The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-28
MCGUFFEY CLUB

MCGUFFEY CLUB
The McGuffey Literary club met
on Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Dana Griffin with Mrs.
Chester Bowersmith assistant
hostess.
Mrs. Baxter Johnson prepared
J the Program which was presented
by Mrs. Andrew Baker, as follows,
hymn, America; roll call; Quo
tations", prepared by Mrs. Mar
garet Wrinkle; Mrs. Wrinkle also
conducted the devotions, using the
103rd Psalm as her text; readings,
Keep faith with Our Homes"
Mrs. Martha Fry; Famous AmeFi-
can Pioneers, Mrs. Lydia Berger;
duet, Ivory Palaces, Mrs. Mon
eta Mccarthy and Mrs. w. T.
Alexander; readings, 1T is for us,
the living, Mrs. Lila Hegenderfer;
Washington and Lincoln, Mrs.
Laura Fogle; "The Village Black
smith, Mrs. Alexander; song,
STARS of a Summers Night; :;
readings, "A Tribute to Thomas
Edison, Mrs. Lora Specs and
&c gorge Washington's Prayer"
Mrs. Griffin.
Mrs. Mary Shuler read, $50 Be
My Passing, in memory of Mrs.
Fannie Calhoun.
Following the Mizpah benedict
ion refreshments were served dur
ing a social huor, by the hostess.
LUNCHEON GUESTS
Mrs. Edwin Smith, Columbus,
Mrs. Asa Randall, Dayton, and
Mrs. Luther Liggett, South Maple
street, were luncheon guests of
Mrs. Frank Holycross, Friday in
her home in West Third street.
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CALLERE HERE
Mrs. Anna Glendenning, of Ken
ton; Mrs. T. c. Tracy, of this city;
Mrs. Ralph Higerd and Mr.. Asa
Crandall, of Dayton, called at the
Frank Holycross home Friday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Edwin Smith accom-
panied the Crandalls home for an
overnight visit in Dayton.
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YOUNG ADULA BIBLE CLASS
Forty members of the Young
Adult Bible class of the Marysville
! Methodist church met Friday ev-
ening in the church parlors. Fol-
lowing an evening of recreation
and games a short business meet
ing was held when Mr.. Russell
Gronks was elected president and
Mrs. Robert Elliott, secretary. The
class was named the Overly-Mur-
ray Bible class in memory of Andy
Overly and William Murray, who
were former members of the class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HolycroSS,
Jr., were in charge of the program
and Mrs. George Morelock and
Mrs. Robert Graham served on the
refreshment committee.
TRANsFERRED ERR D; TO WAKEMAN Wa
1t June Titus, who has been
stationed at Nicholas General hos
pital in Louisville, KY, has been
transferred to the Wakeman Gen.
eral hospital at Camp Atterbury.
Indiana. Lieut.. Titus is a dietician.
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! COMPLIMENT BRIDE TO BE
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. LentZ, of
West Fifth street, entertained
with a reception Friday evening
in honor of their sons fiance, 1t
q. g.)Florence Kelton, of Wash
ington d. G. Miss Kelton will be-
come the bride or Mr.. John M
Lentz in March,
During the evening approximate.
ly seventy friends called with one
group at eight o'clock and another
at nine o'clock.
tASSlSllllS5 WIS LClllL WICK llC1
sister, Mrs. Frank Henderson, oi
Columbus; Mrs. Laura Weidman
Mrs. L. r. Smallman and Mrs
Frederick LentZ.
Mrs. Gerald L. Kingsmore anC
Mrs. Wilder Rogers, presided a
the beautifully appointed tea table
during the first hour, being re
lieved by Mrs. Frederick Scheid
erer and Mrs. Joe Lentz during
the second hour.
Among the guests from QUITO
town were the following: Mrs
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Galloway, Mrs. Richard Fox, Col
umbus; Mr.. and Mrs. Homel
Mitchell, of Dearborn, Mich, anC
Miss Naomi Smith, of Washing.
ton, D. c.
1t. Kelton and Miss Smith are
the house-gueStS of Mr.. and Mrs
LentZ over the weekend.
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