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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1935

Page

6

Social News Highlights Births and Guests Across Town

Easter vacations draw many to Athens and Columbus with out of town guests and family visits. Cincinnati visitors Mr and Mrs T J Davia. Mr and Mrs Donald Hibbard and children Billi and Dick. Mrs Martin Mansfield. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pickering and family. Mrs Gordon K Bush and baby Gordon Kenner Jr travel or host events. Twins born to Mr and Mrs Clarence E Clifford in New York City. several arrivals and departures mark a busy social week with Dean Irma Voigt speaking in Chicago and gatherings for Phi Delta Theta and Zeta Province meetings.

Washington, D. C T. J. Davia Cincinnati Athens Gordon K. Bush Baby Gan Gordon Kenner, Jr Brooklyn N. Y H. B. Ackerman Mr. Bush New York American Newspapers Publisher Association Clarence E. Clifford New York City Nancy Jane John Edward Clifford Ohio University Scott Foresman & Company Kenneth Wilcox Edward Jones Youngstown David McDaniel Mariemont Columbus Phi Delta Theta Fraternity Zeta

Girl Scouts of Troop Three Meet for Meeting

Girl Scouts of Troop Three met on Wednesday with ten scouts present. Joan Leben passed the test in table setting, Frances Malone signalled with Lieutenant Myrtle Tentace, and Elizabeth Cory, Julia Abraham, Katharine Carpenter worked on biots with Mrs. Freda Malone.

Joan Leben Girl Scouts Frances Malone Myrtle Tencate Elizabeth Cory Julia Abraham Katharine Carpenter Freda Malone Harriet Carpenter Joan Le‘ben Betty Brooks Griswald Frances Helsel Kathleen Darby

Pythian Sisters Hold Rag Sewing Bee in Richland Area

The M. and H. Circle of Pythian Sisters held an all day rag sewing and quilting session at Mrs. I. N. McHarg's home on New Marshfield Road. Twenty two members attended and shared a noon picnic dinner. The Richland Avenue Ladies' Aid Bazaar was rescheduled to Thursday April 25. Members with unfinished work were asked to turn it in by Tuesday. A committee will meet Tuesday night at Mrs. Joann Ator's home to finish preparations.

W. O. Jones Central Avenue Mont Jones Dorr Jones Robert Akron R. L. Farst George Talentine Cuyahoga Falls M. and H. Circle of Pythian Sisters I. N. Mc. Harg New Marshfield Road Richland Avenue Ladies’ Aid Joann Ator Hooper Street M. E. Hawk Shannon Avenue I. N. McHarg

Sparkle and Vitality Shine in Beauty Review

A beauty writer notes women seek sparkle in eyes with new make up creams. Alice Faye and several stars are pictured with expressions of vitality and charm as the piece urges cheerful attitudes at home to beat spring fever.

Sparkie Alice Faye Alicia Hart Polly Manners Joan Marsh Sally Ellers Elizabeth Allen

Club Calendar Announces Local PTA and Club Meetings

Athens Junior and Senior High School PTA meets Monday at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium with Miss Sissons Marietta director of religious education to speak. Followed by group discussion and a musical program. Tuesday several circles and clubs meet across the area including Hobson Study Circle and Married People's Class with hosts Mr and Mrs Vermillion.

Athens Sissons Marietta Group Dicuasion

Get-Together Sewing Club Meets at Tea House

The Get Together Club sewing circle met at the Cottage Tea House on North Lancaster Street Thursday at 2 PM. Mrs. Floyd West hosted and Mrs. Clarence Laughlin served refreshments after the social hour.

Tea House Get Together Club Cottage Tea House North Lancaster Street Floyd West Clarence Laughlin

McClure Leads Sigma Alpha Iota Officers

Miss Betty McClure was elected president of Sigma Alpha Iota music honorary. Miss Lorene Rodehaver becomes secretary and Miss Kathleen Carpenter is chaplain. Other officers include Velma Geary as vice president, Betty Holdren as treasurer, and Helen Scurlock as publicity manager.

Betty McClure J. H. McClure Sigma Alpha Iota Music Honorary Society Lorene Rodehaver Homer Rodehaver Kathleen Carpenter Oril Carpenter Velma Geary Pomeroy Betty Holdren Little Hocking Helen Scurlock Jackson

Local clubs schedule meetings this week across city

The Roosevelt Club meets Mrs. Baughman at 31 North Congress Street Thursday at 7 30 p m. Women of the Presbyterian Bible Class gather at Mrs. Peters 21 West Union Street at 7 30 p m. Lydia Lash Evans Club discuss Ohio Literature Thursday 2 30 p m in City Federation room. Priscilla Needle Club hosts 1 pm luncheon at Mrs. Kittle 173 North Lancaster. Home Missionary Society meets Friday 2 pm in Martzolff Classroom. Current Events Club gathers Friday 7 30 p m with Mrs. Gross 188 North Congress Street. D A R Nabby Lee Ames chapter moves April 27 for national congress in Washington D C at Mrs E B Acomb home.

Roosevelt Club Harry Baughman North Congress Street W. E. Peters George Putnam The Presbyterian Church Lydia Lash Evans City Federation Room Ohio Literature Henry Hatch Priscilla Needle Club Fred Kittle North Lancaster Street Ooo Current Events Club Ernest Gross H. W. Biedel Nabby Lee Ames D. A. R. Congress Washington, D. C E. B. Acomb

Arbor Day program features student poems and music

East Side School first six grades organized an Arbor Day program of nature stories poems and music Friday. Readings and songs by multiple grades highlighted originals and interpretations with performances including a pantomime and piano solos. Rain postponed an outdoor garden project planned by fifth and sixth graders.

East Side

What Other Women Say Be tolerant of faults in others

Alicia Hart notes that judging little known situations is unfair. She argues tolerance yields more interesting people and fewer annoyances when one stays good natured and hopeful about life.

Alicia Hart

East Side School group heads to Washington D C tour

Principal Mr. Henri Hess leads a party of East Side School students on a Washington D C tour. The group includes John Farley David Nichols Homer Johnson Billy Sprague Bobby Sprague Frank Fulton Henry Miller Billy Pendry Seymour Luckoff William Henderson James Daugherty Giennis Junod Jack Grover Richard Meagie Wilbur Swank and Buster Sturgill. Martha Lou Dowler Lotus Elkins Margaret Pratt Mildred Yeager join as students with chaperone Miss Virginia Newman and Ohio University student Miss Rita Burns accompanying. Sam Dunfee returns home from the U S Marine Hospital Pittsburgh after leg injury treatment.

Henri Hess East Side School Washington, D. C Washington John Farley David Nichols Homer Johnson Billy Bobby Sprague Frank Fulton Henry Miller Billy Pendry Seymour Luckoff William Henderson James Daugherty Giennis Junod Jack Grover Richard Meagie Wilbur Swank Buster Sturgill Virginia Newman Ohio University Will Martha Lou Dowler Lotus Elkins Margaret Pratt Mildred Yeager Rita Burns

Women athletes protest and discuss future of W A A activities

A 1930s Ohio college women’s athletics convention featured Irma Voigt and Dorothy Sumpter discussing past and present W A A activities. Delegates debated the role of athletics in colleges, with talks on organization, elective activity status, and the joy of the game. A banquet closed the event with performances by university music groups and a student play.

Ohio Irma E. Voigt Dean Voigt Dorothy Sumptgg Ohio University Athletic Association Misson Dean T. ¢En Bird W. A. A. Burg W.aa Bathviomew Miami Miss Marvel Mee Gabriel Blow Guess Edith Cowles Alpha X Vers Gretchen Plum Lowe Ina

Jolly Rounders Club Meeting at Barnhart

The Jolly Rounders gathered at Barnhart home 76 East Mulberry Thursday night to play three cards. Mrs. Forest won the first prize amid the women’s event while Mr. Lam and Caroline Ed Walcott were among the prize guests.

Jolly Rounders Euchre Mr. and Manhart East Mulberry

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Donald Hibbard Billi Martin Mansfield Merbert Dowler W. A. Yoder Kenneth Pickering Pickering J. L. Pickering South High Street Raven High School Eoo Ivan Matheny Leland Pierce Nelsonville Dorothy Frank Grace Riley F. D. Rice Julia Cable Logan Eastern Star F. Tedrow Gibbs George W. Gibbs John Berlin Cross Russell Rupp D Aughter Barbara Shaker Heights Orland Creamer N. A. Ross New Marshfield R. D New Eastern Dorman Star ‘Washer Company Creamer Frank Cross Hugh Mains Frances Martindill Stroh Ind Mrs. Main Ruth Martindill Wellston National Association of the Deans of Women Chicago Ohio University Alumni Association Andrew Ginnan Glouster Jerry Joan Kathryn Burson Lucille Martin Annabelle Haller Frank Ferry Johnny Daddy Mister Mother C. B. Riggie West Union Street Hoover Sweeper Company Shawnee Hotel Springfield Hoover Thomas Fitzser Pammela Louise Sheltering Arms Hospital Fitzer R. R. Johnson Mr. Fitzer Charles Fitzer Chauncey Edwin T. Hellebrandt Morris Avenue Maryanna Carlos Arrazola Barraquilla Columbia Mra Arrazola Mario Dru Dale Whaley Louise Field Margaret Keehne Davis Lindley Hall Margaret Patterson University Hospital Willie Edmunds Haddon Heights New Jersey William Herbert East State Street Edmunds Gallaher Girl Scouts of the State Restaurant Weet N.C. Stout Christian Church M. T. Vermillion Maplewood Drive Guy Wanless Frank Ayers M.E Sayre Study Club O. E. McClure North Congress Athens County Council For Childhood Education Higley FE. B. Acomb Elmwood Place Daughters of Union Veterans I. C. O. F. Temple Court Street Musical Sorority Home Missionary Society of the First M. E. Church Martzolff KODAK Lamborns Studio N. Court St Arbor Day Betty Jane Love Jo Ann Williamson Ray Larason Joan Armstrong Donald Bowen Coover Staats Julien MacQuiston Kathleen Henry Dea McKinstry Mary Cecelia Johnston Elaine Hess Frederick Calentine David Cooper Martha Caskey Harry Peckham Barbara Danford Juanita Morris Elsie Lou Bowles Robert Sands Patsy Sherrard Lewin Maynard Jan Lou Frame Johnny Appleseed Helen Radford Woman's Home Companion Millikan Dial Athens, Ohio Washington D. C Sam Dunfee U. S. Marine Hospital Pittsburgh W.A.A Ry O. U. Playshop Tion Mr. Vincent Janette Bie Freeman Alice Wasium Jolly Rounders Club Barnhart Katherine Figg South Court Street National Brand Frank Jane Loa Ruth Sue Flo C. D. Shafer Co
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