The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-25
Whatsoever Circle
Meets With Mrs. Mills

whatsoever Circle
Meets With Mrs. Mills
Mrs. Charles Mills and Mrs.
Ralph Beck were hostesSes to the
What Solver Circle of The
Kong's Daughters at the formers
home, Thursday evening. The
leader, Mrs, Frank Holycross, pre-
sided.
For devotions, Mrs. Claude
Skidmore reviewed an article by
Roy l.. Smith describing John R.
Motifs idea of What Heaven
Would Be Like, including
Scripture verses and the Prayer
of the Order.
Mrs. Ivan Southland, in terSe
interesting manner, reviewed
"Cheerfulness AS A Life Power
by Orison SWEET Marden. Mrs.
Southland is recognized for her
splendid reviews, and the fine
moral lessons in this book were
ably transmitted to an apprecia-
tive group.
The program closed with a de-
lightful piano solo by Mrs.
Blanche Morelock. The business
included the distribution of a
new shipment of dish cloths, the
collection of 81 per member as
sessment, and the election of
officers.
Refreshments of delicious sand
wiches, mints, nuts and coffee
were served in the dining room
from an attractive table with flo
raj center piece lighted by tall
tapers. Mrs. Holycross presided
at the silver coffee service.
The following members were
present: Miss Florence McCann,
Mrs. Matthew Kennedy, Mrs.
Russell Banks, Mrs. E. K. White,
Miss Verge Kerr. Mrs. James
Evans, Miss Mary Mills, Miss
Ferne Mills, Miss Maud Pyers,
Mrs. Lloyd Smallman. Mrs. Clair
Thompson, Miss Nellie Taylor,
Mrs. Elwood Sawyer, Mrs.
Frances Thorpe. Miss Mary
Fisher, Mrs. Lucille Baldwin,
Miss Mary Orahood, Miss Belle
Orahood, Mrs. Southland, Mrs.
Skidmore, Mrs. Morelock, Mrs.
Holycross and the hostesses, Mrs.
Beck and Mrs. Mills.
WESTMINSTER vi r. FELLOWSHIP
RALLY
Westminster Fellowship Rally
of the PreSbytery was held Sun
day afternoon and evening at the
First Presbyterian church in
BucyruS. The group from Marys
vile who attended included:
Richard Shearer, Richard Bower
smith, Richard Miller, Larry
Ohnsman, Wilma Jewell Nina
Jewell, Ina Jewell, David Dayton,
David Grimes, Connie Wall, Anne
Snider, Jeanne Dutro, Jackie
Kimmins, Marcis Green, Joan
Splitter, Jim Gabriel, Hariett
Edwards and Helen DeVoSs.
They were accompanied by Rev.
Rodgers Sillars, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellsworth Ohnsman, and Mr. and
Mrs. John DeVosS of Milford
Center. Helen DeVoss is Moderat-
or of the Presbytery Fellowship,
and presided over the entire
meeting Sunday.
MIXED Il! BRIDGE CLUB 3D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Behrens
entertained. the Mixed Bridge
Club at their home Saturday eve
ming. Members of the club are
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coleman
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sharrer, Mr..
and Mrs. F. T. Gaumer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Lentz, Mr.. and Mrs,
William Faulkner and Mr.. and
Mrs. BehrenS. Additional guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sorrels, of Akron. Members of
the club presented a beautiful
lamp of modern design to Mr..
and Mrs. Lentz, for their new
Lustron home, which is nearing
on West Sixth st.
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HOME. COMMUNITY
COMMITTEE
Regular meeting of the Home
and Community Committee will
open at 2 p. m. Thursday in the
Farm Bureau Hall, with general
of health and home
hints contributed by the MEM
bers. AT 3 p. M. Dr. w. r. Burt,
of Milford Center, will be the
guest speaker, after which tea
will be served by Advisory
Council M fhrop