Hymns Topic At C C League Meeting In Athens
The Child Conservation League met at Mrs. H. T. Phillips home on Morris Ave Tuesday evening. The program chairwoman Mrs. R C Alexander read next year's plans and they were adopted. Mrs. A W Boetticher presented a hymns origin paper with composer lives and performed tunes on a portable victrola. Mrs. Boetticher also read the poem Palestine by Brooks. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
H. T. Phillips
Morris Ave
R. C. Alexander
L. W. Kelley
Georgia Kilpatrick
Athens Country Club
A. W. Boetticher
Alice Rardin and David Flanagan Set for Ohio University Recital
Ohio University School of Music presents soprano Miss Alice Rardin and violinist Mr. David Flanagan in a recital at Music Hall Auditorium on Wednesday April 26 at 8 15 p m. Program includes works by Donaudy Gluck Kreisler Handel Brahms Mozart and others with accompaniments by Leona Algeo and Newman Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University School of Music
Alice Rardin
David Flanagan
Music Hall
Donaudy
Spragge Amate
Gluck
Rardin
Valdez
Kreisler
Schon Ro
Mozart
Miss Bardin
Leona Algeo
Newman Powell
Athens Gardeners In Pomeroy Meeting Attended Luncheon
Members of the Athens Garden Club who attended the Pomeroy Garden Club meeting at the Federated Church and luncheon at the Hotel Martin included Mrs. William 8. Shepherd president, Mrs. E. B. Acomb vice president, and Mrs. Elwin R. O'Neill along with several other club members on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Garden Club
Pomeroy Garden Club
Federated Church
Hotel Martin
William 8. Shepherd
Athens Club
E. B. Acomb
Elwin R. O'Neill
J. T. Merwin
W. W. Connett
Lucy Rose
Laura Bailey
John P. Dana
C. M. Copeland
C. D. Hopkins
G. W. Hopkins
H. G. Vance
Thomas M. Wolfe
Phi Mu Alpha Initiation Banquet at Twin Pines
Phi Mu Alpha national music fraternity held a banquet at The Twin Pines after initiation ceremonies at Memorial Auditorium on Saturday. John O'Brien Ted Evans Hughey Backenstee Walter Pokner and Budd O Armond were inducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Mu Alpha
Twin Pines
East State St
Memorial Auditorium
John O'Brien
Ted Evans
Hughey Backenstee
Walter Pokner
Budd O'Armond
Literary Group reviews U S International relations program
Progressive Literary Club met at Mrs. Vern Kempton’s home with 18 members and one guest Mrs. E E Brown. Mrs. C D Duncan spoke on Our International Relations With Other Countries and cited the 1938 trade pact with the United Kingdom Canada and Brazil and noted UK goods f eign trade share. Mrs. Clyde Hines reported on a state women’s clubs meeting in Cincinnati. Two new members, Mrs. L A Hamilton and Mrs. H B Noble, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary Club
Vern Kempton
Hudson Ave
E. E. Brown
C. D. Duncan
United Kingdom
Canada
Brazil
Duncan
Clyde Hines
Model Mother on Mother's Day Week End at University
A columnist recalls the pressure on mothers to look their best for a college weekend honoring moms. She vows to balance housework with beauty appointments while debating whether to become a model mother, including plans for new shoes and poised appearances. The piece ends noting Nobel prizes in physics and chemistry awarded by Stockholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.E.F
Calendar highlights from Wednesday and Thursday notices
The calendar lists numerous society events across Athens, including PEO with Mrs. Foster at 33 Woodard Ave, Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae buffet at 223 E. State St, Pocahontas Lodge benefit at Red Men's Hall, and Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae gathering at The Eastwood. Also scheduled are sewing and PTA meetings, church group activities, and the pledge of Myrta Ashworth to Kappa Beta at Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta
Seth W. Lewis
E. State St
Howard Bobo
Zeta Tau Alpha
Eastwood
Bobo
Few Sewing Club
Glen McDaniel
Shafer St
Robert Sheldon
Central Pta
Central School
Gaige Paulsen
Deborah
First Christian Church
Elsie Finsterwald
Second St
Wesleyan Needle Club
Everett Lewis
Arden Place
Christian Church Sorority
Dessert Bridge Club at Home of Mrs Woodworth
Mrs. Eugene E. Woodworth hosted a dessert bridge gathering at 121 Franklin Ave Tuesday afternoon. Three tables played for prizes awarded to Mrs. C. M. Ferguson and Mrs. J. R. Sprague, with guest prize to Mrs. R. P. Imes. other guests were Mrs. William Williams and Mrs. L. H. Bingham. The year ends in May with a dinner meeting.
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Dessert Bridge Club
Mrs. Woodworth
Eugene E. Woodworth
Franklin Ave
C. M. Ferguson
J. R. Sprague
R. P. Imes
William Williams
L. H. Bingham
You Too Can Paint A Blush Pink Hallway
A woman enables a home makeover with washable paint and color charts. She wrestles with turpentine stains and the price of a spruced hallway while imagining future rooms and costumes for an East Side School operetta.
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Jaybirds
Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo
Mama
P. S
East Side School
Personal Guests Gather for Mrs Gorby Birthday
Dr and Mrs Phillip J Woodworth host guests including Mrs Nancy Geiger from Findlay and Amy Gorby Athens for Mrs Gorby birthday. Others from Columbus Logan Kalamazoo Bluffton and Gallipolis areas visit. Edgar Hope in Holzer Hospital shows improved condition after skull fracture. Titian inspiration noted from a grape bunch in his studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip J. Woodworth
Sunnyside Drive
Nancy Geiger, Findlay
Lodes Gorby
Grattes King
Athens
Ed Williams
Louise
George
Gene
LaVerne Whittekind
Logan
Alpha Gorby
Rockbridge
Gorby
C. G. Neff
Columbus
E. N. Cullums
S. Court St
J. S. Steiner
Bluffton
Frank B. Dilley
Columbia Ave
Gallipolis
Edgar Hope
Holzer Hospital
Titian
Marriage Meddlers Sequel Delves Into Queen Olga’s Emeralds
Madge Graham travels with Philip Veritzen on a New York bound trip after Veritzen’s proposal to Olga Queen of Transvania. Olga’s stubborn demand for a royal dowry and a hidden emerald necklace drive the plot as Veritzen seeks clues to recover the jewels and a possible future with Olga. The tale continues with tangled romantic and royal intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Graham
Philip Veritzen
New York
Madge
Sag Harbor Farm
Veritzen
Olga
Transvania
Queen Olga
Anna
Frosted Squares Cookies Recipe Shared at Pi Beta Phi
Mrs. Mary Esther Smith, house mother at the Pi Beta Phi house, shares a recipe for Frosted Squares cookies. The method uses crisco, sugar, eggs, flour, salt, vanilla, baking powder, and a frosting with egg white and brown sugar baked to a slow 325 degree oven. After baking, cut into squares while warm. The note also mentions Athens residents traveling to Columbus for the annual Ohio Independent Telephone Association convention at Deshler Wallick Hotel with a banquet, dance, and operator school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Esther Smith
Pi Beta Phi
Athens
Columbus
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Deshler- Wallick Hotel
C. L. Jones
R. S. Jones
A. F. Holmes
Albany
Charles O’bleness
H. S. Burson
James Woogerd
Beatrice Carter
Grace Morris
Faye Norris
Mabel Mates
Auro Bolin
Lucille Snowden
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets For Constipation Relief
A Victorian era style notice promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe vegetable remedy for constipation. It claims they cleanse the bowels aid liver bile flow and improve digestion with a price of 30 to 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
University Band presents organ interludes by Prof Robinson
Prof Robinson will play the organ and add witty improvisations between numbers during a Sunday Memorial Auditorium concert. Miss Nelle Foster will sing Romberg selections from The Desert Song, joined by Mr Brooks Frank and Mr Karl Witzler on woodwind. A two clarinets fantasy Nanine will feature Dwight Campbell and Kenneth Anderson. Bishop Class M E Church meets Friday at 75 State St for business and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Auditorium
C. ©. Robinson
School of Music
Fessor Robinson
Brooks Frank
Nelsonsville
Karl Witzler
Nelle Foster
Nanine
Dwight Campbell
Ohio University
Kenneth Anderson
Bishop
Central Ave. M. E
Nelle Ogg
State St
Phi Mu Sorority Plans Annual Convention in Columbus Ohio
The Ohio District Phi Mu Sorority holds its annual convention in Columbus April 28 to 30 with Upsilon chapter at Ohio State as hostess. Headquarters at the Neil House. Activities include buffet supper luncheon formal banquet and dance group meetings and a Sunday luncheon at the Ohio State Chapter House. Members from Ohio University University of Akron University of Cincinnati Ohio State Hanover College Indiana Purdue attend. Myrna Berringer of Delta Delta Chapter Ohio University will participate in initiations and lead a discussion on fraternity education. Other attendees include Carol Seeger Virginia Barden Kathryn Hopfinger Mary Howell and Catherine Rice.
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Ohio
Phi Mu Sorority
Columbus
Upsilon
Ohio State
Neil House
Ohio University
University of Akron
University of Cincinnati
Ohio State University
Hanover College
University of Indiana
Purdue University
Myrna Berringer
Delta Delta Chapter
Carol Seeger
Virginia Barden
Kathryn Hopfinger
Mary Howell
Catherine Rice
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C. C. League
Pomeroy
Spalding
Wright and Ditson
KODAK
New Rand - McNally
United States
Mexico
U. S
Royal Academy of Stockholm
PEO
R. A. Foster
Woodard Ave
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Edward Cole
UCD
Homemakers Club
Ross Wright
N. May Ave
Community Recreation Planning Board
Athens County Probate Room
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Rebekah Lodge No. 553
Keystone
the Magician
Odd Fellows Hall
War Veterans Republican Club
City Hall
Cline
Shenandoah XVI
Genevieve Garner
Garner
Winchester, Va
Arlington Hall Junior College
Arlington, Va
By Marian Bush Reeder
J. W. Kelley
Kelley
Charles F. Klein
Joseph Vance
Paul and
John Wesley
Paul Klein
Essie
Edna Fridley
James Graham
Floyd Moore
Kalamazoo
Mich
Esther Dunham
Washington St
Adele Garrison
Rudolph
Mrs. Smith
Cornwell & Co
Athens Jewelers
Prof. Robinson
Miss Foster
Steppe Beauty Shop
Ean
Miller Bros
Ite
N. Court ST
Athens, Ohio
Drs
Furnas
McKee Drug Co. Security Bank Bldg
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