The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-11
SENECAVILLE

was OCINGo Nv q CO5ItFlGINGG
of women of the w. S. c. S. Thurs
day evening at $50 o'clock in the
social rooms of the Methodist
church to the members of the young
and older groups of the society and
to other members of the church
wishing to attend. After the dinner,
the gifts for the church kitchen
were unwrapped This was followed
by a program put on by the Young
| Women of the society.
House Warming
Several of the women of the town
gathered at the home of Mrs. Rob
ert T. Secrest Tuesday evening for
a house warming. Cards were di-
version and lunch was served. The
Secrests have recently moved to
| their home in Greenwood.
500 Club Meets
Mrs. Leah Keller was hostess tC
| the 500 Club Tuesday evening al
her home. Cards were played al
three tables and guests included
Mrs. Elsie Learnd and Mrs. Irene
Sweinfurth. Mrs. Laura WarricB
received the prize for high score.
Hospital Notes
Mrs. Curtis Moorhead is recover.
ing at the Good Samaritan hospita
where she underwent surgery Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wright re
ceived word that their son, William
Wright, was confined to the City
hospital, Akron, after undergoing ;
sinus operation.
Mrs. Vera Henry had an operation
of the eye Tuesday at Cambridge.
Families Move
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Singleton
and children have moved to tn,
Bert Thompson farm, southwest o
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Secrest hav,
returned to their home in Green
wood after spending several year
at Lakeville.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Denver ant
children have moved to their farm
which they recently purchased ol
Byesville route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lance Secrest hav
moved from Cambridge to the Ted
dy Rose property on Depot street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Shafer hav
moved from the ]. H. Leeper farm
on "Soggy" to. Cambridge. Thei
grandson, Kenneth McConahay ant
wife remained on the farm.
Rebekah Lodge
A special meeting of the Senec
Rebekah Lodge No. 867 was helt
Monday evening for the initiation o
new member. Lunch was served
Young Women'S Society
Young Women'S Society TO
/ Christian Service held their annua
meeting in the social rooms of tn
Methodist church, Tuesday evening
A covered dish lunch was enjoyed
Mrs. Hilda Fell had charge of tn
program after which the followin
. officers were elected:Mrs. Floy,
Gaugler, president; Mrs. E. H. Moor
head, vice president; Mrs. U; {
Corwin, treasurer; and Mrs. Ber
nard Moore, secretary. A Christina
exchange was held.
Attends Banquet
, Those attending the Masonic Ban
: quet at Mt .Ephraim Saturday even
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Mar
quis, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wilson
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Richey, Mr.. an
Mrs. P. E. Rich and Mr.. and MI
James Rich.
Church Bazaar
/ The bazaar, for all ladies of tn
Methodist church will be held 6
the church Friday. 1t is sponsore
: by the w. S. c. S. All the women c
: the church are invited to particj
pate.
Glass Meeting
The Faithful Few class of tn
Methodist church met at the churc
Friday evening with Mrs. Hele
, Moore in charge of the program
The table was decorated IN keepin
with the Christmas season. Afte
dinner, a gift exchange was hel
and Cheer Sisters also gave gifts.
Personals
Mrs. Mary Jane Wolfe has return
ed after spending several weeks {
New Philadelphia.
S Rev. Duvall and family have re
= turned home after spending severe
days with his mother near S
E Clairsville.
Mrs. M. F. Devine spent the pas
week visiting her father at Ea:
Sparta.
Rev. A. D. Sewers has returne
after attending a New Life" move
D ment school which was held i
D Cleveland.
I Mrs. Ruth L. Burns and Mrs. ST.
sic Pennell were visiting in Can
, bridge, Tuesday.
Miss Elnora Cowden, of Colun
bus, spent the weekend with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Cow
den, east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton MoorheaC
{ of Buffalo, visited friends here Sur
day. Mr.. Moorhead has been trans
ferred from Newark to the Cincir
natl office of the B. & o. railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Rich have re
turned from a visit with Mrs. Rich
: sister in Texas City, Texas.