The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-27

liamentary Laws" A playlet on
Federation of Women's Clubs was
given by Mrs. Forest Lewis, Mrs
w. G. Spain, Mrs. Paul Speyer
Mrs. Elmer Watkins and Mrs. Da-
vid CLOSER. Mrs. Stanley Peet
gave a paper on why Federate. ,
Mrs. Charles Gill, presented by
the music chairman, Mrs. Robert
Allen, played two piano selec-
tions, Prelude" by George Ger
Shwin and waltz in A Flat" by
Johannes Brahms.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. r. J. Lang
staff.
Hopevale Circle Entertains
About so members and guests
gathered Monday evening at the
Baptist church when the Hope
vale Mission circle entertained
the Paul Wick and Annie Richards
circles. Mrs. Ernest Debolt, pres
ident of the Hopevale circle, pre-
sided and welcomed the guests.
Mrs. William Morrison, program
chairman, announced the pro-
gram, which was opened with
sentence prayers and a song. II
included: violin solo, Simple
Aveu," by Thome, by Mrs. Dean
Cochran, accompanied by Mrs.
Jack Weller; reading on Hallowe,-
en-, by Christine Fetter; piano So
10, arrangement of the arias from
III Trovatore," by Mrs. Jack Wei
Ter; reading, "The Guest" by Mrs
Ernest DeBolt; piano solo, Schu-
bert's "Serenade," by Beth Nor
rison.
Each of the three circles gather
ed the Mite Boxes" which the
members had been filling with
pennies, nickels, etc. This money
is sent in to the denominations
headquarters where it is used fol-
missionary work. A playlet, "No-
body Cares" was given with the
following in the cast: Mrs. Wayne
Dilger, Mrs. William Morrison
Mrs. David Griffith, Mrs. j.
Brobeck, Miss Beverly Brobeck.
At the close or the program
the guests were invited to the
dining room where they were
served at tables beautifully dec,
GRATED in the autumn colors. Mrs
Giles Mcdaniel and Mrs. Ernes
Debolt poured. Mrs. David Rob,
inson and Mrs. John Meyer were
the committee in charge of the
decorating and the food.
During this part of the eve,
ming, Mrs. R. H. Langstaff was
surprised when she was present.
ed with beautiful birthday cake
from the presidents of the three
circles and card shower from
! the members, it being her birth,
day.
w. c. T. U.
The w. c. T. U. met last Fri
day, Oct. II, in the First Metho
dist Church with the president
Mrs. Lester Smith, presiding. De
votions were led by Mrs. Rell;
Boggs, followed by "The Lord'i
Prayer" in unison.
During the business session
Mrs. R. ]. Langstaff was ap
pointed secretary in charge o
! publicity for the coming year
The message of the afternoon
Blindness" was given by Mrs
John Meyer. The meeting wa
dismissed with the w. c. 7. Z
| benediction. The next meeting
will be held in the Central Meth
odist Church Nov. 81.
Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Martha Keigley entertain
ed on Monday evening honorini
a bride-to-be, Miss Janis Patrick
Twenty-Five guests were present
Those from out of town included
Miss Donna Warner and Miss Ma
ry 10 Denune, of Marysville; Mrs
Ramona Sellers and son, of nea
Radnor; and Mrs. E. V. Shour
of Marion.
The evening was spent il
games and contests with Mrs
Kenneth Jordan and Miss Jani
Patrick winning some of the priz
es. Miss Patrick found her gift
beneath a parasol beautifully de
corated with pink and lavendaI
Delicious refreshments were serv
ed by the hostess. Miss Patricl
and Mr.. Eugene Welch wer
married Sunday at the Church o
Christ, with Rev. Deloss Donhan
/ officiating.
Many Attend Convention
| The Kings Daughters and Sons
Inc, held convention in Marion
last week. Many members of tn
three Redwood circles attended
Among those from the Sunshin
circle attending were Mrs. Mill
Howe, Mrs Verna Ogan, Miss Ma
ry bake, Mrs. c. o. Shoup, an
Mrs. L. G. Mayer, Miss Jessi
Jones attending as a guest.
Some of the Cheerio circl
members were Mrs. Homer Va