Kappa Phi National President Attends Formal Dinner
Local patrons of Kappa Phi Sorority hosted a formal dinner in Methodist Church parlors to honor Mrs. H. M. Le Sourd of Boston national president and grand sponsor. Installation of new officers followed, led by Mrs. Le Sourd with Miss Mary Rusnak named president and Miss Eloise Sehar as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Phi
H. M. LeSourd
Boston
Kappa Phi Sorority
LeSourd
Mary Rusnak
Eloise Sehar
Martha
Kappa Phi Sorority Hosts Athens Gatherings and Dinner
Hayes chaired the event with officers including secretary Miss Harritt Maller treasurer Miss Pauline Hassel and historian Miss Lucy Mathews. Alumnae and guests joined a luncheon at The Colonial and a dinner with special guests Mrs J L Pickering Eunice Snyder Lenora Saylor and H E Benz. LeSourd spoke on sorority aims and stayed in Athens Thursday with Mrs H E Benz.
Church Guild Meets Here Tuesday Night
The Guild of the Christian Church met Tuesday night with Miss Christina Church of 72 North Congress Street and assisting hostesses Miss Delores Phelps and Miss Myrta Ashworth. A potluck supper preceded the session. Mrs. Cora Dailey led devotions on Changed Individuals in China and Miss Lucille Duffee led the program. Mrs. H. B. Woods and Mrs. Reed J. Downs shared True Stories of Changed Individuals in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of the Christian Church
Miss Christina Church
North
Congress Street
Delores Phelps
Myrta Ashworth
Cora Dailey
China
Lucille Duffee
H. 8. Woods
Reed J. Downs
Bridge Club Dines and Plays at Hotel Berry
Members of the Wednesday Bridge Club enjoyed a six o clock dinner at the Hotel Berry Wednesday night followed by an evening of bridge. Mrs A D Thompson won high score and Mrs A D Townsend took second prize. Mrs Paul Richards led arrangements.
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Hotel Berry
A. D. Thompson
A. D. Townsend
Paul Richards
Spring baby parades on Main Street echo through time
Marian Walters recalls April parades with hygienic babies, from Tommy Third to Nancy Lou, and notes the enduring Charm of Main Street processions. She sketches historical images from Athens and Indian papooses to soldiers monuments, promising future parades despite changing times.
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Tommy
Johnnie
Ie “Pram
Athens
Tom Byrne
James Householder
Nancy Lou
H. G. Householder
John
Collins
A. L. Cooper
Franklin Avenue
Hugh
Plains
Two Athenians Attend Meeting at Glouster
Mrs J L Pickering and Miss Georgia Shamel of Athens attended the Standard Bearers meeting at Glouster on Thursday night. The gathering at Mrs Mary Bryson's home featured counselor Mrs Thomas Figley, devotions by Mrs F J Batterson, and a business session led by president Miss Martha Lent. A review of Lady Fourth Daughter was given by Miss Beulah Bennett. Refreshments were served and the society adjourned to meet the fourth Tuesday in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Pickering
Georgia Shamel
Glouster
Mary Bryson
Thomas Figley
F. J. Batterson
Glouster Methodist Episcopal Church
Martha Lent
Beulah Bennett
Bryson
Batterson
Delegate Returns From Ohio Federation Convention
Mrs E R Lash Jr returns from the Thirty seventh Annual Convention of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs in Columbus report on large attendance. Lash, Athens City Federation delegate, joined Monday and stayed to Thursday. Mrs W L Gard and Mrs J T Merwin of the city attended Thursday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Lash, Jr
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Columbus
Ohio Club
Lash
Athens City Federation
W. L. Gard
J. T. Merwin
Mrs. Cromley Hosts U C D Club on Congress Street
Mrs. Cromley welcomed U C D Club members Thursday afternoon with needlework and refreshments. Fifteen members and two guests attended. Next meeting set for May 11 at Mrs. J H Gross’s Morris Avenue home. An Ohioana committee meeting occurred in Columbus with Mrs Myers Y Cooper among visitors. The Ohioana Library, housing works on Ohio writers, will move to the new state office building. Athenian Temple No 173 Pythian Sisters meet at 7 38 PM in K of P Hall with no inspection tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Street
J. R. Harvey
Fred H. McCoy
H. T. Lee
A. H. James
J. H. Gross
Morris Avenue
Ohioana Committee
Deshler- Wallick
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Ohioana Library
Ohio
Governor's Mansion
State Office
K. of P. Hall
Deborah Class Hosts Old Fashioned Schooldays Program
Mrs. E. G. Campbell of 34 West Carpenter Street hosted the Deborah Class of the Christian Church for an old fashioned schoolroom program. Students sang, recited McGuffey pieces, and closed with Mary Had a Little Lamb before refreshment. Officers and devotionals were announced. Florence Smith of Squantum Mass. was elected Y W A president for the coming year, with Ruth Irvin, Edna Mae Stauffer, and Helen Gerke in officer roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Campbell
West Carpenter Street
Deborah
The
Christian Church
McGuffey
Will C. Merritt
C. J. Ross
Ollie B. Skidmore
Ida Allison
Florence Smith
Squantum
Mass
Ohio University
Ruth Irvin
Orville
Edna Mae Stauffer
Erie
Helen Gerke
Franklin
Benefit auction and bridge for Church of the Good Shepherd
The Woman's Auxiliary hosts a benefit auction and contract bridge event in the Parish Room at the corner of East State and Carpenter Street tonight at 8 o'clock. Friends of the church are invited.
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Woman's Auxiliary of the Church of the Good Shepherd
East State and
Carpenter Street
Grunwald Reaches National Oratorical Finals in East
Ernest Grunwald of Passaic New Jersey as Ohio University orator won first place in the Eastern Division of the National Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest at Northwestern University. He will deliver his oration Toward Laner Values tonight in the national finals. Indiana and Michigan speakers placed second and third. Grunwald is accompanied to Evansville Illinois by Prof L C Staats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Grunwald
Passaic
N. J
Ohio University
Ohio
Northwestern University
Indiana
Michigan
Grunwald
Evanston, IL
L. C. Staats
Ohio University Department of Speech
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Elizabeth Dixon elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Ohio State
Elizabeth L. Dixon daughter of Prof J F Dixon Worthington of the Ohio University Extension Division was elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Ohio State University. Dixon teaches extension classes at Coshocton Bethesda Bellaire Bridgeport Mt Vernon and Woodfield. Dixon is a senior and one of 88 honored by election to the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth L. Dixon
J. F. Dixon
Worthington
Ohio University Extension Division
Ohio State University
Dixon
Coshocton
Bethesda
Bellaire
Bridgeport
Mt. Vernon
Woodfield
National Scholastic Society
Phi Beta Kappa Induction Tonight at Ohio University
President Raymond Waltera of the University of Cincinnati will deliver the address as seven Ohio University undergraduates are inducted into Phi Beta Kappa the national scholastic honorary. Ceremony at Alumni Memorial Auditorium followed by banquet at the Colonial Inn. Formal meeting tonight.
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Raymond Waltera
University of Cincinnati
Ohio University
Phi Beta Kappa
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Colonial Inn
Guilty Plea and Fine for Possession of Liquor
William Wallace of The Plains was fined 100 and costs after pleading guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor in Justice Carl H. Porter’s court. He was arrested Wednesday by Constable Frank White. Nelson Beatty of Glouster, held on liquor charges, was released on bond after county jail detention. Chauncey organizes a baseball club with Otto Russell elected manager. teams seeking games should contact Russell at Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wallace
the Plains
Carl H. Porter
Frank White
Nelson Beatty
Glouster
Porter
Chauncey, April
Chauncey
Otto Russell
Chauncey Aggregation
Mr. Russell
Legion to Sponsor Week of World War Motion Pictures
K. T. Crossen Post of the American Legion in Athens will sponsor a week of motion pictures at the Court Theater starting Sunday. The program features The Big Drive, with World War official footage, followed by Goona Goona. Plans include a parade with the G A R on Decoration Day and a Drum Corps trip to Gallipolis for the Legion program. Poppy sale proceeds support grave decoration in France.
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K. T. Crossen Post
American Legion
Athens
Court Theater
The
Post
Gallipolis
France
Nazarene Church Announces Sunday Schedule in Athens
Regular worship is at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday at the Church of Nazarene Athens announced by Pastor Rev O M Grace. Young people meet at 6 45 p m. Prayer meeting is scheduled for 7 30 Thursday night.
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Church of Nazarene
Athens
O. M. Grace
Young Peoples
Glouster Raid Leads To Athens Court Arraignments
Nelson Beatty and Charles Barnes, both colored, faced common pleas court in Athens after a Tuesday night raid by state prohibition officers on the Lamborn building. Barnes paid a $118 fine and costs on a possession charge and was jailed for nonpayment. Beatty was bound over to the grand jury with $300 bond for his appearance.
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Glouster
Nelson Beatty
Charles Barnes
Common Pleas Court
Athens
Lamborn
Prohibition
Barnes
Beatty
Corning High School Junior Senior Program Saturday
The annual Junior-Senior program at Corning High School will be held in the school auditorium on Saturday night. Juniors and seniors arranged the varied program for the event.
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Corning High School
Corning
Cadge Schools outlines program with solos and songs
The announcement lists a school program led by Supt P A Cadge featuring piano solos by Boring and Harman, vocal selections by Earl Spray and Miss Alene, with Edna Leaks, Eleanor Spence, Kathryn Watch and others performing, under junior class direction and a reg president.
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P. A. Cadge
Earl Spray
Edna Leaks
Eleanor* Spence
Harman
McPhai
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