The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-17

The Woodstock Senior class
play will be presented in the
Woodstock auditorium Friday
evening at p m, Oct. Ia.
(Which Shall He Marry" is the
title of the three act comedy by
Omerea Denison and is directed
by Mrs. Helen Audiere. The cast
includes: Mrs. Randolph, Lois
Ann Hess, mother; Elaine, Donna
Jean Murray, beauty of the fam
lily; Susan, Anita Turner, brains
of the family; Patricia, Betty 10
McCarty, the good angel of the
family; frankie, Madaline Moore,
atheletic member of the family;
Mary Jane, Donna Mae Winner,
youngest and plainest; Magnolia,
Joan Nance, colored cook Mr.
Hinnan, Ned Bahan, lawyer;
Dick Evans, Lowell Elliott, an
eligible young man. Scene, The
Virginia home of the Randolphs.
Mrs. Zerkle Hostess
Mrs. James Zerkle was hos
tess to members of her afternoon
bridge club and two guests at
the home of Mrs. Claud Dunham.
A tasty fruit salad, chicken
sandwiches and coffee was served
and the usual rounds of con-
tract were played Mrs. w. H.
Sharp and Mrs. Moulton Martin
finished with high scores and
Mrs. Clyde Overfield received
the consolation prizes. Others
there were Mrs. Martha Sutton,
Mrs. D. w. Sharp, Mrs. Charles
Clark, Mrs. Paul Howard, Mrs.
E. M. Kimball, Mrs. Robert Lin
coin, Mrs. Adolphus Cauley and
Mrs. Dunham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Robinson
were Sunday guests of relatives
in Kenton. ~
50th Anniversary
The 50th anniversary of the
Ola Podrida Club will be cele-
| brated Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.
m. Oct. 18 in the Universalist
Church. The Literary Club was
organized in 1899 with nineteen
members There are seven char
ter members living and Mrs.
Warren Lincoln is still an active
member of the club Others liv-
ing are Mrs. Fern Hathaway, Mrs.
James Clark, of Columbus, Mrs,
Bertha Cross, Delaware, Mrs.
Minnie Colgrone, of Stockton,
Illinois, Mrs. Fred Crawford, of
Plain City, and Mrs. Addie Lap
ham Tippy, of Springfield.
Mrs. Hulda Kimball was the
first president, Mrs. Julia Cush-
man, vice president, Mrs. War
rem Lincoln secretary and Mrs
Perry Bennett, treasurer.
Mrs. James Clark, of Columbus
will speak on Il Remember
When, and Mrs. Than Madden
will sing a solo. Roll call will
be memories. A social hour will
follow the program.
October Tea +s,
The annual October Tea was
held in the Universalist Church
parlors, Wednesday. Mrs. Charles
McCarty was in charge of the
meeting and Misses Peggy Win
ner and Marion McMannis sang
a duet, accompanied by Mrs
William Hall" America" was sung
in unison by the group in honor
of Columbus Day. Mrs. Davic
Gleason gave several amusing
contests, -~
The church and the tea table
were beautifully decorated with
autumn flowers. Tea sandwiches
mints and tea were served. Mrs
Edna MCMILLAN poured tea.
Club Hostess
Mrs. Bernard MorrisSey en-
tertained members of her eve
ming bridge club at her home
Wednesday evening A desser
and coffee was served by the
hostess and contract was played
Mrs. James Westfall finished
with high score and others there
were Mrs. Marion Stanley, Mrs
Walter Burton, Mrs. Edward
Stanley, Mrs. William Davisson
Mrs. Walter Black, Mrs. Hugh
Carey, Mrs. Richard Lincoln, Mrs
Joseph West, Mrs. Marion Lydon
Mrs. Walter Pullins, Mrs. Dor
Robinson and Mrs. Philip Lin.
coin
To Teach S. S. Class
Mr.. Chaine The, a theology
student from Ohio State Univer
sity, will teach the teen-age Sun
day School class, in the Univer-
salist church, Sunday Oct, 16 al
10 a. m. Mr.. The is from Burma
and he will also have a part OF
the church service with Rev
Homer Gleason at IL a. m
Everyone welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Post, OF
Worthington, were dinner guests
Wednesday of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles McCarty and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Midgeley
and son, of Springfield, spent