The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-09-30
Reception

Miss Ann rostma gave an in
teresting and instructive talk on
Tuesday evening in the Universal
World Youth Organization"
ist church. Following the talk, a
reception was given in the church
Iparlors, honoring Miss Postma.
Miss Postma talked to high
school students Tuesday morning
and Tuesday evening a pot-luck
supper was enjoyed by the Junior
Choir at the parsonage.
Miss Postma went to Springfield
Wednesday to go by train to North
Olmstead and then to Rochester,
MINI.
Trips
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Oberdier and
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Murray left
Thursday for trip to Washington
I'D. c. and to North Carolina.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCarty
went to Mentor Wednesday to join
the state wide garden tour. They
will visit with friends in Pittsburg
before returning home.
Eastern Star
The Past MatronS and Patrons
were honored by Portia Chapter,
in North Lewisburg, Tuesday eve
ming. Those attending from here
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nc
Mahill, Mrs. E. M. Kimball and
Mrs. Jesse McMannis.
Wedding
Miss Martha Blackburn, of
Mechanicsburg, and Pearly Brad
!ley were married at the Univers-
alist parsonage, Tuesday afternoon
at 2 pm, by Rev. Homer Gleason.
Mr.. Mosey Blackburn, father of
the bride, attended the wedding.
They will reside in the new home
Mr.. Bradley is building on West
Bennett st.
Births
Supt. and Mrs. Joseph S. West
are announcing the arrival of a
son, born Friday at the Champaign
County Hospital. This is the sec
ond son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cushman
lare announcing the birth of a son
at their home near Galena. This
is the eighth child in the family.
Alliance
Mrs. William Black was hostess
to members of the Universalist
Alliance at her home in Fountain
Park, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Richard Lincoln acted as
chairman during the absence of
Mrs. Charles McCarty. Response
was THE High Light of the Sum-
mer". A number of projects were
planned for the coming month
Among these were the church sale,
the annual October Tea, and the
dinner for the Lions and their
wives.
The extension project, Lighting
in the Home" will be given at the
next regular meeting, with Miss
Pauline Mills, of Urbana, demon
lstrating.
Mrs. Harm McMahill reported
S65.86 taken in on the rummage
sale.
Mrs. Homer Gleason read the
secretary'S report.
Members were invited to the
dining room where Mrs. Black and
Mrs. Clyde Overfield served tea,
ice box cookies and canapes.
Home Extension Meeting
Mrs. Paul Howard, Mrs. Rich
ard Lincoln, and Mrs. Clyde Over
field attended the meeting of the
Home Extension service on home
lighting in the Presbyterian church
in Urbana, Saturday afternoon
| Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kuhns and
son, Frank Jr, and wife of Taco
ma, Wash, were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. True Ellsworth, Wednesday
This is the first trip East in "a
years.
Entertains Club
Mrs. w. II. Sharp was hostess
Wednesday evening to members
of the Contract Club at her home.
Mrs. Sharp served delicious chick
en- salad. waters and coffee. An en-
joyable evening wa sspent playing
bridge. Mrs. Charles Clark and
Mrs. Claud Dunheim received the
prizes for high scores.
| Other members there were: Mrs.
Moulton Martin, Mrs. George Lin
coin, Miss Mabel Briney, Mrs. Hur-
leigh Bates and Mrs. Robert Lin
coin.
DINNER Party
| Members of the Thursday af-
ternoon Bridge Club formed a din
ner party Tuesday at the Urbana
Air Port Restaurant, and then at
tended a matinee at the Gloria
theater. Those in the party were;
Mrs. d. w. Sharp, Mrs. Henry
4 IxNnetfoIl Grc Charm NTp,