Faculty Wives Elect Officers At Meeting Wednesday
The Ohio Home Economics Association meets in Cincinnati with Ohio University staff from the School of Home Economics attending. Miss Ida Patterson Miss Cora Miller Mrs Rubye Macauley Miss Damaris Pease Miss Ruth Birk Mrs Leona Calvin and Miss Vivian Roberts participate, with Pease and Roberts on the executive council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Home Economics Association
Cincinnati
School of Home Economics
Ohio University
Ida Patterson
Cora Miller
Rubye Macauley
Damaris Pease
Ruth Birk
Leona Calvin
Vivian Roberts
Home Economics
Miss Pease
Miss Roberts
Social News Briefs From Athensarea Readers
Who's Going and Coming lists Miss Jo Ann Murphy of Miami arriving to spend two weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy in Athens. Also Mrs. Frank Trainer convalescing in Albany after Sheltering Arms Hospital discharge. Mrs. Charles L. Walsh and Mrs. P. L. Shannon attend a Geneva, New York wedding. Mrs. C. E. Brider returns from a two week East vacation visiting New York City and Washington. Patricia Murphy, Ohio University graduate, is now a New York University graduate student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann Murphy
Miami
Fla
John Murphy
Maple St
Murphy
Eastern Airlines
Washington, D. C
Frank Trainer
Albany
Charles L. Walsh
Congress St
P. L. Shannon
N. High St
Geneva
N. Y
Mary Martha McGuire
William Joseph Eddy
Athens
C. E. Brider
Maplewood Drive
East
Patricia
New York City
Springfield
Mass
Ft. Myer
Ohio University
New York University
Faculty Wives Club Meeting Elects Officers
Faculty Members Attend Convention showcases Folk Opera selections by Mrs. Maurel Hawkins sung by Miss Nelle Foster and Glen Hanes. Officers for the year elected: President Mrs. George Hill, Vice President Mrs. C. N. McKinnon, Secretary Mrs. J. S. Sampselle, Treasurer Mrs. B. H. Witzberger. Spring flowers decorate the refreshment table with co chairmen Mrs. H. T. Huff and Mrs. D. B. Greer assisted by hostesses including Mrs. W. W. Wiggin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurel Hawkins
Nelle Foster
Glen Hanes
Faculty Wives Club
Faculty House
George Hill
C. N. McKinnon
J. S. Sampselle
B. H. Witzberger
H. T. Huff
D. B. Greer
Minear Chapter OES to Have Inspection
Minear Chapter No. 274 OES Guysville will hold its annual inspection Friday evening May 5. Inspecting officer will be Marion L. Reed Deputy Grand Matron. A dinner at 6 30 in the Masonic dining hall. Reservations via Mrs Freda M Bean Guysville by May 3. Inspect date moved from May 8 per Worthy Matron Edith Sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minear Chapter No. 274
O.E.S. Guysville
Marion L. Reed
Masonic
Freda M. Bean
Guysville
Edith Sheets
Higley Study Club Debates Hymns Paper at Meeting
Higley Study Club met at 50 Fairview Ave with Mrs. Oril Carpenter hosting. Mrs. Homer Smith and Mrs. Raymond Lee assisted in presenting a paper on Hymns while Mrs. A. F. Jeutter presided and music was heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Smith
Raymond Lee
Higley Study Club
Oril Carpenter
Fairview Ave
A. F. Jeutter
To Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Noah O Neal of Coolville plan a open house from 2 to 4 pm on Sunday April 23 to mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary Dinner will be served at noon to family and close friends The couple have four sons and three daughters with many grandchildren and great grandchildren The anniversary date is April 18 and their son Layman also marks a 27th wedding anniversary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah O'Neal
Coolville
Mr. O'Neal
James and
Elizabeth O'Neal
County Downs
Ireland
N. C. Patterson
John and
Cathryn Marshall
Mrs. O'Neal
Layman
Massillon
Clayton
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Gordon
Little Hocking
Elwin R
Athens
Gladys Jarvis
Cutler
Aileen Welch
Delcie Seckman
Parkersburg
W. Va
Beauty routine for babies sets stage for a 1967 prom
The article urges mothers to start early beauty care for daughters to be belles at the Junior Prom in 1967. It prescribes skin care with a body temperature bath, lanolin lotion, and powder, plus a bath tray, gentle exercises, and daily hair brushing to create soft waves and luster.
Local Families Visit Across Cities
Mr and Mrs D F Masters visited their son Arlo Masters in Warren. Mr and Mrs Roy White stayed with Mr and Mrs Ray Goddard in Columbus. Raymond Metcalf and Esmond Welch visited in Columbus and Athens. Mrs Matt Campbell from Pittsburgh spent a week with her parents, Mr and Mrs Ray Goddard. The Homemakers Club gathered at Mrs Frances Boord's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Rowland
Athens
Lyle Basim
Homemakers Club
Frances Boord
The Debate Over Comic Books And Children’s Reading
The piece argues that excessive comic book reading dulls interest in good writing and real-world learning. It warns that children prefer comics to other activities, become withdrawn, and lose engagement with family and play. It cautions about long-term effects on character as they grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sawyer
Family travel and social visits across states
Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams spent a weekend with son Rodger in Indianapolis then visited son Richard in Inglewood California. Mr and Mrs Ivan Hankinson of Dayton visited her parents Mr and Mrs Silas Dunlap who accompanied them home. Mr and Mrs Russell Lowry moved to his mother Susie Lowry. Mrs Lizzie Doolittle and Mrs Anna Howson were in Athens. Dinner guests at George Barber home included Mildred Betty Nancy and Jimmy Barber of Columbus. Dan McClain and Mrs Agnes Drain were reported ill. Mrs George Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Ralph Williams
Rodger
Indianapolis
Inglewood
Calif
Richard
Ivan Hankinson
Dayton
Silas Dunlap
Russell Lowry
Susie Lowry
Lizzie Doolittle
Anna Howson
Athens
George Barber
Mildred
Betty Nancy
Jimmy Barber
Columbus
Dan McClain
Agnes Drain
Canaanville WSCS Elects New Officers At Church Meeting
Canaanville WSCS met Tuesday evening at the church with Mrs. Nellie McAfee presiding. Elected for the coming year were Leota South president Josephine Risch vice president Mary Rose recording secretary Hildreth Burch secretary Cecia Clark treasurer. Devotions led by Clark aided by Gaston. Guests included Rev Haley and children Stephen Julia and new member Evelyn Davis. Installation planned for May 16 with hosts Nellie McAfee and Bettie Storer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Risch
Mary Rose
Canaanville
WSCS
Nellie McAfee
Leota South
Hildreth Burch
Cecia Clark
Miss Clark
Florence Gaston
Burch
Haley
Stephen
Julia
Evelyn Davis
Jessie Jacoby
Edith Channell
Marvella Crawford
Maude Marks
Delores Rose
Erma Faye Graham
Phyllis Jackson
Bettie Storer
Edna Runkle
Josephine Seel
Anna Wade
Dora Channell
Gaston
South
Grace Haley
Maxine Kempton
Edna Rose
Pork Dishes Highlight Value and Home Cooking
Pork remains the best meat buy with recipes for Green Pepper Pork, Stuffed Baked Chops, and a Bread Dressing. The guides provide portions, seasonings, and step by step directions for economical meals serving four.
Sunday Menu Highlights Breakfast to Supper Offerings
The menu lists breakfast with orange juice scrambled eggs bacon cornbread and drinks. dinner features stuffed pork chops baked potatoes green pepper corn and salad with strawberry cake. supper includes cold ham potato chips cottage cheese and fruit salad with rolls dessert tea and milk.
Club to Meet at 2:30 for Pallas Group
Mrs. L. P. Eblin of 151 Grosvenor Street will host a Pallas Club gathering at 2:30. The note adds a stain removal tip advising soaking in warm water or using white vinegar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
L. P. Eblin
Grosvenor St
Miriam R. seeks Sunday school in Dr Crane column
Dr George W Crane argues Miriam, 11, should be allowed by her atheist father to attend Sunday school. He questions parental atheism harming children and urges early moral habit formation through church guidance and charitable acts. Readers invited to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Miriam R
Dr. Crane
Christ
Mariam
Miriam
China
Europe
Jesus
Mother-Daughter Party Sponsored by WSCS at Church
Women of the WSCS hosted a Mother-Daughter meeting at First Methodist Church Tuesday evening with Mrs. John Dowler presiding. Devotionals were read by Mrs. R. W. Devitt, a poem by Mrs. J. E. Cline, violin by Miss Carolyn Kellogg, and a film on Houses 2000 Years Ago followed by a dessert, served by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First Methodist Church
John Dowler
R. W. Devitt
J. E. Cline
Carolyn Kellogg
Mrs Jump Hosts WIA to ITU Meeting in Canton
A report from the semi annual Canton conference by Mrs John Myers opened the WIA to ITU gathering at 25 Sunnyside Drive with Mrs Charles Jump presiding. Dessert was served and contest prizes awarded to Mrs C F Wilcoxen and Mrs Earl Funk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
John Myers
WIA
ITU
Charles Jump
Sunnyside Drive
Earl Funk
C. F. Wilcoxen
Funk
Jolly Workers Club Meets in April Session
The Jolly Workers Club gathered with Mrs. Bertha Allen of Lottridge for their April meeting. A pot luck dinner for 19 members and five guests was followed by a poetry program by Eleanor Allen. Members made comforters and quilts. Anna Mae Washburn will host next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeee Jolly Workers Club
Jolly Workers Club
Bertha Allen
Lottridge
Marguerite Burdette
Eleanor Allen
Anna Mae Washburn
The Miracle Vitamins With Iron Solu Seals Ad
An old advertisement touts Solu Seals miracle vitamins with iron for frayed nerves stomach trouble rough skin and better blood. It claims deficiency of vitamin B1 causes neuritis and promotes Solu Seals as a daily supplement. Sold at Quick's Drug Store for 100 tablets priced $2.50 with mail orders offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick’s
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L. Jones
University Terrace
Sheltering Arms Hospital
W. W. Wiggin
Deidstch
Bernard Black
John Hokanson
William Lewis
Donald Pollack
Charles Smith
Eric Thompson
Wilbur Yauch
Minear
Jentte “Ge
Thilden
McKee Drug Co
Hinds
Ath
Higley
MR. and Mrs. O'Neal
Ruth Millett
Rae
AY Patterson Sargent
N. Court Street
Athens Ohio
Athens Pharmacy
S. Court St
Ohio
Rexall
By Gaynor Maddox
Mother-Daughter Party
Mrs. Jump
Austin
Squibbs
Nelsonville
Tel
St.Joseph Aspirin
Carpenter
South Court St
Athens, Ohi
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