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OCIEl Union County Hospital Notes Maxine Reed, Mllford Center, for medical treatment. Etta Brust, Mllford Center, for surgery, Esther Barker, Mllford Center, for medical treatment. Luther Gibson, 816 West Third street, for surgery. Rhoda' Johnson, Unlonvllle Center, for medical treatment. Glennabelle Taylor, route 5, for medical treatment.

fUlMMd Betty Ruth Culdwell and daughter, Plain City. Florence Lentz and son, W. Fourth St. Mr. And Mrs.

J. Guy Van Alia Hold Open House On Fiftieth Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. 1. Ouy Van Atta of the Marion Road, who celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary March 10, were honored at a family dinner at 8 o'clock Thursday evening, at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Rowland Bishop, hear Milford Center. At a long table, with beautiful appointments centered a bouquet of yellow roses, covers were placed for the quests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Van Atta and their children: the Rev.

and Mrs. P. A. LePage, of Toledo; Mr. and There 24 patients in the hospital ibis morning.

Coming Events FRIDAY Executive Board of the County Union of The King's Daughters with Mrs. Carl Coleman, Dunham 2 p.m. Mary Chapter No. 9. Order of Easter Masonic 7 p.m., Initiatory work.

8. and C. Club with. Mrs. Carrie Coleman, Elwood 2 p.m.

Del Mar Auxiliary. No. 2225, card party. Eagles Lodge room, 8 pjn. The Friendship Circle will be postponed.

Allen School alumni sponsored euchre party, Allen Township house. 8 pjn. D.A.V. room, 8 p.m. Boy Scouts Trinity Lutheran church, 7 pjn.

RATUftDAY Trinity Lutheran bake sale. Journal building, W. 5th Street, 11 ajn. Final preparatory class, Metho- cn.ufch, 10 and 11 Presbyterian choir rehearsal. 7 P-BV Methodist choir rehearsal.

7 p.m. i choir rehearsal, i ISngusb CulfiVran choir rehear' sal, .7:30 pjn. Presbyterian communicant's class, 1 p. Mary Chapter No. 9.

O.E.S. bake sale, pHio Fuel Gas Co. office, 10 a.m. SUNDAY Regular Sunday school in )fti churches. Special Palm Sunday services in all churches.

Attend the church of your choice. Presbyterian choir Easter cantata, 4 p.m. Methodist, special music, both Junior choirs to sing. One hour new cblor motion, picture, Easter film, sanctuary, 8 pjn. Congregational Pilgrim Fellowship, 6 pjn.

Methodist Youth Fellowship. 5:30 p.m. Presbyterian Westminister Fel, lowshlp, 6 p.m. I EngUsh Lutheran and Luther League, 7:30 pjn. Trinity Lutheran League, 7:30 Confirmation of class ol 17 at the; Trinity Lutheran morning ser.

vice." Kingdom Builders Meet On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Winfield E. Behrens were hosts to "The Kingdom Builders" at the regular March meeting, Tuesday evening at their home on W. Eighth st.

The Rev. E. J. Goedeking opened the evening with the scripture lesson, I Thess. Chapter and prayer.

The subject for discussion was: "Eschatology," the doctrine of the last and final things. It is a term used in theolbgy to explain signs and symbols of the latter days. Led by Rev. Mr. Goedeking, the question of whether or not there are divinely revealed signs, from which It may be known that the judgment, the last days are' approaching, was interestingly discussed by and by three visiting ministers; the Rev.

Rodger Sillers, of the Presbyterian church, the Rev. Paul Plasterer, of the English Lutheran church, jmd the Rev. G. William Wilcherrof-theTffethbdlsrchurchT Members read enlightening verses from the Bible. An informal social period with refreshments served by the hosts closed the evening.

In addition to those mentioned above, there were present: Mrs. Gofedeking, Mrs. Sillars, Mrs. Plasterer, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Retterer, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rausch, and Mrs. Phil Ruprlght, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Bperger, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gunderman. Mr. and 'Mrs.

William Coleman, Mr. and vMrsl 'Rewtond Bishop, Mr. arid Mrs. Clarence Gugel, Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Schwartzkopf, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doellinger, Dr. and Mrs. John E.

Craig, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Gauraer, Mr.

and Mrs. William Faulkner. The April meeting will'be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chalfln, corner of Main and Eighth sts, -I- Walter Laird, of Ashley; Mr.

and Mrs. Don VanAtta, of Marion; Mr. and MM. A. J.

VanAtta, of Oak Harbor, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis, of Plain City; Mr. and Mn. James McFadden, of Marys- vllle, and the Mr.

and Mrs. Bishop. The wedding anniversary was further celebrated on Sunday, when all who had attended the dinner at the Rowland Bishop home, with the exception of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Laird, attended the morning service at the Pharls- burg Methodist church their Mr.

and Mrs. VanAtta. Open House was held from 2 to 4 o'clock In the afternoon and from 7 to 9 o'clock in the evening, When Mr. and Mrs. VanAtta received more tha'n ISO relatives and friends at their, home.

Yellow roses were used In profusion in the rooms, especially in the dining room, where the candle lit tea table was centered with a three- tier wedding cake with gold reco- rations, and yellow roses and candles- adorned the buffet. Mrs. VanAtta was assisted by her daughters and daughters-in- law, in serving: Mrs. Le Page, Mrs. Laird, Mrs.

Bishop, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. McFadden, Mrs. Don VanAtta, Mrs. A.

J. VunAtta, also by their aunts, Mrs. D. R. VanAtta and Mrs.

Leo Bohrer. Callers were from the Pharls- ourg community; Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo, Oak Har- Dor, Marlon, Delaware, Ashley, West Liberty, Rlchwood, Marys- vllle, Plain City, Mllford Center, Raymond, Broadway, North Lewisburg and Magnetic Springs. Mr. and Mrs. VanAtta were appre- flowers, cards and letters they received.

A happy ending of'the eventful day was the arrival of grandchildren at the of Open House, making the family gather- Ing complete. Individual cakes had been served with the refreshments In the afternoon and evening, Mrs. VanAtta having reserved cutting of the wedding the grandchildren had joined the family. Family pictures were taken. Shower IB Given For Mian Maxlne Heea Mm.

Marion Coder, of Richwood, was the hostess to a miscellaneous shower given In honor Masdne Elizabeth Rees WU1 10 the bride of A Ooodrlch on Sunday, those present for the shower, which was held at the bride-elect's rt Daum Mrt Cecile Mrs. George Parthemer, Mrs. Cleatus McCloud, Mrs. Jim Bennejf, Mrs. Norman Perdue, Charlotte Holycross, all of Irwln; Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Reese and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cook, Miss Yvonne Cook, Mr. and Mrs Marlln Cook and daughter, Mrs.

Ella Appleman, all of Marysvllle; Mr. and Mrs Walter Rees, Millord Center; Mr. and Mrs Robert Drum, Marion; Miss Marcella Reeley, Columbus; and Mr. and Mn. LeRoy Rocs Those Invited but unable to attend were: Mrs.

Earl Shtlpmnn, Mrs. Mild- HolycroM, Sam Stone, Wagner, and Mrs Wood, of Irwln; Mrs. Er- trett Smalley and Candence of Maiywllte; Mre. Harold Oood- rlch and Mn. Ethel Hallwood, of Columbus.

enjoyed and the Uble which held the many lovely gifts was decorated In yellow and centered with a beautiful bride doll and a yellow and white umbrella, with blue ribbon stream- en. Delightful were tetrad by the hostess. -t- -I- Bllnd Pish Blind fish do not travel In schools, says the National Geographic Society. Heart Of The Heart of Ohio Motorcycle Club finished plant for their annual "Mud Run" which will be held Sunday, March 29. The run Is sanctioned by the American Motorcycle Association.

It will be approximately 70 cross country, with plenty of mud. Twenty trophies will be given to the winners of A and solo, side car and light weight cresses. The Run will start and finish Bennetts truck stop In Irwln, with first man out at 12:01. Spectators to leave Bennetts at 12:30 p. m.

Thursday. Match 21, 1MJ NEWSOFMEN NOW SERVING THEIR NATION Robert Snider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Snider, Cherry Street, has home his Korean address. It is: Robert Snider, AF 15-462-833, APO 870, Hq.

8147, Jac Con Group, Postmaster, San Francisco, California. He would appreciate letters from nny of his friends. More Society On Page 6 WE ISS Personal Mention District Meeting Of Legion Set Here The Sixth American Legion District will meet Sunday at the lo' cal Legion park. Registration will start at 10 a.m. and the meeting will continue until p.m.

This will be the first time in five years that the local Legion Post 79 will be host to the conference. The Legion Auxiliary will serve the noon meal at 12:30 in the high school cafeteria. All Union County Legionnaires are urged to attend the meeting. All the District officers will be present. Chapter Of North Lewisburg Holds Inspection The Portia Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star, number 448, of North Lewisburg held its inspection and banquet program Tuesday evening, March 24th.

The inspecting officer was Mary Hankins, deputy grand matron. The. registered attendance was 155. Ruth West, past deputy grand matron, sang a solo. Mrs.

Donna Graham, of North Lewisburg, was initiated into the organization. The officers for 1953 are: Worthy Matron, Hazel Black; Worthy Patron, Walter Black; Associate Matron, Nelva House; As. sociate Patron, John R. House; Secretary, Faith Brelsford; Treasurer, Virgle Boyles; Conductress, Beatrice Weaver; Associate Conductress, Lillian Simpson; 1 Chaplin, Roberta Johnson; Marshal, Mildred Lincoln; Organ- 1st, Roma Ada, Jennie Murray; Ruth, Marium Dagger; Esther, Martha Wearly; Martha, Carolyn Wiant; Electa, Evelyn Arthur; Warder, Margaret Castle; Sentinel, William Weaver; Prompter, Christine Baker. David Dayton coming from Bainbridge, will arrive Friday to spend a ten-day leave with his mother Mrs.

Louise Dayton, at their home on S. Main St. He is graduating today and will go to Quanitco, at the expiration of his leave. Additional weekend guests will be Mr and Mrs. W.

R. Dayton and son, Paul, of Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. John Dayton, "and Mr. and Mrs.

James Dayton of Columbus. They will be joined at Sunday dinner by Mrs. Dayton's mother, Mrs. Walter M. Qtte, Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Rosette, tit this city and Miss Mary Hammond, of Coshocton. Mrs. Stanley Pierce, son Bill and daughter, Martha, who had been in Florida at Daytona Beach, for seven weeks, returned to their home oaN. Maple Sunday.

Mr. Pierce and daughter, Laura, Joined them for the last week of their visit and accompanied them home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gabriel, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Cody, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seitz, of this city and Mr. and Mrs.

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Pago Pago, in the island of Tutuila, is the capital of American Samoa, Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman, and Mr. and Mrs. Winfield E.

Behrens, spent the weekend in Chicago, combining business and pleasure. They spent a. pleasant Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Behrens cousins, Mr. and Mrs.

John Kirby, in Evanston, 111. On their return trip the two couples were dinner guests of Mr. tend Mrs. William Boese, at their home in Ft. Wayne, Ind.

Mrs. Boese, the former Margaret Cone, is also a cousin of Mrs. Behrens. Mrs. Richard" "Mitchell entertained the Hi-Jinx bridge club Wednesday evening at her home In Milford Center.

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