The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-18


Essex.
The Essex patrol members have
almost all purchased their uni
forms. All the boys are working
hard to pass their tests. They
meet every Monday evening at
7:3O at the Baptist church for
their work. April II is the date
set for their formal installation
as scouts.
At the reorganization meeting
they gave a farewell party for
Mr.. Fred Orth who has been
scout master, but who is moving
from Redwood this week.
Bridge Club
Mrs. Blanche Hostetter was
hostess to her bridge club at her
home last Friday, with dessert
party.
Mrs. Millie Howe had the high
score for the evening.
Radio Sermon
Rev. Donald Hobbs of the Rich
wood Baptist church will be the
morning speaker of station RID,
Worthington, this next Sunday
morning at 11:05. His sermon
topic will be Highway of Tri-
umph".
Moving Picture.
The Redwood Baptist church
will feature a moving picture
next Sunday evening Journey
| into Faith" which will be shown
| in the sanctuary at tbs to 8:l5.
This picture is being sponsored
by the Sunday School. Following
this program the congregation is
invited to attend the cantata at
the Central Methodist church.
The usual holy week services
will be held, which will be eli
NAKED with the singing of the
Seven Last Words" at the Bap-
tist church on Friday afternoon
at 80 under the direction of Mr..
Aaron Durnell.
Accident Last Sunday
Mr.. Walter Hill of Dublin was
called to Redwood last Sunday
to care for his mother, Mrs. De-
borah Hill, who fell on her steps
as she left the house to go to
church Mrs. Hill did not realize
that she had suffered any serious
results of her fall until she arriv-
ed at the church where friends
discovered that she had received
a bad cut on the back of her head,
She was taken to her home and
physician called who found it
necessary to put two stitches in
(, the wound. Mrs. Hill went home
with her son to stay for a short
while.
Club At Ringers Inn
Mrs. William Herr was hostess
to her bridge club Monday eve
ming when thy met at Ringers
Inn in Marion for the evening of
bridge.
Mrs. Blanche HoStetter was a
guest and was given the guest
prize for the evening with Mrs.
Golf Zuspan and Mrs. Charles
Boyd winning the other other
prizes for the club.
| Delicious refreshments were
served by Mrs, Ringer.
Attend Wedding
Last Sunday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. O. H. Williamson attended
the wedding in Bellefontaine of
! Mr.. Williamson's nephew, Mr..
Ben Williamson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Williamson at a be
beautiful ceremony at four o'clock
Miss Clair Alice Williamson, sis
ter of the groom sang Because
and ''The Lords Prayer.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson, are
both residents, of Bellefontaine
MIR. Williamson is associated with
the Gregg Grocery Company and
Mrs. Williamson has been en-
ployed the past year as secretary
to the superintendent of schools,
Past Matrons Meeting
i; Tuesday evening the Past Mat
rons of the local chapter of the
Eastern Star enjoyed a dinner al
$50 at the Masonic Temple.
The hostesSes included Mrs
Josephine Porter, Mrs. M. A. Por.
ter, Mrs. Harold Tenant, Mrs
d. K. Davis, Mrs. Faye Bell, ano
; Mrs. Harold Winter.
i Following the dinner a business
/ meeting was held in the ladies
. lounge which was led by the pre-
sident, Mrs. Forest Lewis. Miss
Ann Porter was a guest.
Crusade Class
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Oma enter
; tanned the Crusade Glass, of the
First Methodist Church at theil
home last Wednesday evening.
This is a newly organized group
which includes the young adults
| The officers are; president, Mrs
Mike Shuman, vice president, Mr.
Paul Swartz; secretary and treas
urer, Mrs. Robert Evans.
/ Refreshments were served by
Mr.. and Mrs. Oman assisted by
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Shuman and
! Mrs. Jackson.
The next meeting will be held
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