The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-19
Attend Christmas Program

4 AIISuQ SHIlSlutoS EIO9IoAN
Mrs. Charles Boyles and Mrs.
Edgar Boyles attended the Christ
lmas program Sunday evening, in
the Linden Church of Christ, in
Columbus.
Grange Election
The Tri-County grange held its
election of officers Thursday ev-
ening. Merrill Boyles was elected
worthy master; Chester Louden,
overseer; Faith Brelsford, assist
ant stewart; Otis Smith, assistant
steward; Gertrude Watts, lady as
sistant steward; E. r. Brelsford,
chaplain; Hugh Carey, treasurer
Imogene Louden, secretary; AL
ton Watts, gate keeper; Ceres,
Mary Bates; Pomona, Eleanor
White; Flora, Ethel Watts; E. r.
Bates, B. A. Woodruff and Mer-
rit White, executice committee.
The next meeting will be held on
Dec. 26, with a Christmas ex-
change.
Pot-luck Supper
The Pythian Sisters held their
annual Christmas exchange and
pot-luck supper Wednesday even
f, ing in the K. of P. dining room.
! This was also the occasion for the
presentation of a basket of gifts
to the most excellent chief, Mrs.
! Esther Bremen, who will retire
from the chair in January. The
tables were lovely in Christmas
decorations and a delicious pot
luck supper was served after the
gift exchange. A good time was
reported by all in attendance.
Christmas School Program
Thursday evening the annual
Christmas school program was
given in the high school auditor
J ium. The program consisted of
recitations, songs and plays by
and assisted by the Junior Hi. 1t
was largely attended.
Visiting in Indiana
Mrs. Laura Gibson left last
Saturday for Anderson, Indiana,
where she will spend the holidays
with her daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs Robert Kimble.
Play Postponed
Respecting their deceased sup
erintendent, the Junior class has
postponed its play, Don't Take
My Penny" until Jan. 7, at which
time it will be presented in the
, high school auditorium.
Has Been Transferred
Norman B. Hill, S 1/c, has been
transferred from Jacksonville,
Florida, to Memphis Naval Air
station, Memphis, Tenn. He will
arrive Saturday to spend Today
leave with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. B. Hill.
Church Program
Sunday evening, a Christmas
program will be presented at the
Methodist church, in charge of the
Youth Fellowship and the Young
Peoples Sunday school classes.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Clan are an
nouncing the birth of a son. Dec.
8, in Champaign Countu hospital.
| Olympic Lodge hold
election of officers
Last Tuesday vening the
Knights of Pythias, Olympic
Lodge No 658, held election of Of
ficers: Paul A Chamberlain was
elected chancellor commander;
Robt. Taylor, vice-Chancellor COM
mander; o. Jesse Chamberlain,
prelate; Richard B. Rhodes, Master
of work; Paul E. Chamberlain,
Secretary; John L. Tomlin, Master
Of Finance; John McNeir, Master
of Exchange; John j. Tomlin, ,Jr.,
Master of arms; Pearl Bushong,
inner guard; William Ewing, ,Jr.,
outer guard; Harry Westfall, ,M.F.
Freeman, and Harry Dewitt, trust
ees, Paul Chamberlain, Sr., will
have charge of installation which
will be held on January 7.
PYthian Sisters hold
election of officers.
Last Thursday evening the Pyth-
ian Sisters held election of new
officers. Mrs. Lena Hill was elect
ed Most EXcellant Chief; Mrs.
Mary Bates, Elk. Senior, Mrs.
Arleen Richardson, Ex. Junior;
Mrs. Clara Pennington, Manager;
Mrs. Blanche McNeir, Mistress of
Finance; Mrs. Helen Woodruff,
Mistress of Records and Cores