The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-05
King S Daughters
Circles All Hold
Guest Meetings
MINIsTERING CIRCLE

MINISTERING CIRCLE
The Ministering Circle of The
Kings Daughters held their an
nual Mother and Guest banquet at
the Parish House, Tuesday eve
ming. The members and guests
were served by the Lutheran lad
les. Flowers of the season, in APP
propriate colors were attractively
arranged about the room and on
the tables. Mrs. Gale Baldwin
was leader of the program, which
opened with a solo THE Lords
Prayer, Mrs. GWynn Sanders;
Welcome, Mrs. S. j. MCGUIRE; re-
Sponse, Miss Eltha Graham; in
PRODUCTION of guests, each of
whom were presented with an
American Beauty rose; piano solo,
Miss Marilyn Smith; guest speak
er, Mrs. Guy Houston, of Colum-
bus, special investigator, who
gave some interesting case hiStor-
les connected with her work as
under cover agent, and spoke of
the infiltration of Communists in
to the United States. Mrs. HouS-
ton was presented with a corsage
of American Beauty roses.
The guests included: Mrs. Har-
vey Wood, Mrs. Ruth Bump, Miss
Marilyn Smith, Mrs. Paul Gibson,
Miss Eltha Graham, Mrs. Gerald
Nicol, Mrs. S. R. Sanders, Mrs.
Leroy Burns, Mrs. Betty Shear
er, Mrs. Edna Smith, Mrs. Alma
Staley, Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass, Mrs.
o. A. WilguS, Mrs. Mollie Fitz-
patrick, Mrs. Alfred Mackan. Mrs.
Verne Howard, Mrs. John Moder,
Miss Nancy Yarringtoon, mrs.
Cora Beightler, Mrs. P. d. Long
brake, Mrs. John Rausch, Mrs.
Opal Elliott.
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CIRCLE OR SERVICE
The annual guest meeting of
the Circle of Service was held
Tuesday evening in the Ernest
Weld room at the Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Calvin Park, leader,
welcomed the guests, and presided
over short business meeting,
which included announcements,
and the donation of $500 to the
cancer fund. Mrs. Angus McIvor,
chairman of the program, gave
Tribute to Mothers, after which
Mrs. Clarence Hopes described
in realistic manner, many inter
esting gardens throughout the
southern United States, which
she visited recently. A reading,
Its Mission, by Connie Wall,
closed the program.
The group was invited to the
dining room, which was lavishly
decorated with various fuoWerS,
and refreshments were served.
Others with Mrs. MacIvor on the
committee were Mrs. George
Nancy, Mrs. George Graf, Mrs.
Andrew Rau, Miss nellie Pearse,
and Mrs. Ralph Leu.
The guests were: Miss Clara
Huber, Mrs. Stephen Miller, Mrs.
Doyle Claridge, Miss Minnie Otte,
Miss Nora Stuart, Mrs. Albert
Baptist, Mrs. Clarence Hopes,
Mrs. Lloyd Smallman, Mrs. Ed
ward White, Mrs. Herbert Ball
lett, Miss Phyllis Pearse, Mrs.
Ralph Fox, Mrs. Ellsworth Ohns-
man, Mrs. James Coe and Mrs.
Hugh Diem.
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CIRCLE OF LIGHT
Mrs. Edward Gunderman and
Mrs. Robert Wagner were hos
tesses to the Circle of Light and
guests Tuesday evening at the
formers home on East Fifth st.
The Circle was honored to have
as the speaker, Miss Laura Rea,
Religious Education teacher of
Union County. She gave a most
interesting review of the book,
"Christ and The Fine Arts, by
Cynthia Pearl Maus. Enjoying
the review, and social evening
were the following guests: Mrs.
Robert Crothers, Mrs. James
Goodwin, Mrs. Robert Lewis,
Mrs. Robert Orahood, Mrs. Paul
Boerger, Mrs. Blanche Morelock,
Mrs. Lloyd Huffman, Mrs. Sam
Allen, Mrs. Irwin Henry, Mrs. Da-
vid Rupright, Miss Mary Fisher
and Mrs. Homer Wilson, of Good
Hope, Ohio.
Members present were: Mrs.
Hubert Miller, Mrs. Joseph LentZ,
Mrs. William Lee, Mrs. Fred
Johnson, Mrs. Frank Hoycross Jr.,
Mrs. Robert Graham, Mrs. F. 7.
Gaumer, Mrs. William Faulkner,
Mrs. Harold Doellinger, Mrs.