Miss Beasley Delights at Wednesday Recital
Miss Alice Beasley soprano, a junior at Ohio University, presented a diverse program in Music Hall Auditorium Wednesday night. Her performance, backed by accompanist Josephine Steiner, featured Handel, German, French, English songs, and a Ware piece, reflecting careful training and confident interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Beasley
Music Hall
Miss Beasley
Handel
Ware
Beasley
Ohio University
Helen Hedden
School of Music
Josephine Steiner
Fred R. Beasley
Pi Beta Phi
Little Theater Presents Whose Money Tonight
Play shop's Little Theater group stages a one act comedy Whose Money Tonight by Lee Dickson and Leslie Hickeon at Ewing Auditorium tonight. The story follows a wife dominated husband trying to pay a poker debt while his wits attempt to help. A burglar disrupts the plot and sends it in a new direction. The show starts at seven with Thomas Craig as assistant director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Dickson
Leslie Hickeon
Playshop
Little Theater Group
Ewing Auditorium
Jack Swanson
Margaret Farmer
Cliff Coleman
Thomas Craig
Pre School Mothers Weet on Wednesday
Pre School Mothers Club met at Mrs. Dwight Bowles home on Stewart Street to discuss The childs Growth In Language. Mrs. Mary LaBaw led the topic and two guests Mrs. Edward Seaman and Mrs. Frank Ayers attended along with refreshments during social hour. The Stitch and Chatter Sewing Club will meet with Mrs. Vern Kempton at 2 o clock Friday afternoon. The Holy Week services at Pirot Methodist Church will end Friday with the Business and Professional Women's Class leading worship and Rev C M Coulter delivering Jesus Experience on the Cross and Ours. Mr and Mrs Charlies H Townsend have returned to Greenwood Virginia after wintering in Athens with sisters Mrs Harvey Porter and Miss Jen M Townsend at 180 East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Bowles
Stewart Street
Mary LaBaw
Edward Seaman
Frank Ayers
Stitch and Chatter Sewing Club
Vern Kempton
Elliott Street
Pirot Methodist Church
C. M. Coulter
Charlies H. Townsend
Greenwood
Athens
Harvey Porter
Jcn M. Townsend
East State Street
Girl Scouts Host Springtime Luncheon in Athens
Athens Girl Scouts held a Springtime luncheon last Saturday at 1 o clock to honor council members captains and lieutenants. Hostesses and cooking classes prepared and served a dainty meal for 48 guests with tables decorated by yellow jonquils. Betty Jane Corwin played piano selections and Erma Betts presented a Nature program at the council meeting following the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Girl Scouts
Betty Jane Corwin
Erma Betts
Girl Scout Council
Ines Marian Swart Weds Raymond Atkins
Ines Marian Swart married Raymond Atkins in a quiet home wedding at the Swarts residence in The Plains. The 2 PM ceremony was officiated by Rev. Calvin B. Hanes in the immediate presence of family. Mrs. Atkins, a Roosevelt High School graduate, will reside with Mr. Atkins at 112 North Lancaster Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Swart
The
Plains
Inez Marian
Raymond &. Atkins
E. L. Atkins
North
Lancaster Street
Calvin B. Hanes
Church of God of
Atkins
Roosevelt High School
Dayton
Atkins Quality Sign Company
Athens
Taylors Host Bridge Supper At Cottage Tea House
Prof and Mrs E A Taylor hosted a six tables bridge evening at the Cottage Tea House with prizes awarded to Mrs Lloyd B Bjornstad Prof Gaige B Paulsen and Prof Edward C Class A late supper featured pink rosebud arrangements and pastel sweet pea bouquets for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Taylor
Cottage Tea House
Lloyd B. Bjornstad
Gaige B. Paulsen
Edward C
Paris summer gowns promise frills for both formal and informal events
Summer fashion previews describe frills and flounces in Paris imports suitable for dinners and parties with tunic skirts and tulle or chiffon. Empire lines, fichu necklines, and square decollete shapes dominate. Hyacinth and fuchsia color palettes appear. Marian studies new Spring designs via New York sheets. copies available in Athens. Mrs. Mack Sauer of Ripley visits Richland Avenue for her brother Don Kasler’s illness. Sauer formerly wrote Watch Dog and now edits The Ripley Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Couturiers
Marian
New York
Athens
Mack Sauer
Ripley
A. W. Kasler
Richland Avenue
Don Kasler
Zenner and Roe hosts travel and funeral plans
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Zenner left for Huntington after visiting D. R. Zenner in Grandview Heights. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Roe hosted an informal party in Athens during the Zenner visit. Mrs. Harry L. Wise departed for Columbus to meet Mr. Wise and attend his brother Cc. N. Wise's funeral in Bethesda today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Zenner
Scarsdale
N. Y
Huntington
W. Va
D. R. Zenner
Grandview Heights
A. B. Roe
Elmwood Place
Athens
Harry L. Wise
South Cemetery Street
Columbus
Mr. Wise
Bethesda
Cc. N. Wise
Dr Houf Delivers Sermon at Athens Senior High
Dr H T Houf a philosophy professor at Ohio University spoke at Athens Senior High School as part of a morning program in the high school auditorium. The service featured the school choir, violin solo, scripture reading, prayers, hymns, and a benediction by faculty and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Houf
Ohio University
Athens
Jean Mees
Helen Hayes
Ann Beasley
Joe Gill
Edward Wise
Roderick Eddy
Walter Ervin
Girl Scout Troop Meeting Cancelled After Accident
Troop One and the Mickey Mouse Troop will not meet Friday due to the accident involving Troop One captain Mrs O E McClure and the Easter vacation. Swimming and dancing classes are also postponed this Saturday because of the vacation, says Mrs Thor Olson local Scout director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Mouse
O. E. McClure
Thor Olson
Glorifying Your Eyes For Spring
Advice on maintaining eye health for a fresh look. Recommends washing eyes daily, using eye cups, and eye washes with acid dissolved in hot water. Suggests hats to reduce squinting, avoiding reading in poor light, and resting eyes with blinders or bandages. Regular rinsing and cooling water are advised for tired eyes.
Beer Legal in West Virginia
West Virginia Senate approved a bill for immediate legalization of 3.2 percent beer and sent it to Governor H G Kump. The House had earlier passed the measure, which would have taken effect June 10, and it was expected the governor would let it become law within five days without his signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
U.P
West Virginia Senate
H. G. Kump
House of Delegates
Farm Seed Loan Man To Be Here Monday
Farmers seed loan applications will be received at the office of T. H. Johnson county extension agent in the Post Office Building on Saturday and Monday April 17. Applications will be handled by Mrs. J. C. Green on Saturday. W. N. Ellis supervisor of loans to farmers in this district will be in Athens on Monday to receive applications and again on April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Johnson
J. C. Green
W. N. Ellis
Athens
Mrs. Isabelle McClure Injured in Home Fall
Mrs. Isabelle McClure wife of Prof. O. E. McClure of 142 North Congress Street suffered a severe fracture of the left shoulder when she fell from a step ladder while wallpapering a downstairs room. The break was unusual and needed a special splint from Columbus. An X-ray was taken and the shoulder was to be set today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle McClure
O. E. McClure
North
Congress Street
Boy 10 Recovering After Appendectomy
Don Kasler the 10 year old son of Mr Avenue is reported in good condition at Sheltering Arms Hospital after an emergency appendectomy on Tuesday. He is a third grade pupil at Mechanicsburg School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Kasler
A. W. Kasler
Richland Avenue
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mechanicsburg
State Bank Conservators Appointed for 12 More Banks
Columbus April 13 State Bank Superintendent Ira J Fulton announced appointment of conservators for 12 state banks raising the total under conservators to 84. Deposits in the 18 institutions aggregate about 6 907 444 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ira J. Fulton
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Tablets Promise Periodic Pain Relief
Clinical tests prove Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets relieve and control periodic pains with no narcotics or dizziness. Take them today for welcome ease and comfort, or regularly for permanent relief. Sold by all druggists in small and larger sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Rie
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Virginia
Girl Scouts
Ines
Marian Swart
Raymond Atkins
Order of Eagles
Eagles Hall
F. LD. Forsyth
A. F. Farnam
la Crosse
Wis
Ladies of the Friendly Society of the Presbyterian Church
Arthur Boyles
Phillip Rose
Jackson Heights
EB. T. Rose
Elaine Roe
Utica
Eleanore Roe
Cincinnati
New York City
Silvus
Bargain
SOX
Oxfords
KOTEX
Rog
Taney
Marian Walters
Mrs. Sauer
Dr. Houf
Girl Scout
West Virginia
Preston
Ss. M. A
Danderine
Bromo Seltzer
Pro-Bak Blades
Miles Nervine
Agarex Comp
Peptona
Coty’s
H. H. Ayers
Three Flowers
Yardley’s Rubensteins
Dorothy Gray
Karess Mello
Colgate
Pebeco
Kolynos
Luther
Conservator
Kayser Gee
Shable
Kayser
Francys and
Grace Cochrans
Charm Shoppe
South Court
Miller's
Hotel
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