The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-18
REDWOOD

and dolls for the nursery at the
church.
Mrs. Sieg was assisted by Mrs.
Tucker Smith and Mrs. Charles
Cheney.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. George Bat
ties.
Eucher Club Meets
Mrs. Harry Brown, assisted by
Mrs. Josephine Porter, entertained
the Happy Time Eucher Club at
her home, last Thursday evening.
There were six tables in play.
Guests included Mrs. Fred Wood,
Mrs. Ross Wiley, Mrs. Evelyn Nc
Mahon and Mrs. Jack Van Bus
kirk.
Awards went to Mrs. Lena Nor
re, high score; Mrs. Bertha Ridge
way, low score; Fern Wiley, most
lone hands; Mrs. Vernal Zuspan,
most euchers; Mrs. Evelyn McMa-
hon, guest high score; Mrs. Jack
VanBuskirk, guest low score;
HoStesses served delicious re-
freshmentS.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. c. o. Shoup
at her home on Beatty Avenue.
Observe SixtY-six Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Cox quietly
observed their sixty-siXth wedding
anniversary at their home on S.
Franklin ST., on Monday November
IL. Mr.. and Mrs. Cox spent their
childhood at Radnor in Delaware
County. Mr.. Cox was the son of
Thomsa and Margaret Cox. Mrs.
Cox was one of ten children of
William and Margaret Prichard.
They are now the only surviving
children in either family. Mr.. Cox
is ninety years old and Mrs. Cox
is eighty nine.
They were married in Radnor
in 1880 by DR.. Thomas r. Griffith,
pastor of the Radnor Baptist
Church. They moved to Union
County in the spring of 1881 and
bought the farm on the coner of
route and Tawa Road where
they lived until 1902 when they
moved into Redwood.
They have two daughters, Leah
(Mrs. F. K. McDanieD,o of Rich
wood and Jessie, Mrs. William
Thornhill, of Parker City, Indiana.
There are six grandchildren and
eight great-grandchildren.
Although they are frail, both
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox get great deal
of pleasure in their ability to re-
live the past and talk over their
experiences.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox join in send
ing thanks to the many friends
who remembered their annivers-
ary, with cards, calls and gifts.
, Birthday Party
Mrs. Ralph Workman enter
, tanned with birthday party for
her little daughter, Nancy, on her
third birthday, Nov. 7.
Guests invited included Larry
Collier, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Collier; Diane and Susan Hast
ings, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Hastings; Linda Lee Ran
, some, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Abe Ransome; Charles Gill, son
/, of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gill;
Susan Keigley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Keigley;and the
: little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Dallas Sullivan, jr. Sue Mccoy,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmore
Mccoy, of Washington Court
: House was also a guest.
At attractively arranged tables
: he children were served ice cream
/. and birthday cake.
, Nancy received many lovely
gifts.
, The Mothers of the guests were
also present.
Baptist Ladies' Aid
Mrs. Charles Perkins was hos
tess when the Baptist Ladies Aid
and Mission society met for their
November meeting at her home,
south of town, last Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Donald Hobbs had charge
of the devotional period.
So far this year this organizat-
ion has collected and spent sever
al boxes of material which some
of the mission stations have cal
led for One of these boxes went
to Mather School at Beaufort
South Carolina. Mrs. Giles Nc
Daniel read an article about the
type of work being done at this
school for colored girls. Another