Returns and travels of local residents this week
Dr and Mrs T R Biddie returned home by plane from Daytona Beach Florida after spending the winter there. Mrs Earl Beckley will spend the Easter weekend at her Athens home. Mr and Mrs E W OBrien and Mr and Mrs R H Moore with sons Steve and Neil of Shade returned from Greensboro North Carolina where Major Dale FE OBrien visited. Major OBrien leaves April 12 for Korea. Mrs William Potter of Hoop er Street returned from Grant Hospital Columbus after surgery and her husband 3c William Potter is stationed in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Biddie
Utah Place
Daytona Beach
Fla
Steve
Neil
Shade
Greensboro
N. C
Dale FE. O'Brien
Major O'Brien
Korea
William Potter
Hooper St
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Africa
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Plan Dinners
Mrs Franklin Calvin hosted a potluck for Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae. Plans cover a senior undergraduate dinner at Cottage Tea House on May 6 and the International Reunion Day luncheon with the Ohio State Chapter on May 2 at OSU Student Union. Alpha Lambda Delta pins to Barbara Williams, Nancy Evans, and Ardith McKinley. Easter puppet show by Barbara and Beverly Corradini during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Calvin
Alpha Gamma Delta
Cottage Tea House
Ohio State
OSU
Alpha Lambda Delta
Barbara Williams
Athens
Nancy Evans
Akron
Ardith McKinley
Sylvenia
Barbara
Beverly Corradini
Henry Corradini
Albany Grange Hosts Inspection Evening
Albany Grange hosted 130 members and guests with Athens Ames Ville Canaan and Summit represented. Deputy Harry Henry inspected third and fourth degree work by Albany and Summit Grange officers. Roy Walsh led Albany and Bernard Ward led Summit. Deputy commendation praised the teams. Mary Ours directed refreshments, and State Grange Master Byron Frederick will attend the April 11 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Grange
Athens
Ames Ville
Canaan
Summit
Harry Henry
Albany
Summit Grange
Roy Walsh
Bernard Ward
Mary Ours
State Grange
Byron Frederick
Shower Honors Bride-Elect Miss Helen Dunn
Miss Helen Murphy and Miss Lais Kall hosted a dessert shower for bride-elect Miss Helen Dunn at Murphy’s Morris Ave home. Prize winners in games were Mrs. William McDonald and Miss Nancy Packard. Attendees included Mrs. Rudolph Starcker of Ripley West Virginia and a list of local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Dunn
Helen Murphy
Lais Kall
Miss Murphy
Morris Ave
William McDonald
Nancy Packard
Rudolph Starcker
Ripley
W. Va
B. FE. Dunn
Ralph Kai
Ted Blower
Charles Fulkes
D. K. Seward
Clark Biggins
Sam Henderson
Kathleen Downey
Sara Wallar
Karen Link
Margaret Scott
Nona Jean Green
Adrienne Frost
Mary Athearn
Canasta Club Hosts Mrs Marion Hawkiay Meeting
The New Marshfield Canasta Club hosted Mrs Marion Hawkiay with ten members present including Mrs Fern Whitlatch prize winner and several others. The next meeting is set for April 8 with Mrs Mildred Llewellyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hawkiay
New Marshfield Canasta Club
Fern Whitlatch
Betty Llewellyn
Mary Scott
Betty Mace
Alma Rhorick
Donna Dearth
Mildred Llewellyn
Hazel Neutzling
Fileen Llewellyn
Mildred Liewellyn
Beta Sigma Phi Model Meeting Highlights March 17
The Ohio Zeta Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a model meeting in the club room on March 17. Mrs. Leland Southerton spoke on Her Crowning Glory. Invited guests included Mrs. Don Sanders, Mrs. Richard Blosser, and Mrs. Tony Harris. Members present were Mrs. Eve Liggett and others. A panel, led by Mrs. Robert McKibben, Miss Clarice Weekley, and Miss Velma Jeffett, discussed the society history and aims. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Zeta Alpha
Beta Sigma Phi
Leland Southerton
Don Sanders
Richard Blosser
Tony Harris
Eve Liggett
Bernard Spaulding
Robert McKibben
Clarence Markins
Betty Legg
Jerry Graves
Zoe Baird
Clarice Weekley
Martha Tolliver
Velma Reffett
Velma Jeffett
Scarves: Tiny Ties to Giant Cape-Stoles This Spring
New York fashion notes show scarves range from slim ties to oversized capes and stoles. Fabrics include taffeta raw silk organza wool jersey and chiffon with colors from neutrals to jewel tones. Reversible cape-stoles feature pearls fringe and sequins while party scarves offer ombre prints and yarn fringe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaile Digas
New York
NEA
Plains Home Economics Department Lists Activities
The Plains Home Economics Department outlines pre Easter activities centered on the home. Students work on projects from How America Lives and a radio skit on family relationships. The eighth grade hosts a faculty tea with spring decorations and student performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains Home Economics Department
America
Grace Ann Daschbach
Athens
Margaret Ann Theobald
Marcia Mae Holt
Bernita Lee
Lois Thompson
Shirley Poston
Donna Hook
Barbara Beckley
Sally McDonald
Sue McDonald
Phi Delta Theta Auxiliary Sees Sales Funds Rise
The Phi Delta Theta Auxiliary met Tuesday evening with President Mrs. Kenneth Kerr presiding. Reports covered financial returns from the rummage sale bake sale and tax stamps. New projects were discussed and members toured student study rooms to view new rugs and drapes provided by the Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Delta Theta
Kenneth Kerr
LLE Anniversary Luncheon Held at Betsy Mills Club
Lydia Lash Evans Literary Club members from Marietta and guests gathered at Betsy Mills Club for a 1:00 luncheon marking the 28th anniversary. The event featured spring flower decor and a "Lets Explore Ohio" program tied to Ohio Sesquicentennial year, with remarks by Mrs. Lamborn and memories shared by Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Fink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LLE
Betsy Mills Club
Lydia Lash Evans
Marietta
A. H. Carpenter
Middleport
Wag
C. W. Fink
Carlisle
Ohio
Alvin Lamborn
Mra Carpenter
Fink
Edward Moran
Charles Jump
Fred McBride
Presbyterian Church Group IX Meeting at Manse
Group IX of the Presbyterian Church met at the Manse Wednesday evening with hostesses Mrs. Roger M. Rice Jr and Mrs. Fred A. Tate. Rev. Mr. Rice opened with background on Colossians and a discussion on human rights led by Mrs. George Hitchcock. Refreshments were served. Attending were Mrs. Norman Dilley, Mrs. Charles Rimmey, Mrs. Robert Rudd, Mrs. Andrew Sterrett, Mrs. Alton Hope, Mrs. Darren Todd, Mrs. J. Fred Rowe, Mrs. C. P. Zinn, Mrs. Burton De Veau, Mrs. Goodloe Dadisman, Mrs. John Hollaway, and Mrs. Howard Wallar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Manse
Roger M. Rice, Jr
Fred A. Tate
Rice
George Hitchcock
Norman Dilley
Charles Rimmey
Robert Rudd
Party Given on Third Birthday
Mr and Mrs Gene Clark of New Marshfield hosted a party on April 1 for their son Jeffrey Alan s third birthday Attendees included Mike Rita Sharon Neal Dinsmoor Jackie Sue Crow Carolyn Kay Clark Lenore Dinsmoor Dwight Clark Mrs Robert Dinsmoor and Mrs R S Dinsmoor The gift givers were his grandmothers Mrs Ida Clark of Philo and Mrs Lizzie Goff of Gypson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Clark
New Marshfield
Jeffrey Alan
Mike
Rita
Sharon
Neal Dinsmoor
Jackie Sue Crow
Carolyn Kay Clark
Lenore Dinsmoor
Dwight Clark
Robert Dinsmoor
R. S. Dinsmoor
Ida Clark
Philo
Lizzie Goff
Gypson
Think of Your Beauty Future Career
Young women are advised to adopt steady beauty habits for lasting appeal into older age. Balance calories with meals and avoid extremes, while maintaining mental well being, posture, and daily skin care to stay lovely at seventy.
Manners Make Friends Compliment That Fits
A humorous urge to avoid praising looks directly. advise telling Mrs. Smith you like the new hairdo and that it is very becoming. Complimenting by stating improvement risks seeming cattish. the safer phrase is the sincere compliment about the style.
Lessons in Bridge Playing and Bid Analysis
ABridge hand from an England team match illustrates how a North second bid led to a complex endplay. South wins with precise timing after West shows two diamonds and one heart, revealing a five-five black suit distribution and prompting a clever endgame. Oswald Jacoby promotes his POINT BIDDING book with a mail-order offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
England
South
West
East
Fast
West North
Hearts
Oswald Jacoby
Athens Messenger
P. O
Midtown
Sta
New York
N.Y
Social Calendar Weekend Notes From Plains Area
Weekend activities include Toppers Plains High School Alumni square dance from 9 to 12 with Buckeye Rambiers and pie or cake donations. Summit Grange at New Marsh field hosts 8 p.m. sandwiches. College Book Store hosts a Women's Association bake sale at 8:30 a.m. The Plains Adult Fellowship Class holds a bake sale at Tipton's Store. Chauncey Garden Club bake sale at Tippett's Groc from 10 to 12. Monday features Emblem Club silent auction at Elks Hall and Farm Bureau Women’s Chorus at 7:30. End with a tip to tidy living room before next day’s chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Grange
New Marshfield
Women’s Association of the Alexander Presbyterian Church
the Plains
Tipton's
Chauncey Garden Club
Tippett’s Groc
Waterloo High School
Manasseh Cutler
Jack Sickles
Green Valley Boys
Elks Hall
Farm Bureau Women’s Chorus
C. E. Heft
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alpha Gam Alums
the Plains High School
Louise Diver
Finglish
Spencer Steenrod
Charlotte Potts
Mary
Gene McDonald
Joseph
James Thompson
Joyce Nichols
Joan Williams
Jean Bryan
Lula Belle Finnearty
Christine Baker
Christ Curassover
Steenrod
DR. Edwards
S. Congress St
Wolfe Howe
Court St
Vera
Ruth Ellen Porter
Jo Ann Brooks
Pauline Ewing
Martha Finnearty
Donna Jean Hook
Nancy Lou Horn
Margaret Keeton
Detty Murphy
Thelma Newtan
Joyce Ann Nichols
Lois Perry
Barbara Stalder
Doris Ann Thompson
Anne Cabot
Ave
Americas
N. Y
Sue Burnett
Phi Delta Theta Auxiliary
Aston Products
Main Street
Logan
Bennett
Nelsonville
By Oswald Jacoby
West Pass
Gilbert
Whitman
Photostat
Fovells
Cline Pharmacy Co
McKee Drug
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