The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-07

way to Granville to resume her
studies OF DeniSon University.
Chaplain Goewey is still located at
Ft. Knox, Ky, but he expects to
receive his honorable discharge
Soon
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tenant,
Mrs. Victor Lee and Mrs. Don
Temple attended a reception for
the district officers of the Eastern
Star at Degraff last Thursday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Koch enter
tained as weekend guests, Mrs. R,
E. Shaker and Mr.. Floyd Parker,
from Cleveland They also enter
tained with a dinner on Sunday,
when Mr. and Mrs. Roy Warner
and daughters, Donna, Shirley,
and sandra were present,
BRIDGE DINNER
Mrs. Goff ZuSpan entertained
her bridge club with a dinner al
her home on North Franklin st
last Wednesday evening Besides
the members of her club she enter.
tanned Mrs. C. H. Williamson, Mrs
Fred. Rapp, Mrs. Blanche Hostett-
er, Mrs. Louise Peet, Mrs. FREQ
Wood, Mrs. Lewis Lake, Mrs. Yer,
nal Zuspan and Mrs. H. r. Fisher
Mrs. Don Taylor won the prize
for the highest score with Mrs
Isabel Miller second.
The guests prizes were won by
Mrs, Fred Wood and M. 4. r
Fisher.
CHEERIO CIRCLE
Mrs. Lewis Lowry vas hostess
to the Cheerio Circle of the Kings
Daughters when they met in the
regular session at her home OF
Monday evening, February 4.
The devotional period and Bible
study were led by Mrs. Zane Ran
dali The Kings Daughters maga
zine, "Ohio Voice, was reviewed
| by Mrs. Homer Van BuSkirk.
special roll call had been prepared
by Mrs. Lloyd Matteson. Plan
were completed for the serving o
two dinners for the local Lion
Club during the month of Feb
ruary.
Mrs. Giles Mcdaniel art. Mrs
Richard Fetter wer, the aSsistin,
hoSteSSeS. The next noet.' will
held at the home of Mrs. PERI,
Allen.
CARPE DIEM
| A belated Chri. =. a meeting .
the Carpe Diem Club was he'll
last Thursday evening at the hom
of Mrs. Millic Howe.
Special music was given by Gen
Paul and Joyce Ann Swartz, chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
Swartz. They sang several songs
accompanied on the accordion, b
Mrs. Hartley Harger Later, Mr.:
Harger played some selections o.
the accordion.
Mr.. Robert Allen was the speak
er for the evening. He told man
of his impressions of the Philippin
Islands as he was stationed ther
for quite some time while in tn
service of the army. His talk wa
very interesting and informativ
and was enjoyed by all present
He also had display of many in
4 teresting articles and pictures
which he had brought back wit
him.
During the business session tn
officers for next year were elected
They were as follows: presiden
Mrs. Paul Curl; vice-presiden
Mrs. Lewis Lowry; recording sec
! retary, Mrs. L. F. Davis; assist
ant recording secretary, Mrs. Tue
ker Smith; corresponding secret
airy, Mrs. H. R. Fisher; treasurer
Mrs. Harold Tenant.
The assisting hosteSScs wer
Mrs. Tucker Smith, Mrs. Vcrna
Zuspan, and Mrs. Lewis Lowry
who served delicious refreshments
The next meeting will be held a
the home of Mrs. Marion Winter
Feb. q, at s o'clock, Each membe
of the club is invited to bring
guest as there is to be a Specia
program with out-of-town muSi
clans.
MUSIC CLUB
The Redwood Music Club me
Thursday evening at the home O
| Mrs z anuSIacE n,ith tho nrnc