The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-20
BY LENA M. HILL

was organized Monday in the
home of Mrs. B. B. Hill, leader.
Six girls form the club. Shirley
Bosart was named president;
Sydne Ann Louden, vice pre-
sident; Shirley Hill, secretary;
Norma Jean Organ, treasurer;
Nancy Organ, recreation; Gayle
Holycross, reporter.
Aulteristic Club Names Officers
The Aulteristic Club held an
all-day meeting, with pot-luck
dinner, last Friday, in the home
of Mrs. Goldie Shipman, near
Mingo. Thirteen members were
present. Officers for the COM
ing year were named. Crystal
Dooley, president; Beatrice Blaz
er, vice president; Barbara Wood
ruff, secretary and Beatrice
Johnson, treasurer. The next
meeting will be the second We'd
nesday in April at the home of
Mrs. Max Westfall, Woodstock.
Honored With Shower
Miss Zktty Jean Thomas was
honored with a miscellaneous
shower March 8, by Mrs. Vada
Lease, and Mrs. Jaunita Boyles.
Miss Thomas received many love-
ly gifts. Refreshments of ice
cream, cookies and coffee were
served the guests.
Mrs. Cora Higgins
Mrs. Cora Higgins, 70, passed
away last Saturday at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. John
Groves. The body was taken to
Wilgus, O., Tuesday, where SER
vices were held in the Wilgus
church. Services were in charge
of Freshwater funeral home.
Surviving are six children,
Mrs. Darlyn Roberts, Milford
Center; Mrs. Write Nance, Will
low Wood; Mrs. John Groves,
North Lewisburg; Irwin Higgins,
Ironton; Fred Higgins, Urbana;
and Franklin Higgins, Milford
Center.
All Leaders Named
Miss Pauline Mills, extension
agent, and Kenneth Rinehart ag-
riculture agent, of Urbana, met
with the All leaders in the high
school last Tuesday. Work was
outlined for the coming year.
Leaders for this locality are Mrs.
w. D. YEARLY, nutrition; Mrs. B.
B. Hill, flower garden; Miss Ethel
Boyles, Mrs. Jesse Chamberlain,
and Mrs. Ivan Louden, sewing;
Merle Crowder, livestock; w. d.
Crawford, nature; supt. w. d.
YEARLY, nature, vegetable garden
ing and rabbits. Any students 8
years and over, interested in any
of the projects, get in touch with
Homes Guaranteed
Several homes in town are
quarantined for scarlet fever,
William Kerns home, the Sam
Rhoades home, the Robt. Impson
home, the Cooke home, and the
Dan Stewart home. The homes
of Joe Eggleston, John IsSacs,
Richard Lantz and the Henry
apartment have been under
quarantine for the past week.
Attend Achievement Day
Mrs. Elaine Pennington, Mrs.
Dolly Black, Mrs. B. B. Hill, Mrs.
Emma Dominey, Mrs. Everett
McClain, Mrs. Kenneth Wilkins,
Mrs. Mary Bates, and Mrs. Ro-
berta Johnson attended the
Achievement Day program Fri
day, held in the Presbyterian
Church, in Urbana.
Teacher Absent
Mrs. Helen Woodruff has been
! absent from school the past week,
i'll with tonsillitis. Miss Lima
Wehe has been acting as substi-
tute.
Appears in Dance Number
Miss Sydne Ann Louden and
Betty Lou Trout appeared in
two dance numbers with Frieda
Clifford's dancing class of Marys-
vile, last Saturday evening, al
Plumwood school for the Spring
Fork Grange. A Sample" fair
was held, which was we'll at
tended.
Sunday School Class Entertained
The members of the Women's
Bible Class were honored guests,
Wednesday in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. R. Wilson, when they
were entertained by the Loyal
Workers Class. A covered dish
dinner was enjoyed at the noon
hour. In the afternoon, a pro-