The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-24

gave an illustrated talk on
CLOTHES for this Spring" She
had recently attended the opening
in New York and also in Chicago.
Her talk was very practical and
was greatly appreciated by the
/ group.
Mrs. Weller closed the program
by playing another piano solo.
Following the program social
hour was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served by the hostess
assisted by Mrs. Robert Fox and
Mrs. Robert Allen.
NEW TEACHER ON FACULTY
James Emmons, of Columbus,
has been employed to complete
the school year as instructor in
vocational agriculture in the To-
cal high school. Mr.. Perry Allen
has been teaching this course
but feels that his own farm work
will be too demanding on his
time to finish the year.
Mr.. Emmons is a graduate of
Kenton High School and Ohio
State University. During he war
he was a member of the Air
Corps, serving 312 years. 1t is
planned that he will run the
shop and course on a full time
basis next year.
This department has been
forced to delete part of its re-
gular work due to the fact that
no regular teacher was available.
Redwood is very fortunate to
procure a teacher as there is a
shortage in teachers for agri-
culture courses.
CAST OF CHARACTERS FOR
OPERETTA
Robert Matlack has been Sc
lected to play the part of tom
Sawyer" in the grade school OPP
eretta to be presented in the
high school auditorium at p. m.
Friday, April 8.
The following characters have
been selected to support him;
Reader, Kay Brobeck; Huck
Finn, Kermit Converse; Aunt
Polly, Hubert Davis; Becky That
cher, Patty Parrott; Amy Law
renee, Beth Morrison; Injun Joe,
John Meyer; Muff Potter, Max
Morrison; Joe Harper, James
Johnson; DR.. Robinson, Dale
Holebrook; Ben Rogers, Gene
SWartz; Susie, Rosalie Bumgarn-
er; Alfred Temple, Joel Weber;
Judge Thatcher, Ted Sieg; Billy
Fisher, Gale Perkins; Johnny
Miller, Kenneth Donnley; Rev.
Walters, David Allen; Jim,
Charles Warner; Pard, Howard
Cheney; Sid, David Rosette;
Mary, Ann Porter; Oracle, Ann
Wheaton; Sally, Rosemary
Daugherty; Maid, Glenna Nc
Bride.
The. operetta is under the di-
rection of Mr.. Marvin Fogt, mu-
sic supervisor. He will be assisted
by Mrs. Reese Jones, Mrs. Leo
Grindell, Mrs. William Herr, Mrs.
Lewis Lake, Miss Lucille Smith
an Miss Lois Lowe.
HOME DEMONSTRATION
MEETING
There will be Home Demon
stration Meeting in the Baptist
Church dining-room on Friday,
March 25. The meeting will open
at 10 a. m. The morning session
will be devoted to aluminium
Etching. For this course please
bring pair of padder pliers, old
cloths, a chicken feather, some
No. 900 steel wool, an old screw
type fruit jar lid, two water
color brushes, one very small and
one medium size.
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Cling" will be featured. For this
please bring cloths that you wish
to stencil, which should be wash
ed, and pressed, a drawing board,
thumb tacks and on old dinner
plate. Please bring a cloth on
which to test your Stenciling and
any pattern which you would
like to use.
Everyone is invited to attend
Bring your lunch, Hot coffee
will be served by a committee.
EVER READY CLASS
ENTERTAINS
The Ever Ready Class Of the
Central Methodist Church enter
tanned the Live Wire and Jolly
circles at the church last Thurs
day evening with a dinner.
Miss Sylvia West, a returned
missionary, from Delaware was
the speaker for the occasion. Miss
West has served a number OF
years in a missionary work in
Little Rock, Ark.
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