The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-01-27
Goings, Conings
Around
MorYsvilIe
Eastern Star Holds
Memorial Services
For Its Deceased

For Its Deceased
The impressive memorial SER
vices, observed at the regular
meeting of Mary Chapter No. 8,
o. Z. S. Tuesday evening, were
given by Mrs. Gladys MacIvor,
Mrs. Henrietta Baker, Mrs. Mary
Wheelen, Mrs. Dolly Beck, Mrs.
Flossie Mathers and Mr.. T. B.
Roahen, all members of the past
matrons and past patrons assoeia-
ton. Special tribute was paid to
Ella B. Shearer, first worthy
matron, and John M. Broderick,
first worthy patron Of Mary
Chapter, as well as to beloved
members having passed on during
the year.
"Contented" might well be the
theme song of the members of
the Mary Chapter No. 8, o. E. S.,
who participated in the Galloping
Tea, sponsored by the chapter
during the past two weeks. But
not for long. The highly success
full results of the tea were given
by the chairman of the finance
committee, Mrs. FlosSie MatherS,
Plans were then announced for a
minstrel show, to be given in
March, by members of the chap
ter, with Worthy Patron Walter
Herd, general chairman.
The large attendance present
was evidence of renewed interest
on the part of the members, in
giving support to the chapter
meetings by their presence. Wor-
thy Matron, Pearl Thompson, of
the Plain City Chapter, was a
guest.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Alice Mae, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sinclair Boerger, who lives
south of Ridgeway, celebrated her
eighth birthday anniversary Sat
urday, Jan. 2, and in honor ot
the occasion, her mother planned
birthday party, which was hello
at their home during the after.
noon. Forty-three guests were
present and the little girl receiv.
ed numerous gifts and cards.
Games were enjoyed and the
following awarded prizes: Don,
ME Kelly, Jeanne Tallman, Philir
Latimer, Barbara Hossey, jackie
Wiley, and Darrell Ramsey. Ev.
cry child won a small favor ir
contest games.
Invited to the dining table, the
children found tablecloth anc
napkins bearing a Happy Birth.
day" motif. A cake, topped with
eight tiny candles, was used a.
center piece. Children sans
Happy Birthday Alice" as the
candles burned. White cup cakes
with Alice" written in blue a.
cross top and each bearing one
candle, were served with Happy
Birthday ice cream" gum and
colored balloons.
Attending the party were: Julie
Dickson, Marlene Lamb, Mary
Ellen Ramsey, Russell Dean Culp
Leo Penhorwood, jeanne Ramsey
Roberta Ruth Boerger, Eddie
Culp, Darrell Ramsey, Jerry Ram
sey, Janice Jacobs, Donnie Ram
Sey, Judy Jacobs, Jeanne Tall
man, Ann Dugan, Derryl Jolliff
Bobby Cronley, Jimmy Nc Gala
Ruth Bidwell, Philip Latimer
Lucy Ramsey, Virginia Bidwell
Donnie Kelly, Jackie Wiley, Rob-
in Scott, Barbara Hossey, Rose
Mary Fields, Julia Boerger, Larry
Boerger, Betty Boerger, Mrs. Bird
Ramsey, Mrs. Everett Culp, Mrs
Mabel Boerger, Mrs. Lester Barn
hart, Mrs. Kenneth Penhorwood
Mrs. Paul Ramsey, Mrs. Mar
lowe Ramsey, Mrs. Richard Ram
sey, Mrs. Howard Kelly, Mrs. II
V. Kelly, Alice's daddy, and Mrs
Boerger, the hostess and the hon,
ored guest.
PROGRESS CLUB u
Progress club was entertained
at the home of Miss Josephine
Cody, Tuesday evening, with IL
members and three guests pres
ent. Roll call responses were
musical notes, a fitting prelude to
the paper of the evening, given
by Mrs. Blanche Morelock. She
chose for her duty, Down Harm
ony Lane, the life and music OF
Stephen Foster, following which
the group sang a number OF
Stephen Foster favorite songs.
A delightful social period closed
the evening with refreshments
served by the hostess. Members
present were Mrs. Russell Banks,
Miss Name Finnin, Miss Mary
Fisher, Mrs. L. w. Hazen, Mrs.
Blanche Morelock, Miss Phyllis
Pearse, Miss nellie Pearse, Miss
Nellie Taylor, Mrs. Effie Tossey,
Mrs. E. K. White, and Miss Helen
Wood. The guests included Miss
Edna Parish, Misses Mary and
Belle OrahOOd