The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-20

The home on Z. Ottawa ST.,
from which MIR. Hartman moved
is now occupied by his daughter,
Mrs. Rufus Smith and family. Mr..
Smith is employed in Marion.
This reporter wishes to correct
the statement that Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnett Hartman are moving
from the house on the corner OF
Herbert and South Clinton St,
and which is owned by Mr.. Frank
Brown.
Carpe Diem Club
Mrs. Elmer Watkins entertained
the Carpe Diem Club at her home
on NJ Franklin ST., last Thursday
afternoon. Roll call was answered
by suggestions on community
needs. A paper was read by Mrs.
F. G.. Vandergriff on Juvenile
| Delinquency. Mrs. Marion Cam
eron prepared a paper on 'Fami-
| ly Living Today" which was read
by Mrs. Edward Brewster. Youth
and Your. Community" was the
subject of a paper by Mrs. Claude
Swartz. Several vocal selections
were given by trio, Miss Mari
anne Hunt, Miss Janet Zuspan
and Miss Mary Lou Matlack, ac-
companied by Miss Patty Sanders.
| The next meeting will be the
Christmas meeting to be held at
the home of the president, Mrs.
ID. ]. Weber, at her apartment at
2:30. The president extends a
Especial invitation to all members
to be present.
Mission Circle Meets
Mrs. o. w. Frum entertained
the Annie Richards Mission Circle
of the Baptist Church at her
home east of Redwood last We'd
nesday afternoon. The president,
Mrs. Charles Callahan, presided.
1t was reported that November
is the month in which each Bap-
tist Church is to be asked for a
box of clothing for Europe. The
Redwood Church has sent seven
boxes of warm clothing to the
shipping center at Dayton.
A vocal solo, How Beautiful
Heaven Must Be" was given by
Mrs. H. c. LeMasters. The de-
votional period was in charge of
Mrs. Lloyd Matteson. The subject
for study was Missionaries in
America. Mrs. Homer Van Bus
kirk gave an interesting talk on
the work that is being done in
the large cities where the Bap-
lists support Christian Centers.
Mrs. r. J. Langstaff showed pic
lures and gave a talk on the
work that is being done by the
Baptists at Kodiak, Alaska.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Lloyd Matteson and Mrs. r. J.
Langstaff, served refreshments
in keeping with the Thanksgiving
season. The next meeting next
month will be held at the home
of Mrs. William Golf on North
Franklin street.
Letter From Prague. Austria
The Hopevale and Annie Rich
ards Mission Circles of the Rich
wood Baptist Church joined in a
project of sending two CARE
packages, one of clothing and one
of food, to the address of
needy family in Paris, France.
The packages were sent in Sep
tember. 4
This week, Mrs. Donald Hobbs,
received word from the family
that the packages had been re-
ceived and were greatly appreci-
ated. The original address was
Paris but in the meantime the
husband of the family had found
employment as a member of a
newspaper staff in Prague but
they had received the packages
despite the change of address.
American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary
met in regular form Wednesday,
Nov. IL. The president, Mrs. AL
fred Bixler, presided. Sixty-five
were present for the initiation of
new candidates. Candle light
services were in charge of Mrs.
l.. E. Benton, the imitation officer.
Twenty-Five candidates were
given the obligation.
During the business session
plans were made to visit the Day
ton Facility in the near future. A
bake sale, in charge of Joan
Reese, Annabel Wall, Margeruite
Cramer, and Clara Jane Davis,
will be held at Winters on Dec.
l13.
The following committee was
appointed to assist the business
men with the annual Christmas
treat for the children of the COM
munity: Cloa Cramer, Laura Ben
ton, Vera Kelley, and Inez Milli-
gan.
Irene Fogle, rehabilitation
chairman, reported that several
pounds of o. D. material had
been sent to the Dayton Facility.
| r