AAUW Banquet Honors Charter Member and Speaker
At the annual AAUW dinner in the University Center ballroom, 75 members and guests heard an address on Human Relationships Across Frontiers by Mrs. Ralph B. Alspaugh of Cincinnati. A tribute honored Genevieve Apgar, charter member since 1917, who taught 50 years at Ohio University. Mrs. Alspaugh urged world peace and strong European cooperation, noting West Germany's recovery and calls for renewed national vigor.
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University Center
American Association of University Women
Ralph B. Alspaugh
Cincinnati
AAUW
International Federation of University Women
England
NATO Confrence
Denmark
Genevieve Apgar
American Collegiate Association
Athens
Miss Apgar
Ohio University
Adtar
Wellesley College
Mary K. Forman
Voigt Hall
Dean Voigt
Hiram Roy Wilton
Edith Wray
Alspaugh
Mra Alspaugh
Toynbee
Germany
Mrs. Als- Paugh
Alfired M. Grunther
Clare
Booth Luce
Free Europe
Christopher Lane
Paul Murphy
Jed
M. D. Hughes
J. A. Maul
Social Calendar Saturday Events Reopened And Updated
A dense social calendar lists multiple gatherings including Pitas Case reopening with Mrs James and others at various venues, Phi Gamma Wiener at Hooper State Park, Garden and Nature Club Tea House meeting, a plant exchange, and the Presbyterian Women’s Association executive board meeting at Temple Presbyterian. Group 7 meets with Mrs Kes Kamseth at 96 Columbia.
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James
Boden
Es Rum Fond
Charien Wing
Coe
Phi Gamma Wiener
Hooper State Park
Pengset
Cotge Tea House
Shteies Weber
Hostess Plant Exchange
Eagseee
Alvary
Txander Presbyterian
Temple Presbyterian Women's Association
Kes Kamseth
Columbia Pm
Elks Dance Set For Saturday in Athens
Elks Lodge and Emblem Club members are invited to a dance at the Elks Club Rooms Athens on Saturday night from 10 pm to 1 am. Bob Holloway and his band will provide live music for dancing.
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Elks
Elks Lodge
Emblem Clubs
Elks Club
Athens
Bob Holloway
Vited
Cline
Mrs A R Kresge Hosts Garden Club Meeting
Mrs A R Kresge hosted a Garden Club gathering at the homes of Mrs Allen R and Mrs J E Algeo. Program chairwoman Mrs Wet Merce presented speaker Mrs Margaret Davie who spoke on photography and showcased garden site pictures. An exhibit of flower arrangements followed by display of recent garden books, with plans for a May luncheon at Lake Hope Lodge.
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Emee
Allen R
JE. Algeo
Wet
Merce
Margaret Davie
Lihely
J. Taylor
Gordon Gray
Edward Algeo
Harolds Awarded to Thespians at Ath ens High School
Thespians at Ath ens High School received Harolds during a Tuesday evening recognition service. The event honors student performers with titles including best supporting actress best student director and actor of the year. Pictured are Patsy Beckett Lants Morris Hatch Carlos Guseman Tom Cady Arminda Kimes Harold Radford Sally Weber David Lowman and Phil Saunders in various acting and backstage roles.
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Athens High School
Harolds
Patsy Beckett
Lants
Morris Hatch
Carlos Guseman
Tom’ Cady
Arminda Kimes
Harold Radford
Olds
Sally Weber
David Lowman
Phil Saunders
Hobson Hears Talk on Plastics at I Fes Meeting
The group discussed plastics history and development from bakelite during the Civil War era to modern polymers. Mrs Lontz noted a $10,000 price in postwar times and the remark that there are now more than 20 types of plastics on the market. The next step was set for 1907, with the group planning its annual dinner at the OU Center on May 17.
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Lontz
OU Center
Carthage-Troy Seniors Present The Bargain Bride Play
The Carthage Troy High Senior Class will stage a comedy titled The Bargain Bride this evening at 8 oclock. Directed by Dorset Vineyard, the cast includes Virgil Smith Jeanne Mercer Bettie Joe Leon Snod tease Carol Simmons Phyllis Paifant Charlotte Scott Shirley Beyler Curtis Bean Carolyn Barnhart and Carol Harper Stacy. Managers Alvin De Ralph Bernard Eugene Windland Leslie Brummage Tom Ayton Shirley Beeler Care Prep Jarmnart Promoters Massie Carol Simmons Dorset Vineyard.
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Then Dury
Dorse “Ineyard
Virgil Smith
Jeanne, Mercer
Bettie Joe
Leon Snodtease
Baptist Bible School Dates Announced and PTA Honors
East Side PTA honored teachers and praised the fifth and sixth grade band during a Wednesday program. Rev Roland P Giebig announced vacation Bible School dates at South Canaan and Albany Baptist Churches with sessions May 30 to June 12. PTA presented gifts to teachers for years of service and students earned awards for attendance and achievements.
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Athens City
Stubbs
PTA
South Canaan
Albany
Roland P .Giebig
Pasto
Charles Fulks
Canaan
East Side
Nel
Taxen
Tolbanner
Mra Robinson
Sidan
Tea Given for AAUW Speaker
Mrs Gordon Alspaugh, former late president of the American Association of University Women, was honored at a tea. An alumna of Union College and OSU, she holds a PRD degree and has received the One State Outstanding Alumna award for community service and leadership.
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Gordon Alspaugh
American Amocistinn
University Women
A Haven
Alspaugh
Union
St Osu
Andormer Phi Stu
Schievement
Birth notice for Johnnie Ray in Sheltering Arms Hospital
Parents of son and Athens fare announcing the birth of Johnnie Ray on April 22 at Sheltering Arms Hospital Me and Mrs Copeland are the parents of another son Rog te William J Vernie Bode Athens Rowe and te and Sire 2s A Barrows Frost Route 14 Fancy is a shortened form from the 15th century to the Encyclopedia Bir.
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Athens
Fin
Johnnie ‘Ray
Sheltering Arms
Hospital
Copeland
Rog
William
J ‘Vernie Bode
Athens Rowe
A. Barrows
OU Symphonic Band To Play Concert
The OU Symphonic Band under director Charles Minelli will present its annual spring concert Sunday evening at Memoral Auditorium. Featured works include Bach and Requiem selections, two new American pieces Celebration by Creston and Chorale and Alleluia by Hanson. Guest conductor Lt Commander John McDonald of the U S Navy School of Music will direct Noel by Chadwick Tulsa by Don Gillis and lead Navy marches. William Brophy will conduct the Brass Choir in Bonelli Toca ta and Robert Russell Bennett Suite of Old American Dances. Dorothy Higginbotham will solo Mendelssohn Concerto in G minor. Soliloquy by Merrill Thomas receives its first performance.
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Charles Minelli
Bach
Richard Rea
Paul Creston
Howard Hanson
John McDonald
Mr. Brophy
Robert Russe
Bennett
Dorothy Higginbotham
Mendelssohn
Merrill Thomas
Athens
Recital Sunday by Marguente rranx students at Athens church
On Sunday at 3 pm Marguente rranx at First Presbyterian Church of Athens presents her students in a public recital. The program includes piano and accordion numbers featuring Danny Clyse Suzanne Chesser Martha Frank Carla Hall Rita Hall Judy Bucky Anita Doulas Jan Gott Becky Linscott Linda Withers Edna Hudwell Sandra Whaley Jimmy Hughes Karen Atkins Ruth Corwell Nancy Downey Hazel Arens Bonnie Brooking Larry Conrath Karen Saylor. The public is invited.
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Marguente Rranx
Lancaster St
First Presbyterian Church of
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