Athens AAUW honors Charles Allen Smart at dinner
More than one hundred attended the Athens branch American Association of University Women dinner at the Country Club Thursday night. Dr. Charles Allen Smart author of R F D spoke on morals after a formal dinner served at a long table and six smaller tables. Dean Irma Voigt presided with assistance from Melvin Danielson and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Allen Smart
R.F.D
Athens
American Association of University Women
Country Club
John Rood
Dr. Smart
Smart
Irma E. Voigt
Dean Voigt
Melvin Danielson
William Herbert
Mary Antoinette
Florence Justin
Virginia Harger
Margaret Keehne Davis
WBA Officers Club Event at Leonard Home
Mrs. Ralph Leonard hosted the W B A Officers Club at 10 Stewart Street with Mrs. Clyde Littler assisting. After a business meeting, guests socialized as contests honored Mrs. William Junod Mrs. Henry Frost and Mrs. William Masterton. door prize went to Mrs. Minnie Christian and the mystery prize to Mrs. Masterton. Easter refreshments followed. The Ohio University Mothers Club of Cuyahoga County offers a special bus rate for its Athens trip on April 25 with return anytime. contact listed Cleveland members for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Leonard
Stewart St
W. B. A. Officers’ Club
Clyde Littler
Leonard
Littler
Abner Frost
Lloyd Botrame
Robert Littler
Mark
Mary Elizabeth Littler
William Junod
Henry Frost
William Masterton
Minnie Christian
Ohio University Mothers’ ‘Club
Cuyahoga County
Ohio University Mothers
Athens
Cleveland
Mothers’ Club
Frank Hart
Bayes Ave
Lakewood
Nelson Cox
Argonne Rd
South Euclid
Leroy M. Hosick
Amberley Ave
Club Calendar of Friday Meetings
Current Events Club meets Friday at 7 30 p m at Mrs H T Houf 164 N Lancaster St. 606 0 M and H Circle gathers at Mrs Beatrix Rosser W Washington St Friday 7 30 p m. Woman's Society of Christian Service at Richland Ave Methodist Church 7 30 p m with Mrs ary Langston leading devotions. Daughters of the American Revolution meet Saturday at The Eastwood 2 p m for a symposium on National Defense with talks on Ellis Island Schools and Conservation of Children.
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Current Events Club
H. T. Houf
N. Lancaster St
H. Circle
Beatrix Rosser
Washington St
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Richland Ave
Methodist Church
Ary Langston
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eastwood
Ellis Island
Peace Education Topic For East Side PTA Meeting
Rev. Fred Luchs spoke on education for peace at the East Side PTA meeting held in the East Side Auditorium. Officers elected for the year include president Mrs. F. C. Potter and first vice president Mrs. Joseph Paterno, with Carl Néssley presiding over nominations. The East Side Band, directed by Floyd Prince, performed three selections including a xylophone solo by Ann Rowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Luchs
Presbyterian Church
East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
East Side Auditorium
Luchs
Carl Nessley
Carl Néssley
F. C. Potter
Joseph Paterno
C. D. Samford
Betty Hauswold
E. A. Algeo
Floyd Prince
Athens High School
Ann Rowles
Merrill Omas
Neil Thomas
Broomstick skirt craze spurs teen fashion talk
A lively note explains a new broomstick pleated cotton skirt that requires tying to a broomstick handle to set pleats. It praises ease of washing and drying and urges teens to make the full, two to three yard skirt for warmer days. Married People’s Class plans a Monday 7:30 p.m. meeting with a potluck at the church.
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M.B.R
The
Christian Church
Country Club Opening Spring Dance Apr 19 in Athens
ATHENS COUNTRY CLUB announces its opening Spring Dance on Saturday night April 19 with Carlton Brooks Orchestra from Wellston. The club rooms downstairs and locker rooms have been redecorated and will be open for inspection. Hosts include Mr and Mrs Steve Wilson and others. Dancing starts at ten.
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Athens Country Club
Carlton Brooks
Wellston
H. C. Dorman
Steve Wilson
Nelsonville
George Schwartz
Ben Roberts
P. F. Good
Carl Ferguson
Lydia Lash Evans Club Hosts Meeting At 7 North May
Mrs. Alvin Lamborn hosted the Lydia Lash Evans Club at 7 North May Avenue. Mrs. John Dowler read from Club Woman's Magazine as committees were named for the May 15 dinner with Mrs. L. C. Baker as general chair. Miss Margaret Flory reviewed Random Harvest and described its WWII era English attitudes. one guest attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Lamborn
Lydia Lash Evans
N. May Ave
John Dowler
Club
Woman's Magazine
L. C. Baker
Margaret Flory
The
Presbyterian Church
James Hilton
Flory
England
Pitfalls of Love and a Dangerous Train Plot
Carolyn Brixton suspects Marcel Marion’s fate as gangster pressure grows. The narrator feigns travel by coach to hide a plan to deliver Marion’s ally safely to Weithampton while Dicky and Madge press for Marion’s motive and a coded message. The confrontation with Carolyn signals escalating danger and secrecy.
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Dicky
Carolyn
Weithampton
Helena
Ronald
Carolyn Brixton
Marion Morton
Madge Graham
Marion
Brixton
Madge
New York
Mary Veritzen
Mary
Caro
Marriage Meddlers Affair Sparks Secret Measures
In Adele Garrison's A Saquel chapter, Carolyn keeps quiet under a threatening demand as the narrator plots to curb a persistent telephone suitor. Ronald acts as a vigilant sentinel while the plot tightens around a苦 tension between loyalty and exposure.
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Saquel To
Adele Garrison
Ronald
Carolyn
Heaven
Toy Center drive aids Athens families and jobs
Community drives collect old toys for the Toy Center at Richland Avenue to aid needy Athens County children at Christmas. The WPA program sustains a $7500 payroll and nine workers, with Jaycees supplying equipment and toys, while residents are urged to donate items and call 651 for pickup.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce
WPA
Richland Avenue
Athens
Jaycees
Ironton
Richland Ave
Athens County
Carlos Hatcher
Southern Fried Chicken Recipe by Mildred Shaw
Mildred Shaw of 28 West Washington Street, formerly of Savannah Tennessee, shares a recipe for Southern fried chicken. Dip each piece in ice water, then coat with flour and salt, fry in hot fat until crisp and golden, sprinkle with black pepper, adjust heat to avoid rapid frying, and drain on brown paper.
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Mildred Shaw
Washington St
Savannah
Tenn
Martzolff Sunday School Class Meeting Held
Devotions for the Martzolff Sunday School Class at First Methodist Church were led by Miss Mina Fry. Reports on sick members and class finances were presented, a memory prayer for Mrs Hatch was observed, and a program chair was named. A playlet The Cheerful Caller was performed by Mrs Elery Michael and Mrs Jacob Neeman with Michael reciting a poem. Refreshments followed served by Mrs R W Oxley’s group. Lucile Shuler of Columbus visited her parents Mr and Mrs Matt Shuler at Shannon Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martzolff
First Methodist Church
Mina Fry
Georgia Hickman
Ardilla Shuster
Miss Fry
Hatch
O. D. Duncan
Alen
Fred Coff
Nelson McDaniel
Elery Michael
Jacob Neeman
Michael
R. W. Oxley
Lucile Shuler
Columbus
Matt Shuler
Shannon Ave
Old Fashioned Bonnet Needed for University Theater
The University Theater seeks old fashioned hats for its production Ladies in Retirement. They ask for hats 15 to 30 years old, especially a black bonnet of straw or cloth with ribbons under the chin. Call School of Dramatic Art at 26792 in afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Theater
Ellen Creed
Ess
School of Dramatic Art
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Miller Bros. Wall Paper
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Court St
WBA Officers Club
Leonard Home
LCE Chih
Broughton
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Carl Ramsey
Detroit, Mich
Marjorie McConkey
Spring St
Harvey Ramsey
Mill St
Athens Messenger
Carolyn Wells
Ecuador
Miami
T. E. Gibson
Kappa Beta
C. R. Cline
Kappa Beta Sorority
Uncle Dicky
Lauretta Collins
High St
Dorothy Collins
Gateshead
Jerry
Dorothy
Faculty Women
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Wray-Voigt
Finsterwald Road
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Parker Bros. Music Store
Oliver Martin
Tommy
Mantua
WIEN
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