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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
9
Hess urged at the final PTA meeting that a child should be valued as a distinct person and given arts and literature to develop self confidence. He noted home conditions affect physical development and cautioned against overstimulation. He called for home school cooperation to prepare the child for a future. The May Festival plans were announced for next month.
The Central School Association hosts a PTA meeting led by Dean Irma E. to discuss grade school children advancing to college. Attendees include John Algeo and Helen Moriarty. next meeting slated for May 23 at the home on 162 North May 7. Members invited to attend and be notified about attendance procedures.
A doll show is set for Saturday April 27 at the Rufus Putnam Training School. Miss Vivian Burdette directs the event with entries from girls of all ages, each girl allowed two dolls, and awards for largest smallest ugliest prettiest most unique best dressed homemade and nicest baby carriage.
Several groups schedule Thursday gatherings at various venues with 7:30 p.m. start times including Deborah Class at 27 Mound Street and Roosevelt Sewing Club at 31 Congress Street. Friday events include Stitch and Chatter at Maplewood Drive and Athenian Temple Pythian Sisters annual meeting with refreshments provided.
Dr and Mrs J C Henry and daughter Marjorie Dee left Wednesday for New York and Philadelphia. Mrs Henry and daughter will visit sister Miss Clarabelle Baley at Garden City Long Island while Dr Henry attends an alumnae medical meeting in Philadelphia. Miss Bailey is dietitian at the Hospital of St Giles. Rev and Mrs S J Bishop returned from six months in Tampa Florida. Mr and Mrs A L Johnson were guests at J B Vance home on Lancaster Street. Mrs J L Pickering attended a Standard Bearers meeting at Coolville with Rita Cooper who spoke about India. Mrs Milton Ashworth is ill with influenza. Dr and Mrs T A Copeland, in New York City, are guests at Hotel Lincoln.
Mrs. Guy Bolin acted as hostess to members and guests at her home Tuesday night. Roll call shared household hints, while Mrs. H. M. Bennett led the program on Meet General Grant. New member Mrs. Viola Young attended with four guests. calendars for next year were announced.
Mrs F E B Klingler announces the marriage of her daughter Vivian to Ernest Sams son of Mr and Mrs D G Sams. The ceremony occurred in Covington Kentucky on March 2 1985 with Rev Harsell officiating. The couple are currently guests of friends at 104 Grosvenor.
The Athens High School Spring Frolic features a seventh grade fashion show with boys in female roles entitled Fashion's Phantomsies. It will be followed by eighth grade girl skits and a wooden soldiers dance. Specialty numbers include solo and duet performances by multiple students. The senior and sophomores stage plays also adjoin announcements and family news. Engagement announced for Marjorie Nice to Carl Boyer with July wedding in Pelham Massachusetts.
About 200 women attended the morning session of the Woman's Home Missionary Society Chillicothe District meeting in Ohio. The day featured devotions, music, and reports as plans began for an Athens County Missionary Rally at 7:30 p.m. with Charles Lipp and his wife, Ohio Wesleyan graduates and missionaries, guest speakers.
Girl Scout Leaders Association set the Court of Awards for Friday May 17 at the Camp Rotan Girl Scout Cabin. The event runs 4 to 7 pm with each troop participating. Tenderfoot pins First and Second Class Badges and proficiency badges earned in winter will be awarded. Mrs Thor Olson heads the awards committee with Mrs Fred McKay Mrs R J Downs Mrs Harry Foster and Mrs A C Anderson.
The Ohio Conference of Methodist Churches reports on its 28 years involvement with a southern Indian territory. The program outlines administrative oversight, mission efforts, and educational and medical outreach sustained under conference leadership and partner churches.
Dr. R. McClure, superintendent of the Chillicothe District of Methodist Churches, will preside over the meeting and the choir of the First Methodist Church will sing.
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