The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-05
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BY MRS. CLAIR THOMPSON. Phone ss2l

novel in design, white gladiol,
with purple inserted center, made
by the Alma Flower Shop. The
leader Mrs. M. E. Davis, the
County president, Mrs. Harold
Bishop, and city union president,
Mrs. William Huffman, were pre-
sented corsages of the same de-
sign. Mrs. Harold Schalip presid-
ed over the program which was:
prayer, Mrs. George Simpson;
welcome, Mrs. George Simpson;
spouse, Mrs. Harold Bishop; roll
call and introduction of guests;
devotions, Mrs. Hobert Harsh
barger; history of the circle, Mrs.
Emily McKitrick; vocal solos,
Blessings, and when Mother
Sang To Me-, Mrs. George Nancy;
piano solos, Little Ma'mselle",
Norwegian Concerto, Betty
Jane Guy; piano solo, Indian
Love Calf, Mrs. Teddy Wilson.
The guests present were: Mrs.
Bishop, Mrs. Huffman, Mrs. Err
nest Smith, Mrs. Laura Bur-
roughs, Mrs. William Mccarthy,
Mrs. Fred Simpson, Mrs. George
Simpson, Miss Nancy Harshbarg-
er, Mrs. Henry Gordon, Mrs.
George Nancy, Miss Betty Jane
Guy, Miss Alice Galloway, Mrs.
Teddy Wilson, Mrs. Carrie Glen
dening, Mrs. William Payne, Mrs.
Hazel Everett, Mrs. William
Marsh, Mrs. Harley Bidlack, Mrs.
Calhoun, Mrs. Henry.
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Annual guest dinner meeting
of the Mayflower Circle of The
Kings Daughters was held at the
Parish house, Monday evening,
with the ladies of Trinity Luther
an church serving a delicious
dinner. The tables were attrac-
lively arranged, with bouquets of
violets, and white candles. Fa-
vors, of miniature spring flowers
were placed about the room.
Mrs. Donald Smith, the leader,
presided and welcomed the
guests, and Mrs. georgia Snyder
gave the Blessing" Following
the dinner, group singing, with
Mrs. Marie Johnson accompany
ing, devotions by Mrs. Pearl Ro-
ley solo, Miss Sharon Groome,
accompanied by Miss Jennie
Sherwood, story, Mrs. George
Snyder; solo Mrs. Marie John
son, accompanied by Mrs. Jasper
Yeoman, completed the program
closing with The Kings Daugh-
ters' hymn, and Mizpah benedic-
ton.
Guests present included: Miss
Edna Figley, Mrs Russell Parrott,
Mrs. Paul Easton, Mrs. Carl
Groome, daughter Sharon, Miss
Jennie Sherwood, Mrs. Ralph
Reed, Mrs. Lester Smith, Mrs. ].
E. Arnold, Mrs. Anna Scott, Miss
Thelma DeGood, Mrs. G. J. Nc
Mahon, Mrs. Harry Hornbeck,
Mrs. Martha Rogers, Mrs. Jasper
Yeoman, and Mrs. Myrtle Vining,
of Delaware.
Members of the Circle pre-
sent were: Mrs. Marion Arnold,
Mrs. Leo Coleman, Mrs. Hubert
DeGood, Mrs. John Geissler, Miss
Elizabeth Green, Mrs. Robert
Gordon, Miss Hattie Hamilton,
Mrs. James Hedges, Mrs. Charles
Hodges, Mrs. Marie Johnson, Mrs.
Pearl Mcmahon, Mrs. Harold
Roades, Mrs. Glen Rutan, Mrs.
Donald Smith and Mrs. George
Snyder
SILVER CROSS CIRCLE
Mrs. Fl. B. Salter entertained
the Silver Cross Circle and guests
at covered dish dinner Tuesday
evening at her home on Grove
st. During the short businss ses-
sion, the nominating committee,
consisting of Mrs. Harold Cole
man, chairman, Mrs. Louis Lin
zenmier, and Mrs. Omar Elbin,
reported the following officers,
which were elected: leader, Mrs.
c. E. Duncan; vice leader, Mrs.
John Lentz; secretary, Mrs.
Floyd Hamilton; treasurer, Miss
Ferne Berger.
The remainder of the evening
was spent in group singing anC
socially. The hostess presented
each guest with a corsage. TIL,
following guests were present
Mrs. B. j. Southland, Mrs. Charlie
Asman, Mrs. Blair Curry, Mrs
Eugene Rausch, Mrs. Everett
Royer, Miss Kathleen Coleman
Miss Mary Beth Turner, Mrs
Clifton Caryl, Mrs. Roy Cox, Mrs
Russell Kidd, Mrs. Clyde Hutson
Miss Nancy Ebin.