The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-02
MINIsTERING CIRCLE

with mothers as special guests,
The lovely affair was held in the
Trinity Lutheran Parish house,
with the Lutheran ladies serving a
delicious three-courSe dinner.
Mrs. Willard Hill was chairman
of the committee in charge of all
arrangements. Ably assisting Mrs.
Hill were Mrs. Jake Pfarr, Mrs.
Charles Asman and Mrs. Joseph
Maxwell. The color scheme for the
table decorations was red and
white, traditional Mothers Day
corors. Tall white candles stood
on bright red bases along the tab
les, and these were flanked by
boquets of red tulip, white Spirea
and lilies of the valley. Tiny red
and white nut baskets held the
name cards at each place. Each
guest was presented a red carnat-
ion, while the guest speaker, Mrs
Richard Cameron, and the guest
pianist, Miss Jean Graham, both
were presented with pink and
white carnation corSages.
. The following program was CIV
en-: The Blessing, Mrs. Gale Bald
win; Welcome by the president,
Mrs. Hal Warrington; the guest re-
sponse, Mrs. l.. w. Shaw; two pi-
ano solos, Miss Jean Graham; and
Mrs. CameronS talk on the "Holy
Land" Mrs. Gwynn Sanders then
led the ladies in group singing, to
Miss Graham's accompaniment.
Mrs. Cameron's talk was very
interesting and timely. She illus
trated her trip with colorful Ian
tern slide pictures. She told of her
experiences in the Biblical count
ry when she travelled extensively
some years ago.
The following associate members
of the circle attended: Mrs. How
ard Elliott, of Columbus, whose
mother, Mrs. Samantha HouSer,
was a guest and also celebrated
her birthday Friday; Mrs. Willet-
ia Easton, of Milford Center, and
Miss Lucille Beecher. The guests
CT the members were Miss Rober-
ia Asman, Mrs. II. M. Wood, Mrs.
Alton Bump,
Mrs. Paul Gibson, Mrs. Alice
Evans, Of Milford Center; Miss Ell
tha Graham, Mrs. Lydia Polling,
Mrs. Emma Reading, Mrs. Alvi
Graham, Mrs. Staley, Mrs. Sally
Sanders, Miss Marilyn Shearer,
Mrs. L. w. Shaw, Mrs. Leroy
Burns, Mrs. Cora Milligan, of Mag
netic Springs; Mrs. o. A. Wilgus,
Mrs. R. r. Linn, of Redwood, Mrs.
Larry Moder, Mrs. Della Findly,
Mrs. Leo Coleman and Mrs. Her
bert Simmons, Of Redwood
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MIZPAH GUEST MEETING
The Mizpah Circle of the Kings
Daughters held their annual guest
meeting in the Presbyterian
church social rooms Wednesday
evening. About 40 ladies enjoyed
the evening.
Mrs. Glenna Blumenschein was
chairman of the Guest Day COM
mittee. Working with her were
Mrs. Joe Hervey, Mrs. Stephen
Miller, Mrs. Arnold Nicol and Mrs.
Willis Shearer.
The program consisted of the
following: Welcome address by the
president, Mrs. Porter Guy; guest
response, Miss Ferne Berger; de-
votions and prayer, Mrs. Emery
McKitrick; introduction of guests
and conversational Skit, Mrs.
Stephen Miller; a spelling contest
won by Mrs. Marie Rozelle; fav-
ors awarded to every guest and
special prizes to the oldest and the
youngest wcman present. The gift
which went to the oldest lady was
a beautiful corsage made by Mrs.
Shearer.
Piano selections by Miss Liddy
Wilson, matron of the Woman's
Reformatory, who was a guest, en-
ded the program. Refreshments
were served them on a candle
lighted table in the dining room.
Flowers and napkins in pastel col
OrS completed the decorations.
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W.R.C. MEETS
The regular meeting of the Wo-
mems Relief Corps will be held at
pm. Monday in the armory.