The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-10-14
B. & p. w. to Honor
Miss Sullivan AT
Their Next Meeting

Miss Helen Louise Sullivan,
present acting clerk of courts and
candidate for that position at the
Nov. 2 election, will be honored
by the Marysville Business g.
Professional Women's Club in its
next meeting, Oct. %.
One of the principal activities
being stressed by the Business
and Professional Women's clubs
of the nation, is election of out
standing individuals to public Of
flee. Slogan for the 2lst annivers-
ary of National Business Women's
week, Oct. 1910, is Use your
vote in. l948."
The newly elected President of
the National Business and Profess
sional Women's Club, Mrs. K.
Frances Scott, M. ID. of North
ampton, Massachusetts, associate
professor of hygiene at Smith
College states, "The future of this
country depends to a large eX-
tent upon the men and women we
elect to public office on Novem-
Der End. We must realize that
elections are decided as much by
the missing votes as by the votes
cast. There still remains colos-
sal educational job to be done to
teach the average person more
about political procedure, why
each individuals vote is SO vital,
how he can obtain information
about candidates and to inspire
more general interest in the
primaries"
Six goals were adopted by the
National Federation of the Busi-
ness and Professional Women's
Clubs at its recent national con-
vention in Fort Worth, Texas.
l. To place better qualified men
and women in governmental posts
of responsibility.
2. To win equal pay for COM
parable work for all.
3. To encourage workers to rea-
lize the dignity and Importance of
work as an incentive to efficiency
and greater production.
4. To ensure training of both
men and women for family and
community life.
5. To strengthen and make ef-
fective the United Nations.
6. To work toward a stable and
healthy world economy.
Using your vote for l948
means Selection, Election, Results.
The local Business and Profes-
sional Women's Club will honor
Miss Helen Louise Sullivan, pres
ent Clerk of Courts and candidate
for election at their next meeting,
October 18th.
BIRTHDAY PARTY IL
Mrs. Milton Wise entertained
number of classmates of her
son, Carly, in honor of his sixth
birthday, Sept. 25, at their home
on Ninth st. Games were enjoyed
and refreshments were served.
All his little friends departed,
wishing him many more happy
returns.
Evening guests honoring Carly's
sixth birthday were, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Britton
and daughter, Anna Lee, son,
Gene Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Kay
Vigor, son, Roger. A social eve
ming was enjoyed and Carly re-
ceived many nice gifts.
MISSIONARY GUILD Ill
The Missionary Guild of the
Congregational Church was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs.
Ralph E. Guy on Elwood Avenue
Wednesday evening. The follow
ing program was presented Quota
tions, Emily Snyder; Devotionals
knowledge, Viviene Groom; Re
view of Missionary Herald, Lois
Hartshorn; Part III of Committed
Unto Us, Loretta Shanks.
After the meeting a very inter-
esting contest was presented by
Mrs. Guy and during the social
hour delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess and a Soc
ial time was enjoyed by the
group.
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