The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-11-10

who put on square dance num-
ber. The music for the square
dance was furnished by six club
members accompanied by Mrs
Sidney Laymon. One of the out
standing numbers in this cate
CORY was the representation OF
"The Councillor" by Mr.. Ted
Welsh and Mr.. Richard Ross, who
impersonated the race horse by
that name which is owned by the
Cheney Brothers. Mr.. Eddie
Hastings proved to be an able
medicine salesman and Mr.. Cliff
ford Smith contributed a number
of laughs by his delicate vocal
renditions and his impersonation
of the farmers daughter. Mr.. Lee
Stultz, in his search for "Chloe, -
must not be overlooked.
The orchestra music was very
good and was all done by local
talent. About seventy-five mem
bers and others took part in the
program.
ANNIE RICHARDS CIRCLE
Mrs. Lloyd Matteson entertain
the members of the Annie Rich
ards Mission Circle of the Rich
wood Baptist Church at her home
last Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Howard Temple, president, pre-
sided at the meeting. The roll
call had been prepared by Mrs.
Addie Stiggers and thirty-two
members answered. Mrs. j. S.
Matteson led in the devotional
peri cd with Thanksgiving
thoughts. This was the annual
birthday party. Mrs. o. w. Frum
had charge of the program.
The theme was Japan. A
playlet, Building a Bridge of
Understanding, was given by
Mrs. Frum, Mrs. Laverne Ogan,
and Mrs. Raymond Dutton. Mrs.
Howard Temple and Mrs. Lou
Lindsey accompanied by Mrs. o.
c. Young, furnished the vocal
music.
The house was beautifully de-
corated in number of vases,
wall hangings and shrine, with
a real Japanese tea table in the
center of the room. A number of
Japanese articles had been loan
ed for the display by Mrs. Wayne
Brown, whose son was in Japan,
and Mrs. j. B. Holloway, of Mar
ion, whose husband, Rev j. B.
Holloway, had served as a chap
lain in the Navy during the last
war, and who brought a number
of these things home with him.
A group of ladies displayed as
a style show a number of beauti-
full Japanese costumes including
a brides costume.
At the close of the program the
members were invited to the din
ing room where Mrs. S. r. Sand
ers poured tea at a table decorat-
ed in keeping with the Japanese
theme.
Mrs. Matteson was assisted by
Mrs. o, c. Young, Mrs. Herman
Werner, Mrs. Everett Powell, and
Mrs. Charles Griffith.
J. T. CLUB MEETS
The j. T. Club met last We'd
nesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. L. F. Davis with Mrs. Lee
Decker as the assisting hostess.
The president, Mrs. Jesse Rob
ert, presided. The afternoon was
spent socially with contest prizes
going to Mrs. Howard Cahill
Mrs. Carl Randall and Mrs
Lloyd Manley.
Mrs. c. Sidle, Miss Ethel Stall
smith, of Redwood; Mrs. Vernon
Cowgirl, of Green Camp; Mrs
William LeMaster and Miss Will,
da Reichardt, of Marion were
guests.
PHILATHEA CLASS MEETS
The members of the Philathe;
and Richards Bible classes of the
Baptist church had their regular
monthly meeting on Monday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
w. w. Golf with Mr.. and Mrs
O. c. Shearer assisting.
Readings were given by Mis-.
Jessie Jones, Mrs. w. w. Gof
and Mr.. Charles Callahan.
Later in the evening contest.
were enjoyed by the group with
Mrs. Ada Mcdaniel and Mrs. S
R. Sanders winning the prizes.
Delicious refreshments wer,
served by the hoStesses.
VICTORY CIRCLE
The Victory Circle of tn,
Kings Daughters met Monda,
evening at the home of Mrs. Ber
nard Benton.
For the devotional period, Mrs
Ted Collier, read a story setting
forth the things for which
young mother is thankful.
A nice collection of material
to be sent to the Indians wa
brought in. Mrs. Blake Davis i
the Indian chairman and tn
group had divided into two side
with Mrs. Jimmie FooS as cap
tain Of one and Mrc CLAM, O,,,o,