Band Concert Tonight by Athens High School
Athens High School Band presents a concert in the school auditorium under director Kenneth Kay. Highlights include Wedding of the Winds, a Marimba solo by Paul Lew, Hawley Bedouin Love Song sung by Robert Bird, Sylvia with band, Esther Cakenougher, and On the Mall conducted by Howard Woods. The program opens with Queen City March and features Victor Herbert Favorites.
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Kenneth Kay
Athens
Tomight
Hal
United States Military Band Journal
Paul Lewis
Robert Bird
O. C. Bird
Ohio University
Hawley
Sylvia
Esther Cakenougher
Howard Woods
Goldman
the Mall
Victor Herbert
Queen City
Mello Glo Face Powder Promises Youthful Bloom
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO face powder as a new French process product that protects skin from aging, reduces large pores, beautifies complexion, and does not irritate or leave a pasty look. It claims the powder is the purest type and encourages readers to try it.
High School Band Opens Concert With National Selections
The program includes Trees Light Cavalry Over ture Flower Song and other German selections along with National Emblem March Morning Noon and Night. The closing march will be Stars and Stripes. Tonight the band offers its first concert in several years at 8 o'clock with public invited.
Superior Child Topic Draws CCL Meeting Audience
Professor A C Anderson spoke on handling The Superior Child at the C C L gathering in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. The annual guest night drew 27 members and 15 guests with songs by Mrs W B Drake and readings by Margareta Beynon of Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
W. B. Drake
Thomas Gibson
Margareta Beynon
Ohio University
Patsy
Mra. Pear
Helwig
Mra. Ha
Rowland
Social notes brief around travel, funerals, and society events
Mrs. F W Bush and Mrs Marian Bush Snyder depart for Columbus and Detroit at noon and return Friday. Louis I Brown at University Terrace. Beverly Jo Reuter, 13 months, died and will be buried at West Union Cemetery after a Thursday funeral. daughter of Arno and Virginia Larimer. Mr. and Mrs. O B Sloane returned from Washington DC where Mrs. Sloane attended the DAR national congress. Past Grands Club to meet Friday at 7 pm with hostesses Edna Junod and Nora Frank. Ralph Perry hosted guests at Bearwallow Ridge dinner. Lillian Kittle, Kappa Beta vice president, spoke after Indianapolis meeting. Helen C Biedel re elected local advisor for three years. P E O meeting at Miss Genevieve Apgar’s tonight at 7:30 with program by Mrs F B Dilley.
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Ooo
Beverly Joan Reuter
Arno Reuter
Virginia Larimer
Richmond Hill
Long Island
West Union Street
Reuter
H. B. Larimer
Morria Avenue
O. B. Sloane
Washington, D. C
J. R. Harvey
Edna Junod
Nora Frank
Ralph Perry
R. E. Douglas
Bearwallow Ridge
Frank Perry
Oscar Knowlton
Albany
Leola Follrod
Alfred
Lillian Kittle
Fred Kittle
North
Lancaster Street
Kappa Beta
Indianapolis
Helen C. Biedel
Franklin Avenue
Athens
British Critic Analyzes American Complexions And Hurry
British author Phyllis Bentley, returning from a 7,000 mile U S tour, notes regional cosmetic use from Boston to Nebraska and praises American briskness. She compares American initiative to English stoicism and recalls cold Connecticut water and electric air as signs of a notably brisk climate.
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Phyllis Bentley
United States
Boston
Miss Bentley
New York
Middle West
Nebraska
Connecticut Pond
Mrs Bevis Heads Ohio A A U W Branches
Mrs Bevis elected president of the Ohio Federation of Branches of the American Association of University Women at a Cincinnati meeting. She has chaired the International Relations Committee and heads the Cincinnati branch. Other officers named include Mrs Herbert N Hamilton secretary Miss Alice Rosemond Marietta vice president and Mrs J Philip Schneider Springfield treasurer thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Bevis
Ohio Federation of Branches
American Association of University Women
Cincinnnati
Gardening Advice for Homeyards and Plant Care
Practical tips on boosting a home's value through planting. Focus on soil, water, and air for all plants. use one type of stone in rock gardens. delay Portulaca sowing until warm weather. fertilize sweet peas heavily. avoid overwatering. hoe daily to curb weeds. provide ample water to evergreens and spray foliage to prevent dust and red spider. avoid leaving oak leaves on lawns. use used coffee grounds against ants. Dahlias need sandy loam, plant food, and root moisture in warm weather.
Mrs Darst Leads Maecenas Club Meeting at 59 Second St
Mrs C N Darst hosted and led the Maecenas Literary Club at her home 59 Second Street on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs C F Tribe led in president's absence, the meeting began with America the Beautiful and flag service, roll call with current events, a paper on building spirit, poetry by Mrs J W Hudson, and closed with the club woman's creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Darst
Maecenas Literary Club
Second Street
C. F. Tribe
John Cross
Darst
J. W. Hudson
What Other Women Say about Washington’s Secretaries
Elizabeth Christman, secretary treasurer of the National Women’s Trade Union League of America, comments that capable women often work behind men achieving success yet face expectations to be unassuming and invisible in Washington and beyond.
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Washington
Elizabeth Christman
National Women's Trade Union League of America
Russia Today Topic Headlines Progressive Club Meeting
Mrs. Guy Graham presented a paper on Russia Today at a Progressive Literary Club gathering hosted by Mrs. A. N. Johnson at 42 Grosvenor Street. The group opened with a club song and discussed current events. Plans were set for a May 8 dinner for members' husbands at Mrs. Guy Bolin's home with refreshments provided by Mrs. H. M. Bennett during social hour.
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Russia
Guy Graham
Progressive Literary Club
A. N. Johnson
Grosvenor Street
Guy Bolin
H. M. Bennett
Jellied Relish Lifts Ham Meat Loaf With Festive Touch
Indiv idual portions of jellied relish accompany a ham and pork meat loaf recipe. The dish blends tapioca pepper paprika Worcestershire onion milk and is baked in stages for ten servings. Cabbage and horse radish relish molds are prepared and plated with the loaf. Betty Jean Kelly among winners at Putnam School doll show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Kelly
Putnam School
Ethel
Westminster Fellowship Banquet Installations Planned
Westminster Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church hosts an installation banquet Thursday at 6 p.m. Webster Dalton will preside as toastmaster and install officers. Walter Sindlinger introduces the new council including John Pickens Martha Flood Martha Hitchcock and Donald Starkey. Dr. William Ralph Hall will speak on Be a Leader Be a Bridge. The Male Quartet Morgan Jones Walter Sindlinger Donald Pace Loren Pace performs. Activities are led by Betty Hilles Helen Holtham Mary Bramhall and Robert Loyer with Mrs. Frank Goldsberry chairing the Women’s Missionary Society committee.
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Westminster Fellowship
The
Presbyterian Church
Webster Dalton
Walter Sindlinger
John Pickens
Martha Flood
Martha Hitchcock
Donald Starkey
William Ralph Hall
Philadelphia
Board of Christian Education
Morgan Jones
Donald Pace
Loren Pace
Betty Hilles
Helen Holtham
Mary Bramhall
Robert Loyer
Frank Goldsberry
Women's Missionary Society of the Church
Shade Commencement Honors 13 Seniors At Shade High
Shade Consolidated High School prepares 13 seniors for commencement Thursday at 8 pm with Dr. L W Reese as principal speaker. Florence Jeffers is valedictorian and Marei Haning is salutatorian. orchestra music by the school.
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Hubert
Herbert Morrison
Emerson Jones
Dale Hawk
Georgia Gwinn
Earl Bolin
Fred Colburn
Glenn Baker
Flossie Sapp
Dorris Smith
Delmar Niggemeyer
Union Sunday Class Meets at Romine Home
The Union Sunday School Class gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. A. L. Romine’s New Marshfield Road home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Russ, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barker, Mrs. Frank White, the hostess and her son Jimmie. Games and music preceded refreshments.
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A. L. Romine
New Marshfield Road
Dave Jones
Everett Russ
Clifford Collins
Ralph Barker
Frank White
Jimmie
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High School
Logans
Prof. Anderson
F. W. Bush
Marian Bush Snyder
Columbus
Detroit
Louis I. Brown
University Terrace
P.E. O
Genevieve Apgar
F. B. Dilley
U. S
Athen
Berry
Raquel Torres
Stephen Ames
Adrienne Ames
Hollywood
Raquel
Ames
America
Yorkshire
Bevis
A. A. U. W. Ohio Group
Marden Goossiq
Farley
McKee
McKee Drug CO
Bank Bldg
Dial
Shade Commencement
Romine
Cornwell & Co
Malden
Mass
Optometric Sera
S. Court St
Frank W. Kesinger
Summers & Son
Cline Bldg
Style Shop
Severth
Silvus
Athlette Sox
Bie
Loei
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