Complications in Frolic Play at Athens High School
Sophomore class staged Sauce for the Goslings at the Athens High School Spring Frolic. Parents prank causes discomfort for the goslings before James Ward and acting honors went to Anna Dunfee Betty Biddison and Junior Smith. Other acts featured Household Hints with Elinore Hitchcock Jack Meister Wade Volwiler and Dorothy Duncan and The Love Pirate with Leslie Fultz Florence Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
James Ward
Junior Smith
Anna Dunfee
Betty Biddison
Bernice McVay
Elinore Hitchcock
Jack Meister
Wade Volwiler
Dorothy Duncan
Leslie Fultz
Florence Harvey
Lloyd Scott
Roosevelt
Joe Rardin
Henry Harding
Joe Penner
Ted Weem
A A A W Sets Million Dollar Goal for Its Fund
Athens Branch of the American Association of University Women has contributed about 900 dollars to the national AAUW million dollar fellowship fund. The fourth biennial conference of the Northeast Central section opens in Cincinnati with discussions on achieving the goal and expanding fellowships for women researchers. Ohio branches have given 15 520 dollars of the total 224 186 raised so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
American Association of University Women
Helen Fretts
Cincinnati
Association
Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
Ohio
Miss McVays Bible Class Hosts Woman’s Group
Miss Emma McVay led the program as Mrs. CC M Roe spoke on sunrise services at Mt Rubideux California. Mrs Anna K Price, back from New York, shared her work there, and Miss Bertha McVay spoke of Florida winter. Mrs George J Putnam joined the speakers. 25 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma McVay
Bertha McVay
Fannie Eccles
Presbyterian Church
Miss McVay
University Terrace
CC. M. Roe
Mt. Rubideux
California
Anna K. Price
New York
Florida
George J. Putnam
Cottingham Hosts Cleas Class Meeting at East State Street
Mrs. E A Cottingham welcomed members of the Cleas Class to her home at 287 East State Street for a Thursday evening meeting. Miss Jeannette Smith reported on library books purchased with class funds, while Miss Edith Beecher and Miss Smith oversee the library funds. members donated magazines and books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Cottingham
Cleas
East State Street
Jeannette Smith
Edith Beecher
Miss Smith
Annita Clark Celebrates Third Birthday Party
Three year old Annita Clark hosted a birthday party with 14 guests at Highland Avenue. Pink and white decorations, balloons and gumdrop candle sticks were given as favors, and Betty Jean Thomas won first prize in the peanut hunt. Attendees included Mer rill Thomas, Stanley Dow Wood, Laura Jean Anderson, Dan Morrison, Miriam Clippinger, Tommy Dowler, Shirley Miller, Earl Funk, Billy Shimp, Robin Mathews, Jane Clark, and Annita’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annita Clark
Annita
George W. Clark
Highland Avenue
Betty Jean Thomas
Betty Jean
Merrill Thomas
Stanley Dow Wood
Laura Jean Anderson
Dan Garen Morrison
Miriam Clippinger
Tommy Dowler
Shirley Jean Miller
Earl Funk
Billy Shimp
Robin Mathews
Jane Clark
Mrs E Schloss Hosts Four-Table Contract Bridge Club
Mrs Edward Schioss hosted a Thursday dinner bridge for the four-table Contract Bridge Club at Athens Country Club. High score prize went to Mrs Robert Wood as spring yellow and orchid colors dominated the tables. D A R Nabby Lee Ames Chapter to meet Saturday at 2 30 pm with Mrs W L Gard Worth Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schioss
Athens Country Club
Robert Wood
Nabby Lee Ames
The
D. A
W. L. Gard Worth Hill
Change in Fraternity Policy Promoted by Ohio Professor
Prof L C Staats of Ohio University spoke at the Alpha Omicron Delta Sigma Pi banquet on a policy shift where the fraternity shapes the man, not the man the fraternity. Hosts Eric McInnis Ted Munter and Milton Kendall led the 31 attendees at the Delta Sigma Pi house dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Staats
Ohio University
Alpha Omicron
Delta Sigma Pi
Staats
C. 0. Hanson
Roy H. Paynter
William Conrad
School of Commerce
Weer
Eric McInnis
Ted Munter
Milton Kendall
Mrs Milar Hosts Bridge Club at Cottage Tea House
Mrs H Clay Milar entertained the members of her bridge club Thursday evening at the Cottage Tea House. Yellow jonquils in tables and decorations set the tone. First prize went to Mrs William Herbert and second to Mrs Benson Roberts. Mrs Llewellyn Evans attended as a guest.
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H. Clay Milar
Cottage Tea House
William Herbert
Benson Roberts
Llewellyn Evans
Pendry Home Hosts Lydia Lash Evans Club Meeting
Mrs. Harper C. Pendry entertained the Lydia Lash Evans club at her Franklin Avenue home. Seventeen members attended as Mrs. H. B. Wood led the business session and Mrs. E. B. Shrout presented a program paper on HM and work in the Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper C. Pendry
Lydia Lash Evans Club
Franklin Avenue
H. 8. Wood
EB. D. Shrout
Garden sowing tips and revival speakers listed
In Your Garden column describes sowing lettuce in March with four week intervals, mustard seed and Swiss chard in April for summer greens. It recommends light rich soil, nitrate of soda, and 10-6-4 complete fertilizer for best lettuce growth. Also notes upcoming Nazarene revival at A M E Church on Poplar Street with Rev Otto Grace tonight and Rev Walter Chaney Saturday night.
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Haller
Kurtz Avenue
Nelsonville
Otto Grace
Nazarene Revival
Poplar Street
Walter Chaney
Mrs. Benz Hosts Buffet for Kappa Phi Cabinet Tour
Mrs. Benz entertained both old and new Kappa Phi cabinet members at 43 Sunyside Drive with a buffet supper. Guests included officers and honorary members from Athens, Granville, Clyde, Cleveland and other nearby towns, plus staff from Hotel Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Benz
Kappa Phi
Sunnyside Drive
Lenora V. Salver
Eunice Snyder
Mary Rusnak
Cleveland
Eloise Schar
Athens
Martha Hayes
Granville
Harriet Haller
Ruth
Ida Elliot
Flushing
Anna Henry
Junction City
Hester McClastin
Wakeman
Julia White
Amesville
Helen Freyermuth
Glenwood
Freda Mathews
Derby
Gene Gordon
New Lexington
Louise Beck
Martins Ferry
Candlebeam
Who's Going And Coming In Athens Families Return
Mrs F W Bush and her mother Mrs H L Jones with sister Mrs Mabel Sprague came back Thursday by train from California after four years in La Jolla Hollywood and Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Frank Hayes Mr and Mrs C E Atkinson and Mrs Maude Rutherford returned from Akron after Mrs Angie Martin funeral. The Martins were related to Mrs Hayes. L W Roberts and wife returned to Athens after three months in Miami and are staying at Hotel Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rie Martin Entsminger
Hotel Berry
Cleveland
F. W. Bush
H. L. Jones
Mabel W. Sprague
Los Angeles
Cal
California
la Jolla
Hollywood
Frank Hayes
C. E. Atkinson
Maude Rutherford
Akron
Angie Martin
L. W. Roberts
Miami, Fla
Athens
Hotel Athens
Friends Shower Bride and Groom Honored by Sixty Three
Sixty three friends honored Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferry with a miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Ferry's parents.
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Mrs
Frank Ferry
Mrs. Ferry
Mr and Mrs Couple Receive Many Gifts at Wedding
A couple and their families celebrate a marriage with numerous useful gifts. The groom and bride reside at Ferry’s parents as the newlyweds begin their life together.
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the Ty Ferry
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E. F. Sells
Woodworth’s
Cottingham
E. Schloss
Raymondville
Tex
Marcille Strein
Brownsville
Mrs. Milar
Pendry
Mrs. Benz
Preston
Naker
Chine
Orta
Phoenix
Bay - Ik
India
Logan's
Ocomm
Cline
Hillcrest Inn
You-E
Sip
General Electric
Southern Ohio Electric
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