The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-03
MISS ROSEMARY WESTLAKE, SOCIETY EDITOR
PHONES: 4-42S1 and 4-7576 after s:3a
IN-AS-MUCH CIRCLE

IN-AS-MUCH CIRCLE
The In-As-Much circle of The
Kings Daughters, will meet Tues
day, with Mrs. Earl Kinsey, w
Seventh st. Mrs. Walt Cody will be
assistant hostess. The program is
as follows:
Mrs. Ralph Girard, roll call; Mrs
Lutrelle HANDEL, devotionalS; Mrs
Paul Hultz, Silver Cross; and Mrs
Joe Myers, book review.
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LABOUR OF LOVE CIRCLE
The Labour of Love circle OF
The Kings Daughters will meet al
$50 pm. Tuesday, with Mrs. Mon.
( eta McCarty, S. Chestnut St, fol
its Christmas pot-luck supper anc
gift exchange. Mrs. George Schle.
gel and Mrs. Ned Davis will be as.
siStant hoSteSses. The program will
be:
Mrs. Davis, devotions; Mrs
Margaret Wrinkle, Ohio Voice. Mrs
Ethel Johnson, Silver Cross. anC
Mrs. Phyllis Andrews, Honolulu.
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SEES HOUR Or CHARM
PROGRAM, WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Blanche Morelock, Mrs. w
ID. Wilson, Miss Mary Fisher, anc
Mrs. Anthony Pfarr of this city
and DR.. and Mrs. II. H. Kettler, O
Milford Center, attended the Hour
or Charm program, "Wednesday
evening in Memorial H1h, Colum
bus.
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HOME FROM PACIFIC
Dana L. Clapham. Phi. M. 1/c
! arrived home Monday night frcn
overseas, for a 30-day leave will
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Clapham and other relatives ant
friends in Marysville.
He was in the Pacific area al
most l8 months, serving with tn,
Third Marine Division on Guam
and was wounded in the Cam
paign of Two Jima. He wears tn
Purple Heart, t he America
Theater ribbon ASiactic-Pacifi
ribbon, the Victory medal and tn
Navy Good Conduct medal.
At the expiration of his 30-da
leave Mate Clapham reports to tn
Navy Recruiting Station, in Co
lumbus, for reassignment.
ARRIVED d. FROM M EUROPE ,o
Sgt. Calvin E. Sines, of Broad
way, arrived at Newport New.
Va, Dec. 28 aboard tthe u. S.
John Hancock. He was on tn
ocean 81 days, due to bad weathe
and storms.
Sgt SineS returned from l
months overseas with the Army, i
an engineer division
He is now at Indiantown Gar
where he was to have received hi
discharge this morning, and will al
rive home Friday morning.
MOATS-COUGHENOUR
WEDDING is SOLEMNIZED
Mis- Wanda j. CoughenOul
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gu
Coughenour, of Milford Center, be
came the bride of Roger l. Moats
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Moat:
of Powell, Dec. 81, at 7:30 pm.
: Rev. Hugh A. Liggett performe
the double ring ceremony at tn
home of the brides parents.
White, yellow and rust Chrysar
themumS formed the backgroun
for the wedding.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore a light blue woo
dress and an orchid corSage. Com
pleting her ensemble was a Stran
u of pearls, gift of the bridegroom.
The bridesmaid, Mrs. Elvin Lint
ner, sister of the bride, wore
peach-colored dress. Her corSag
was gardenias, her jewelry was
gold necklace, gift Cf the bride.
Mr.. George Davis, of Worthing
ton, acted as best man. Mr.. Elvi
Lintner seated the wedding guest:
I Soft music was played by Mr.:
Hugh A. Liggett.
Reception for friends and reli
tiveS followed the ceremony.
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LOCAL WEDDING HELD
Miss Helen Lowry, daughter {
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lowry, c
Milford Center, and George T
DingleGine, S 1/c, son of Mr.