The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-07

dinner was enjoyed at the noon
hour. In the ABSENCE of the presi-
dent, the meeting Was presided ov-
er by Mrs. Retta Milburn. Twelve
members and three guests were
present. The program consisted of
Christmas poem, by Mrs. Davis;
skit, Miss Pauline Cristee and
Mrs. Ida Jones. There was a gift
exchange. The next meeting will
be the fourth Wednesday in March
at the home of Mrs. Z. c. Milburn
with Mrs. Imogene Sherman as
the assistant hostess.
The newly organized Missionary
society of the United Brethren
church held its first meeting at
the church and was i'm charge of
the president, Mrs. II M. Williams.
Other officers are, Mrs. Dale Conk
lin vice-preSident; Mrs. Herman
Stevenson, treasurer; Mrs. r. c.
Pounds, secretary; Mrs. Terry
Bell, secretary of literature; Mrs.
Will Mitchell, secretary of thank
offering; Mrs Will Reed, secretary
of stewardship. For the program,
Mrs. Stevenson gave the origin of
the u. B. w. M. A; Mrs. Williams
gave the life story of Lizzie Huff
man, and Mrs. Mitchell gave the
life of Lillian Hartford Mrs. C..
B. Burns sang.
The Loyal Workers class of the
Baptist church held its regular
! meeting at the home of Mrs. Ivan
| Eeeney. The meeting which was in
/ charge of the president, Mrs. E. A.
Edleblute, opened with a song, and
the Christmas lesson was read by
Mrs. Edelblute, followed by sem
tence prayers. Routine business
was transacted and the lesson study
and discussion were in charge of
Mrs. O. R. Lowe. A Christmas
reading was given by Mrs. Edel-
blute and the meeting closed with
a song. Twelve members responded
to roll call There was a gift eX-
change and refreshments were
I served. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. E. c. Mil
| burn.
The following officers have been
installed by the Masonic lodge:
Guy Farrand, worshipful master;
Delbert Smith, senior warden; F.
O. Miller, junior warden; F. Z.
Parsons, treasurer; DR.. c. B. Hos
I teller, secretary; Robert R. New
house, senior deacon; Max Conk-
lin, junior deacon; M. P. Haggard,
chaplain; Luther Gabriel, tyler.
L. A. McMillen was the installing
officer. The evening closed with a
social hour and refreshments
were served.
The Philathea class of the Pres
byterian church held its regular
meeting and Christmas party at
the home of Mrs. Floyd Prouty.
Following the covered dish supper,
the meeting was in charge of the
president, Mrs. Stanley Larcomb
and opened with prayer by Anna
! Stearns. 1t was decided to send
scrapbookS, which the members
had made to the Children's hoSpi-
! tai, in Columbus, and to the Child
ren's Home. The prOgra I'm
opened with piano selection
! by Mrs. A. B. Phillians, and
the Christmas lesson was read by
Mrs. Frank Coe, who also read a
Christmas carol. After a piano
number, played by Mrs. Phillian,
a story by William Allen Knight,
was read by Mrs. F. f. Parsons
After a gift exchange the meeting
! closed with the mizpah benedic
ton. There were % members pres
ent, and the guests were Mrs
! George K. Huffman, and Mrs. Ival
Phillan, of Delaware; Mrs. Mariol
! Larcomb and Mrs. Baker from Co
| lumbus
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Honete
entertained at their home in honor
of the birth anniversary of THEN
daughter, Carolyn Kay. The even.
ing was spent with games includ.
ing a candy hunt and refreshments
were served She received a mum,
br of nice gifts. The guests were
Susan and Ronnie HutchiSson, Yer,
ma Mae and Margaret Graham
| Mary Carol Honeter, Judy Green
Janet HoStetler Larry Hutchinson
and Bob Green Mrs. Leslie Hone
ter and Mrs. HObert HutchissoI