The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-07
Goings. Comings
Around
MdrYsville
Emmett Flodt To
Head Trinity c. E. A.

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April meeting of the Christ
ian Education Association wa:
held Tuesday evening in the par
ish House, with about 60 persons
attending Opening with a hymn
the president, Mr.. Emmett Fladt,
read the 9th Psalm, closing with
proyer.
The business included the ell
ection of officers for the coming
year, the following ones were
chosen: president, Emmett Fladt;
vice president, Jack Chaflin; sec
retary- y-treasurer, Mrs. Herbert
Handel.
Preceding the principal adj
dress, Mrs. Robert Eichenmeyer
conducted a very effective nurs-
cry class, with Marian Bywater
and Suzann HERE, two year old
tots. Mrs. Marie Shupe, director
of Home and Nursery Depart
ment of the American Lutheran
church, in a most fascinating
manner, gave an inspired address
on the subject, "Twenty-four
Hours a Day..
Mrs Shupe began by stating
that this is Parish Education
Year for American LutheranS,
and said that building a Christian
home is a continuous program
an around the clock job. Mrs.
Shupe travels extensively in the
interest of her work, having
spent the month of January in
California, February in Texas,
March in Pennsylvania, and an
nounced that she would be in
Minnesota in May. These per-
sonal contacts enable her to con-
vey new ideas and printed mat
ter more effectively.
During the social hour, refresh
ments were served by the 9th
grade mothers with Mrs. EN-
NETT Fladt, chairman.
LABoUR4 OF LOVE 1!I1 circle
Mrs. Carl Shumaker was hos
tess to the Labour of Love Circle
of The Kings Daughters Tuesday
evening at her home on S. Chest
nut ST., with the leader, Mrs. Le-
Roy Andews, presiding. Devo-
tions, "The Two-Sided Cross"
were conducted by Mrs. Otto
MichaelS, and Mrs. Max Rogers
told of an article in the Silver
Cross, so Sorry, by the national
president, and the Hobby Corner,
by Miss Peggy Brewster.
The discussion on leprosy was
interestingly arranged by Mrs.
Margaret Wrinkle, and opened
with remarks on Biblical Lepers,
by Mrs. Ethel Johnson followed
by a resume of the movie on
LeprQsy, shown at the County
Union meeting last June, by Mrs.
Andrew Weber and Mrs. Chester
Auer. Mrs. Clifford Heimlich
gave a splendid review of the
book, who Walks Alone" by
Perry Burgess, and the discussion
was brought to a close by Mrs.
Wrinkle with Present Day Rene
dies.
The business included plans
for the annual Mothers Day ban
quet, the date of which is to be
announced, The hostess, assisted
by Mrs. MichaelS, Mrs. Chester
Scheiderer and Mrs. David Crafty
served delicious refreshments
during the social hour. Additional
members present were Mrs. Mar
garet Amrine, Mrs. Harley Bid
lack, Mrs. Mildred Cassidy, Mrs.
Ned Davis, Mrs. Franklin Green
eison, Mrs. E. H. Hatton, Mrs. T.
P. James, Mrs. Mary Jewell, Mrs.
Fred Scheiderer, Mrs. Vinton
Stillings, Mrs. Lester Smith, Miss
Blanche Stimmel, Mrs. Emma
Tallman, Mrs. Earl Wiley, and
Mrs. Jesse Cook.
CIRCLE OF LIGHT u
Mrs. William Lee and Mrs.
Richard Engard entertained the
Circle or Light Tuesday evening
at the formers home. The bus
mess included election of Off
GERS, which were as follows:
president, Mrs. Dale Brown; vice
president, Mrs. Walter Otte; sec
retary, Mrs. Lee; treasurer, Mrs.
Paul Wenzel. A short program
consisting of an Easter Story by
Mrs. George Morelock, and the
Silver Cross review, By Mrs.
Frank Holycross Jr. was followed
by a social period, with refresh
ments served by the hostesses.
Other members present were:
Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. William
Coleman, Mrs. Harold Doellinger,
Mrs. William Faulkner, Mrs.
Arthur Galloway, Mrs. F. T..
Gaumer, Mrs. Robert Graham,
Mrs. Edward Gunderman, Mrs.
Fred Johnson, Mrs. Joseph Lentz,
Mrs. Hubert Miller, Mrs. Dale
Brown, Mrs. Walter Otte, and
Mrs. John Sharrer.