The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-09-12
: REDWOOD

Mr.. Byron Carter and daughters,
Eta and Ellen, of Marion; Mr..
and Mrs. Lowell Mitten and daugh-
ters, Patricia, Janet and Carolyn
Mrs. Edith Bush and Mrs. Della
Davis, all of near LaRue; and Mr..
and Mrs. John FooS of Redwood.
Meeting of Kings Daughters
The Cheerio Circle of the Kings
Daughters met on Monday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Zane
Randall.
During the business session the
circle voted to give twenty-five
dollars for the fund being raised
to finance the weekday religious
education classes at the school.
They also volunteered to canvass
the town for funds.
The admission service was read
by Mrs. DeVoss, of Milford Cen
ter, who is the county chairman of
the Kings Daughters organization.
Mrs. F. r. Fisher was admitted
into the club. Mrs. DeVoss also
installed the following officers:
Mrs. Zane Randall, president; Mrs.
Claud Swartz. vice president; Mrs.
Owen Webb, treasurer.
Giles Mcdaniel. secretary; Mrs.
Mrs. Margaret Clevenger sang
several numbers. Devotions were
! led by Mrs. Donald Hobbs. Roll
call was under the heading of My
Vacation.
The next meeting will be pic
mic at Maplecrest Home for Girls
at Bucyrus on Oct. 6.
Mrs. Howard Seckle, of Marion,
was a guest.
Assisting hosesses were Mrs.
Giles Mcdaniel and Mrs. Owen
Webb.
Meeting of Baptist Ladies
Mrs. D. j. Fryman was hostess
to the Mission Society and Ladies
Aid of t he Redwood Baptist
church at her home on f. Blagrove
ST., last Thursday.
The president, Mrs. r. J. Lang
staff, presided at the business Sess-
ion. At that time a letter was read
by the secretary, Mrs. Charles
Callahan, from a Baptist Home
for old ladies in Cleveland, ac-
knowledging the receipt of a money
gift from the society. 1t was voted
to send a contribution to the shcol-
arship fund to the Baptist Mission
ary Training School in Chicago.
Plans were made for the serving
of about two hundred dinner to
Baptists who will be attending
two day session on Sept. "a and
25. Money from these meals Will
be applied to fund which the Bap-
lists are raising for World Relief.
Plans are being completed for a
sale to be held in Nov. for more
money for this fund.
Mrs. Ernest Debolt gave a re-
port on a meeting which she re-
! Gently attended in Granville.
Plans are under way for spec
ial meeting in Oct at which time
members will bring in special
collection based on their age. A
speaker has been obtained and
special music will be on the pro-
gram. Each lady is allowed to
bring one guest of her own choos-
ing.
The remainder of the afternoon
was spent in rolling bandages
which will be used to fill a White
Cross quota which will be sent to
a Baptist station in Africa. Plans
were made for another meeting
for this work at Mrs. j. S. Matter
sons home on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Fryman served delicious
luncheon. She was assisted by
Mrs. Gold Nash and Mrs. Burl
Ross.
Baptist Ladies
A group of ladies met at the
home of Mrs. ]. S. Matteson on
Monday and made a number of
bandages for the White Cross un-
der the supervision of the chair
man, Mrs. Homer Van BuSkirk.
Next Tuesday afternoon all lad
les of the church are urged to come
to the church dining-room for
more work. Please bring needle,
white thread, scissors and either
tape measure or ruler. Time of
meeting two o'clock.
Entertains Teachers
Last Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Giles McDaniels entertained
the teachers of the Baptist Sunday
school at their home west of town