The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1951-04-26

| port w. S. C. S. attended the dis
trict meeting held in Kenton, Friday
Mems Garden Club
DR.. j. p. Salesman of the State
Experiment station in Wooster will
address the club in the high schoo
agriculture room, Wednesday night
May at s o'clock. DIR. Salesman
associate entomologist, is an expert
on insect control on potatoes and
garden crops.
Women's Federated Clubs
Banquet in the Methodist church
parlors, Monday night at $50. Mrs
Lee Leathers, North Baltimore
president of the northwest district
of the state federation will be the
speaker.
United Church Women
The second meeting of the Button
community group will be held at st.
Johns Reformed church, Thursday
night, May 8 at o'clock.
A panel discussion on women at
Work" will be the main feature with
special music and worship service.
Church women are invited and asked
to bring old glass frames or lens
which will be sent to DR.. Frank
Laubach for the underprivileged.
Girl Scouts Elect
Officers elected are: Leader, Gloria
Moser; assistant, Nan Schmidt;
scribe, Eva Ann Galloway; assistant
Raeleen Bucher; treas, Ann Stauffer:
asst, Sally Parrish.
Legion Auxiliary
DR.. F. d. Rodabaugh will lecture
on Shock and Artificial Respiration
at the American Legion hall, next
Tuesday night at 7:30. The meeting
is one of a series sponsored by the
Auxiliary in connection with the Civil
Defense program.
Eastern Star
Mothers night will be observed at
meeting of Bluffton chapter next
Tuesday night at o'clock.
Brownies
Second grade Brownies met We'd
nesday and made preparations for
Mothers day and were presented
with their pins.
Third grade Brownies met Friday
and are preparing for special
Mothers day meeting.
Fourth grade Brownies at their
meeting Thursday made May basket
favors for the hospital patients
and purse calendars for themselves.
Orange Twp. Farm Women
Mrs. Clara Long will entertain
Thursday afternoon. May B.
The program: Devotions, Alberta
Marshall; Roll call, Famous Women
of Ohio; Mether's Day, Lillian And
erson; The Genius, Maude Thomp-
son: With Fond Affection, Mildred
Montgomery; Poem, Marguerite Netf;
Song or Recitation, Eleanor and Iona
Marshall.
Community Hospital Group
A Mother-Daughter banquet was
held in the Legion hall, April II
Mrs. Doris Hamman narrated some
of her experiences in Italy; Mrs
Graber gave readings and music was
was furnished by Treya and Janet
Althaus.
Present were: Mrs. Jennie Nus
baum. Anna Belle and Velma Diller
Jean Suter. Leona and Coda Wiess
Edith Livingston, Betty Cookson
Edna Neuenschwander, donna anc
Margie Huber.
Alice Lugibill, Rebecca Basinger
Mary Bixel, Ruth Lewis, Norm;
Meeks, Rebecca Kimmel, Esther Hof
stetter, Martha Ransbottom, Dor;
Shilling, Evelyn Gallant.
Esther Essex, Doris Harmon
Hulda Garmatter, Goldie Nonna
maker, Eunice Lehman, Bernict
Risser, Stella Huber, Melvina Whis
ler.
Misses Kay and Patsy Basinger
/ Sylvia Biederman, Theresa Slusser
Mildred Keel, Elizabeth Zimmerly
Hilda Bixel, Alice Lewis, Marjorie
Shilling, Marilyn Gallant, Kaye Non
namaker, Wanda Lehman, Janice Dill
ler, Clara Lora, Darlyn Garmatter
Marcene Ransbottom and Frleds
Lugibill.
Wedding Sunday
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Hugus o.
Rawson announce the engagement
and coming marriage of their daugh
ter, Mary Jean to Lloyd Pearson
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pearson
of Sandusky.
The wedding will take place a
Rawson Methodist church in opel
church ceremony, Sunday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock.
Miss Hugus is graduate o
Bowling Green State university, ;
member of Alpha Xi Delta sororit,
and Sigma Delta ii, national honor
ary. She is now employed by Lawr
ence and Erausquin, Toledo exporting
firm.
Mr.. Pearson is also Bowlin'
Green graduate where he was
member of Phi Delta Theta fraternit,
and Pi Kappa Delta, national forensi
honorary fraternity. He served il
the air force during the last wa
and is now employed by the bureau