The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-20

Ketch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Beach re-
turned this week from FroStproof
Florida, where they have spent
/ the winter.
Mrs. G.. b. Chapman returned
Saturday, from Tuscon, Arizona,
where she has visited for the past
four weeks with her son-in-law ano
/ daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Woodruff and daughter.
I Mr.. L. r. Trees returned Sun
day from Indianapolis, Ind, where
he spent the weekend at ma
/ tional trapshoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Sellers and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sellers had
as dinner gusts, Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Mitman, of Springfield,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Lay
bourne, and daughters, Martha and
Carol, of Dayton.
Mrs. w. E. Fitzgerald and
daughter, Edith, spent Monday at
the home of Mrs. Fitzgerald's 9TH
er daughter, Rachael, in Spring
field. The visit was in honor of
Mrs. Glenn's birthday.
Mrs. w. A. SaXton is spending a
few days at the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Wendell SchatZ, in Col
umbus. She will return on Wednes-
day.
Mi. and Mrs. Charles o. Guy
and family of Lima, were guests of
Mrs. Tessa r. Guy last week. Mrs.
Guy attended a meeting of the
safety congress in Columbus. On
Friday they went to Steubenville
to attend another meeting.
Mrs. Tessa r. Guy and Mrs. f.
T. Crawford spent a few days in
Lima last week. Mrs. Guy was the
guest of her son Charles O. Guy
and family and Mrs. Crawford was
the guest of her daughter, MIS-.
Dan Bault and family.
Mr.. Lew Baughman was a call
er here on Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Richard and two
daughters, Frances and Lillian
spent Friday afternoon in Ma
rysville.
Reception Held
In honor of the newly settled
pastor and his wife, the Metho-
dist Womens Society of Christian
Service held a reception tea on
Friday evening at 800 pm. Mrs.
Bertha Taylor, Miss Jane Taylor,
and Mrs. Martha Hinton were in
charge of arrangements. Preccd-
ing the tea a short program was
given featuring some of the young
er members of the church playing
piano solos. These included Billy
FraVel, Bobby Fravel, and frankie
George, sons of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
K. Fravel and DR.. and Mrs. Frank
George respectively.
Holds First Dance
When school is out the younger
set in town need something to get
them together to have a good time,
so each year about a month after
the close of the school term, the
teen-agers get together to form
their Moron Club for the summer
vacation. Although the name OF
the club no way reflects the men,
tai status of the youngsters, they
do have a good time. Party ar
rangements are in charge of Mrs.
l.. r. Trees, who also calls for the
old-time square dancing they do.
The club has an electric victrola
and very large collection of rec
ordS.
On Friday evening the club held
its first dance in the dancing hall
at PaStime Park.
Sextet Sings at Conference
The local girls seXtet made an
other personal appearance last
Monday evening at Madison Rural
high school when All club leaders,
officers, parents, and friends met
to plan and discuss duties and pro-
jects for the coming year.
Mr.. w. B. Woods, M d is o n
county Agricultural Extension
Agent, was in charge of the meet
ing and introduced the instructors
for the evening. After announce
ments had been made, the group
divided into their respective groups
as follows: leaders, junior leaders,
and parents; presidents and vice.
presidents; secretaries and treas
urcrs; news reporters; and recrea-
tiOn leaders.
After an hour of discussion the
groups met again to hear reports
from each group as to what they
had learned during the course of
the evenings discussion.
Mr.. Woods then introduced the