The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-06
Groups
Hold Meetings

Fellowship Room of the Meth
odist Church, with Mrs. Fred
Magsig and Mrs. Lewis Elliott as
hostesSes. Mrs. E. K. White,
leader, conducted the business,
and Mrs. Charles Mills was in
charge of the program; Service
of Worship, Miss Eltha Graham;
Life Begins at 260O", from the
book, Japan Begins Again, Mrs.
S. j. MCGUIRE. A pleasant So
cial hour included refreshments
served by the hostesses. Mem
bers present were: Mrs. D. r.
Bendure, Mrs. Lewis Elliott,
Mrs. May Esley, Miss Eltha Ora
ham, Mrs. Asa Griffith, Mrs. S.
j. Mcclure, Mrs. Fred Magsig,
Mrs. c. B. Mills, Mrs. D. B.
Robinson, Mrs. E. K. White and
Mrs. Clair Thompson.
Group two met Wednesday after
noon in the church dining room,
with the leader, Mrs. Scott
Worthington, in charge of the
business. The program, arranged
by Mrs. Jed Rardin, consisted of
Service of Worship, Mrs. E. H.
Hatton, and Churches, Miss
Nellie Taylor, who showed by
projection her large collection of
church pictures. Hostesses for
the social hour were Mrs. George
Beasecker and Mrs. Scott Worth
ington, who served dainty re-
freshments. Additional members
and guests present were Mrs.
K. B. Alexander, Mrs. Porter
Amrine, Mrs. Frank. Beck, Mrs.
Tom Beck, Mrs. James Beck,
Mrs. Don Carmean, Mrs. Frank
Holycross, Mrs. P. D. Longbrake,
Mrs. Joe Myers, Mrs. E. F. South
ard, Mrs. M. A. Southland, Mrs.
William Wolpert, Miss Edna Fig
ley, Mrs. Tom Navin, and Mrs.
Thomas.
Group Three met in the Green
eisen home, with Mrs. Mildred
Cassidy and Mrs. Anna Taylor
hostesses. Mrs. Harold Sprague
had charge of the program,
opening with Lenten devotions,
which were followed by a vocal
solo, He Lives in My Heart,
Mrs. Lester WEIGH. Assisting in
the review of the chapters of the
study book, Japan Begins Again
were: Mrs. Sprague, Mrs. Fred
Easton, Mrs. Ned Foster, Mrs,
Flora MacCoy, Mrs. j. A. Maui
gans, and Miss Mary Graham.
The program and social hour
were enjoyed by these additional
members: Mrs. Belle Daley,
Mrs. Luther Liggett, Mrs. Mary
Winget, and Miss Blanche Slim
mel.
Group Four met in the Little
Chapel Wednesday evening G,
opening with Worship Service
conducted by Mrs. Edgar Holy
cross. DR.. K. B. Alexander, a
guest of the group, spoke on the
Jewish situation in the world to-
day, followed by an interesting
discussion. Mrs. j. o. Evans pre-
sided over the business, which in
cluded election of officers: Lead
er, Miss Mary Fisher; vice leader,
Mrs. Evans; secretary, Mrs. Ches-
ter Rosette; treasurer, Miss Ger
trude Staley.
Refreshments were served dur
ing the social hour by Miss Mary
Fisher and her committee: Mrs.
Edgar Holycross, Mrs. Dorothy
Davidson, Miss Gertrude Staley,
and Miss Rita Gibson. Others pre-
sent were Mrs. Russell Banks, Mrs.
Mary Boyd, Mrs. H. j. Cook,
Mrs. Lottie Crothers, Mrs. Leila
Cross, Miss Verge Kerr, Miss
nellie Kloepfer, Mrs. Blanche
Morelock, Miss Mary Sanders,
Mrs. Otway Shearer, Miss Clarice
Winget and Carolyn Holycross.
Group five met Wednesday
evening in the NJ. A. Southland
residence on S. Main st. with Mrs.
Myron Polling hostess. Mrs. Jo-
seph Maxwell presented the
Service of Worship, showing the
Influence of the lives of Women
in Scripture on their children,
Mrs. Warren Widner gave a talk
on Influence of Family Life, and
of Influence of Mother upon
Child'"', followed by a discussion
Mrs. Widner closed the program
with a poem, Legend of the
Easter Egg"
Business in charge of the lead
er, Mrs. Frank Holycross Jr., in
eluded a report of the Church
Nursery, by Mrs. Charles Ferris;
recommendations by Mrs. Earl
Polling and her committee on the
Junior Church project, the group
voting to proceed with plans: and
election of officers. laadar Nrc