The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-14

dSeu, dllu pldIlS were IIlduS lOI d
Halloween party. 1t was decided
at the next meeting to have par
ent-teachers meeting in each room
while the children will be enter
tained in the gym. Mrs. w. l..
lGlesenkamp and Nancy Fugitt are
members of the sales tax stamp
committee. Supt. Patton spoke of
the three-mill levy renewal to be
voted on at the coming election,
and the president thanked those
who helped with the Delaware
fair lunch stand. There was a dis
cuSsion of school needs including
lighting in the lower grade rooms,
and it was decided to buy fluores-
cent lights as needed. A talk on
education was given by County
were served by the committee.
Revella Bell entertained with a
miscellaneous shower at her home
Thursday evening, honoring Mild
red Robinson, who will be married
in November. The table containing
the gifts was centered with large
doll in bridal costume, and pink
and white color scheme was used.
Several games offarded entertain
met. Refreshments were served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs. Warl
Simmons. Miss Robinson received
many pretty and useful gifts. The
guests were Mrs. Lloyd Robinson,
Mrs. George Dennis, Mrs. Richard
Robinson, of Columbus, Mrs. Ray
Imond Wallace. Annabelle Robin
son, Mary Robinson, Rosemary
Mitchell, Winifred Rodgers, Mrs.
Dale Conklin, Mrs. Robert New
house, Madene Phillians, Nancy
Fugitt, Mrs. Earl Simmons, Mrs.
Ralph Bell, and Mary Margaret
Burch of Delaware.
Loyal Workers C:"cc
The meeting of the Loyal Work
ers class of the Baptist church was
held at the home of Mrs. Charles
Jones and was in charge of the
president, Mrs. E. A. Edelblute.
The meeting opened with songs.
The devotionS were read by Mrs.
Stewart Smith and prayers were
offered by Mrs. Daisy Earlywine
and Mrs. Andrew Hook 1t was
decided to have a Thanksgiving
program at the next meeting, Mrs.
B. c. Duncan to be in charge. The
lesson study, was in charge of Mrs.
Edelblute A social hour was en-
joyed and refreshments were SerV-
ed. There were IA members pres
ent and the guests were Mrs. JeS-
sic Sabins and Mrs. Burrell SabinS.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Ancel Larcom the
second Thursday in November.
Ginger Glass
The Ginger class of the Bapt-
iSt church held its regular meeting
at the home of Mrs. Donald Dean
and was in charge of the president.
Mrs. Ralph Moseley. The lesson
study was conducted by Mrs. Nose
ley on the prophecies concerning
Christ and their fulfillment. Games
| featured the social hour and re-
freShmentS were served, the tables
being prettily decorated for the
Halloween season. Thoes present
were Mrs. William Winston, Mrs
Ralph Moseley, Mrs. Walter Hick-
ok, Mrs. L. R. Chapman, Mrs. Rex
Hostetler. Mrs. G. R. Patton, Mrs.
Harold Felkner, Mrs. Thomas
Lasley Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Edwin
Mackan, Charlotte Hubbard, and
Anna StearnS.
Booster Night Held
Annual Booster night was obSer-
we'd by Riverside Grange, the meet
ing being held at the Bellpoint
SchoolhouSe. The auditorium was
prettily decorated with autumn
flowers to represent garden Mrs.
Harold Kirchner and Mrs. M. S.
Cherington opened the program
with piano duet. after which the
welcome was given by the master,
John Healey. Marie Gemeinhardt
led in prayer and the pledge to the
flag was given by the group. Kath-
ryn Stoycheff, Joan Brown, Linda
Olsen, Mary Maxwell, Peggy Ruth
erford, Paul David Freshwater, and
Wayne Rutherford gave a dialogue,
/ in which they expressed their wish
eS for all children in all parts of
guest musician from Linworth,
gave several xylophone selections.
Mrs. Kirchner, president of the
Riverview Garden club then intro
duced the speaker of the evening
Mrs. Frank Warner of Columbus
who gave an interesting Illustrated
lecture on wild Life AT My Door"
These pictures were taken in the
Hooking Hills of Ohio. Refresh
ments were served by a committee
composed of Mrs. Jennings Jones,