The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1951-02-15
YOUNG FARMERS CLASS

OF young FARMERS lndl lHGIS Will
be no sessions of the class during
the remainder of the month of
February. The class ordinarily
meets every Thursday evening at
the high school building.
The next meeting will be held
March | at which time Mr.. Frank
Greeneisen of the county extern
sion office will speak on Civilian
Defense" This meeting will be
open to the public and all citizens
are urged to attend.
RESERVE CLASS MEETS
The Reserve Glass of the Cen
trail Methodist church met last
Thursday afternoon at the church
parlor. The president, Mrs. Alvi
Field, presided, opening with a
song service. Mrs. w. ]. Baker led
the devotions, reading the Goth
Psalm, followed by the Lords
Prayer in unison. Roll call was
answered by giving a Bible quo
tation. Mrs. Field conducted the
Bible study after which the meet
ing closed with the Mizpah bene-
diction.
During the social hour Mrs.
John Livingston, Sr., had charge
of two contests. Refreshments
were served by the hostesses, Mrs.
Marion Smith and Mrs. Fred
Sloop.
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB
The members of the Redwood
Fortnightly Club held their regu-
lar monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. Ralph Matlack last Thurs
day evening. Mrs. 7. P. Sieg gave
a paper on "The American ReVo-
luton" and some excerpts from
the book "Oliver Wiswell." Mrs.
Bernice Derr read "The White
Cliff a war story in verse by
Alice Duer Miller. Two vocal
numbers, "The Good Shepherd"
and "Let Not Your Heart Be
Troubled" were given by Miss
Laura Rea, accompanied by Mrs.
Charles Gill.
Dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Ruth Cox, Miss Estella Ross and
Miss Lois Lowe.
BAND BOOSTERS PLAN DANCE
The Band Parent Club, known
as the Band Boosters" met Tues
day evening with the president,
David Griffith, in charge. AT this
meeting plans were completed for
the opening of the drive for a
mile of nickels." They have pre-
pared cards which will hold Il
nickels in slots. As each card is
filled it will complete one foot of
the mile. A thermometer will be
set up downtown to show the
progress Of the drive. The money
derived in this way will be used
to buy eight more uniforms, a set
of tympani kettle drums) and a
new oboe for the band. The drive
will be started off this Friday eve
ming when the Boosters" will
give a Valentine dance in the high
school gym and will close Off
cially on March 8 when the band
will give a concert.
The Boosters" will be happy
if they reach the goal of one-half
mile this year and the other half
next year. Every one is urged to
help in the drive by buying at
least one foot.
PHILATHEA CLASS
Mrs. S. r. Sanders entertained
the members of the Philathea
Glass of the Baptist church at her
home Monday afternoon. Mrs. Or
ley Storey, the president, presided
and led the devotions.
In keeping with the birthdays
in February, Miss Jessie Jones
gave several readings and poems
about Lincoln and Mrs. Howard
Temple gave a reading about
George Washington's mothers last
will.
Delicious + e fr G h ments were
served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Ross Wiley and Mrs. Laverne
Ogan.
MARTHA WASHINGTON
The members of the Martha
Washington Circle met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Howard CahiIl. Sixteen members
answered roll call. The president,
Mrs. J. S. Matteson, presided and
led the devotions.
The program was built around
"The Men of the Month" and Mrs.
Ray Martin read a very interest
ing paper a bout Lincoln and
Washington. Mrs. Myrtle Water
man won the prize in a contest
A letter was read from Mrs. Eliza
beth Glassmeyer inviting the cir
Gle to her home for the March
meeting.
EASTERN STAR MEETING
Mt. Carmel Chapter No. AZ,
O.E.S., met Tuesday evening, FEB.
18th at the Masonic Temple in
Redwood with Worthy Matron
Henrietta Sullivan presiding. An
announcement was made of the
inspection of West Liberty Chap
ter Monday evening, Feb. 49, Res
ervations for the dinner must be
made with the Worthy Matron,