The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-03
W.S.C. S. Groups
Hold Meetings

Group I met at the home of
Mrs. r. w. Bigler, with Mrs. f.
A. Marten as chairman in the alb
sence of the leader, Mrs. E. K.
White, who is i'll. The business
included announcements by Miss
Edna Figley, of the District meet
ing to be held March 81 in Sid
ney, and of dinners to be served
in the next few weeks. She stated
that groups | and ii were to be
responsible for the care of the
kitchen, and requested that those
who had not donated dish towels
could still do so.
The program consisted Of de-
votions and prayer, Mrs. Mollie
Fitzpatrick; reading, "The Road
of Tomorrow, Mrs. Melvin Wat
kins; Sketch Of the Life of DR..
Albert Sweitzer, Mrs. Marten;
The Virgin stands, Mrs. c. B.
Mills Other members present for
the program and social hour
were: Mrs. Effie Tossey, Mrs.
Leila Hegenderfer, Miss Eltha
Graham, Mrs. d. B. Robinson,
Mrs. Louella Campbell, Mrs. May
Esely, and Mrs. Clair Thompson.
Mrs. X. B. Alexander was
hostess to Group II at the par
sonage, with Mrs. Frank Holy
cross as her assistant. DeVotionS
were conducted by Mrs. Holy
cross, and Mrs. Ivan Southland
presented the chapter, The Vir-
gin Islands. Mrs. Scott Worthing-
ton presided over the business,
after which a social period was
enjoyed.
Members present were: Mrs.
Porter Amrine, Mrs George Bea-
seeker, Mrs. James Beck, Mrs.
E. II. Bonham, Mrs. E. II. Hatton,
Mrs. Charles Hopkins, Mrs. p. d.
Longbrake, Mrs. Dale Overly,
Mrs. George Simpson, Miss Nellie
Taylor, Mrs. William Wolpert,
Mrs. Worthington and the hostess
eS.
Group III met in the Little
Chapel with Mrs. Fred Easton
and Mrs. Horace Sheldon as host
esseS. Mrs. Ralph Reed gave the
devotions, Mrs. Luther Liggett
presented the study, Puerto Rico,
and special music was provided
by Mrs. Aida Davis, who played
two piano solos. Members who
answered roll call included Mrs.
Dora Clarke, Mrs. Edward Critics,
Mrs. Walter Elliott, Mrs. Ned
Foster, Miss Mary Graham, Mrs.
Dwight Hush, Mrs. Bert McCarty,
Mrs. Flora MacCoy, Mrs. Harold
Sprague, Miss Blanche Stimmel,
Mrs. Mary Winget, Mrs. Lester
Welch, and one guest, Mrs.
Charles Ford.
Miss Laura Rea, religious ed
ucation teacher in Union County,
was the guest speaker at the
meeting of Group w, held at the
home of Mrs. Curtis McCracken
on N. Main st. Wednesday eve
ming. Devotions were conducted
by Miss Gertrude Staley. Mrs.
James Evans presided over the
business, and Mrs. Leila Cross
was program chairman. Assist
ing hostesseS included Mrs. Dor
othy Davidson, Mrs. Edgar Holy
cross, and Miss Staley.
Members of Group V were fav-
ored by having two guest speak
ers at their meeting held We'd
neSday evening at the home of
Mrs. Delmar Smith on the Ma
rion rd. A talk by Ed Bishop,
personnel manager of the H. B.
Salter Manufacturing Co., on La
Dor relations as applied to indus
try, was followed by a discussion.
The other speaker was Mrs. B. o.
Skinner, who took the group on
an interesting, imaginary trip to
Marietta, showing several pic
lures of this historical spot in
Ohio, and answering questions
in the discussion which followed.
Chairman of the program was
Mrs. Earl Polling, who introduced
the speakers. Mrs. Robert Ora
hood conducted the devotions.
Other guests present were DR..
and Mrs. X. B. Alexander, Miss
Edna Figley, Mrs. Blair Curry,
and Mrs. John Haines of Rich
wood. The hostess committee was
composed of Mrs. Lawrence
Raines, chairman, Mrs. F. r.
Jr., Miss Virginia Mac
Coy, Mrs. Robert Orahood, and
Mrs. Delmar Smith. Additional
present included Mrs.
Harry Bakes, Mrs. Delmas Clev-
enger, Mrs. Robert Graham, Mrs.
Asa Griffith, Mrs. William Lee,
Mrs. Joseph Maxwell, Miss Flor
ence McCann, Mrs. Myron Polling,
Mrs. Cecil Riser, Mrs. Max Simp-
son, Mrs. Richard d. Simpson,
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