Pageant of the Cross and Glee Club Concert at Memorial Auditorium
The Y W C A and Women's Glee Club present the annual Palm Service and concert. Children from Rufus Putnam Training School filled the cross with flowers as organist Eleanor Stiles played. The program included pieces by Saint Saens Wagner and Foster, with Esther Cokonougher singing a spring solo and the Sigma Alpha Iota Sextette performing unaccompanied. The next Sun Night Concert features the University Men's Glee Club on April 17 at 8 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eelith A. Wray
Irma E. Voigt
Rufus Putnam Training School
Eleanor Stiles
Ithamar Conkey
Women's Glee Club
Women’s Glee Club
Margaret A. Benedict
Saint-Saens
Nobel Cain
Delives
Robinson
Georgia
Jeanne Pace
Wagner
Warren
Miss Coke*nougher
Athens
Benedict
Wither
Helen Louise Schmidt
Foster
Sigma Alpha Iota
Bonnie Bingham
Doris Siegfried
Mary Ann McKay
Fred M. McKay
Elmwood
Virginia Chrisman
Glee Club
University Men's Glee Club
Maecenas Literary Club Meets at Mrs Rardin Home
Mrs Charles Rardin hosted the Maecenas Literary Club at 57 Central Ave Tuesday afternoon with Mrs E Bingman presiding The meeting opened with America the Beautiful and a flag service Calendars for next year were distributed Readings included Prayer of Youths Attract National Notice and Photographer Brings Out Word Picture of His Imprisonment in Austria Guest Mrs Charles Farrow performed accordion solos and Mrs Ida M Reed shared Columbus activities The club womens creed was recited Refreshments followed A Bates Missionary Society meeting was postponed to Friday April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rardin
Maecenas
Central Ave
E. Bingman
Bingman
Austria
Bardin
Northwest Territory
Marietta
Charles Farrow
Ida M. Reed
Columbus
Calendar Highlights of Wednesday Club Meetings
Local groups announce gatherings for Wednesday and Thursday including Pre-School Mothers Club at Mrs Dorotha Patterson 16 Home St IOOF Hall members practice at 7 pm Gilbert and Sullivan opera Trial by Jury at Rufus Putnam Hall at 8 pm with reception to follow Gasco Sewing Club at Mrs Roy Lees 1 Stimson Ave birthday celebration AAUW dinner Athens Country Club 6 30 pm Wesleyan Needle Club 2 pm with Mrs Everett Shirley UCD Club 2 pm with Mrs P G Hibard Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae 7 30 pm election of officers Eagles Ladies Auxiliary 7 30 pm Eagles Hall Rebekah Lodge 7 30 pm IOOF Hall Athens County Pomona Grange special session Trimble Grange degrees Faithful Few Club at Carl's Lunch 7 pm contact by 12 noon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorotha Patterson
Clarence Allen
oOo
Daughters of Union Veterans
IOOF
Rufus Putnam
Gasco Sewing Club
Roy Lee
Stimson Ave
Wesleyan Needle Club
Everett Shirley
W. Union St. Oo
UCD Club
P. G. Hibbard
Lancaster St
Zeta Tau Alpha
Edwin T. Helebrandt
Morris Ave
Athens County
Pomona Grange
Trimble Grange
Carl
Dwight Bowles
Viola Fell Talks On Program Of Child C League
Viola Fell spoke on dental hygiene at a Tuesday meeting of the Child Conservation League held at Mrs. Beatrix Rosser home. Mrs. P. S. Wamsley led the session with committee reports and upcoming year plans. Frederick and Nancy Rosser entertained with music and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
Beatrix Rosser
Washington St
Viola Fell
P. S. Wamsley
W. H. Smith
Sadie Landis
Miss Fell
Frederick Rosser
Nancy Rosser
Business and Professional Women's Club
Eva Welch
Westside Sewing Club Meets at Mrs Harold McGrath Home
The Westside Sewing Club gathered Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Harold McGrath Curran Drive with eight members present Knitting teacher Mrs Elery Michael assisted their projects The next meeting is set for April 25 at 9 00 at Mrs Denver Goodings Mary Street Plus Juliet Lowe Girl Scout hay ride is postponed due to Good Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westside Sewing Club
Harold McGrath
Curran Drive
Elery Michael
Denver Gooding
Mary St
Juliet Lowe
Crayons and Pastels in Men’s Summer Furnishings
Spring fashion notes highlight pastel and crayon shades across men’s wear. Chalk striped suits and patterned shirts pair with light summer fabrics designed for cool comfort. Pastels dominate ties and foulards while silk and cotton blends trend in pajamas and robes with bold, wide patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Dorcas Personal and Social News Briefs
Dorcas notes Sunday visits and local social events. Families like Bostick Beegle Wolfe and Arnott are mentioned with sick lists and church revival activity led by Carmichael and Rhine. Additional items cover meetings of the Women’s Missionary Society and upcoming Morning Star gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
James Bostick
Nellie Johnson
June Beegle
Edna
Edith Wolfe
Rutland High School
Harry Wolfe
Frank Arnott
Racine
George Beegle
Guy Beegle
Howard Johnson
Laura Johnson
Arthur Beegle
Janice Buckley
Wanda Ross
Richard Beegle
Barberton
Bethany
U. B. Church
Carmichael
Syracuse
Rhine
Newark
Wallace Hill
Harold Beegle
Women's Missionary Society
Carmel
Morning Star
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel To Married Comrades
Adele Garrison continues the new chapter with hints of a hidden trump card in a tense parlor plot. A woman warns a brash man to keep silent or lose leverage as a dangerous marriage intrigue unfolds, with threats, bluffing, and wit driving the drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Dicky
Personal Notices From Athens Highlights
Dr. C J Shafer entertained by Dr Lorenzo Butts and others at Hotel Berry. Mr and Mrs J Fred Kempton hosted by their son in Cleveland then return to Athens. Delegates attend state home economics convention in Columbus with teachers and students from Athens High School. Cadet Leigh Moorehead visits from Norfolk. Mr and Mrs Thomas Ewing Jr guests at Hotel Berry. Carmichael family returns from Columbus after week away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Shafer
Sandusky
Hotel Berry
Lorenzo Butts
Robert Butts
Nelsonville
M. D. Worley
H. R. Nye
Athens
Shafer
J. Fred Kempton
State St
Charles T. Wilson
Cleveland
Columbus
Doris Finsterwald
Doris Mace
Anna Grace Ator
Miss Giesen
Athens High School
Bulgaria
Leigh. S. Moorehead
U. S. Navy
Norfolk, Va
William Moorehead
S. Congress St
Thomas Ewing, Jr
Delbert P. Carmichael
Joyce
Meaning of Dreams Explored by Noted Psychologist
Readers are urged to send 10 cents for a 32 page booklet from The Athens Messenger to learn how dreams reveal subconscious thoughts. The article cites interpretations of purses, kittens, ink spots, alarms, wild animals, and celestial symbols as messages prompting personality corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Home Service
Sixth Ave
New York
N. Y
Man Claims No Facial Hair in 51 Years in Auburn
Pottsville resident Clarence Benning age 51 from Auburn says he has never shaved. The Pottsville Chamber of Commerce verifies this unusual claim about his facial hair absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Clarence Benning
Auburn
County Home Children See Snow White at Local Theatre
Children of the Athens County Children's Home will view Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Tuesday through Schine's Athena courtesy. Frank Nolan, manager, extended the invitation. Kiwanis Rotary Elks American Legion and other groups asked to invite needy or crippled children as guests. The film plays here four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Seven Dwarfs
Schine
Athena
Frank Nolan
Kiwanis
Rotary
Elks, American Legion
Kappa Delta Pi Hosts Initiation and Banquet at Athens Club
Kappa Delta Pi national teachers honor society held its initiation and banquet at the Athens Country Club Tuesday evening. Initiation services began at 6 30 p m with 64 members and guests attending the post dinner program led by Maxwell Fergeson. Dr Conley H Dillon Marshall College gave the main address on Europe as Viewed From Geneva, a topic tied to his attendance at the Geneva conference. New initiates include Edward F Angle James Bartholomew Maria Boerlage Margarethe C Faulstick Helen First Esther Jane Hand Gertrude Iona King Virginia Lee Betty Hoyt McCoy Robert McMaster Margaret Nunemaker Ida Mae Roderpbeck Thelma Marie Rostopher Ruth Irene Smallwood Claire E White and Laura W Ziegler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Pi
Athens Country Club
Maxwell Fergeson
Fergeson
Esther Jane Hand
Irma Voigt
Dean Voigt
Dean McCracken
Conley H. Dillon
Marshall College
Europe
Geneva
Dr. Dillon
Edwin F. Angle
James Bartholomew
Maria Boerlage
Margarethe C. Faulstick
Helen First
Gertrude Iona King
Virginia Lee
Betty Hoyt McCoy
Robert McMaster
Margaret Nunemaker
Ida Mae Roderpbeck
Thelma Marie Rostofer
Ruth Irene Smallwood
Claire E. White
Laura W. Ziegler
Athena Delphian Club Hostess Receives New Member
Mrs. C. E. Atkinson hosted the Athena Delphian Club at 71 N High St Tuesday night. One new member Mrs. George Lantz joined, guest Mrs. Davidson attended, and a committee including Mrs. H. G. Householder and others was named to plan the picnic. Bates Christian Endeavor to meet Saturday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Forrest Meighen near Fisher Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Atkinson
N. High St
Athena Delphian Club
George Lantz
Davidson
H. G. Householder
Elizabeth Evans Mills
H. G. Vance
Bates Christian Endeavor Christian Endeavor
Bates Church
Forrest Meighen
Fisher Station
Progressive Literary Club anniversary dinner at Eastwood
The Progressive Literary Club marked its 14th anniversary with a six o'clock dinner at The Eastwood. Officers organized the evening with singing, readings, a solo, and a slide lecture by Walter Porter on local flora and fauna. New member Mrs Homer C Smith attended. next meeting host will be Mrs James Earich on April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary Club
Eastwood
Stephen Foster
John Lockard
Socrates
C. D. Duncan
Jeanie
Walter Porter
Athens High Schoo
Athens
Homer C. Smith
James Earich
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Ywca and
Memorial
Steppe’s Beauty Parlor
Athens Street
Maecenas Literary Club
Mrs
BATES
Bates Missionary Society
Clover Farm
Clover Farm Grocer
America
McKee Drug Co. Security Bank Bldg
AAUW
Anna Mumma
Ladies Auxiliary of the
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
Viola
THE
Athens, Ohio
Adele Garrison
Strange Woman
Country Club
Mrs. Atkinson
Tues
Lydia
Pinkham
Logan
Tore “Lite
Patel
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