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

! ist Women meeting was held
Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Phyllis Griswold
The meeting was called by the
president, Mrs. Helen Lincoln, and
the hostess read the Scripture
and all repeated the Lords
Prayer in unison. Mrs. Griswold
read the Service of World
Fellowship.
Response was a Patriotic
Birthday. Onward Christian
Soldiers" was sung by the group
and Mrs. Warren Lincoln read
the interesting story of the
hymn. A business session was
held and this was followed by a
a social hour. The hostess served
refreshments.
Fire Damages Home
The Woodstock Fire Depart
ment made a quick run to the
home of Pearley Bradley We'd
nesday afternoon. The fire
caught from the flue and did
quite bit of damage to the in
terror of the small house. The
fire was extinguished soon after
the arrival of the firemen.
Birthday Party
Mrs. Joseph West gave a party
for her son, Joseph III, at her
home Friday afternoon, in honor
of his sixth birthday. Games,
contests and favors made the
afternoon a happy one. They were
served birthday cake, ice cream
and fruit drink. Those there were
Dickie Cranston, Philip wilkins,
Joey Stanley, Frances Adiere,
Larry Lincoln, Danny Smith,
Rendy Schetter, Jackie Middleton,
George West, Claudette Adiere,
Linda Lincoln, Helen Woodruff
and Jessie HolycroSS.
Mrs. Howard Hostess
Mrs. Paul Howard was hos
tess to members of her evening
bridge club at her home, We'd
nesday evening. A delicious des-
Sert was served and contract
formed the evenings entertain
ment. When scores were added,
Mrs. George Lincoln and Mrs. w.
H. Sharp were given prizes for
high scores. Others there were
Mrs. Robert Lincoln, Mrs. Moul-
ton Martin, Mrs. Charles Clark,
Mrs. Claude Dunham and Miss
Mabel Briney.
Presented in Recital
Mr.. Robert Lincoln, son of Mr..
and Mrs Robert Lincoln, was pre-
Scnted, by Mrs. John A. Hoffman
and Miss Katherine Hammer in a
piano recital, at Taft Museum,
CINCINNATI, Feb. 81.
Mr.. Lincoln entered the u. S.
Navy and spent three years in the
service. While member of the
Red Cross Concert Bureau at
Oakland, Calf, he played for
thousands of service men re-
turning from the Pacific area.
Following his release from SER
vice he returned to Cincinnati to
resume his studies with DR..
Karvc LiSZneiwSki. In addition to
his musical activities, Mr.. Lin
coin is president of the senior
class at the Conservatory of Mu-
sic, a member of Phi Mu Alpha
Sinfonia, national honorary mu-
sic fraternity, and instructor of
pikno at the Riverview Neighbor-
house. A reception followed the
recital.
Parent Teachers Program
Founders Day was observed
Thursday afternoon by the Wood
stock Parent-Teachers ASsocia-
ton. The program follows: Res
ponSive Reading, Larry Thomp-
son; America, Audience; Welcome,
President Mrs. Donald Henry;
Onward Christian Soldiers, Aud
ience; Devotionals, Mrs. Walter
Burton; Blue Danube Waltz,
Jean Van FoSson and Linda
Lincoln; Letter to the p. T.
A., Grade Sixth and Seventh;
Welch's Flight, Russell, Mary Lee
Grammar and Carolyn Murray;
Talk on P. T. A., Mrs. H. c. Hill
dreth; Dark Eyes, Folk Song,
Nancy Gleason, Betty McCarty;
Business meeting.
Tea for Parent and Teachers,
and the past presidents were
honord
Barn Dance
The Teen-Age girls of the
Woodstock High School spon-
sored a barn dance in the audi
torium, Friday evening. Mr.. Wal
ter Gray called the square dances
and a good time was enjoyed.
Refreshments were served. The
couples came in ginghams and
overalls.