Federation Elects Delegates At City Auxiliary Dinner
Athens city federation of women's clubs elected delegates to the state convention in Columbus during a Monday evening meeting at Music Hall. Mrs. Arthur Boyles was named first delegate with K. Price as second. Alternates named were Miss Laura Bailey and L. Atkinson. The meeting featured the Woman's Music Club program with Miss Ness directing a chorus of eight and solo performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Athens City Federation of Women
Columbus
Music Hall
Andad
Rey Lasa
Arthur Boyles
K. Price
Laura Bailey
L. Atkinson
Fedork
Woman's Music Club
Mary T. Ness
Felen Hedden
Lang
Frank
Irene Witham
Juantasy
Chop
Kreisser
Adrienne Wright
Columbus Art Museum
Ohio
Row
Salomon
Middletown
Detroit
Peirce
Josephine Petree
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Birthday Party Honors Athens Grange Members
A March birthday celebration for Athens Grange members was held Monday night at Ye Hall. The event featured table decorations with green and pink candles, place cards, and fancy chicks at each seat. The wedding segment noted Erskine White and Celia Hope with a best man and bridesmaid. A spelling contest followed with H. McClain and John leading teams, coached by Edith Jacoby and Isabel Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ye Hall
Erskine White
Celia Hope
H. McClain
Mr. Johned
Oples
Is Your Phone Number Here RecipeDrive
The Athens Messenger invites Athens homemakers to share practical, affordable recipes. A telephone book lists numbers of women to be phoned for recipe exchanges to help families with three daily meals, rain or shine, in good health or bad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Athens
Laura Wheeler
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Notable Visits and Family Circles Highlight Athens Social Scene
Mrs. EB B Smith returned from a 14 day New York and Trenton trip visiting Dr J B Russell and Mr A H Connolly while attending the International Flower Show and plays. Mr and Mrs Frank R Murphey hurried home from Portsmouth due to Mrs O B Murphey’s stroke. Elizabeth Kern plans a Magnetic Springs stay. Athens residents visit ill relatives, greet Lawson family, and note Eugenia Lawson takes a Washington government post after Columbus work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. B. Smith
New York
Trenton
N. J
Frank R. Murphey
Portsmouth
O. B. Murphey
Mr. Murphey
Athens
Herbert A. Green
Pi Beta Phi Sing Winners Serenade Fraternity Houses
Pi Beta Phi winners of the sorority sing last week serenaded on Monday night at fraternity houses. The group rode a truck with many cats and sang Pi Phi Tribute Ohio Baby and Pi Phi Girl. The trio Jane Gill and Anne Custer Athens and Lots Splitters Cleveland performed Pi Phi Girl and fraternity songs. Mary Elizabeth Thomas Weillston sang solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta Phi
Pi Phis
Pi Phi
Ohio
Jane Gill
Anne Custer
Athens
Lots Splitters
Cleveland
Mary Elizabeth Thomas Weillston
Fifty Guests Attend Legion Party at Legion Mall
Approximately fifty attendees joined a Monday night American Legion dinner at the Legion Mall. Mrs. Anthony Padden led the committee with assistants Mrs. Lena Leben and Mrs. F. A Lavelle. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Wayne Wingett and Mr. Anthony Padden. women and men placed second and low scores noted for several guests. Bingo prizes were won by multiple guests including Mrs. Floyd Hutchins and Mr. A. J. Jackson. Guynville guests also identified among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Mall
American Legion
Anthony Padden
Lena Leben
F. A Lavelle
Wayne Wingett
John Dowler
D. M. Goddard
Georgia Kilpatrick
Herbert Kelley
Floyd Hutchins
Don A. Campbell
A. J. Jackson
M. C. Morrison
Cc. W. Fishinger
Thelma White
Leta McLaughlin
Guynville
What Other Women Say Life and marriage quote
Frances Parkinson Keyes reflects that life includes privation and pleasure in marriage, noting hardship and comfort, labor and ease, loneliness and companionship, disappointments and rewards, suffering and health, sorrow and joy as essential parts of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Parkinson Keyes
Faculty Dinner Hosted by Home Economics Club Members
The Central Building held a dinner Monday night for faculty guests and Home Economics Club members in four tables. Tables shared a similar menu including spring salad wafers beer birds with carrot new created potatoes buttered green beans hot rose jelly butter strawberry whip cookies and coffee. Names of hosts cooks and waitresses noted for each table with guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economica Club
Mary Connett
Lorene Norris
Freda Kempton
Virginia Quest
Helen Herman
Virginia Doris Elizabeth Duplication in Athens Club
In Athens the Child Study Club lists 15 members with repeated first names and surnames. President Mrs. Dc. A. Parker notes duplications among Virginia, Doris, Elizabeth and Brown/Manafield families, including pairs like Virginia Mc Daniel and Virginia Imhoff and Doris Parker with Doris Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Doris
Elizabeth
Athens
Child Study Club
Brown
Manafield
Dc. A. Parker
Virginia McDaniel
Virginia Imhoff
Doris Parker
Doris Mansfield
Elizabeth Littler
Elizabeth McConnell
Fred Brown
Homer Brown
Hattie Mansfield
Overweight men withstand stress better, says English doctor
An English doctor finds overweight men can endure longer physical and mental stress and have lower disease liability than underweight men. In contrast, aluminum, though labeled a very light metal, weighs more per cubic foot than granite.
Banquet Honors Newly Initiated Chi Omega Chapter
Chi Omega active chapter hosted new initiates at a Saturday banquet at Hillcrest Sunday 4 p m. Guests sat at one long table decorated in cardinal and straw. Poems by Mise Jeanette Campbell were read as favors in yellow and red ribbons. Betty Bolis and Marian Danford attended as Athens guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Hillcrest
Mise Jeanette Campbell
Jeanette Campbell
Misa Betty Bolis
Misa Marian Danford
Athens
Luncheon Dance Sponsored By High School Gym Class
A luncheon dance was held in the Athens High School Auditorium by the Eighth Grade Physical Education class Monday noon. Alice Maccombs and Donna Gaitten led food service. Miss Rardin and Virginia Segale performed piano pieces, Opal Brewers joined Segale in a singing duet, and a square dance closed the event with Betty Fulton leading the grand march. Chaperons and committees are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Alice Maccombs
Donna Gaitten
Alice Bardin
Miss Rardin
Virginia Segale
Opal Brewers
Betty Fulton
Kathleen Darby
Minx
Mary Harwich
Ethel McEwen
Betty Konougher
Mildred Bowen
Mary Duncan
Dorothy Baird
Phi Delta Theta Auxiliary Plans Dinner Next Wednesday
The Phi Delta Theta Auxiliary meets at the president Mrs T W Craig home to plan a Wednesday dinner at 6 p m at the chapter house. Dinner for active members and alumni is under chair Mrs W Clark with the full auxiliary as the committee. England imported enough foreign products in early 1944 to employ 20 000 workers full time for 12 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Delta Theta Auxiliary
T. W. Craig
W. Clark
England
Washington Woman Worker To Speak Here
Miss Louise Stitt of Washington D C former supervisor of Ohio Department of Industrial Relations and now field worker with the U S Department of Labor Woman's Bureau will address the Athens League of Women Voters Thursday at Miss Mary T Noss's home 3 University Terrace Mrs F H Krecker chairs the study on minimum wage and unemployment insurance Stitt travels to cities nationwide during this speaking tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Stitt
Washington
Department of Industrial Relations
Ohio
Women's Bureau
Department of Labor
Athens League of Women Voters
Mary T. Noss
University Terrace
F. H. Krecker
Miss Stitt
Mies Stitt
Mine Stitt
Woman's Bureau
Tuesday Club Calendar Sees Multiple Meetings This Week
Local clubs schedule Tuesday events with Mra Henry at 6 College Street and Mrs Paynter at 81 Grosvenor Street. Chi Omega Alumnae meet at chapter house, White Shrine installs, and a community dinner at Richland Avenue church. Wednesday and Thursday events include Daughters of the Union Veterans, Alpha Delta Pi, railroad telegraphers, Friendship Needle Club, and Athens Grange with a wildlife lecture and wedding shower remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
H. D. Henry
College Street
Hobson Study Circle
Roy Paynter
Grosvenor Street
CHI Omega
Chapter House
White Shrine
Temple Richland Avenue Methodist Protestant Church
Friendship Needle Club
J. W. Henderson
S13
East State Street
Athens Grange
Grange Mall
Walter Porter
Thomas Pratt
Grange
Columbus Athenian Club Celebrates 79th Birthday
The Columbus Athenian Club met at Mrs Nora Calvert's home for her seventy ninth birthday with a birthday cake toast hosted by the president and a potluck dinner. Readers from Athens Troy and Medina attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Athenian Club
Nora Calvert
Athens
Troy
Medina
Gladys Swarthout Named One of Best Dressed Women
Opera star Gladys Swarthout is highlighted as a top dressed woman of the season. She showcases a new spring ensemble featuring a white dress with wine and green floral prints, a dark green silk net cape, and a pleated silk net jacket with a formal gown silhouette.
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Gladys Swarthout
State Meeting of Ohio Women's Clubs Set for Apr 11-12
The Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs convenes its thirty-ninth annual meeting in Columbus April 11-12 with over 200 members from seven departments. Governor's Mansion welcome, Junior Dinner with Delta Ibarburu and Mrs. Robert G. Sarvis, Presidents Council breakfast, luncheons, and museum tour planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Columbus
Governor's Mansion
Martin Ll. Davey
Atasio
Delta Ibarburu
Uruguay
Robert G. Sarvis
Cincinnati
Charles Halter
Fremont
Mies Elizabeth Haymaker
Ravenna
Hoover letters hint at 1958 candidacy
In a 1958 exchange, Herbert Hoover signals no ambitions in the path described yet declares he plans to speak up when the fight moment arrives, indicating a potential late reconsideration of a presidential bid.
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Werbert Hoover
Delta Tau Delta Elects Officers for the Year
Delta Tau Delta elected the following officers for the next year at a meeting Monday night Forest Hopkins of Welleville M Y president William Bye of Lisbon vice president Randle Truce of Youngstown pledge master Reid Martin of Geneva guide Robert Hughes of Oak Mill recording secretary Robert Mortford of Lakewood corresponding secretary Karl Frye of Wooster sergeant at arms These officers will be installed at the next meeting and will serve for one year.
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Ity Federation
American Legion Auxiliary
Man’s Music Club
Music Club
Wally Federation
Music Mall
Ial
C. 8
Clark
Presihe Logan Club
Mre. Bell
Missa Mooney
Oberlin
Mbook
Arguerite Cook
Nelsonville
Tee
Mrew
Edith Jacoby
Isabel Snyder
Ttie Jacoby
Nike
Atu-Baan
AIBA
Oon Mies
Elizabeth Kern
South Court Street
Magnetic Springs
W. S&s. Lewis
Adena
James Lewis
Oak Street
Leah Fawley
Clarksburg
L. W. Cole
Belore
George C. Lawson
Eugenia Lawson
C. C. Lawson
Ohio University
Pauline
J. E. Barker
Walter Barker
Statten Island
Mary Peters
Guy Foulke
George Reagh
Vernon
Hanna Coe
Thomas Coe
Lorgin Coe
Second Street
Coe
F. C. Tribe
Central Avenue
Brownie
B. Clark
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Serenade
Legion Party
Helen Cornwell
Margaret Burke
Janis Tom
Martha Minameyer
Marjorie Cassels
Ann Gutherie
Florence Smith
Jean Pickens
Louise Tribe
Virginie Cox
Pauline Masterton
Oliver L. Wood
Kathryn Murray
Bernarda Williams
Evelyn Reading
Anna McKibben
Marguerité Goff
Cooke
Virgeene Mace
Leta Long
Eileen Woodruff
Margaret Graham
Misella Patterson
Ruth Wamsley
Jane Williams
St. Paul, Minn
Duke University Woman's College
Burr Oak
Glouster
P.m
K. of C. Hall
Stenger
Weet Carrolton
Wuaisha Oey
Duble Heder
Cline
Delta Tau Delta
Gallaher
Ourt
Tewadhan
Miller’s
Hotel
California
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