The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-24

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Mcdaniel, Mrs. Ernest Debolt,
Mrs. Granville Mcdaniel, Mrs.
Burl Ross, Mrs. John Meyer, Miss
Lois Langstaff, Mrs. r. Langstaff
and Rev. Donald Hobbs attended
the Quarterly Meeting of the
Womens' Mission Society of the
Marion Baptist Association at La
Rue last Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. Donald Hobbs
and children left Monday morn
ing for a months vacation at
their cottage in northern Michi-
gan.
Mr.. Edward Jones and son, j.
L., entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Man
ford Layman and family of Mar
ion and Mrs. Jessie Jones at Sun
day dinner guests.
At Buckeye Lake
On Monday Miss Nora Corbett
and Miss Lucille Smith took the
following group of girls to Buck
eye Lake, where they were guests
of Sarah Cheney, who is spend
ing sometime at a cottage there.
The group includes Doria Randall,
Shirley Reeley, Rebecca Morrison,
Meredith Matlack, Polly 10 Allen
and Beverly Elliott.
Others staying at the Cheney
cottage are Mrs. Sturgis Cheney,
Mrs. Glen Oman, Betty 10 Web
ster, Bobbie Cheney and Roger
Oman.
l. Q. o. :. Lodge Meets
| Redwood Lodge, 443, |. o. o, F.
met last Friday night at which
time plans were completed for
great day coming up for Odd
! fellowship. On Oct 3, l947 this
lodge will entertain the inter
district rally here in Redwood.
All nearby lodges are expected to
be present with candidates for
the initiatory degree. The Rebe-
kahs will serve dinner in the
lodge dinning room at o'clock.
The rally will follow the dinner.
| This will be a grand and glorious
occasion so let us begin now to
and work for this day. There will
J be surprise at our next meeting,
Friday July 25, SO be sure to come
J and have a good time.
Fleetwood All Garden Club
The membership in the Rich
wood All garden club is small
this year because of the unfavor-
able season. The members who
had small gradens that could be
spaded have fine gardens. The
others have good late gardens
The club members raise vege-
tables in their gardens. The gar
dens. must measure at least twen-
| ty-fiVe square feet. At each meet
ing some feature of gardening is
considered. At one meeting each
garden was visited by the club.
Each garden was measured, the
suitability of the location consid-
cred, and the types and arrange
ments of the vegetables discus
sed. At another meeting, the pro-
blem of transplanting was dis
cussed and the club then visited
local greenhouse where soil
/ preparation was demonstrated. At
another meeting contests made up
of misused names of varieties of
vegetables and garden terms were
used. Kathryn Sieg and Jimmie
Curl won the contests by naming
the most correctly. Sammie Bum
garner is making a fine president.
He knows how to conduct a meet
ing according to the proper order
of business. Plans will be under
way at once for the display of
,, vegetables to be set up at the
Redwood Fair. Some of the mem
bers whose gardens were planted
later may have to exhibit at the
Marysville Fair.
Visiting In Ohio
Mrs. Gladys Eddy of Lakeland,
Fla, is spending two weeks visit
ing friends and relatives in Ohio.
She was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Lake and several days last
week. On Friday evening Miss
Lucille Smith, Mrs. Ruth Weller,
Mr.. Jack Weller, Mrs. Margaret
Clevenger, Mrs. R. j. Langstaff
called at the Lake home and en-
loved visit with Mrs. Eddy and
Mrs. Blanche White, of Selma,
Calf.
Proud Parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Livingston,
of Redwood, are the parents OF
a daughter born Saturday at the
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