The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-19

MISS Eileen Weller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sullivan
are spending this week at their
cottage in upper Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Williamson
are enjoying a motor trip in
Canada.
Gene Paul and Joyce Ann,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Swartz visited last week with
their grandmother, Mrs. John
Zeig, OF near LaRue.
A number of ladies from the
Baptist church attended a series
of conferences on Baptist mission
ary work which were held in
Granville, Ohio, from Wednesday
of last week on through Satur-
day. At these conferences the
ladies have the privilege of meet
ing and conferring with some of
the home and foreign mission
aries of the denomination this
getting first hand information to
bring back to their local church.
Those attending from Redwood
were, Mrs. Claude SWartz, Mrs.
Wayne Dilger, Mrs. Ernest De-
bolt, Mrs. Granville Mcdaniel,
Mrs. Charles Callahan, Mrs. Orlie
Storey, Mrs. Burl Ross, Mrs.
William Golf and Mrs. K. j. Lang
staff.
Miss Wanda Stanley, who re-
Gently graduated from Wooster,
is spending several weeks with
Miss Aletna Rogers and assisting
her in the Union county program
of vacation schools. Miss Stanley
will be employed in the Mt.
Vernon schools in week day re-
ligiouS classes next fall.
All Club Meets
The All sewing club, TINT,
held its regular meeting at the
high school building Tuesday af-
ternoon with president, Ellen
Hoffman, presiding.
After the business session
booklets of information were
distributor by Carroll Roberts
Those members, who have their
dress material and patterns, spent
the rest of the afternoon fitting
patterns and cutting out their
dresses. The others received in
Struction on the use of the sewing
machine. Miss Ellen Neds is the
adviser of the club. Elizabeth
Mulligan, reporter.
Sabina Meeting
Fourteen boys and girls from
the Methodist churches of Rich
wood attended a camp of instruc-
ton at Sabina last week. The
group included, Jimmie Curl,
Sammie Bumgarner, Helen Brels-
ford, Patsy Shuman, Darlene
Battles, Carroll Ann Hostetter,
Arlene Dickson, M arg ar e t
Mayer, Johanna Eaches, Johanna
Cameron, Shirley Pittman, Kath-
ryn Sieg, Jane Livingston and
Mary Brelsford.
Meeting of Hopevale Circle
Mrs. Giles Mcdaniel entertain
ed the Hopevale mission circle
of the Baptist church at her home
west of town on Monday evening.
The president, Mrs. Ernest De-
bolt, opened the meeting with a
prayer and poem, after which
they enjoyed a hymn sing. Mrs.
j. l. Brobeck and daughter,
Beverly, played a piano duet.
The main part of the program
for the evening consisted of re-
ports from the conferences which
Mrs. Debolt, Mrs. Granville Nc
Daniel and Mrs. Claude SWartz
had attended at Granville last
week. Devotions were in charge
of Mrs. Earl Bumgarner. The
next meeting is planned to be a
lawn party with vesper services
at the home of Mrs. William
Russell at Mt. Victory.
Weller-Wall Wedding
Media Eileen Weller, daughter
of Mrs. Ruth Weller, became the
bride Saturday, June IA, 1947, of
Mr.. Joseph Hollis Wall, of Guam
tico, Va. The couple repeated
their vows in the First Baptist
before an altar decorated
with baskets of white gladiolas
and tall candelabra. Rev. j.. H.
Goewey, of Columbus, read the
single ring ceremony.
Preceding the ceremony a half
1our program of nuptial music
Was presented by Mrs. Charles
Gill, organist, and Mrs. Margaret
-levenger, soloist. The selections
included Beloved, 1t Is Morn,
o Promise Me-, AT Dawning",
Song to the Evening Star" was
played softly during the cere-
nony, and the traditional we'd
ling marches were used.
Given in marriage by her uncle
Mr.. Wade Hall, the bride chose
4 floor length gown of brocaded
1ipnOn. Her only ornament was q