The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-06
w. S. G. S. Begins
Years s Program Study
On Wednesday

women S society or CnrlStlan
Service began the years program
of study Wednesday. Japan and
India formed interesting topics
for consideration, groups one and
three using the book, Japan
Begins Again, Kerr) and group
two enjoying fine talk on Gan
dhi, by Mrs. K. B. Alexander.
Each group enjoyed social hour
with refreshments served by the
hostesses.
Group one met in the home of
the leader, Mrs. f. K. White,
with Miss Edna Figley program
chairman. Mrs Fred Magsig con-
Quoted devotionS, and others as
siSting on the program were Mrs.
Eltha Graham, Mrs Effie Tossey
and Mrs. Clair Thompson. Mem
bers present in addition to these
were: Mrs. D. r. Bendure, Mrs.
Lewis Elliott, Mrs. May Esely,
Mrs. Asa Griffith, Mrs. Ray Lew
is, Mrs. r. J. Mcclure, Mrs. Mer-
ril McKitrick, Mrs. c. B. Mills,
Mrs. Emma Reading, Mrs. d. B.
Robinson, Mrs. BIZ. Southland,
Mrs. Mary Whitney Mrs. ]. w.
Elliott of Bellefontaine mother of
the hostess, was a guest.
Group two met at the home of
Mrs. Jane Beck, with Mrs. P. D.
Longbrake assisting hostess, and
Mrs. Scott Worthington leader
Mrs. Jed Rardin had charge of
the program, Mrs. George Simp-
son giving the devotions, and
Mrs. Alexander the topic Gandhi.
One guest, Mrs. Gay Baughman,
and these additional members at
tended Mrs. E. H. Hatton, Mrs.
Frank Holycross, Mrs. Charles
Hopkins, Mrs. Porter Amrine,
Mrs. George Beasecker, Mrs. H. |
/. Huffman, Mrs. Ivan Myers,
Miss Nellie Toylar and Mrs. |
William Wolpert.
Group three met with the lead ,
er, Mrs. Horace Sheldon. Mrs.
Harold Sprague had charge of
the program, and conducted de-
votionS. She was assisted in pre-
Senting the topic by Mrs. Lester
Welch, Mrs. Mildred Cassidy, i
Mrs. Ralph Reed, and Mrs. Lu-
ther Liggett. Other members in
were Mrs. Fred Eas-
ton, Mrs. Ned Foster, Miss Mary
Graham, Mrs. Flora MacCoy, Mrs.
j. A. Maugans, Mrs. Bert Nc
carty, Mrs. Max Rogers, Mrs.
Margaret Snodgrass, Mrs. Anna
Taylor and Mrs. Mary Winget.
Group five met Wednesday even
ing at the home of the leader,
Mrs. Frank Holycross jr., with
Mrs. Earl Polling in charge of
the program. Scripture verses
were read by Mrs. Warren Wild
ner, and the .devotions were
completed by Mrs. Joseph Dut-
ton, who told of the life of AL
brecht Durer, and his painting,
The Praying Hands" Mrs. Pol
ing explained the plan and pur-
pose of the pledges.
After the business, a pleasant
social hour was enjoyed, and
were served by the
hostess committee, Mrs. Holy
cross, Mrs. Earl Polling, Mrs. Will
liam Lee, Mrs. Warren Widner,
Mrs. Robert Orahood, Mrs. Rich
ard d. Simpson. Others present
Mrs. Sam Allen, Mrs.
Leland Ambroz, Mrs. Harry
BakeS, Mrs. Mae Conrad, Mrs.
Phil Dasher, Mrs. Charles Ferris, 4
Mrs. Robert Graham, Mrs. Edith
Horn, Mrs. Joseph Maxwell, Mrs.
Myron Polling, Mrs. Lawrence
Raines, Mrs. Cecil Riser, Mrs.
Robert Wagner, and one guest,
Mrs. William Marsh.
PLANS " ARE coMpLE4ED 7!!E !.
Miss Ferne Butler and Mr..
Arthur Handel have completed
arrangements for their wedding
which will take place Sunday,
Oct. 8, at 7 p. m. in Trinity 4
Lutheran Church. Rev. f.. J.
will officiate at the
open church double-ring cere-
mony, which will be preceded by
a program of nuptial music by
Miss Irene Hegenderfer, organist,
and Miss Christine Handel, solo
ist. Miss Butler has chosen her
sister, Martha, as maid of honor,
Rebecca Borden and Jeanne
as bridesmaids, and Nan
ciann Asman will be junior
Ralph Handel will serve his
brother as best man, and ushers
will be Herbert Handel, Lutrelle
Lee, Lee Paul Schalip and David
The brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Butler will
with a supper party
following the rehearsal which
will be held Saturday evening
at 7.30.