The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-27

Richwood P.T.A.
The Redwood P.T.A. Associa-
ton met in regular session at the
high school building last Thurs
day evening. Rev. John Elwood,
president, presided.
Music was furnished by mixed
quartette consisting of Mrs, Dean
Cochran, Mrs. Blanche Hostetter,
Mr.. Marvin Fogt and Mrs. II. r.
Fisher.
Miss Nora Corbett gave . series
of readings.
The evening speaker was Supt.
II. r. Fisher, who gave very
fine talk on 1.-The Foundations For
Better Schools"
The banner for the most par
ents present went to Miss Lois
Lowe and her sixth grade for the
grade building and to Mrs. Grady
Carroll for the high school build
ing.
Stork Shower
Mrs. Guy yNewhouse was hostess
when Mrs. Penrose Prichard was
given a stork shower on Tuesday
afternoon.
Guests invited included, Mrs.
David Griffith; Mrs. William Nor
rison; Mrs. F, K. Mcdaniel; Mrs.
Giles Mcdaniel; Mrs. Granville
Mcdaniel; Mrs. Ernest Debolt;
Mrs. Donald Debolt; Misses Mary
and Emma Daum; Mrs. Melvin
Berry; Mrs. Robert McGrew; Mrs,
Claud Swartz; Mrs. Delphi Pri-
chard; Miss Pauline Prichard,
Mrs. Donald Hobbs, and Mrs.
Clarence Kinney.
The guest of honor received
many lovely gifts. The favors
were bibs and bonnets made out
of paper.
Those assisting the hostess were
Miss Mary Ransome, Mrs. Donald
Hobbs, Mrs. Donald Debolt, Mrs
Ernest Debolt and Mrs. Giles Nc
Daniel
BOARD MEETING
The board of the Redwood Lii
brary Association held their an
/ nual meeting last Wednesday eve
ming at the Redwood Public Ii
/, brary.
At this meeting the following
officers were reelected for the
/ coming year; DR.. H. c. Duke, pres
ident; Mrs. r. j. Langstaff, vice
president; Mr.. L. ]. Mccoy, treas
urer; Mrs. Stanley Peet, secretary
One member of the board was
reelected by the association to
serve for seven years, Miss Lu-
cille Smith.
The librarians, Mrs. Stanley
Peet and F. c. Vandergriff were
employed for another year ano
also, Mr.. John Lewis, as custo-
dian.
The following report was given
| by the librarian; new borrowers
go; total number of borrowers
1913; new books added in 1916
230 adult, and SO juvenile; total
number of books in library, 6,455
Circulation of 1946, 13,402.
Mrs. Everett Wheaton, of Rich.
| wood, entertained Friday, Jan. II
| after school with group oi
youngsters celebrating the ninth
! birthday of her daughter, Eliza
beth Ann and Mrs. Winifred Dis
benefit of York, Mrs. Goldi Mash
J and Mrs. John Brobeck assisted
throughout the party. Games and
contests were enjoyed in fore part
of party. Prizes were won by Kay
Brobeck and Mary Fields assisted
by Beverly Brobeck, Marilyr
Payne and Martha Brobeck. Then
the hostess group around by the
guests opened thc many lovely
presents received. The children
then drew to the dining room
where the table was centered with
lovely decorated cake lighted
with candles. Favors of parafir
whistles, with nut cups filled with
assorted candies and nuts at each
place Cake and ice cream was
served. Those who attended were
Misses-Kay Brobeek, Ann Port
er, Mary Fields, Susie Dickson
Janice Howk, Sally Allen, Lynda
Curry, Marilyn Payne, Martha
Brobeck, Shirley Fausnaugh, Bev.
erly Brobeck, Sharon Cooke, Jose,
phine Brobeck, Masters-Dickie
Sheets, David Rosette, Gene Pau,
Swartze, Ronald Martino, Larry
Obee, Mark Bowen, Jimmie Kyle
John Meyer, Gale Perkins, anc
DAME Wheaton.