APRTL 26,194 THE UNION COUNTY JQpRNAL, MARYSVILLE, OHIO- ... . . i . ■ Mfr. and ’Mrs. Victor Jackson Tad Mrs. Leland Mapes, Mr. find Mrs. at the Santa Lucia Community T/Sgt. Frank stationed in pril 27th. day. Guinearand eight sisters, Mrs. The Missionary Society will meet Choir practice 7:30 p.m. Satur as Sunday guests, their daughter, B. E. Penrose and son, William, House, where he played with the 1 at the church Wednesday after day Mx*s. Sumner Bushong ©nd Mr. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Pennington, of Santa Lucia oantam weight foot Derio: Mrs. Yoland Francisco, Mrs. noon, May 2. Boxes will be paked and Mrs. Lane and family, of Plain Plumwood, gave a surprise birth ball champion* of 1939. He left the Filomena D'Andrea, Mrs. Anna for the soldiers. Installation of Claiborne Methodist City. day supper Wednesday in honor of employ of the Jaeger Machine com Izzy, and the Misses Lena, Mary, Theresa and Virginia, all of Col officers. Sunday school at lu:30 a.m., Mrs. Pansy Courier went to Mrs. Mary Bailey at the latter’s pany to enter the Navy Feb. 24, John Siddle, superintendent. Kenton, Saturday evening, and home. 1943. He was trained in the Key umbus. Memorial services will bt Trinity Lutheran Morning worship following Sun called at 1he Hospital to see her Mr. and Mrs. Skaggs and child stone Schools, Bedford, Pa., and held at St. John’s the Baptist E. J. Goedeking, pastor day school. daughter-in-law, Mis. Dana Couri ren, of Columbus, spent Sunday received his naval radio operating church in Columbus at a time to Methodist < lmr<4» Sunday school 10 a.m., Vera Suuday school 9:30 a.m., Frank Prayer meeting, 8:30 p.m. Wed with the latt**r’s parents, Mr. and diploma Oct. 15, 1943. He spent be announced later. Mader, supt. A departmentalized er, and her new grand-daughter. Elisha Kneisley, minister Coksey, supt. nesday. She reports that they ©re getting Mrs. W. A. Holderly. eight months in the Atlantic thea Sunday sclwol with classes for all W. S. C. S. with Mrs. Clara Norris, Church school 9:30, H. W. Carr, Mt. Zion along all right. Pvt..Gale Bailey, returned to ter before being transferred to the ^je most widely and thorough general superintendent. Classes Sunday school 10 a.m Frank ages with etent teachers 1:30 p.m. Thursday. camp after spending a 30-day fur Pacific. ly read newspaper in Union Coun teaching the Word of God. Mr*. Lauer, of near Raymond, and departments for all ages. Crabbe, supt. lough with nis parents and wife. Also aurvivtaig are a brother, ty. Whether you be in the Iteginners or Preaching sermon 11 a.m. Morning worship 10:30 a.m. The called on Mrs, Forsythe Friday • BOXES CREEK evening. Mrs. Frank Lewis was a Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martin, of rhe adult department, the church Peoria sermon, "The Truth Drives Some Columbus, were Sunday guests of school offers something valuable Sunday *ehix>l 10 a.m, Oscar Away’*. caller at her home Sunday after the latter’s brother-in-law and sis Tri-County Luther League Fed By MRS. HAZLE OKAl noon. for you. Shirk, supt. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson and —where you know year Worship 10*36. Sermon: "A Re No evening preaching .services eration Convention, Sunday after Miss Eileen Grubbs spent; the daughter, Betty Jean. noon and evening, April 29 in St. We are sorry Mrs. George ob- week-end with her parents, in money i$ safe—injured to ligion With Push In It”. Something nor prayer meeting being held on I erdier in quite poorly at this writ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mapes $5,000 by F.S.L.I.C.— and had happened to Peter ©nd John account of revival meetings at the John's Lutheran Church near Marysville. | ing. Her daughter. Thelma Ruhl, and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Mapes where it earns a worth a Peoria Friends Church. Cardington, Rev, Hany Esswine, Rev. Willis was a Sunday dinner which had made profound dif is still helping care for her. were callers in Columbus. Friday while return. Helptul and ference in their lives. The* auth pastor. Our Ix-aguers will meet at guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fay Pear-( evening. orities who had questioned them Milford Crater Method 1st Charge the Parish House at 1:30 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jackson, of son. ' A pot-luck dinner was held Sun friendly service. were profoundly impressed with Hugh A. Liggett, minister - School Board meeting Monday Columbus, si»ent the week-end at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall and day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. their self control. They were dif Milford evening at BXK) ♦ clock in the their home and visited their par family, of Columbus spent the L. C. Boyer, in honor of their son Mr. school. ent# and other relatives. week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ken ferent from most men brought to Church school 9:15 a.m.. and daughter-in-law, Sgt. .and Mrs. - t>y trial, and the difference was that Brake, supt. Junior Luther Ijeegue Study Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Gray and neth Rogers. program Robert Boyer and children, of a religion when it is real. Morning worship lo i.m Hour and recreational daughter were in Marysville, Fri Mr. Neil Snepp, who is attending Randolph Field, Texas. Tuesday evening at 8:00 o’clock in UNION COUNTY FEDERAL Intermediate Youth ‘Howship, t 'nioin Hie day. Mrs. Goins and children spent Ohio State university, spent the SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. »:3(), Miss Rea trice <)'Brvant. Church school 10:15 a.m Mr. the Parish House. All the young the day at the Gray home. week-end at home. Bliss, supt. people are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Phipps and SAILOR KNOWN WERE On The Square” Mrysville, Ohio i ounselor Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Goins, son KILLED IN PACll'lC Members of th' Sen io i Youth Morning worship 11:15 a.m, Intermediate Choir reltrarwd Ronald and daughter, Judy, were son, Perl, called on Mr. and Mrs. Fellowship will unite with 1h<* Irwin Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. dinner guests of Mrs. Florence Donald Phipps and family, Sunday Radioman 3/c Angelo Guglielmi, young people of the other church Church school 10am. Mrs < lor- Senior Choir rehearsal Wednes Howard and family Forest Roosa afternoon. 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Casimiro mon, supt. day evening at 8:30 o'clock. was also a guest. Mr. Jason Coons, of East: Lil>er- Guglielmi, Columbus, was killed in es, in a union service, at the Con- The Women's Misisonary Society gragational church. Dr. George W. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Shirk, Mr. ty, was a Sunday gue.Bt of his action in the Pacific theater of St. John’s I.iillieinn meets Thursday afternoon, May 3* Hollister of Ohio Wesleyan Univer and Mrs. Bert Kerns, Everett Dis- daughter, Mrs. Ada Rogers, and war, his family was notified last Sortice in German with sermon at 2:00 o'clock in the Parish House. Friday. He was a brother of Mrs. ity will bo the speakei The* hour The May meeting of the Vestry bennett and family, Mr. and Mrs. family. is 6:30. and holy communion 10 a.m. Con Mrs. Snepp is home aftPr visit Alvira Derio, Marysville, and was ' The Cuppers will be held Thursday evening at O. L. Gray and Mr. and Mrs. The reception foi new members fessional service 9:30 a.m. Reun ing a sister in Ind. well known in this community. He ion service of last ten years in 8:00 o’clock in the Parish House. Dwight Jackson were among the i hat have been received into the large crowd that attended Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rogers was also known as "Chick Wil English 8 p.m. The Junior Catechetical Class liams’’ because of the difficulty his ■ hurch (hiring th< Conference meets Saturday afternoon at Lamont Disbonnett’s funeral at and daughter, and Miss Betty yeai vill be held Sunday evening The Lutheran Hour over WHKC friends had in pronouncing his o'clock in the Parish school. Pharisburg. Jolliff, were in Columbus on Fri Dee and Jane Cuppers used to at eight o'clock. A splendid pro 12:30 p.m. and transcribed over day. name. being at home alone together, WLW 4:30 p.m. The Concordia Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Goins and pay that as soon as the children With our own things—talkiilg gram will be provided, and re Magnetic Metln'Allst Charge three children were supper guests He was a graduate eft Centra! freshments will be served at th'- broadcast over WOWO 8:30 a.m. Waller N. Martin, miiMArter High School, Columbus, in January had flown the roost, they xvere ♦nd reading—enjoying my glass Saturday. of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. • UNIONVILLE CENTER going off together on a second dose of the program. This occas Magnetic Springs O. L. Gray and children. 1942, and was prominent in sports of beer, and Jane her buttermilk ion will afford aji opportunity to The Walther League meets Mon Church school 10 a.m., Dorance honeymoon... take a trip... or —living and letting live. I guess day 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. We are glad Miss Leia Wyeth ■ enew old friendships, and to make Rockenbaugh, supt. i# improving at this writing, and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Salsbury rent an apartment in the city. you can’t beat home!” new ones. Members of 1 he congre- Stthool night, Tuesd;r. pvenine. and son, Teddy, of Columbus, were Worship service 11 a.m., Dr. R. wish her a speedy recovery. So after little Sue got married, From where I sit, Dee’s had a iged to aUend, Everyone welcome. V. Johnson, district superintendent Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bible and membership class on Mr. and Mrs. Tress Collins and 1 stopped in to say goodbye. Deo bettor dream come true—the to bring the message and hold Mrs. Wesley LCk-kwood and two Francis Salsbury and family . Xeu Dover Methodist Wednesday 8 p.m Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Mayer and "as sitting in his favorite chair dlr'earn of peace and tolerance quarterly conference. Everyone is daughter, Norma and Mrs. Frma ONION SETS before the fire, sipping a mellow Herat ' L. Sheldon, jiastor Quarterly mission meeting oi, the invited to hear Dr. R. V. Johnson. daughter, Helen; Mr. L. O. Mapes, •nd understanding that we ^1 Sunday M-hw ' / W u.n C Women on Thursday 2:3(1 p.m. Kincaid, of Peoria, spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mapes. Mr. and glass of beer. And Jane was busy •ic fighting ivr, and praying for, Youth Fellowship 7:30 pjn., at the Gray home BULK GARDEN SEEDS Yoder, supt. Announce on Friday for holv Dwight Norris, president. Mrs. Leland Mapes, Mr. Dick V itb her knitting, just as always. today, Preaching servii • at 11 o'clock. comnHuiion in English. Granville Burkepile is working They looked about as restless as Youth meeting to he hrdd in the at the Cline store in Broadway. Cruse, Columbus; and Miss Betty Our attendance i on the increase. Pharisburg church. of Columbus; ©nd Miss Betty the tabby cat on the hearth. Come and join in the happy fellow First l'rt**.hyt»ritt4i ( hurch Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Holibrook W. S. C. S. to meet Wednesday Woodruff, of Plain City, attended FARM MARKET *Jane and I figured,” Dee ex ship. J. W. Creighton, minister and son, Carl Lacey, spent one the wedding of Mr. Donald Rob Sunday school and Men’s Forum at Mrs. Schaffer’s. evening the past week with their plained, “that you couldn’t beat Pharislnirg inson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harri Bellefontaine Road at 9:30 a.m. brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and (Had 'f'KlingK Taliernari** Church srlMA*l iti «.m., Detno son, of Bucyrus, and Miss Mary Regular worship service at 10:30, Mrs. Leonard Goins and family. A o. 113 of a Seriat Copyright, 1945, United States Brewers Foundation Assemblies of God' Wilcox, supt. Scholl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ri \ L. O. McKinney pastor The sermon subject will be “Foun- Miss Phillis Shirk, of Broadway, Scholl, of Columbus. The wedding dations”. Organ music will include Worship service to be at the. Church school 9:30 a.m . Mrs. Magnetic Church. Dr. R. V. John and Geneva Shirk and Gwendolyen took place at Mt. Zion church, near I rcil Shaw, superintendent. the prelude, "Andante" by Beeth Gray attended a show at Marys Bucyrus. Following the wedding, a oven, the offertory, "Offertory” by son, district superintendent, to Moitiing woiship 10:45 a.m. bring the message and hold quart ville Friday night. Miss Shirk is reception was held at thehome of Sunday school at Arnold, 2:30 p. Armstrong, and the post hide, "We visiting her cousin, Geneva Shirk. Praise Thee’ by Shuler The an erly conference the bride’s parents. m., Florence Crick i in charge Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm.,. Mr. Wesley Lockwood is able to The Book and Needle Club met Christ Ambassadors, 6:45 p.m., them will be. "Lord of Light" by be around in a wheel chair. He is Galbraith. Dwight Norris, president. with Mrs. George Buchanan at I..>ra Loe Addis, president. still in the Dayton hospital. Milford Center, Friday evening. Evangelistic sen ice, 8 pm. 'Hie sei vice will inchuk* 1h< in W. S. C. S. to meet Wednesday, plan i obe announced. Gwendolyen Gray has been hav Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Loofbourrow, Cottage prayer meeting Tues duction of the church officers < ing a bad cold the past week-. lected at the annual meeting of the of Greenville, were Sunday guests day 8 p.m. Church of Christ of the latter’s parents, Mr. George Worship servii . at Arnold, Wed congregation. Bible Study, 10 a.m. Westminister Fellowship gn>u? • RAYMOND Yealey and family. nesday, 8 p.m. Mcrning Worship 11 a.m. Mrs. Melvina Walk is visiting ' >' I \ 11 *(?, will meet at tin* usual hours Won hip and her daughter, Goldie, in Chicago. Thinsdav 8 p.m. Darby L. B. Ofeurck By MBS. E. C. JACKSON Springdale Baptist Church Sunday schol at 10 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Love and Marysville F«'h*nSmith and mother. and Mrs. Kenneth Mapes, Mr. and Sunday school at 2:30 p.m. Morning worship 11 a.m. Congregational Church Worship message at 3:30 p.m B. Y. F. 7:30 p.m. Dr. George W. Hollister, pastor Evangelistic service at 8:00 p.m. Evening worship 8:3o p.m. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m., Mrs. ml Prayer meeting and Bible rindy, Earl Gray,assist ant supt. Prayer meeting each Wednesday Our Baby Department la • completely stocked to supply the Wednesday 8:30 p.m. Morning worship 10:30 a.m. Dr. • -. ening al 8:00 p.m growing needs of your child. In it you will find the products We welcome you The True Blue Class will meet Hollister will preach on the sub at i he horn- of M and Mrs. ject, "If You Were God”. your doctor recommends for baby’s health and comfort be First frjiglish Lutheran ( hnrrli Floyd Philo, Friday evening A- Pilgrim Fellowship, 6 p.m. Sun- cause they measure up to every professional standard for WTHBMSH James W. Miller » '1T>* ’’Cl, quality and dependability. Make it your headquarters for in Chinch school 9:30. Robert Ham fantry supplies, and watch your savings grow when you bay ilton in charge. your child's growing needs at our daily low prills. Morning worship 10:30. Sermon subject '’radical Christianity”. Plans «re being made by tin- Dream World JOHNSON’S Large Line of Confirmands of the church to at- 1 nd .i Confirmands Rally which DeLuxe Baby BINKY will b<* held in Springfield at the Hamma Divinity School Chape) on Make Dreams BACTTOYS $2-35 K.A.Z. Sunday afternoon, April 29, al Best Enriched 25 Lb. Come True Electric 3-00. Flour Bag Vaporizer The Choir will rehearse on Wed • Sanforized Gabardine Overalls nesday evening at 7:30. • Oxford Cloth Overall* Kitchen Tested 25 Lb. 2.50 The Church Council will meet on Flour Bag Wednesday vening at 8:00 in the • Fancy Polo Shirts 90 c.c. church. Country ABBOTT VI DAYLIN The Dana li. Johnson Missionary • Plain Color Polo Shirts Club 25c Society will meet on Thursday. 120 c e. May in the home of Mrs I .aura • Knit Suits Pure Cane LILLY HOMICEBR1N Otte, with Mrs. Annette Hamilton • Separate Shorts Granulated 5 Lbs. 33c 15 c.c. ATTAS as the hostess. Mis. 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