National Music Week Celebrations Planned in Athens
The Athens Women’s Music Club with Ohio University School of Music and Athens High School plans National Music Week events from Sunday May 2. Highlights include five high school bands broadcast on Buckeye Network at 2 pm, vesper service 6 to 7 pm, Betty Mac Clure recital at 8:15 pm, and multiple student and joint club programs through the week. A musical tea on Saturday supports a local charity.
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Athens Clubs
Ohio University
Athens
Athens Women’s Music Club
School of Music
Athens High School
Buckeye
Westminster Fellowship
The
Presbyterian Church
Betty MacClure
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Music Hall
Melvin Danielson
Helen Louise Schmidt
Sigma Alpha Jota
Phi Mu Alpha
Faculty Women’s Club
Christian Church Women Luncheon Highlights Missionary Work
The Christian Church Women hosted 124 guests at their annual district missionary luncheon on Tuesday. Miss Ethel Shreve of Bilasthur India spoke on missionary activities illustrated by native costumes and will sail for India in September. Mrs. L Madge Smith of Indianapolis secretary for the missionary magazine, discussed church work methods and has recently toured Texas.
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Women of the Christian Church
Ethel Shreve
Bilasthur
India
L. Madge Smith
Indianapolis
The
Missionary Magazine
Mildred Banks
Franklin Ave
Louise Banks
Fern Robinson
Guild of the Christian Church
Dwight Robinson
Mabel Durst
Myrta Ashworth
Madge Smith
Needlecraft Topic Featured At PEO Sisterhood Meeting
Mrs. E. C. Class hosted the PEO Sisterhood at 311 E State St Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Needlecraft was the evening subject with members sharing their needlework as Miss Esther Dunham led the program for about 20 ladies during a social hour.
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E. C
E. State St
PEO
Esther Dunham
Mrs. Forsyth Takes Mother to Cleveland Visit
Mrs. F. D. Forsyth takes her mother Mrs. A. S. Farnam to Cleveland to visit Miss Mary Farnam and will spend a few days there before returning to Athens. Mrs. Farnam plans to go home to LaCrosse Wis after a month in Cleveland. Mr. Walker Haney, son of Safety Director and Mrs. Scott Haney, was in Athens on business earlier in the week. Mr. Haney keeps offices in Canton. Mr. W. H. McLain, recent attendee of the Scottish Rite Meeting in Columbus, was hospitalized with a nose hemorrhage and is now recovering at home. Mrs. Flora Burson Cabeen, posttonsil operation patient, has returned home improved after eight days with her sister. Miss Clara E. Poston of near Athens left for New Jersey to teach English and assist in dramatics at the South Orange high school this spring.
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F. D. Forsyth
A. S. Farnam
Cleveland
Mary Farnam
W. H. McLain
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
Flora Burson Cabeen
Copeland Hospital
C. R. Haskins
J. W. Brick
Clara E. Poston
Near Athens
New Jersey
South Orange
Pi Beta Phi Founders Day Banquet Highlights Sorority
Almost 70 active and alumni members gathered at the Berry for Founders Day. The program featured songs, a monologue, candle lighting, and awards for scholarship and activity. Local alumni attended, including several named members and officers.
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Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Mary Ann McKay
la Girometta
Frances Batten
Russ Finsterwald
Mary Elizabeth Thomas
Martha Lowry
Irene Morton
Ann Wagner
Eleanor Karr
Betty Gullum
Mary Connett
Jessie Cooper
Helen Reynolds
Ann Pickering
R. W. Finsterwald
P. O. Nichols
R. G. Stalder
Gordon Gray
R. H. White
Byron Blair
Chillicothe
Earl Shafer
Roy Davis
Faithful Few Club Postponed Meeting in May
Social calendar item notes the Faithful Few Club meeting moved from April 29 to May 13 at the Gay Tea Room hosted by Mrs Audrey Dinsmoor. Other notices include Zeta Tau Alpha Alumni Club meeting at Miss Julia Cable’s home and Bishop Class M F Church monthly meeting at Central Ave church basement.
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Faithful Few Club
Audrey Dinsmoor
Zeta Tau Alpha
Julia Cable
N. Congress St
Central Ave. M. F
Harpist Mrs Crawford Trains Under Steck in Chicago Note
Mrs. Neil Crawford wife of the First Christian Church pastor has roots in Chicago after graduating from the University of Chicago where she studied harp with Clara Louise Thurston. She later worked with Nell Steck in Cleveland and has performed semi professionally. In Athens since mid October she accompanied the Ohio University Band in a recent concert.
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Neil Crawford
First Christian Church
Chicago
University of Chicago
Clara Louise Thurston
Cleveland
Crawford
Nell Steck
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Miss Steck
Ohio University Band
Rev. Crawford
Ohio University
Dancer Pupils to Feature Friday at Pomeroy Bend Theater
Katherine Hartbach students from Athens and Pomeroy will perform a Friday program at a Pomeroy Bend theater. Acts include accordion solos by Robert Sprague and Donna Ayers, tap numbers by Anna Lee Pincelli and Charlotte Pincelli, and a variety of vocal and dance pieces led by Betsy Ebersbach and Sara Lee Rouse. A tap chorus, “Swanee River,” closes the show with Geraldine Roush guiding.
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Katherine Hartbach
Athens
Pomeroy Bend
Robert Sprague
Anna Lee
Sharlotte Pincellie
Albany
Toni Woolley
Betsy Ebersbach
Pomeroy
Viola Foit
Anna Lee Pincelli
Charlotte Pinceli
Sara Lee Rouset
Heaven
Geraldine Roush
Mothers Week End Activities Aboard Ohio University Campus
Preparations for the twelfth annual Mothers Week End at Ohio University include WAA Lantern Festival and a Sunday afternoon galatea performance. campus groups hustle to arrange costumes, food, decorations, and flowers while 2000 visitors are anticipated for Friday events at Ewing Hall Auditorium and related activities.
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League Social Committee
Vera Scholl
Irma E. Voigt
West Wing
Ewing Hall
Eleanor Stiles to Play Piano Recital at Music Hall Tonight
Eleanor Stiles pupil of Paul Fontaine will present a formal piano recital at Music Hall Thursday at 8 p m The program opens with Fuga Op 12 Bach arranged by Oldberg then Beethoven Sonata Op 90 with two movements Amo and Allegro ma non troppo e cantabile followed by Schumann Scherzo Op 32 Nocturne Op 37 No 2 and Etude Op 10 No 4 Chopin The third group features Debussy Reflections on the Water Toch Der Jongleur Intermezzo in C and Brahms Rhapsody in E flat
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Eleanor Stiles
Paul Fontaine
School of Music
Music Hall
Bach
Oldberg
Beethoven
Schumann
Chopin
Debussy
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answer Key
Answers cover visiting cards, social shows, lunch table setting, afternoon visits after lunch, and telephoned invitations. It clarifies that address should be on cards but not telephone numbers, bridal showers are acceptable, lunch tables are usually covered, guests may stay twenty to thirty minutes post lunch, and lunch invites may be given by phone. For introductions, use the family member's full surname only when it differs from your own.
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Mary
Jim Brown
Mary Smith
Jim
Mr. Brown
Merrill Thomas Seventh Birthday Party Highlights
Merrill Thomas celebrated his seventh birthday Wednesday with a party at home. Motion pictures featuring Popeye Olive Oyl and Betty Boop entertained Miss Corinne’s first graders and other friends. Guests enjoyed gifts including seeds books marbles and cake with green icing.
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Popeye
Merrill Thomas
Neil Thomas
Maplewood Drive
Merrill
Miss Cornin
East Side School
Betty Jean
Violet Thomas
Prof
Mrs. Thomas
Athens Women Given Posts of District Group
Members of the Athens Auxiliary attended the Chillicothe District Women’s Home Missionary Society annual meeting with Mrs. H A Rothrock presiding. Officers named include Rothrock president and Mina Fry treasurer among Athens delegates listed.
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Athens
Chillicothe
Missionary Education
H. T. Farrar
Spiritual Life
P. B. Burns
Guy Bolin
A. S. Bethel
W. H. Bechtold
S. S. Carpenter
C. M. Copeland
W. E. Clark
P. G. Dowler
Harry Faulkner
Grant Gilkey
D. B. Green
L. W. Kelley
Elery Michael
Nelle Pickering
Blanche Root
Violet Thomas
A. E. Wagner
W. H. Worthman
Nelson Welk
Carlos White
Mrs Brumley Hosts Social Sewing Society Gathering
Mrs Gertrude Brumley of 70 University Terrace hosted the Social Sewing Society at her home Wednesday afternoon. Fourteen ladies attended the event, enjoyed sewing, and were invited to the dining room for refreshments as three tables with spring flowers formed the centerpiece.
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Gertrude Brumley
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