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HOUSES FOR sALs-hor.heo.t.

4Ss FE b.ss ssssns asf IssS:R
.asonssy asETs priced sss heat AMEs MsHssseRs
M1HossES' sIs5l' sb ssss'0 sSss0d"'fa Sfds H. st}1:
large. 6-rm. semidetached brick homes
ayalls0le ssrm. e., ft low gEces and very es,
kiyE. stFs III TERkAcE@sice IA ae reduced; 5-room. G9s
5sft Rerssss Si5d: Gs zo4S
hsss ssshs oeaes'as schools hssmmsa,ss ssosss
60 fa' ssS ii9sSs NALcRo fszS fA.s'gS:
Wo9pRipcR2Ds st9S Sah5' D@ to $4,000 @s down.
tached e;room home? See this immaculsts
sas' and t afs e l1R ss
s9S Ss "! Hessn' Ds RA rsSissa SsHs sili = s9
ek sktek. iiSRe sixRooa 81 ROW HOUSE, @.9 one tn.
bath SSssh gcoIsh in white Elf on
5000 o..aSa cash Iseuires owner sosd sl tsks
ofEN sTNpSY, 81 NI r5sss rs i. Look At th,s
water heat, ssrsse; only slo,5oo. xith
aaxa aEo s k1Sa eo .s xis
sso' 1sso TAYLOR ST. ef.Hr N.s-Detached BRICK;
IoS Sasss h9,sasa 9saes od pre.
y SkEs IS PM. ses1 Am.s st. ne. l|Seus
sos s: sss Z
5its5; st;Go; sSS:' 81 f'is sfs r'!ss
81 ssss; iisS ays' sr' y1 Na1,v Eeeo rm din ma
ssit3 ss%reened-ip % porch with I bedrms Of
sSs sS' i91 HENFT & 75SI WIIIo0aHB7' 500 Mess.
ase isthi i 81. 81 NiEa;&senids.aehed 2 apts.
Of 8 rms. and bath each; knotty pine rec.
56ea sos Mass ;sslsSs
RxcEkfRSG Exc AE SG4s. .s.rAMnY BRICK he 1hSe.4
osANN9N 9as Ss.p r sEEHITY c.; FR S1ls
Also knossy Pine lee9s rseres tion ta1 rooa
MFs Mh hs Sasa EN- ''t ss7s zs''ns With
SHzl SSsaifz WV " .Igff1Mz HOMES: Mich.
room ona,aoI homes, ma many M unusual new features:
ehn esbh. Sh s'es sns bnss dnsss DE- aa
steel kitchen cabinets. long, sodded rear
yards with iron fence. S-cubic-ft. Hot
pol ds,s s, 5ss sSnsrss With fs1 1
atory. rear entrance and. sx17 nreprost
Crittenden st. ne, furnished by Peerless
sss sSSS ss'; slb2sc $500 g ss's s%
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. only $1,000
down buys this modern 5-Toom row bIicH.f
with oil h.-w.h.. on Clay pl; ne. SURETY
600 @ BLOCK LOCK- ST Z y Ms sos rp; T. b5,sk; 81
sfH ssRick K c6yRSER. 2 ap.s. 4 rms; and bath
ca. 2 refrigerators. bsmt.. oil h.-w.h..l
snd H. s rented A at SEQ r farns M Mr. nss Toda.
At. IIJIs7. ANAcosT1A FINANCE coRPs
fss fass 4sh ST. N.E-open Sunday ] to 9
and easily converted into 3rd apt. tnass
mejiate poss. Of ! or 2 apis. Priced low
Ct sHf ssC l. s%a GUN a?ss sss e. ass So:
) COMPLETE APIS. home and incofns;s
800 block Kentucky ave. Sc. completely
fsss sas excellent sss5 neoa:
CHARLES s. duNN, a2s Ps. ave. Sc. pa
5000 DOWN, For a modern 5-rm; bbrS,rs:
ssSSsIIiasieI sSsI wETfz sEAEfY coap. s@oSa @
BROOKLAND NE.
ing to help. with payments; rms. q
baths. livable bsmt..- good cond.; easy
sssa sissr and pn Ps'msf,s Sp ssss sssss50o Mr.:
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
1913 18th st. NV, MA. 1879 lii
CONTINUED on Next Psge.) -
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED ICON,

HOUSES UNFURNISHED (cont.).
have nice semidetached 7-room, 2-bath
house in North Cleveland Park. for rent in
exchange for the exclusive listing for sale
LIST ST. AND MACARTHUR BLVD, l blk.
from Cabin John carline; det. house. ap-
dining rm;. kit and pantry on 1st f.; 8
bedrms., sleeping porch, storage closet and
bath on 2nd a.; occupancy after Nov. /;
rent $l15 per mo. Call WI. 1850 week
dQyS tn <
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE l0-rm. furnished house,
NV. section. for 2-bedrm. apartment; must
have no objection to children. EN-. 1888.
MODERN e-BEDRooM HOUSE in sub, Nd.
IN exchange for. 1-bedroom apt. in NV.
Wash. area. UN. 1175. III
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OPEN 1-6 SUNDAY

New 3-bedrm., 2h.bath. built-in garage
Beautiful house. IS oesed for Tent due en,S to
owners temp. transfer; conv. to bus and
shopping; Directions: Out Lee hwy. to
hn9.dfingham to sdln o;, 81, right to 25th rd. left
ARLEDGE BROS.
Ewes, IA 1910 10
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HOUSES FOR sALE-ko,thwe,,.

Georgetown Convenience
Exceptionally we'll designed and main
tanned home Of bedrms, IN baths. rec
tached brick, and only S15,95O, EYES,
Mr.. Harrington. EN- 744S
J. LEO KOLB co.
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HOME REALTY co.

COOPERATIVE APIS. WANTED.
WILL BUY APARTMENT in 2540 Mass.
Box 2q9-D, Star I'D
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GEORGETOWN

brick houses. Both Of these houses are
in good condition and with q very small
expenditure would be most comfort able
or AID. 1868. Sat. office hrs, 10 am. to
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FRED A. SMITH, REALTOR
American UniVersitv Park
American UNIVERSITY Park

American University Park
4s01 Alton pl. n.w.-A new red brick Co.
lonisi home in St: AIMS Parish and close
70 the Spring Valley shopping center
This home is on beautifully handicapped
eornsr lot; You enter wide center hall;
to the right is 24-ft living room with
is a spacious dining room and q modern,
well-p!anned kitchen with de luxe gas
range and s-ft. refrigerator; at end OF
The second hoor has 3 large bedrooms
with ample closet space and baths, stair
way to well-ventilated and insulated attic
toilet gas heat: and large brick garage.
opsa every day from to pm.
E. M. FRY, INC.
Realtors. WI. $40. 1928 East-West hwy.
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FIRST OFFERING

35 apis. at one Of Washington's most dis
tinguished addresses. 5112 Connecticut ave.
NV. Priced from $4,000 to SS,4O0, with
2S% cash down payment. "a apts. have
3 rms, dinette, kitchen, bath aud porch.
and porch. 2 apis. of rms, kitchen and
bath. Come early for a good choice. All
sales subject to right Of purchase BY
Sat. Open / pm. to 7 pm Sun. Cali
al, Apt. 104 for floor plans and complete
information. Do not disturb tenants in
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100 Eye st. NV. ME. 3s
RIVER ROAD

Near Sears Roebuck and Wisconsin ave.
Cape Cod type bungalow, with extra side
lot; rooms and bath, full bsmt. with
attractive shrubbery; priced at less than
$4,000. To inspect, call Mr. Norris, IT,,
with
WOODWARD & NORRIS
1913 goth st. NV. RE 65s5: Sundays and
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PETWORTH SPECIAL,

511s 5th,. st. n:w.-An attractive and
ssxceptionany well constructed home Of
a, dream Of a gas range (brand-newJ;
OIL heat, garage. A must see" If you
want sound. home in this popular sec
last long at this price, SO be sure to in.
Spect 51IS 5th st. Sunday bet / and g..
WAGGAMAN-BRAWNER
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Blagden Ave. and 18th st. NV.
Nicely furnished. 10 rooms and 3 baths;
2-cal sarage;- detached beautiful home;
not rent for boarding or rooming house.
Howenstein Realty Corp.
141s Il St NV, pI 7a77 IL
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. A-15
Q
HOUSES FOR SALE-korthwest.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
VACANT

LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
VACANT
sa1 Zoo blk Woodley pl. NV. Desirable brick,
rms; and bath. two inclosed porches I'm
mediate possession. Priced to sell at
36th ST. NV.
44oo blk; Desirable Diet. brick home in
nsah!ss s s 'tssse ssSoo sG s.nsn
SHEPHERD M IEl:i III ST. NV.
300 3Gss blk b,tb! Row u, brick; containing bed.
porch, Venetian blinds, built-in garage
EMERSON ST. NV.
400 blk Desirable row brick. side-h
entrance. en-. Large liv: rm:, din. rm., modern
bath, screened porch second 4; full bsmt..
INGLESIDE TER. NV.
2 baths: oil h.-Sh., VII full bsmt Approxi Ap ls:.
18th ST. NV.
3I00 blk. Row brick. containing rms !,
IL ssshs q sa5o s1s Ssi NTH ms r. sss!ss
5th ST. NV.
gas h,:w:h, fuil bsmt. : porches. si garage. rage
Immediate possession.
$4,000
1900 blk. Monroe st; NV. Recently re-
bedrms.; Venetian blinds throughout: par
"B" ST. NE.
49S Nts blk monby Rev bso. Dssn apts
h.wh :Siaa. Pricsd s1 ed right for todays market
$13,50O
1872 S Tms na Mnb S.tss b, ns Ds s home with
MT. RAINIER, MD.
29th st. Large det. corner home on lot
and bath on frst f.; 4, rms. kit. and bath
CHEVY CHASE, Ali s., MD. Sis%)
E,s Pet home in the $500 blk. Of Stanford st
tile baths; oil h.-w.h. Reasonably
EVANSVILLE, MD.
din. rm., kit, utility rm.. 2 closets. q
coal hwh asasf sced ssTefaed to self fF0a' a
HAMPSHIRE II mi KNoLLs, MD.
Coz Cox aye ~ o,. Gharmins 2;bedsm: brick bunsa
OIL heat: REQUIRES ST. 750 down
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
1416 K st. NV. Realtors. ME- 54oO
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TO7P.M
e2l3 9Th st. NV, semidet. brick. con
| bath; full bsmt;. two porches; vacant
immediate possession.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
1415 K st. NV, Realtors, ME- b40O. IL
OPEN TODAY, 1-6
Ghsv' sase Ssa Gh';s ..s ers' 81 canct East Mel
inviting home; newly reconditioned centel
hall. 4 bedrooms, library with fireplace
roomy kitchen. attic; garage, large shaded
lot Soft frontage, on quiet st.
6008 Roseland Drive
Bethesda area. Attractive detached ston,
on on half acre sEound;a Two bedrooms ans
al ney home gh
in beautiful condition. To reach: Oui
Wis ave to Bank of Bethesda left or
OLD GEORGETOWN I'd. 4 mi to Roseland
left on Roseland DR.. to open sign
THOS. L. PHILLIPS
351s Conn. ave. Wo 1900.
NEAR sHOREHAM HOTEL
s214 Cathedral NV. Open Sunday l tc
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Americal University Park

ee~~~>~ @SS~A S3A4NS o4Cy L al n
Lovely. det. brick center-entfance home,
IN int this s. most desirable location: Very
rear r porch: Attractive din. rm. and com
pletely equipped kitchen on lst floor; 8
large bedrms. and 2 lovely tiled baths
SEstad upstairs: gas &C: heat, Within walking
ehial ch schools. Priced right at S2s.56o;
FRED A. SMITH, REALTOR
lib 18th st: NV. Exclusive. RE. 1861.
American University Park
Typical detached frame family-type home,
SQUARES from Mass. ave. shopping cen.
ter and Apex Theater, All of the rooms
are s,ri exceptionally spacious and the color
lll ~ DECORATIONS create 9 cheerful atmos-
pnsre throughout. lst.foor bedrm., bath
ffre1laee' fitahss dining room. modern. roomy
and bath on End floor. Stairway to storage
attic on heat included. Lovely lot shade
and fruit trees The house is immaculate.
Price. S20.50O. Shown BY appointment.
Today and Sunday, call Mr. Condit, OR
2l2l. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., INC,
Realtors, DI. $3.50
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A BEAUTIFUL HOME

An address plus q residence Of distinction
In .Crestwood. D. c. This outstanding
modern, quality home Of 10 rms. and 8
ments in excellence of equipment. design
and construction, based on its ,construc,,
ton cost in 1910 to replace today would
cost $4,000. At $49.6O0. 1t is a. real
bargain. Very liberal financing is avail
able. To inspect this unusual offering,
phone WI. 1927 ewes; MA; 1857 daily.
JOHN H. MILLER. Jr. & BRO, Realtor,
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- w 4V4N1 : = 2
EN- kRQ0 I'll q nm
CHEVY CHASE MD

A very attractive brick detached home ir
Chevy Chase, Md. Just Of Conn. ave, OF
prewar construction. Close to parochia
and public schools and the Blessed Sacra.
Washingtons finest country clubs. Ii
consists, Of q large living room with fire.
place, dining room, kitchen and den or
rooms and there is stairway to
storage attic. The home has 2Ia batht
and beautifully pine. ..panelsd recreation
room with asphalt tile floor. Large
screened-in porch, detached garage, oil
heat and beautiful landscaped lot: Thi.
sas.7bo. For further information st % eaIi Mr M
sebastian, Ma; $500; evenings and week.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
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MT PHEASANT

MT. PLEASANT
1929 Lamont st. nw-Open Sunday Q.
ia pm m .x..;iobe 4iobedrm brick. only y yrs
bus stop; good financing. For further in
formation. call Mr. Lueck. AID. OO21.
SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD
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HORART ST NV

f1ObAhI I 81. INV.
Near 18th and Col. rd-Beautiful semidet
prick home, not a rooming house; owner
leaving city. Consisting Of large rooms
gas hot-water furnace. det. garage nice
yard; new-house condition. For further
lntormation, call Mr.. Bedell, CO. 53S5,
E. R. BOYNTON co.
OR. Os0O. 1926 wis. ave. NV. %
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SHEPHERD PARK

$4,000 CASH
Mass. ave. extended-New detached brick
homes; some will be completed in 10
days: G1-approved, also available for
civilians; built by BARKLEY BROS, &
and rms, gas heat, elec refgr., gas
stove: screened doors. windows, and WE'LL
insulated. some have built-in garages; for
information, call Mr Nolan, Ma $3.50;
nights, Du. 5637. Ext. 304 To reach:
Drive out Mass. ave. to $500 blk, turn left,
follow sign n blks to homes: open Satur-
day and Sunday
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: ONLY 900 DOWN

Open Sun. l to s. 1928 Illinois ave. NV
This 6-rm semidet. brick has been COM
pletely redecorated and has knotty,pine
OF Ga ave. Convenient to transp, shop
ping and schools. Very reasonable monthly
payments. Call John Moser, ia. 1881,
Evening star., 1948-10-09

Mt. Pleasant. Open Til 6 PM.
us2 lS42 Irving st. n.w-ony 8 left out o.
with lavatory. tubs. gas a-c. heat. First
t1oor tiled h bath, modern kitchen with
porches; overlooking park SIS. 800; terms,
VIII take trade. DRURY REALTY CORP,
1877 K, RE ll33 III
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bOSS q PHELPS, INC.
Az K st. NV, Realtors. MA. $500. -
CHEVY CHASE = q

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
$3.50 31st pl. n.w.-Open Sat and Sun
2-9. Be sure and see these new homes
today. They are the finest homes we have
the model kitchen will delight any woman
There are many other wonderful features
and better STILL these homes are priced
reach: Out Conn. ave, right on Nebraska a
ave- to Utah ave. then left to 31st pl.
and right to exhibit home. D. 8. BIRoN.
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2345 or OR. 1865 till $50 D. m

ON MASS AVE. NV.
Attractive new homes, 7114, 712o Mass.
ave. NV. good address, in custom built,
8 to 8 rooms. 2 and baths. lst-fioor
bedrms. and bath. large living rms, nre-
places, attached garages, ,Ess heat large
discount for cash. Open 10 am, to 8 pm.
OWNER, OR 5l25 or or, o01R
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Open Sat. and Sun, l to 6 !.
colored-63 w st. n.w.-3-story and base.
ment Colonial red brick. First door, 4 rms.
and bath. End a.. 4 rooms and bath.
PRO a.. rms. and bath. Full basement;
porch, deep lot. Really q lovely home OF
income property. Priced below market
value. Evenings call r. E. cox. TIE. 4095.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03
BIRTHDAY DINNER

&~AAh AAANANAAt
In honor of her husbands birth
day anniversary, which occurred
Saturday, Mrs. John L. Rausch
entertained the following guests
at dinner Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Mike Rauseh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Rausch and Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Payne and son, Johnnie,
the guest of honor and hostess,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rausch.
PILGRIM FELLOWSHIP
A group of young people from
the Congregational Christian
church attended the Ohio Central
Conference of Pilgrim Fellowship,
held at Highwater church, Sun
day afternoon $50 to 8 o'clock.
Those attending were: Rev.
George Snyder, Mary Pfarr,
Dorothy Pfarr, Mary Printz,
Joyce Donohoe, Betty Jane Guy,
Ruth Eta Pitt, Robert Gray,
Clayton Wolford, Glenn Grove,
Carol Drum and Paul Mummey.
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PAGE THR..1

ternoon, May 5, at 2 o'clock.
II l -ll
More Society on Page Four
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BY MRS CLAIR THOMPSON. Phone ss2l

Mizpah Circle of The Kings
Daughters.
Advisory Councils 3, 4, is, and
20.
Milford Center Grange.
Guide Tyne Bridge Club.
Pr esbyterian Congregational
meeting, Pot-luck, $50 o'clock.
Thursday:
Formighty club, Mrs. Marjory
Ohnsman, 7:30 o'clock.
d. A. v. Auxiliary, 8 o'clock.
Advisory Councils 6, l3, and H..
Afternoon group Trinity Mis-
sionary, 2 o'clock in Parish House.
V. F. w. Auxiliary sponsored
card party, v. F. w. Hall 8 o'clock.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03
CornweH.D Disbennett
Wedding Occurs In
York Church Friday

Miss Doris Disbennett, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Dis
bennett, Peoria Route l and Mr..
Leroy Cornwell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Cornwell, Redwood,
Route /, were united in marriage
at, the, York Center Methodist
parsonage, at 7:30 Friday eve
ming, April %, by the double-ring
ceremony, which was read by
Rev. Chas. E. Cramer.
The bride was becomingly
dressed in a street-length dress of
grey crepe, and red accessories.
She carried a white Bible upon
which lay white rosebuds tied
with lengths of white ribbon.
Mrs. Everett Disbennett, Jr.,
-in-law of the bride of Mar
ion, attended her as matron-of-
honor. She wore a figured grey
crepe dress with black accessories.
Mr.. Duane Cornwell, of West
Jefferson, served his brother as
best man.
The brides mother wore a gown
of grey, while the mother of the
groom was attired in a figured
dress of brown.
Relatives present for the occa-
sion were the parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Disbennett and Mr.,
and Mrs. Ernest Cornwell, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Disbennett
Jr., Mr.. Robert Disbennett, Mr.
Tom Disbennett, Mr.. and Mrs
Duane Cornwell and Miss Mary
bell Cornwell.
The happy couple will reside a
316 Blaine Av. Marion.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03
HOME COMMUNITY
COMMITTEE MEET

A good attendance was pres
ent to hear DR.. A. r. Mangus
speak on Mental Hygiene and
Juvenile Delinquency, Thursday
evening at Farm Bureau Hall.
The president, Mrs. Harold Kent,
opened the meeting, and devo-
tions were given by Mrs. Jessie
LeMaster, which was followed
by group singing, led by Mrs.
Shields Sweeney, with Mrs.
Royce, Union County nurse, was
present and spoke for the Can
Ger research fund, giving statis-
tics on cancer deaths in Union
County over the last few years,
enumerating warning signals,
and advising best course of ac-
ton.
The speaker was introduced by
Mrs. Ivan Beck. DR.. Mangus,
who is professor of rural sociolo-
gy of Ohio State University has
made thorough study of juve-
nile delinquency, it's causes and
prevention. He stated the rates
of delinquent children run much
higher in cities than in small
towns and rural communities.
Most cases average IA to II years
of age, and about three times as
many boys as girls are brought
in to court. Their offenses in
clude traffic offenses, mischief,
stealing, truancy from school
and home, disobedient or un-
governable, and sex offenses
Almost every case is malajusted
at school. He stated that the ma
Jor need is an effective mental
hygiene program to promote
good personal and social devel-
opment, which will help prevent
delinquency. Confirmed delin-
quents of today are the criminals
of tomorrow.
DR.. Mangus gave detailed pro-
grams for the family and school
to follow in preventive measures
and in conclusions stated that
such programs would prevent
much human waste now seen in
juvenile delinquency and other
symptoms of unmet needs of
children, making outstanding
contributions to the positive
growth and development of the
kinds of persons who will make
this a better world in which to
live. Following a short discus
sion of questions asked, refresh
ments were served and a general
social period enjoyed.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03
Clubs and
Organizations
Activities
Club Calendar

Monday:
Kiwanis Club, Dinner Bell $50.
Advisory Council No. I.
Girl Scouts, Troop II, 7 to 9
o'clock.
Girl Scouts, Troop III, z to 8
o'clock.
Blue Star Mothers, Armory, 8
o'clock.
Executive Committee of Bene-
VIOLENT Society, Trinity Church 8
o'clock.
Tuesday:
The Kings Daughters Circle
In AS Much, hostess Mrs. Ruth
Moss.
Pilgrim, hostess, Mrs. Horace
Sheldon
Circle of Service, Presbyterian
Church 7:30.
United Circle, Mrs. Clarence
Hopes, hostess.
Silver Cross Circle, dinner
meeting at Burns.
Lions Club, Buffers $50 o'clock.
Acknowledging Guild, with Mrs.
Flossie Mathers 7:30 o'clock.
Priscilla Reading Circle, with
Mrs. George Handel, Infirmary
rd. 7:30 o'clock.
Millcreek Grange.
Byhalia Grange.
Election Day
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN'S
ASSOCIATION MEETING

General meeting of the Wo-
mems Association was held at
the Presbyterian church Wednes-
day afternoon with the president,
Mrs. Angus MacIvor presiding.
The meeting opened with silent
prayer and a poem in memory
of Mrs. Lottie Myers, a recently
departed, beloved member. Mrs.
P. T. Engard, presented the de-
votions, on the topic, Christian
Teaching in the Home"
The theme for the study was,
"Blueprints for our Christian
Home" (" This was conducted in the
form of a round table discussion
by Mrs. nellie Hopes. She used
for reference material two books,
Building a Christian Home" and
"New Life in the Home," and
bers of Group ii were hostesses
for the social hour when Mrs.
Ivan Beck presided at the prettily
arranged tea table.
COUNTRY CULTURE CLUB
Clara Dodge opened her country
home for the April meeting of the
club. Mary Miller, the president
presided. The meeting opened by
the singing of, "Tll Take You
Home Again, Kathleen" by Bing
Crosby on record. Martha
Spangler had charge of devotions
and read the End chapter of Heb
rews and led the group in pray
ing the Lords Prayer. The roll
call my Favorite Potato Recipe
and why, was answered to by
thirty members.
Hazel and Ada Rogers dressed
| in white with their pressure
sauce-pans filled with meat anc
vegetables, demonstration how ir
a matter of minutes deliciou:
meal can be prepared, and de,
monstrated the finished product
on platters appropriately decor
ated and received much praise
AT the social hour the tickets fol
the morning matinee and Fifty
club for May 18 were distributed
The hostess served delicious re
freshments. There will be nC
regular meeting in May, as the
group will be Cincinnati bound
Those present to enjoy the oc
cassion were, Jean Anderson
Ilien Argo, Florence Crum, Ida
Farley, Eva Herd, Cynthia Hoov
er, Muriel Longbrake, Mary
Miller, Frances Orahood, Ad;
Rogers, Thelma Rhoades, Haze
Russell, Martha Spangler, Haze
Thompson, Mary Wittenbrook
Fannie Anderson, Mildred Bower
smith, Clara Dodge, Mildred Han
mum, Grace Herd, Ruth Jolliff
Alice Luh, Alice Mullaney, Isabe
Rea, Hazel Rogers, Emma Russell
Mary Skidmore, Mary Dodge
Cleora Copley, Sarah Montgom
cry.
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ENTERTAINED FOR
BRIDES

The elementary teachers of the
Redwood school entertained at
a six o'clock dinner Friday eve
ming at the Dinner Bell, and
later at the home of Mrs. Ber-
nice Derr, on S. Oak st. The af-
fair was planed in honor of Miss
Aletha Rogers, and Miss Rosellen
Hofler, brides-to-be. Each was
presented with a lovely gift.
Those present were, Miss Anna
Jones, Mrs. Ruth Cox, Mrs.
Thelma Obee. Mrs! Ruth Weller,
Mrs. Ruth Brelsford, Miss Lucille
Smith, Miss Lois Lowe, Mrs.
Nora Herr, Mrs. Floff Lake, Mrs.
Marian Cochron, the honored
guests, and hostess, Mrs. Derr.
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Kings Daughters
Announce Meeting
Plons for Next Weew
Jn-As-Much

In As Much
In-As-Much Circle will meet
with Ruth Moss Tuesday evening
May 4, with Gay Cody assistant
hostess. Devotions by Catharine
Splitter; Silver Cross, Helen My
ers; Bible Study, Chloene Craig;
and Famous Churches, Lesta
Thomas, constitutes the program.
MaYflower
The Mayflower Circle will meet
Wednesday May 5 instead of May
4 as calendared, in The Kings
Daughters room. The following
program will be presented; Quo
tations, Ethel Blumenschein; De-
votions, Christ in the Home,
Julia Roley; Mothers of the
Bible, Bianica Hamilton; there
will also be election of officers.
Pilgrim Circle
The Pilgrim Circle will meet
with Mrs. Edna Sheldon Tuesday
evening. The following program
will be presented; Quotations,
Edna Sheldon; Devotions, Watch
Ye Therefore, Matthew 25:l-13,
Ruth Scott; Bible Study, Watch
ers, Harriet Hazen; Words Fifty
Spoken, Mabel Thrall; May, Jen-
ME Titus.
United Circle
The United Circle will meet
with Mrs. Ella Hopes at her
home, with Mrs. Joanna Beight-
Ter assistant, Tuesday evening.
Devotions and Rachel and Leah,
will be given by Mrs. Florence
Hammer. The Silver Cross will be
reviewed by Mrs. Laura Weld
man.
Ministering Circle
The Ministering Circle has
been postponed one week and
will meet May IL. This will be
their annual guest night, and
will be held at the Parish House.
Silver Cross Circle
The Silver Cross Circle will
have a dinner meeting at Buns"
in Delaware, Tuesday. Members
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Frances Hopes at 6 o'clock.
Puritan Circle
The Puritan Circle has been
postponed one week. They will
meet May IL.
Circle of Service
The Circle of Service will meet
at the Presbyterian Church,
Tuesday evening at 1880. The
hostess committee will be Mrs.
Gladys MacIvor, Mrs. Blanche
Hall, Mrs. Cleo Beck and Mrs.
Sue Huffman.