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Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

years ago and from the first was a
decided success. continuing unin-
tcrrupted during War ii despite
IN" scarcity of raw material.
The second quarterly conference
of Grace Methodist Church will be
held on Tuesday. September. l..
according to an announcement
made by the pastor. Rev. Milton X.
Elliott. The superintendent OF the
Dover District OF the Peninsula
Conference, Dr. MulHnesn. will
preside
Goshen Church Services
3:45 Sunday School The day
will he observed at "WOrld Service
Day. and the offering will go to-
ward the Missionary Fund.
1l:o0--M Morning Worship Ser-
mon hy Rev. Davis.
\ cordial welcome is extended
To you To come study, and worship
Work is continuing on severa
improvements in the church pro
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

Ensign Aubrey s. Smoot, son of
Dr. and Mrs. Aubrey G. Smoot, has
returned from tour of duty in the
Pacific and at the end OF terminal
leave will resume study at the Uni
versity of Delaware.
Fire caused by bolt Of lightning
totally destroyed barn and its
contents. yesterday afternoon. ON
the farm tenanted by Preston Will
liamS, few miles southwest of
MillsbOrO. The MillSbOrO Fire Com
pany responded to the call around
80 O'Clock and We're recalled at
3:30 when burning tmbers again
endangered nearby buildings.
Damage has been estimated at
about $4,000. The farm known as
the Pale Point Farm. is owned by
Mr. Harry Williams. brother OF
John Williams. candidate for t. =.
Senator on the Republican ticket.
Mrs. Edith Hudson Wilkerson
aged % years. of near FrankfOrd
died early Saturday morning in the
Beehe Hospital at Lewes after Il
lingering illness. The daughter Ul
Che late John and Saliip DonOWal
johnson OF near FrankfOrd. Mls
WllkerSOn is slIryiS ed 10y her hus-
band. John WilkerSOn. three sis
ttrs: Mrs. Carrie Elliott. Pntsvillc
Md. Mrs Elizabeth Baker. Whulcy-
Vile. Md. Mrs. Frances Bunk
Philadelphia and two brothers
James Johnson Frankford AN,
Raymond Johnson Of Wilmington
Funeral services for Mrs. Wilkcr
son will be held in the Hickory Hill
Methodist Church. west of Da2s
burO, on Tuesday afternoon. Angus
2Oth, at two p. m. lntermrnt viii he
made in Mechanics Cemetery y
MillSbOIo.
George +. Lynch, Jr.. of George
town. will be the unOppOsed candi
uate for Representative from tn,
9Th District ON the Rcpuhlical
ticket Mr. Lynch'S candidacy i
further evidence of the active i'll
tereSt returned veterans are eVinC
ing in local and State affairs Las
NNVh' IT tlN tlIlllONiINNu lIidl l dtl
\. Richardson, another veteran wa
the unopposed Democratic candi
cate fOr Representative from thi
district. MIR. Lynch, the son q
George +. Lynch. ST.. and nativ
. Ci Georgetown. is 2S years old. II
Is a graduate of Georgetown Ili&
, School, Class of SO. was active i
T. athletics. playing baseball an
+ served one year as captain of tn
| football team, and was a member {
, the High School Choral club. Al
r tending the University OF DtlaWar
for Il year. followed by Il course i
= business school, young Lynch. VA
: i member of the National Guar
: ana entered the service in l94
! Overseas, Lynch. with rank Of Sci
> 2eant. served with the cloth In
: under General Patton. and wa
!, taken prisoner by the Germans
: March of A., escaping from the Gr,
, mans in April of thar year. Follow
/ in& medical treatment in IN
: country. Lynch returned home. al
!. has received his honorable di
n charge.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

perty. At the church. the former
belfry is being remOdeled INTO
choir assembly room and wash
room is being arranged III the
closet leading to the cellar; also.
the vestibule is being improved ny
new painting and newly finished
floors. The work is being done ull-
der the supervision of committee
appointed by the Official Board.
The commtte members are Milton
T. Groves. Frederick Pepper ana
William b. WagamOn. ST.
Extensive parsonage improve
ments are papeIing and painting
the first floor walls and WOODWORK
and refinishing the floors; alSc,
building new cupbOards in tie hit
chen. This work is being done un-
der the supervision OF committee
from thew. s. &. S. The committee
members are; Mrs. Milton Groves.
Mrs. Floyd Hurley. Mrs. Charles
Barker ana Mrs. Lester Farens.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-03
Union RURAL ALUMNI

The Union Rural Alumni aSso-
citation held its reception in the
school gymnasium, Saturday eve
ming. The large crowd was in a
gay mood as they met in the
school auditorium. The attendance
was near 300 persons.
Mr.. Marion Violet, the president,
invited them to the gymnasium for
the dinner, that was prepared by
ladies of the Methodist church, and
served by members of the Junior
class. The gym was transformed to
hall of beauty through the ef-
forts of the decorating committee.
The Singing String Ensemble
played during the dinner hour.
The president had Superintend-
ant Wagner TO present the Class
of 1916. Welcome to the class was
given by Mr.. Fred Neer. The re-
sponse was made by Charles Still
ingS, class president. Members OF
the last four graduating classes
were introduced into the associat-
ion, as no reception had been held
for five years. A tribute of silence
was given, and heads were bowed
as taps were played in memory
of the graduates who will never
return from the war
President Violet then thanked
all chairmen and committees foI
helping to make the reception such
a grand success. He announced the
officers for the coming year as
Mr.. George Wood, president; Mr.
Herbert StillingS, vicc-prcSident;
Mrs. Fred NeCr, secretary; and Mr.
William SimonS, treasurer. AL
enjoyed the dancing for the re
maindcr of the evening with music
by the Sunset SCrcnadcrs".
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SHAM-JONES MARRIAGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin II. Shaw, of
MarySville Route l, have announc-
ed the marriage of their daughter
Flora Louise, to Walter II. Jones
of 3671 Warsaw ave-, Cincinnati
The brides brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Needles, OF
Seven Mile, were the only ones
present at the double ring cere-
mony. The vows were SolemizeC
by Rev. John Stanley Harker, ir
the chapel of the Presbyterian
church in Hamilton, at 600 pm
May %.
The bride wore white with con.
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MINISTERING CIRCLE

The MiniStering circle of the
Kings Daughters has been invited
to the home of Mrs. Howard ELL
lott, of Columbus, Tuesday eve
ming for its meeting. Program for
the meeting will be: devotions,
Miss June Wilgus; roll call; Best
Beloved Hymn; Silver Cross, Mrs
Chester Wilson; AS You Like It
Mrs. Gale Baldwin. Election of Of
ficerS will be held. Mrs. Elliott will
have as her assistant hostess, Miss
Mary Graham.
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Mr. and Mrs. Luther Conrad had
5 their weekend guests, Mr.. Z.
N. Feniwick and son, Ray ,and
riend, Robert Moysey, from Kell-
US Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore, of
elaware spent Thursday with
IS. Emza Gladman, mother of
.-rs. Moore.
Miss Leslie Ingram, supervisor
nurses at Grant hospital, spent
EHeral days at the home of Mr..
/ < Mrs. H. P. Clouse, E. State St,
Nrd Center. Miss Ingram and
,grs. Clouse are sisters.
i Mr. and Mrs. John Park and
aughted, Mickey, have been Wis
Ms for week at the home of
/ is. Parks parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jorge Moss. They were in attend
/ ie at the Marysville Alumni,
day evening.
II Truman AmbruSon spent
II eek-end with his wife and
ers at their home on Vine
Ir. ANDERSON is with the
z },'oeed CO., in Lansing, Mich.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Elliott,
daughter, Susan, and sons, Edward
and Tom, of Columbus, spent
Memorial Day at the home of Mrs.
Samantha Hauser, of w. Seventh
ST.. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Harvey and
daughter, Greet of Edison, were
other callers. Mrs. Hauser is the
mother of Mrs. Elliott and Mrs.
Harvey.
Mrs. Boyd Wheeler, of Decater,
ILL.,, arrived Tuesday evening to
spend a week with her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A.
Noble, and family, of w. Fifth St.
Her visit included the attendance
of the High School Commence
ment, as her niece, Miss Betty
Noble, was a member of the Senior
class.
Mr.and Mrs. l.. e. EcKert and
daughter, Lucille, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Claie Deck Of Delta, were
house guests for Memorial Day at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. B.
Robinson, on w. sixth st. Mrs.
Eckert and Mrs. Deck are sisters
Of Mrs. Robinson.
Miss Marjorie Alexander accom-
panied Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Cum
minis, of GrandvieW, on a motor
trip to Chicago, Wednesday. While
there for several days, Miss Alex
ander will visit her uncle DR.. c.
c. Croy, and cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
ElWood Kahert.
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL, MARYsvILLE, OHIO

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swimming,
of FIT Wayne, Ind, came Friday
to attend the "a class reunion, and
the wedding of the latter's brother,
John Dinkle. Mrs. Swimming is the
former Clara Dinkle. Her husband
was the vocalist at the Dasher-
Dinkle wedding, Saturday even
ing, in Trinity Lutheran church.
DR.. H. G.. Southland, Health Di-
rector of Hooking and Vinton
counties, came for a visit over
Memorial Day, with his wife in
their home on Sixth st.
Miss Lydia F. Price, of Wash
ington D. c., flew by T.W.A. plane,
Monday, to visit with her brother,
Mr.. James Price, and family, of
Z. Fourth St, and other relatives.
She attended the reunion of class
"a, prior to the alumni.
Miss Mildred Taylor, of Clinton
vile, Columbus, was a guest of
Clara 10 Westlake at her home for
the weekend They attended the
MarySville Alumni, Friday even
ing
Mrs. J. A. Wood, Of Portland,
Oregon, will be the guest of Eliz-
abeth Green today at her home on
Main street. Mrs. Wood has been
visiting friends and relatives in
Ohio.
Edna Figley and her brother,
Mr. Ernest Figley, attended a
class dinner in the Methodist
church at West Mansfield, Sun
day, and visited with frneds.
Saturday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs j. II. Ferrel and son,
Willie, were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bettice, Flandrean, S. Oak; Don
Ferrell, North Lima; Miss Nor
ma Jane Parker, Columbus; Miss
Phyllis Westlake, Mr.. and Mrs
Conrad Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
McAlliSter and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Dunn and daughter Shirley,
of near Broadway Corners.
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PACE THREE

trasting black accessories, and a
corsage of red rose buds.
Following the ceremony, a we'd
ding dinner was served at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Needles, in
Seven Mile. The bride and groom
left Thursday for a short visit at
the home of the brides parents.
The bride attended Bowling
Green State University, and has
been teaching in Delhi Township
School in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Jones is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry c. Jones, of Revenna,
Ky. He was formerly with the N.
S. Navy, Field Department, at
Portsmouth, Va, and at present
is attending the Cincinnati College
of Embalming. He is member OF
the Pi Sigma Eta Fraternity.
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ATTENDS WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Wilson and
Miss Mary Fisher East Fifth ST.,
will drive to Washington c. H, on
Wednesday morning to attend the
wedding of Miss Susie Mae Gar
ringer and Mr. Joseph Helfrick.
The wedding will be at $50 in the
church. After the ceremony rel
atives and friends will be enter
tanned with a breakfast at the
country club.
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METHODIST W.S.C.S.

Group l of the Methodist w. S.
c. S. will meet at 2 pm. WedneS-
day at the home of Mrs. Luther
Liggett. All other group meetings
will be omitted for June. Arrange
ments are being made for the Rose
Tea on Wednesday, June 19. All
members and guests are invited.
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MAGNETIC W.S.C.S.

The Methodist W.S.C.S. of Mag
netic Springs will meet 2 o'clock
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Alva Coder. Visitors are
welcome. The hostess committee
is Mrs. L. c. Mclean, Mrs. Alice
Davis and Mrs. Alva COder.
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CIRCLE OE SERVICE

The Kings Daughters Circle OF
Service will met with Mrs. William
Huffman at 7:30 pm, Tuesday.
The program will consist of papers
by Mrs. w. f. Hall and Mrs.
Thomas Sharrer, and Silver Cross,
by Mrs. Joy Laymaster.
Mrs. Huffman will have as as
Sistant hostess Mrs. Calvin Park.
All unpaid assessments will be col
leCted at this meeting.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Long of
Elyria, came Wednesday evening
to spend several days at the home
of Mrs. Mary Winget and daugh-
ter, Clarice, at their home on Maple
st.
Mrs. Mable Turner, daughter,
Mrs. Margaret Ward, and grand
daughter, Mrs. Jean Coe, and Miss
Christine Erb, of Columbus, were
visiting with friends and relatives
in Marysville, and Milford Center,
Memorial Day.
Mrs. Willard Hill, of S. Maple
ST., was taken to White Cross hos
pital, Tuesday, for major opera
tion
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mckee, of
the Bellefontaine rd., accompan-
led by friends, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Spear, of Kent, motored to Indian
apolis, for the automobile races, on
Memorial Day.
Mrs. Clair Thompson accompan-
led her sons, Mr.. Ted Thompson
and Mr.. Lewis Thompson, to Sui
livanf Field, Memorial Day. Ted
piloted the plane over Oakdale
cemetery during the Memorial SER
vices, and dropped flowers in mem
ory of those men who lost their
lives while serving in the Air
Corps.
DR.. and Mrs. r. Floyd Belt, and
son, spent Memorial Day visiting
relatives in Western Hills, Gin
ctnnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bettice OF
Flandrean, S. Oak, are spending
several days with the latter's par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Ferrell
and son, Willie, of near Broadway
Corners. Don Ferrell, of North
Lima, was also a weekend guest
Guests of Mrs. Melvin Watkins
and son, Forrest, W. Fifth ST.,
Wednesday evening for the COM
mencement exercises were: Mr.
and Mrs. Lemuel Fout, Middle
burg; Miss Hazel Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Smith and daugh-
ter, Donna, Urbana; Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Shriver, Amlin; n d
Miss Betty Barbour, Plain City
Forrest was a member of the grad
uating class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Shanks,
and daughter, Jean, have had as
their guests for Memorial Day. Mr.
and Mrs. B. M. Kirkendall, of To-
ledo. Other guests for the week
end were: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ar
mold, of Cleveland. Mrs. Arnold
and Mrs. Shanks are sisters.
DR.. and Mrs. John T. Dutro, anC
daughter, Jean, left Thursday eve.
ming for Cincinnati to attend Com
mencement exercises at Ohio Mil
itary Institute where their son
Robert, is enrolled. Jean was {
guests of her brother, Robert, fol
the commencement prom, Friday
evening. While in Cincinnati, the
| Dutro'S will also visit their daugh
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McGUFFEY CLUB

The McGuffey Literary Club will
meet at 2:15 pm. Thursday, with
Mrs. Ethel Johnson, E. Fourth ST.,
with Mrs. Maud Baker, assisting.
Mrs. Margaret Wrinkle will have
charge of the program and Mrs.
Lora Specs, the devOtiOns.
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Minnie. CLUE

The MIME. Club will meet at
p pm. Thursday with Mrs. Joy
Elliott, w. Sixth st. The program
and refreshments will be in charge
of the executive committee.
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YOUTH MEETING POSTPONED

Due to many of the youth who
had expressed interest in a Youth
Center having to work Friday
morning, the meeting at the high
school auditorium was postponed.
1t will be held Friday evening,
June 7, at o'clock in the Oakland
Hotel dining room.
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CH1LDREN,s DAY SERVICE

Childrens Day exercises will be
held Sunday evening in the Broad
way Methodist church. Everyone
welcome
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RETURNS FROM WEST

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd L. COder, of
Magnetic Springs, arrived home,
Friday evening, after spending the
past seven we ks ira ave lin G
through the South, West and
North Central parts Of the u. S.
They also visited in Mexico, their
journey included 10 states. Points
of interest were Carlsbad CaVernS,
in N. NJ, Golden Gate Bridge,
Oakland, San Francisco Bridge,
mammoth Redwood trees in Ore
gan, Yellowstone National Park,
the indianapolis Auto Races, also
Santa Anita Harness Races and
the Tijuana Running Races, in
! Old Mexico.
Picked up Mr.. Ed Low, of Mar
ysville, in Meridian, Miss and he
continued on the trip. Mr.. Grover
| Punch" Slower, of OStrander, who
was attending races in California,
also returned home with the Cod
er'S.
They visited several relatives in
central and southern Texas. They
also visited Mr.. Lloyd Calhoun and
family, while in California. Mr..
Calhoun was a former schoolmatc
of Mr.. Coder.
Their trip covered a total of
| 1000 miles.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-03
GET-TO-GETHER CLUB

The Broadway Get-To-Gether
Club met May % with Mrs. c. O.
Shearer. There were nine members
and one visitor present.
On June u the club will meet at
7 pm. at the Broadway school
house for the annual family picnic.
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ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Amrine
announce the birth of a daughter,
born Saturday morning in Marion
City hospital.
The baby has been named Re-
becca Lynn. This is the first child.
Mrs. Amrine is the former Mary
Stump.
The mother and baby were
brought, Sunday, to the home Of
Mr.. Amrine's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter Amrine, west of town.
w. G. t. q.
The Women's Christian Temp
erance Union will meet at 2 pm.
Friday afternoon in the Fellow
ship room of the Methodist church.
| There will be important business,
and plans for special meeting.
Mrs. Felts, of Delaware, will be
present for a meeting the following
week. Every member is urged to
be present.
RETURNED HOME
The many friends of Mr.. Fred
Borton will be glad to know that
he has returned to his home, in
Irwin. He was a patient at 81.
Francis hospital, with a serious
case of pneumonia. Mr.. Gorton
has been the proprietor of the gen
eral store in Irwin for many years.
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BRIDGETTE CLUB
The Bridgette Club is invited to
meet with Mrs. Glenn Grigsby to-
night at 800 o'clock in her home
on N. Court st.
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IN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
Mrs. Monroe Yoder underwent
an operation at University hospit-
al. She had been in the hospital
since Sunday, and is in room 3l7.
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ROSE BREAKFAST

The annual ROSe-breakfaSt OF
the Thoburn-Mills Bible class was
held at 500 am, Sunday in the
Oakland hotel. Thirty-two men,
bers and guests were seated at the
large T-shap table, beautiful with
rose decorations, an individual
rose bud favor at each plate.
Mr.. L. II. Hatton, president of
the class, made the Introductory
remarks. The devotionals were by
Mrs. E. II. Hatton. Rev. KneiSley
then expressed the deep apprecia-
tion for the many accomplishments
of this class. The class teacher,
Mr.. H. E. Frederick, gave a short
talk. Teach Me to Pray" was
sung in beautiful voice by Miss
Marilyn White, with Miss Jean
Graham at the piano. DR.. (. A.
Martin gave a few remarks. Edna
Figley was committee chairman,
Other members helping were, Mrs.
Charles Blain, Mrs. Emma Redd-
ing, Miss Mary Graham, and Mr..
James Beck.
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RELIEF CORPS

The RanSome Reed Relief Corps
No. 1O2. will meet in the Armory
at 2 pm. Monday, June 10.
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VIEW. CARD PARTY

The VIEW. Auxiliary is spons-
oring a card party Thursday at 8
pm. at the VIEW. hall, N. Main
street.
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PILGRIM CIRCLE

The Pilgrim Circle of Kings
Daughters will be postponed until
June 10. A picnic will be held on
that date, and officers will be cleo
/ ted.
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DOROTHY BROWN WEEDS

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Brown,
of w. Fifth st, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Dorothy,
to Lieutenant Arthur ]. NiColette,
Dental Corps, U.S.NR., son of Mr.,
Charles Nicolette, of Laetonia,
Ohio.
The marriage was SOlemnized in
the rectory of st. Agnes Parish in
New York City, on May II at 8
pm, by the Rev. Thomas T. Nc
Guilty.
Both the bride and the groom
are graduates of Ohio State Uni
versity, Mrs. Nicolette from the
College of Home Economics in
March 1914, and 1t. Nicolette from
the College of Dentistry, in March
1913.
1t. Nicolette, who recently re-
turned from the South Pacific, is
on temporary duty in the Third
Naval District, New York City.
After his discharge on June 3rd,
the couple will spend few weeks
vacationing in Maine.
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NOTICE - PRACTICE

Practice for Children's Day SER
vices will be held at 2 pm. We'd
ncsday in the Congregational
church.
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IN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

Mrs. Monroe Yoder underwent
an operation at University hospit-
al. She had been in the hospital
since Sunday, and is in room 3l7.
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CIRCLE

The MayfIoWer circle OF the
Kings Daughters will meet for its
annual picnic at $3.50 pm. Wednes-
day with Mrs. Lucy Coleman, Col
umbuS rd.
Miss Hattie Hamilton will have
the devotionS. There will be adj
mission of new members and cleo
tion of officers. Following the bus
mess, a picnic supper will be en-
! ioyed.
Each member is asked to bring
/ covered dish and table service.
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pIhk1JNG L. II CLCD
The Bridgette Club is invited to
meet with Mrs. Glenn GrigSby to-
night at 800 o'clock in her home
on N. Court st.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Shanks,
and daughter, Jean, have had as
their guests for Memorial Day, Mr..
and Mrs. B. M. Kirkendall, of To-
ledo. Other guests for the week.
end were: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ar
mold, of Cleveland. Mrs. Arnold
and Mrs. Shanks are sisters.
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FAREWELL RECEPTION

The Methodist church will hold
farewell reception Wednesday
evening at 6 o'clock in the church
in honor of their pastor and wife,
who have been transferred to the
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha KneiSley
Epworth Methodist church in Ii
ma. Rev and Mrs. KneiSley are
leaving Friday to take up THEN
new duties. Members and friends
of the Church are cordially invit-
ed to the reception.
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BAPTIST LADIES AID
The Allen Center Baptist ladies
aid society will meet Thursday af.
ternoon with Mrs. Cora Paver
Chestnut st. There will be prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
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