The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs, Jerry Anderson.
Mr., James Hamilton. of th'
Hamilton Equipment company
returned to his home in the Dill
ger Apartment, last Wednesday
He has been surgery patient a
Mt. Carmel hospital, Columbus
where he underwent yer!
serious operation on his back
His condition is satisfactory a
he is now able to walk to tn,
sales room.
Visit Renffo Valley. KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Davis anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Buel McCombs, o
Marion, spent last weekend il
southern Ohio and Kentucky
Saturday evening they attended
the Barn Dance" at Renfro
Valley, Kentucky. The dance is
held in a large building resemb-
ling a barn. 1t is located out ir
the open country about four miles
from Mt. Vernon, KY.
The place is laid out like q
park, on the one side of the road
while across the road are log
cabins for tourists, with restau-
rant and gasoline stations.
The Davis party occupied one
of the cabins on Saturday night
following the barn dance.
They reported that the crops
looked very good in that area
and that roasting ears were to
be found on the roadside stands
Hopevale Circle
Mrs. William Russell, was hos
tess to the Hopevale Circle OF
the Baptist church at her home
in Mt. Victory recently. Mrs
Robert Fox was the assisting
hostess.
The business meeting was ir
charge of the vice-president, Mrs
Giles Mcdaniel.
Mrs. Granville Mcdaniel gave
a talk explaining the meaning OF
the term, "Ohio Specials This
term is used in connection with
the names of mission areas in
the Baptist denomination who are
either from Ohio churches, or
being sponsored by Ohio chur-
ches, or are serving in Ohio Pro-
jects.
Mrs. Gene Mcdaniel gave a
talk introducing the circle to the
work being carried on by one
"Ohio Special, Miss Judith Lind
quist, at Campbell, Ohio.
Mrs. Millard Bumgarner gave a
talk on the work being done. by
Miss Rachel Seagraves, in Ran
COON, Burma. Miss Seagraves is
a sister of DR.. Seagraves, author
of Burma Surgeon" and Burma
Surgeon Returns, and Waste
Basket Surgery.
Devotions for the meeting were
in charge of Mrs. d. ]. Fryman.
Two numbers, Largo, and
Whispering Hope" were played
by Mrs. Charles Gill on her
accordion.
Two guests were Mrs. Charles
Gill and Mrs. Kathleen Mean
inch, of Marion. Hostesses for
next month are Mrs. Everett
Wheaton, Mrs. Golda Nash, and
Mrs. John Brobeck.
At District Meeting
Claiborne Grange was well rep
resented at District meeting in
Marysville.
Thirty-five members from Clai-
borne Grange took the sixth de-
gree at the district grange meet
ing in Marysville on Wednesday
evening, July %. The Claiborne
Grange quartette consisting Of
Ellen Warner, jeanne Cramer,
Ruth Roberts and Alice Buda,
accompanied by Nina Buda, sang
two very pleasing numbers. Alice
Boda rendered two vocal num-
'bers. Misses jeanne Cramer and
Ruth Roberts, with fourteen
other girls from the various
oranges of the county, presented
the Rose Drill, as part of the
degree work, Wilma Truce was
accompanist for the drill, Serving
on committees were, Josephine
Young, Mr., and Mrs. John Cram
er, Maude Roberts, Watt Treece,
and Jennie Grindell.
Mailbag Picnic
Last Sunday group from
Redwood including Mrs, Gret-
chen Fontenblau, Mrs. 0, j. Mil
Ter, Miss Joy Miller and several
others left Redwood at four
o'clock in the morning to be at