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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1948

Page

5

Beta Sigma Phi teas honors Athens pledges in spring event

International sorority Beta Sigma Phi hosts a get acquainted tea at Cottage Tea House honoring 14 pledges. Hazel Finsterwald and Georgia Campbell pour as yellow roses decorate the table. Founders Day semi format to be held April 30 at the armory with the First Lady of Athens to be chosen. Music by Bill McGutcheon.

Beta Sigma Phi International Sorority Cottage Hazel Finsterwald Athens Ohio Zeta Alpha Georgia Campbell Joseph Boyd Beth Dailey June Beal Clarence McKinstry Raymond Kinkaid Jane McCafferty William Ferrall John C. Thompson Clarence Haynes John Kidd Phyllis Lavelle T. H. Morgan Harry Westfall Ann Bartos Rushton Armory First Lady of Athens Bill McGutcheon Gas Company Beta Sigma Phi Sorority

OU Violinist Miss Krupnick Delivers Senior Recital

Senior violinist Miss Estelle Krupnick at Ohio University gave a student recital in Memorial Auditorium. She demonstrated strong technique and poise, delivering pieces including Sibelius Concerto in D minor and Paganini Caprice No 13. Accompanist Jean Hales wore white. candles created a subdued atmosphere.

Estelle Krupnick Ohio University Siebelius Paganini Bazzini Jean Hales Sinding Bereceuse Stravinsky Albeniz Dvorak Kreisler Memorial Auditorium

Lasher Delivers Banquet Address at Regional Fraternity Conference

Prof. George Starr Lasher of Ohio University spoke at the regional Theta Chi banquet in Michigan State College Student Union. He titled the talk Fraternity a Privilege and a Challenge. Attendees included eleven region chapters, national officers, faculty, and campus presidents. Delegates welcomed two new chapters from Miami University and Bowling Green State University. Ohio University attendees were Enrico Caruso, William Dietrich, Samuel Jackson, and Donald Traver.

George Starr Lasher Ohio University School of Journalism Theta Chi Fraternity Michigan State College Michigan State Miami University Bowling Green State University Enrico Caruso William Dietrich Samuel Jackson Donald Traver

Chi Omega Hosts Rushees Mothers Tea in Town

Chi Omega sorority held a mother-daughter tea at the house for town rushees and their mothers Sunday. Kay Hess chaired the arrangements. Attending rushees included Shirley Andrews Anita Clark Esther Farley Jacqueline Been Jane Hamilton April Kinsel Theresa Lavelle June Long Nancy Packard Marilyn Poling Margaret Robe Ann Rowles Judy Seigfried Betty Snyder Joan Vance Barbara Whittington Jane Windisch Marian Vanity Judy Schenzo. Lemon pie with coconut and toasted meringue was served after spring cut flowers decorated the refreshment table.

Chi Omega Sorority Chi Omega Kay Hess Shirley Andrews Anita Clark Esther Farley Jacqueline Been Jane Hamilton April Kinsel Theresa Lavelle June Long Nancy Packard Marilyn Poling Margaret Robe Ann Rowles Judy Seigfried Betty Snyder Joan Vance

Athens CCL Chapters Win District Awards

Two Athens CCL chapters the Intermediate and Junior CCL received achievement awards at the district conference held in New Lexington on Saturday. Mrs. Carl Clifford and Mrs. W. W. Patton accepted on behalf of their groups, and it was announced that the 1949 district conference will be held in Athens.

Athens CCL New Lexington CCL Athens Carl Clifford W. W. Patton Patton Walter Cornwell Carl Tom John Cline James van Nostrand Ted Stiff Parker Walker Virginia Goodwin Ralph Straw James McMullen Marie Rowland Federation Circle H. C. Tayior Margaret Webb Louise Orcutt Jerry Riggs

Color and sparkle shape spring shoe fashions

New York designers light up spring footwear with bold color and luxury details. Suede sling pumps feature rainbow piping on platform soles, filigree vamping and gold piping on black ankle straps, and wedge sandals in twenty karat gold kid. Two tone sport wedges and jeweled satirt evening shoes add extra glamour.

New York

Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae Honor's Day Banquet

Alpha Xi Delta members attended an Honor's Day banquet hosted by the Alumnae Club at the Country Club. Speeches were delivered by Mrs. E. H. Gaylord and Mrs. Virginia Kenek. Candles and spring flowers adorned tables with Alpha Xi crests. Arden Smith won best freshman scholastic average. Ruth Hah eracker and Alice Exline received activities rings. Judy Walden earned an achievement award.

Alpha Xi Delta Country Club E. H. Gaylord Virginia Kenek Alpha Xi Arden Smith Ruth Haheracker Alice Exline Judy Walden

Latin Club Winners At The Plains High

Richard McAllister won first prize in the bookmark contest held for Latin Week at The Plains High School. Patricia Hanning took second. honorable mentions went to Roy Allen Mary Mason Bette Bryan and David Miller. The winning bookmarks will decorate the Latin reception on April 23. Judges were Donna Thompson Thelma Gabriel Lois Powell and Jean Woods.

Richard McAllister the Plains High School Patricia Hanning Roy Allen Mary Mason Bette Bryan David Miller Donna Thompson Thelma Gabriel Lois Powell Jean Woods Adda Maccombs

East Side Sewing Club Meets at State Street Home

Mrs Jerome Fenske hosts East Side Sewing Club at 2 p.m. on Friday at 75 East State Street. Past Noble Grands plan a Friday 6 30 p.m. pot luck dinner with Mrs E T Hayes at 297 East State Street.

East Side Sewing Club L. E. Carpenter E. State St Noble Grands Club E. T. Hayes

OU to Present The Late Christopher Bean at Memorial Hall

Ohio University Fine Arts Council brings the National Theater Conference touring company to Sidney Howell's comedy The Late Christopher Bean in Memorial Auditorium on April 22. The road troupe, funded by Rockefeller Foundation grants, aims to bring quality plays to smaller communities and is led by Indiana University theater head Lee Norvell. Tickets go on sale April 21–22 at the auditorium box office. Linda Joy Hawks, born April 12 at Sheltering Arms Hospital to Roy E. and spouse, completes the brief pairing with family notices in this edition.

Ohio University Fine Arts Council National Theater Conference Sidney Howard Christopher Bean Memorial Auditorium Rockefeller Foundation Indiana University Lee Norvell Norvell Indiana Max Reinhardt Germany Oxford University University of London Sawyer Falk Syracuse University Theater Barclay Leatham Western Reserve University Theater Frederic McConnell Cleveland Playhouse E. C. Mabie University of Iowa Theater Auditorium

NORITO Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatic Pain

Thousands suffer pain from rheumatism sciatica lumbago neuralgia and neuritis celebrate NORITO a quick acting formula that relieves muscle aches. If three doses fail your money is refunded buy NORITO with an ironclad guarantee from your druggist today.

Norito

Currents Events Club plans for Federated Clubs meeting

The Currents Events Club met at Mrs. Rad ford's home in Grosvenor Street with Mrs. Robe presiding. Delegates were chosen to attend the Federated Clubs state convention in Columbus from April 21 to 23, and Mrs. Ondis reviewed Carl Glick's Three Times I Bow about a Chinese group and life philosophy. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostess.

Currents Events Club W. H. Radford Grosvenor St T. S. Robe J. B. Maffett Federated Clubs Columbus Lewis Ondis Carl Glick U.S

Wise Shopping Helps Cut Living Costs 20 Percent

Experts say careful buying can trim expenses up to twenty percent for the average family. Study specifications plan ahead and act on sales end-of-season discounts may reach fifty percent. Buy in bulk use large sizes and do things yourself to save on services and processing. Beware of rackets and low quality merchandise that may cost more in the long run.

New York National Better Business Bureau Athens

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Prof. Lasher Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Lowman's Lowman's Dairy Products East State Banks Ice Cream CO Athens, Ohio Woman's Association of the Presbyterian Church Gaynelle Maple Avon Place Ore Central Ave Kenneth Galvin Moore Ave Athens County Court House Chauncey-Dover High School Chauncey High School WBA IOOF Kappa Phi James Cassell Hobson Study Circle Cotage Tea House Florence Zanner L. A. Hamilton Paul Fontaine J. T. Merwin Roosevelt Drive Sayre Lucy Michael Morris Ave Henderson Plains Pta Plains Auditorium D. B. Davis Higley Study Circle Berry Hotel A. F. Jeutter W. S. Shepherd John S. Dunlevy Race St Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge East Side PTA Wilbur Yauch Cottage Tea Room Vern Vohres BPW Deborah First Christian Church Elmer Radford Sunnyside Drive Amere Needle Club Fred Wheaton North Wood Addition Lydia Lash Evans Ames-Bern Ames-Bern High School Charlie Virginia Morehead Wanda Hines Mary Moore David Antle Rita LaFollett Velma Croston Lorena Tate Louis Lawrence Merle Langle Mary Grosvenor The Plains High Aoa Harold Oyster Joe Hutchinson Marietta Don Keffer C. C. Millikan Cincinnati Jerome Fenske Arts Council At Roy E. Hawk Linda Joy Sheltering Arms Hospital Hawks Ray Emerson Earl Sapp W. Herbert Hawk Harriet Sapp Sarah Frost Stalder Donut Shop Auncey, Ohi New Marshfield Church of Christ John Wigal By John L. Springer Horace Rigel Douglas Springfield H. O. Sedwick Rigel Cincinenati Ayds McKee Drug Co., Quick's Drug Store All Leading Dept., Drug and Health Food Stores Trans Fat Salvage Committee, Inc
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