The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-16

Gill Mrs. o. w. Frum gave a
group of readings and Mrs. S. r.
Sanders gave a reading. Mrs.
Lloyd Matteson gave very
clever article from Parents
magazine which depicted one
day in the life OF baby.
Mrs. o. c. Young had several
contests for the group. Mrs. Burl
Ross was the prize winner. At
| ter the program Mrs. r. c. Tur-
ner was invited to the dining
room where she found gifts for
personal shower in a cradle
which was over a hundred years
old.
Dainty refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. Anson Chapman, Mrs. w.
G. Goff and Mrs. X. J. Lang
staff. About forty ladies were
present.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
The Central Ohio Poultry As
sociatiof members gathered at
the home of Mr.. Ralph Vestal
on Monday evening to surprise
him on his birthday. Those pres
ent included, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Dickson and family Mr..
and Mrs. George Rettefer and
children; Mrs. Nora Llewellyn;
Mr.. LemueI Hendricks; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Groty; and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Morrison and child
ren. Mr.. VestaI was presented
with beautifully decorated
birthday cake and ice cream was
served later in the evening. The
evening was spent socially.
DANCE REVIEW
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Allen will appear Satur-
day evening at the Ohio Theater
in Marion. She is a pupil of the
Martha Douche Dancing School
which will be putting on its an
nual revue showing the talent of
the students. Miss Allen will ap-
pear in a dance and baton twirl-
ing revue.
BIRTHDAY PAHTY
Mrs. L. M. Kelly entertained
group of 20 girls last Monday
afternoon, March 6, honoring her
daughter, Marilyn, who was OBJ
serving her ninth birthday. The
time was spent playing games.
Marilyn received a number of
lovely gifts. Dainty refreshments
were served by Mrs. Kelly, as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. Earl
Beers.
BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Mile Howe entertained
her bridge club last Thursday
evening. Mrs. Goff Zuspan won
the prize for high score. Mrs.
Howe served delicious refesh-
ments after the games were fin
! ished.
CHILD CONSERVATION CLUB
Mrs. James Emmons entertain
ed the members Of the senior
Child Conservation Club and
their guests at her home on S.
Franklin ST., Monday evening.
The speaker for the evening was
Mrs. Royce, the district supervis-
or of public health nurses for
Delaware, Union and Madison
counties. Mrs. Royce showed |
pictures Of communicable |
diseases.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Marion Shuman, Mrs. Dean |
Cochran and Mrs. Richard Fet- |
ter.
OFFICIAL BOARD MEETS
Ninteen members of the Off |
cial board of the First Methodist |
Church met Monday evening in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Allen on N. Clinton st. Several
items concerning the
general church program for the
coming year were discussed and
passed.
The board members and wives |
will hold a pot-luck supper in
the church basement next Mon
day evening, March 20, at which |
time the stewards will report the
result of an every-member can
vass which is being made this
week.
SUNSHINE CIRCLE
The Sunshine Circle of The
Kings Daughters met Monday |
evening in the home of Mrs. Fred |
Rapp. Mrs. w. w. Goff led in the
devotional period. Mrs. Frank |
Cramer gave a special number |
and Mrs. Jessie Jones read an
article from the Silver Cross.
During the business session the |
circle voted to leave its member
ship in the city union. Refresh |
ments were served by Mrs. Rapp,
assisted by Mrs. j. Blaine Har-
ris and Mrs. Millie Howe.
LIBRARY BOARD MEETS
The board of the Redwood Lii
brary met last Wednesday eve-
ming in regular session: The pres
ident, Mr.. t. P. Sieg, presided. |
All of the usual h1isineSs was die. |