The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-25
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Mrs. Gerald Ruhl, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Borland, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Parish.
Attend Conference
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Brewster
spent Tuesday in Yellow Springs
where they attended district
conference of the Methodist
church.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Robert Allen who was substituting
for her husband who had been
selected as lay delegate from
the First Methodist church of
Redwood
Redwood Library
The RichwooG Library board
held their regular meeting at the
library last Wednesday evening.
The new president, Mr.. T, P.
Sieg, presided at the meeting with
all the members of the board
answering to roll call
The librarian, Mrs. Stanley
Peet, reported that 1345 books
had been circulated during the
past month with nine new bor-
rowers added and thirty new
books. The list of new books in
clude, Eagle in the Sky, Mason;
East Side, West Side" Daven-
port; 'Raintree County, Lock
ridge; Game Cavalier" Keyes;
"a Light in the Window" Rine-
hart; ''The Bishops Mantle" :"
Turnbull; "Earthbound," Rey-
mond; "Nuconquered," Swanson;
Lucinda Baryford," Boyd; "The
Bells of Old Bailey" Bowers;
"The Rescue of Broken Arrow"
Evans; Make My Bed Soon"
Strange; Quarter Horse" Young;
"Still Water" Burt; THE Shing
Trail" Fuller.
On the shelves of non-fiction
these books have been added
peace of Mind" Lehman; In
side U. S. A." Gunther; "The
Everglades" Douglas; you and
Heredity," Scheinfeld; I'VE Live
in the Artic," Helmerick; Men
and Volts at War" Miller; parks
and Scenery, National Geograp-
hic; Pacific Islands," National
Geographic.
At this meeting it was voted by
the board that a policy should be
established whereby all magazines
should remain in the library for
one week after their arrival be-
fore they can be loaned to bor-
roWers to be taken from the lib
rary.
Easter Party
The Primary Department of the
Baptist church enjoyed an Eas-
ter party at the church last Fri
day afternoon. The teachers in
charge were Mrs. Donald Hobbs,
Mrs. Claude Swartz, and Mrs.
Granville Mcdaniel with Mrs.
Earl Bumgarner, Mrs. George
Hicks, and Mrs. Guy Newhouse
assisting.
Thirty nine members and guests
were present for the party The
first part of the afternoon was
spent playing games in the din
ing-room of the church with
Jerry Eaches winning the first
prize in the games. The entertain
ment was concluded with a hunt
for Easter eggs concealed in the
gym. The teachers served ice
cream and cake to their guests.
Kindergarten For Redwood. ....
The Progressive School club
will meet next Monday evening,
March 20, at 8 p. m. at the high
school building. At this meeting
the committee which was appoint
ed to investigate the idea of
kindergarten for Redwood will
make their report. This committee
includes, Mrs. Donald Hobbs, Mrs.
Kenneth Evans, Miss Ann Jones,
Mrs. Everett Wheaton, Mrs. Perry
Allen, Mrs. G. w. Powers, and
Mrs. w. c. Bowen. This commit
tee was instructed to find a suit
able place to hold the classes and
find a teacher in case it was de-
cided to set up a Kindergarten.
The main speaker of the eve
ming will be Mrs. Genevieve
Bracy, teacher of Kindergarten
class in Prospect, who will talk
on "The Value of a Kindergarten
to- the Child"
All parents of children who will
be five between January l, 1948,
and December 81, please send
postcard to Miss Ann Jones at
once giving the full name of the
child and the date of birth. This
applies only to those residing in