Easter Sun Shines Over Athens Churches in Wide Services
Sunshine and light showers marked Easter. More than 700 joined sunrise services with the Athens Commandery Knights Templar at the Athena, while the First Methodist and other churches reported record crowds for morning and evening rites. Music featured choirs, organ works, and the Hallelujah Chorus with lilies arranged for shut ins.
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Athens
Knights Templar
The
Athena
Warren Cooper
Donna Gailen
Court St
Knights Templars
College St
Mill
State Sts
Masonic Temple
M. E
William G. Seaman
Mt. Rubidoux
Gaul
Ravanello
Yon
Virginia Christman
Carl Nessley
John Grekila
Mozart
Estherine Goodrich
Wayne Everson
Warren Elam
Redeemer
Miss Christman
Handel
T. R. Biddie
C. H. Horn
Georgia Hickman
Richland Ave. M. P
Ray Huff
First
Wesleyan Methodist Church
E. C. Kenney
Easter Parade Styles Brighten Sunday Crowds
Shiny black hats and rough neutral straw blends stood out in the Easter Parade. Pin striped suits and wide-shoulder capes appeared with pastel felts in bowl shapes and big handbags. Veils tucked under chins, short-vamp shoes peeked at toes, and a springtime freshness plus cordial Easter spirit drew thousands to church.
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Court St
Macy's
Opera House
Henry
Calendar of club meetings and events scheduled
The calendar lists AAUW Book Review Group meeting at the Faculty Women's Club Monday 7 30 p m with Genevieve Apgar reviewing A Conversation at Midnight by Edna St Vincent Millay. Multiple civic groups plan sessions Monday and Tuesday at various homes and venues including First Christian Church and Athens Women’s Democratic Club with hosts named and times. Additional items note a progressive benefit by Athenian Temple No 173 and a study circle dinner at Carl’s Lunch, with discussion topics and club venues.
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AAUW
Genevieve Apgar
Edna St. Vincent Millay
O Oocl
First Christian Church
T. R. Bennett
E. State St
Guy Wanless
Athens Women's Democratic Club
Dan A. Bardin
May and
Morris Ave
Lodge
B&o
Clay D. Smith
Grosvenor St
Negro Spirituals and Carols Featured by Ohio Univ Glee Club
The Men’s Glee Club of Ohio University conducted by Philip Peterson presented a varied program of negro spirituals folk songs and carols as the opening event of Fine Arts Week. Solo and quartet items complemented the main choral numbers including The Battle of Jericho and Saw Three Ships. A separate note mentions a new police fraternity Lambda Alpha Epsilon in Berkeley.
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Men's Glee Club
Men’s Glee Club of
Ohio University
Philip Peterson
Olive Fisher
Ben Cox
Glee Club
Varsity Quartet
Grieg
Olaf Trygarson
William Evans
Holy Mountain
Annie Laurie
Dudley Buck
Bartholomew
Robert Quigley
Bantock
Stebbins
Atlanta Constitution
Berkeley
Cal
Lambda Alpha Epsilon
San Jose State College
Mock Hotel Dance by Alpha Xi Delta Converts House Into Ritzy Venue
Alpha Xi Delta hosts a two to five afternoon transforming their house into a Ritzy Hotel for Phi Delta Thetas. Guests register at palm trees and tour a bar dining room presidential suite convention rooms and more. Marilyn Francis MCed a radio broadcast with campus gossip and performances by Alpha Xi and Delta.
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Alpha Xi Delta
Phi Delta Thetas
Jane Little
Marie Davis
Esther Steiner
Phi Delta Theta
Marilyn Francis
Betty Fair
Alpha
Delta
Jeanne de Rolf
Jeanne Pace
Barbara Taylor
Lorin Pace
Joe Gil Gerre Blair
Bob Cole
Carston Asher
Bill Morris
Fraternity and Sorority
Personal notices of Easter visits and weekend guests
List of residents from Columbus Coalwood and nearby towns visiting relatives over Easter and for weekends. Mentions include Mr and Mrs C C Corner in Cleveland with Rauch family in Columbus, plus Woolley and Wickam families in Columbus and Zanesfield. Also notes planned church attendance sentence for a Bellingham assault case.
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W. E. Lucas
Mary Jo Twiss
Mr. Lucas
Cleveland
Seee
M. E. Twiss
E. E. Union St. Anne
Rs. Lucas
Robert Wickam
Robert Fuller
Zanesfield
Carl Fuller
Franklin Ave
Walter Witthoff
Pittsburgh
J. J. Woolley
N. Congress St
George McCollins
Richland Ave
Merritt Hysell
Cecil MecGlone
Gilford McGlone
Granville
Betty Mapes
McKinley Ave
Louise Carle
Ashville
Floyd Wolfe
Bill
Alton Wolfe
James Powell
Wilmer Powell
Wellsville
Jack
Wheel of Fashion Through 30 Years of Styles in Messenger Files
Fred Lloyd profiles fashion trends from 1906 to 1938 in a nostalgic survey. The piece traces dress silhouettes, hats, coats, and textiles across decades, noting notable films, stage productions, and social shifts that influenced women’s wardrobes.
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Messenger
Fred Lloyd
O. U
Lloyd
Sayre Study Club Meeting Postponed Potluck Canceled
The Sayre Study Club will meet Tuesday at 2 p m at Mrs D C Snow home in Guysville. The potluck dinner planned for the event has been postponed.
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No Sayre Study Club
D. C. Snow
Guysville
L. J. Addicott
Elmwood
C. D. Hopkins
United States
Emmett Rowles
Franklin Ave
Rowles
Federated Clubs
Columbus
Sayre Study Club
Pocahontas Lodge Meeting at Red Men's Hall
Pocahontas Lodge will meet in Red Men's Hall on Wednesday at 7 30 for a business session followed by a potluck supper.
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Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Ohio U Orchestra Concert Opens Fine Arts Week
The University Symphonic Orchestra conducted by DeForest Ingerham performs Tuesday at Memorial Auditorium. Soloist Helen Hedden Roach sings, with pieces including Mendelssohn Ruy Blas and dances from The Bartered Bride, plus Gounod O Divine Redeemer and La Media Noche. The program closes with Strauss Gypsy Baron and Glinka Russian and Ludmilla.
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University Symphony Orchestra
School of Music
Memorial Auditorium
DeForest Ingerham
Helen Hedden Roach
Ruy Blas
Mendelssohn
Smetna
Furiant
Mary Elizabeth Ellis
Allen Kresge
Divine Redeemer
Gounod
Stoessel
Strauss
Glinka
Ana Kaskas Sings Tonight in Parkersburg
Opera mezzo-soprano Ana Kaskas performs tonight at Parkersburg High School for Community Concert subscribers. Dr. C. C. Robinson notes nextyear subscribers may hear the artist by presenting receipts at the door.
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Ana Kaskas
Parkersburg
Anna Kaskas
C. C. Robinson
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Miss Davis
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Ethel Woolf
Cuthbert Harris
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D. I. Gandee
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Dorothy Fleming
Ethel Beekman
Ruth Dye
Gladys Jones
Walter Pahner
John Prindle Scott
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Fred E
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Catholic Ladies of Columbia
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Florence Rockey
Hobson
Carl
S. Court St
Needle Club
W. D. Wilds
DOO
J. B. Heidler
Main Street
William Allen White
F. W. Reed
Chile
Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Oo 90
of Alpha Xi
C. C. Corner
Frank X. Rauch
R. E. van Dyke
Coalwood
W. Va
Arvilla B
Gladys M. van Dyke
W. State St
Betty Biddison
E. M. Biddison
State St
Mary Louise Walker
Mrs. E. R. Walker
Dorothy Gray
Gordon Gray
N. Lancaster St
Boris Woolley
Ann Arbor, Mich
Franklin Dean
Fairmont
Frank Dean
Christian Church
E. W. Bingman
Raymond Drive
Bellingham
Wash
Sheers
Governor Cox
Moving Pictures
Bessie Barriscale
Edith Roberts
Winifred Black
Mary Philbin
Bebe Daniela
William Powell
Pocahontas
Earth
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Ohio U. Orchestra
Ays
U Barry Iaa
Specia
Ruth Wakefield
DuBarry
Richard Hudout du Barry
New York
Gallaher's Drug Store
Lydia F. Pinkham
Nature
Lydia E. Pinkham
Johnson
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Outboard Motors
Athens County
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