Pi Beta Phi Founders Day Banquet At Hotel Berry
Pi Beta Phi alumnae actives and pledges gathered at Hotel Berry for Founders Day. Decorations formed Pi symbol with wine and blue carnations. awards honored scholarship and activities among Jessie Cooper and others. Ohio University campus events noted include anniversaries and a Waterloo High School play cast announced for April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi Beta Phi
Hotel Berry
Pi Beta Phi
Jessie Cooper
Gordon Gray
W. H. Cooper
E. State St
R. W.erwald
Ad Council
Jean Kimball
Amy B. Oaken
Ohio Alpha
Miss Cooper
Virginia Mullet
Ruth Mayes
Ohio University
Ohio Alpha Chapter
Waterloo High School
Edna Goff
Shelby Collins
Dorothy Sidders
Neil Gilham
Alfred Carter
Thomas Llewellyn
Mary Bridge
Fern Ross
Kenneth Russell
John Herron
Denver Andrews
Iris Katzenbach
Oil Lamps and New Aerial Show at BPW Dinner
BPW luncheon at Hotel Berry featured red white and blue decor and oil lamps. Prof T N Hoover spoke on Our Town Our University and Northwest Territory Celebration. The Athens BPW debuted The Aerial, a new mimeo publication for National Air Mail Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Cities
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Hotel Berry
Northwest Territory
T. N. Hoover
BPW
Athens
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Rowena Sprout
Eleanor Minister
National Air Mail
Chancellor Hotel
Parkersburg
Athens Club
Marietta Club
Betsy Mills
Personal notes from Nelsonville area and Ohio University gathering
Mrs C L Martzolff hosted Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Henry Hite Mr Floyd Petitt of Nelson County Mr W J Frank at Athens State Hospital and Mrs Myrtle Baker of Canaanville weekend visitors to Mr and Mrs Sam Frank Darrell Herron Hillside N J teacher returned home after Easter visit to his parents Irene Devlin secretary to President Herman G James of Ohio University hosted 16 friends at a Country Club dinner with spring flowers as centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Martzolff
Lancaster St
Henry Hite
Floyd Petitt
Nelsonie
W. J. Frank
Athens State Hospital
Myrtle Baker
Canaanville
Sam Frank
Nelsonville
Darrell Herron
Hillside
N. J
W. N. Herron
Franklin Ave
Irene Devlin
Herman G. James
Ohio University
Learn Home Ballroom Dances From The Athens Messenger
Polished couple Polly and Don highlight a dance night while Madge and Dick struggle. A 32 page Home Course in New Ballroom Dances offers shag fox-trot waltz tango rumba with diagrams and step by step directions. Send 10c to The Athens Messenger Home Service 635 Sixth Ave New York for copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Don
Madge
Athens Messenger
Home Service
Sixth Ave
New York
N. Y
Dance Club Plans Mothers Week End Program at Alumni Memorial
Ohio University Dance Club with the Reserve Club will present a Friday 7 30 p m program in Alumni Memorial Auditorium. Miss Mary Whitney will lead. The group has held annual concerts for six years and lists student performers including Eleanor Cook Mari Ann Liccardi Betty Goldsmith Arlyne Demmy Virginia Mullet Juanita Hass Norma Kouts Anna Belle Robinson Jean Wright Elma Hill Jenny Pais Peg Faulstitch Ruth Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Dance Club
Reserve Club
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Mary Whitney
WAA
Women’s League Housing Unit
Spring Dance at Country Club Saturday Night
An informal Spring Dance at the Country Club is set for Saturday April 30 from 10 p m to 2 a m All club members and out of town guests are invited Johnny Klint and his thirteen piece orchestra with two featured entertainers provide the entertainment The club dining room will be open and lunch will be available P F Good chairs the organizing committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Klint
P. F. Good
Cotton Ball Honors Phi Mu Sorority Saturday Night
Phi Mu Sorority hosted the Cotton Ball at their N College St house Saturday evening. Carol Seeger was crowned Cotton Queen with Kenny Anderson’s Orchestra providing music. Mary Howell led the grand march with Clemmer Ralston. chaperons included Mrs Violet Thomas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Mu Sorority
N. College St
Phi Mu
Kenny Anderson
Carol Seeger
Mary Howell
Clemmer Ralston
Janet Allen
Charles Herman
Violet Thomas
Alma Brown
Buford Pickens
Rush Elliott
Kathryn Hopfinger
Harriet Holcomb
Eva Jean Palmer
Woman's Music Club meets at Miss Mary Noss home
The Woman's Music Club gathered at Dr. Mary T. Noss's home on University Terrace for a program titled Music in America. Performers included Mrs. Raymer McQuiston, Miss Irene Witham, Miss Betty McClure, Miss Mary Elizabeth Ellis, and Miss Ness, with ensemble pieces arranged by Bryceson Treharne and selections by Hopkinson, Reinagle, Muller's Arias, and Grasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Music Club
Mary T. Noss
America
Raymer McQuiston
University Terrace
Philip Peterson
Francis Hopkinson
Irene Witham
Sonata
Alexander Reinagie
John Christopher Muller
Benjamin Carr
Bryceson Treharne
B. M. Covert
Allen Kresge
Hunter McFarland
Clay Milar
Curtis Janssen
E. H. Gaylord
Betty McClure
Paela
Griffes
Guion
Mary Elizabeth Ellis
John Tasker Howard
Grasse
Ness
McDowell
The Theater Frolic Ends With a Plans and Tension
Adele Garrison narrates a night of escape and theater with Mary as they slip from a hotel after a tense chase by a determined detective. They vow to ignore the pursuer for the evening but fear his persistence as they plan fresh steps tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Calendar Tuesday And Wednesday Club Meetings
A list of Tuesday activities includes Guild of the First Christian Church at 5 45 p m with Mrs O G Houck 21 Elliott St Athena Delphian Club at 7 30 p m with Mrs B A Renkenberger 72 E Mulberry St and a Country Kitchen program by Della T Lutes Mrs P G Dowler to lead. Also Progressive Literary Club at 7 30 p m with Mrs James Earich 221 W Washington St and the 00 90 Child Conservation League at 7 30 p m with Mrs Eva Welsh in the Business and Professional Women's Club room. On Wednesday Hillcrest Needle Club at 1 30 p m with Mrs S D Thompson 169 Lancaster St Social Sewing Society at 1 p m with Mrs Harley Parker 117 E Union St Pocahontas Lodge potluck supper at Red Men's Hall 7 30 p m Executive Board of the Athens County Council for Childhood Education meets 7 30 p m in the children's library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of the
First Christian Church
O. G. Houck
Elliott St
Athena Delphian Club
B. A. Renkenberger
E. Mulberry St
P. G. Dowler
Della T. Lutes
Progressive Literary Club
James Earich
Washington St
Child Conservation League
Eva Welsh
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ernest Hart
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
The
Athens County Council For Childhood Education
Children's Library
Attend WYPS Convention in Marion and Indianapolis Tour
Mr and Mrs Arthur Coon and Doris of 85 Sunnyside Drive with Mrs Melvin Mitchell of 57 Columbia Ave traveled to Marion Indiana for a WYPS Convention at Marion College Then they moved to Indianapolis for Cadets Tabernacle broadcast and visited the Soldiers and Sailors Monument They returned to Athens via Dayton stopping with Rev John Woodhouse and noted a tick can live for three years without food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Coon
Doris
Sunnyside Drive
Melvin Mitchell
Columbia Ave
Marion
Ind
Marion College
Indianapolis
Cadet's Tabernacle
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Columbus
Springfield
Athens
Dayton
John Woodhouse
Preserve Sunshine Humor in Children for A Brighter Future
The piece urges nurturing natural child laughter and humor at home. It emphasizes that playful, positive attitudes help kids cope with mistakes, reduce sour emotions, and sustain sunshine as schooling and adulthood threaten joy.
Woman's Benefit Association Dance Tonight
The Woman's Benefit Association sponsors a mixed dance tonight at 8:00 p.m. in the I.C.C.F. Hall. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBA
Dance Tonight
Woman's Benefit Association
1.C.C.F. Hall
A. O. Sloane Honored At 85th Birthday Dinner
A. O. Sloane, 69 S Court St, celebrated his 85th birthday with a dinner attended by friends and relatives from Greenfield and Lancaster. Guests included Mrs. Sloane’s brother and his wife, the Wares, the Claytons and their three children, and Homer S Ware from Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Sloane
S. Court St
Greenfield and
Lancaster
Mrs. C. L. Jones Re-Elected Athens Girl Scout Commissioner
At the Athens Girl Scout Council meeting on Monday Mrs. C. L. Jones was re elected commissioner with Mrs. Roger Connor as deputy and Mrs. Edward Cott ingham as secretary. Plans were announced for a summer day camp from June 13 to July 26 managed by Mrs. Jane Martin with support from other workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Girl Scout Council
C. L. Jones
Roger Connor
Edward Cottingham
F. R. Murphey
Rufus C. Hopkins
Athens Girl Scouts
Jane Martin
Athens
Celebrate 92nd Birthday of Mrs Rosetta Chase
Relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mrs. Rosetta Chase to mark her ninety second birthday on Sunday April 17. A dinner featured numerous guests and cake gifts from family and friends while flowers were sent by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Rosetta Chase
Chase
H. A. White
Harold Cline
Virginia
Dorothy
Albert
Roy Lynam
Robert
Beryl Milton Robins
Beatrice Cl
George Reeves
Charleston
W. Va
Harley Reeves
Parkersburg
Mrs. Chase
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Margaret Alice Guthrie
Wings of Night
Winter Watts
Pi Phi
Oo Waterloo
Arizona Cowboy
Paola
Illions
Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
Gallaher’s
S. Court Street
Dance Club
Country Club
BATES
Bates Church
Ohio
Jane Withers
Patsy Kelly
Martha Raye
Jane
Adele Garrison
Meddlers
Balquither
Dolor
Alphonse
Gaston
Ioc
Hillcrest Needle Club
S. D. Thompson
Social Sewing Society
Harley Parker
E. Union St
Indiana
Olive Roberts Barton
Girl Scout
Chichesters
Brand
Peters
Milldeck
N. Court St
Athens, O
Jack Frost
Stedman Company
Wiece
Cline’s
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