The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-07-27
REDWOOD NEWS

v 49,
x. Many clues had been given
which led to the correct identi-
fication by So persons. A name
was drawn for the winner among
the SO and it turned out to be
Mr.. Marion Winter. He received
beautiful electric roaster for
correctly identifying Mrs. x as
Mrs. Geneva Dilsaver.
GROUP ATTENDS 81
CLEVELAND MEETING a
This week the Baptist World
Alliance is meeting in Cleveland.
A number of different nations
are presented. Pageants and pa
rades are being presented. Among
other attractions chorus of 5000
voices sang on Saturday evening.
Those from Redwood who took
part in the chorus included Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Weller, Mrs.
Charles Gill, Mr.. David Griffith,
Mr.. Marvin Perkins, Mrs. David
Robinson, Mrs. Giles Mcdaniel,
Mrs. John Meyer, Mrs. Howard
Temple, and Mrs. Arthur Sui
livan Others who attended from
Redwood included Rev. and
Mrs. r. d. Turner, Mrs. S. r..
Sanders, Mrs c. o. Shearer, Mrs.
Ruth Weller, Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
Swartz and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
NeWhouse.
ANNUAL BAPTIST
BIBLE CONFERENCE
Each year the Mems Brother
hood of the Marion Association
presents some outstanding Bible
student. This year beginning
next Sunday, July 80, the con-
ference will start at Fite Memor-
ial Church at 7:30 p. m.
The speaker for this course is
to be Rev. L. j. Egerton Smith, of
Somerset, England. His theme
will be "The Upper Room. His
lectures will continue Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday at 3 and
7:30 p. m. each day.
CANNERY OPEN Foa
TIE SEASON
The Lieesburg- Magnetic Can
merry is now open for the season
of 1850. Appointments may be
made for either, Monday, Wednes-
day or Friday canning. For ap7
pointments contact Mrs. Beryl
Morris whose phone number is
Marysville 17-498. Appointments
must be made in order that the
schedule of work in the cannery
can be run smoothly. Otherwise
some of the equipment will be in
such demand that some will have
to wait for the use of it. As in
other years the work of prepar-
ing the food and filling the cans
is done by the persons bringing
in the food to be canned. This
enables the Gamers to know exi
actly the condition of the food
being processed and they are
sure of getting in their cans the
food which they brought.
ANNOUNCING MARRIAGE
Announcement is being of the
marriage of Miss Pauline Prich-
ard, daughter of Mrs. David
Prichard, and Mr.. F. K. McDan-
iel. The ceremony was read by
Rev r. c. Turner, at the Baptist
parsonage last Friday morning,
July 81, at 9:45.
Those in attendance were Mr.
and Mrs. Giles Mcdaniel and
children, Mrs. r. c. Turner and
daughters, Sandra and Rebecca.
! The bride chose for her we'd
ding a navy blue sheer with pink
accessories. Her corsage was pink
rubrum lilies. Her ieWelry was a
gold necklace and pearl ear rings,
a gift of the groom.
They left Immediately after the
ceremony for Cleveland where
they are attending the Baptist
World Alliance. They will be at
home after Aug. /, at 264 N.
Franklin st.
Mrs. Mcdaniel is a graduate of
the Redwood High School and
Denison University. She has been
a teacher in the Redwood High
School for a number of years and
resigned this spring. Mr.. McDan-
iel has been a we'll Unknown farm
er in this area for a number of
years.
ATTEND ASSOCIATION
MEETING
Last Thusday was the quarterly
meeting of the Womens' Mission
Society of the Marion Baptist As
sociation at Moral. Those attend
ing from Redwood included Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Goff, Mrs. Orlei
Storey, Mrs. Homer Van Bus
kirk, Mrs. Howard Temple, Miss
Jessie Jones, Mrs. Lou Lindsey,
Mrs. Betty Houghton, Mrs. Ern-
est Debolt, Mrs. Everett Powell
and Rev. and Mrs. R. e. Turner.