The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-21

Kimball Tuesday afternoon. The
president, Mrs. J c. Payne, pre-
sided. Take Me Home Again
Kathleen" was sung by the club.
Mrs. John Pratt read scripture.
Response was Current Events.
The speaker for the afternoon was
President Edward Memmont Of
the Urbana Junior College. He
gave a very interesting talk on
choosing your life's work and ex-
planned the charts and records
being used to help guide high
school students to choose their
vocation.
A group of negro spirituals
Babylon is Falling" MARY and
Martha, "Old Time Religion" and
Were You There" were sung by
the Universalist Church choir di-
rected by Mrs. Joseph West.
Refreshments of tea, sand
wiches and mints were SERVED.
The next meeting will be held
March 29th at the home of Mrs.
Pearl Hess.
Attend Meeting
Among those from here at
tending the Champaign County
Holsteins Breeders Association
meeting in Urbana Monday even
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Davissen, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Smith and sons, Mike and Joe,
Mr.. and Mrs. John House, Clar-
ence Bell and Dick Lincoln.
Moved
Mrs. Ola Berry and family
moved from the Bradley farm to
the farm near Fountain Park
purchased from James Zerkle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Weaver
have moved to the house on the
William Davissen farm from the
McColly farm near North Lewis
burg.
In Mt Carmel Hospital
H. c. Hildreth, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hildreth, of Colum-
bus, is a patient in Mt Carmel
hospital, Columbus, where he is
recovering from an operation on
his knee.
Woodstock Class Play
The Junior and Senior classes
of the Woodstock High School
are presenting a play entitled
"Peoplc are Funny" on March 81
and April /. The production will
take place in the auditorium of
the high school building at 8 p. m.
on both evenings. This is a hilar-
iouS comedy. Among the seniors
in the cast are Kathryn Botkin,
Julia Ropp, Melvin Deere, Harry
McMannis, Larry Thompson and
Bill Turner. The juniors are Lois
Ann Hess, Betty 10 McCarty,
Madeline Moore, Donna Jean
Murray, Joan Nance, Anita
Turner and Lowell Elliott. The
play is directed by Mrs. Helen
Adiere, English instructor in
high school. Tickets will be on
sale at the door.
Afternoon Party
Mrs. Paul Howard was hos
tess to three tables of bridge at
her home Wednesday afternoon.
The small tables were beauti-
fully set in white with shamrock
and other green decorations in
the napkin and table centerS. A
tasty dessert was served by the
hostess and contract was played.
Mrs. George Lincoln and Mrs.
w. II. Sharp received prizes for
high scores and Mrs. James
Zerkle received the consolation
prize. Others there were Mrs.
Gland Durham, Mrs. Dick Lin
coin, Mrs. William DaviSsen, Mrs.
Edna Mcmillan, Mrs. Clyde
Ovcrficld, Mrs, Moulton Martin
and Mrs. Charles Clark and Mrs.
Robert Lincoln.
Shower Honoring Bride
Mrs. Cora Wren gave a lovely
party and shower for her niece,
Mrs. Sam Smith, formerly Miss
JOY Black, at her home Monday
evening. Yellow and white were
the chosen colors and a yellow
umbrella hung from the center
light and streamers were fest
ooned to each corner of the table
where the presents were heaped
Daffodiles and forsythia gave the
| home a scent of spring.
Contests were eniOyed and the