is to be given toward
a project to build community
church in Dayton. 1t is to be called
Schroyer Community church.
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VISITS PATIENT
Mrs. Edwin Miller, Mrs. William
Reams, Mrs. Willard Gaskins, Mrs.
Russell Roberts, and Miss Rose
mary Miller, Broadway, visited
Mrs. Carroll Hamilton, Sunday
She is a patient in White Cross
hospital, Columbus.
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EASY ACES
The Easy Aces bridge club will
meet at 8 pm. Wednesday with
Mrs. Paul McCamey, Elwood Ave.
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STUART CLASS
The John Alvin Stuart class will
meet at $50 pm. Wednesday with
M rand Mrs. 1. T. Beck, w. Fifth
st. A covered dish dinner will be
served.
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$3.50 DANCE
The Junior class of Broadway
high school will sponsor a $3.50
dance in the auditorium, Friday
night, April 20. There will be re-
freShmentS. Public invited.
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e. l.. C. CLUB
The E l.. c. clnub met WedneS-
day evening with Miss Clara Hub
er. Mrs. Earl Brush was program
chairman and lead the discussion.
About 16 members were present.
After a short business NEE ting,
refreshments were served.
The American Legion Auxiliary
met Thursday evening in Memoir
ial Hall with Mrs. Merle Stephens
as hostess. Mrs. Elwood Sawyer
presided over the meeting.
Mrs. Ethel Helser was chairman
on the Pan America" subject and
discussion. Three piano selections
were given by Charles Swink.
The social hour and refresh.
mentS were in charge of Mrs
Mary Boyd and her committee.
The next meeting, May 10, will
be in honor of the Gold Stal
Mothers and will be held at the
home of Mrs. Marie Coe, in Mil,
ford Center.
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WHATSOEVER CIRCLE
The Whatsoever Circle of the
Kings Daughters will meet al
1880 pm. Thursday with Miss
Clarice Winget, N. Maple st. Mrs
Mary Boyd will be the assistant
hostess. Program will be-Rol
call "Favorite color: John Cal.
vim, by Allie Banks; Currier anC
Ives, Rachel Mills; and Silver
Cross, Olive Southard.
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V. +. w. MEETING
Auxiliary of the Mack Winget
Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars
of the United States, No. 1916
will hold a special meeting wher
the post meets on Wednesday eve
ming for the purpose of installing
the officers of both organizations
for the ensuing year.
Mr.. j. S. McCamey, past depart
ment officer and post commander
will install the men and Mrs. Mig
non Forty, first post president
will install the ladies. Mrs. Mon
eta McCarty will be installed a!
president of the auxiliary and Mr.
Eugene Drum as commander o
the post.
The meeting will begin at 6:3I
pm. at which time the auxiliar,
will serve escalloped chicken an,
the members will bring a covere
dish and table service to complet
the menu.
The meeting will be held in tn
hall at 120 N. Main ST.
Following the installation ther
will be a program which will ir
clude dancing and other entertain
ment.
Guests from Columbus and Mar
ion, including department officer
will be present.
Families of the members are ir
vited to this open meeting.
This meeting is an anniversar
meeting of the closing of tn
charter, nine years ago, at whic
time Mrs. Forty was presiden
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ON LEAVE
Harold Burton Mather, S. n
sc, has been spending a five-da
leave with his parents, Mr.. an