Gift From the Sea Reviewed by AAUW Group
The AAUW Book Review Group discussed Gift from the Sea by Anne Morrow Lindbergh at a home gathering led by Miss Lash of Ohio University. The review praised its casual poetic prose and five symbolic shells, urging simple, solitary balance for modern women. About 29 members attended and plans were announced for the May meeting reviewing Gertrude Lawrence as Mrs A by Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fessor
Ohio University
Anne Morrow
Lindbergh
AAU
Mary, Bralder
Florida
Mise Lash
Afee Lindbersh
Wordsworths
Clara
Del
Gertrude Lawrence
Richard S. Aldrich
Peckhams Honored at Luncheon at OU Center
Professor and Mrs. H. H. Peckham were guests of honor at a faculty luncheon at the OU Center, hosted by 28 English Department faculty. Professor Peckham will retire after 34 years at the university. An original poem in his honor by Prof. C N Mackinnon was read, Peckham replied with a poem on teaching and his years at OU. A gift was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H Peckham
Peckham
C. N. Mackinnon
Concert by Dr Ernst von Dohnanyi Sunday at Memorial
Hungarian born pianist composer and conductor Dr Ernst von Dohnanyi will appear in a Sunday 8 p.m. convocation concert at Memorial Auditorium. He arrived in Athens April 21 for a three week campus visit with performances May 1 7 and 10. He is a noted romantic era interpreter and longtime Budapest Philharmonic conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst von Dohnante
Pianst
Athens
Jeampus
Dohanyl
Junior Women Observe Flower Arrangement Demonstration
A Junior Women’s Club event features a flower arrangement demonstration and social program. Members and guests attend Tuesday evening, with hostess clubs organizing. Sessions include research into craft, club reports, and plans for upcoming May events at local venues.
The Plains Garden Club Meeting Plans Flower Show
The Plains Garden Club met Wednesday at Mrs Walter Smith's home to finalize plans for a flower show at The Plains School Auditorium May 1 and 2 to 8 pm with the theme Fashions and Flowers. FHA girls from The Plains High School under Beryl Cone will present a style show at 3 pm. A workshop occurred and a silent auction featured slides of a West trip by Mrs Smith and Mr Smith. Refreshments were served to 17 members.
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Plains Garden Club
Walter, Smith
Plains School Auditorum
FHA
the Plains High School
Beryl Cone
Smith
New Product Marketed for Parents Invited to Demonstration
A promotional notice invites parents to attend a demonstration of a new product marketed for families. The firm claims over sixty percent of market share and cites uses in recipes and home coating for iron and steel.
Lessons in Bridge Playing Ay Oswald Jacoby
Bridge column discusses Wests opening bid and overcalls in a heart contract, Souths four diamonds bid, Easts double, and the resulting play that leads to a one trick set. Mentions Acerola juice and Carlsbad Caverns discovery, plus the Post Office Departments status as a major real estate operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Jacoby
Courant
West
North
East
South
Vitaonin C
Amr
66th Ohio SAR conference to be held in Toledo
Raymond A. Lee and Ellis Woodworth attend the 66th state conference of the Sons of the American Revolution in Toledo at the Commodore Hotel. James Taylor of Athens High School will join Saturday’s state contest, representing Ewings Chapter SAR in historical speaking. The Taylor family includes Dean and Mrs E J Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A. Lee
Ellis, Woodworth
Ohio Society of the ‘Sons of the American Revolution
Commodore Hotel
Toledo
James Taylor
Athens High School
Ewings
Young Taylor
Dean
E. J. Taylor
OU Elementary School Students To Give Program for Parents
OU Elementary School in the Ohio University district hosts a year end parent night at 7 in the school auditorium. First and fifth graders perform group dancing while first and sixth graders showcase tumbling acrobatics. Second to fourth graders demonstrate music rhythm phrasing and accent. Art displays and music, art, and physical education demonstrations are featured. Planning committee includes Miss Agnes Eisen Miss Mabel Olson and Miss Florence Ullmann. Arrangements by Bernard Black Mrs Donald Keffer and Mrs Sidney Knowles. Refreshments by Mrs Arthur H Blickle Carl Clifford Michael Hilko and Mrs Gerand Stauffer with sixth grade pupils assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Agnes Eisen
Mabel Olson
Florence Ullmann
Bernard Black
Donald Keffer
Sidney Knowles
Arthur H. Blickleura
Carl Clifford
Michael Hilko
Gerand Stauffer
Fathers Panel at Central PTA Examines Home Life
Central PTA heard a panel on parents' interests in schools led by Dr Paul R. Murphy of Ohio University. Major Dowdell stressed religious principles, while Peter Lalich noted athletics aid and discipline. Attendees discussed school science kits, organizational details, and fundraising plans for May.
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Paul R. Murphy
Ohio
Ardyce 8
Bowling
Murphy
Findlay
Bib
Dow Fell
Peter Lalich
Madison Square Garden
Lalich
Ernest Conant
Phil Porter
Shepherd
Harry Lackey
Cell McGlone
United Appeals
Mildred Lash
TE McBride
Frank Howell
John Tuck
Stiss Opal Brown
MANNERS FOR NURSERY GROUP DESCRIBED AT CHURCH GATHERING
A note on etiquette for a girl accepting a party with a boy and the consequences if a more preferred suitor arrives. Also an invitation extended to all parents of children in the First Christian Church nursery, kindergarten and primary departments for a Sunday 9 15 a m gathering. Fresh orange juice ships from orange groves in quart paper cartons to grocery stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Care of Roses Topic of Garden and Nature Club
Mrs Jamon Josten outlined rose care for the Garden and Nature Club meeting at Cottage Ten House. Emphasis was on drainage, alkaline soil, selecting top quality roses, lime sulfur spray, pruning, sun exposure, and regular insect control. A planting donation funded by the group will continue along Union Street by a new bridge with a planting committee assigned at Fi and Lancaster Streets. Hostess was Mrs Charles Weber, president Mrs George Ford.
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Sen
Jamon Josten
Garden and Nature Club
W. Union St
Lancaster Streets
George Ford
Charles Weber
Obsolete Baby Care Tips and Spanking Advice in Odd Ad Text
The fragment offers dubious product notes about PEN smart tweed insulation and washable baby gear, then blends unrelated market chatter about precooked foods and pastina. It abruptly shifts to two crude methods for taking a baby’s rectal temperature, one over the knee for spanking and the other with legs raised, noting preferences vary.
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Aauw Group
Peckhams
Dohnanyi
Brahms
Chopin
Schumann
Schubert
Beethoven
Florida State University
Talla
Will Assi
Cavonal
Red Mental Health Estate
Agia Buln
Lumbus
Roger Mills
Mrs. Clif- Seer
Salta
Club Mem
VFW
Jackay
Clifford Gardner
Grosvenor St
Roger Pedigo
Elks Club
Mayme Richardson
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Edith Wray
Elmwood
Esther
First Christian Town and Country Knitting Church
Fred Lee Tom
O. O. Ashcraft
E. State St
The
McKee’s
Yee
Goodrich
Gilbert
Whitman
Borden
McKee Drug CO
Aloes
Dyaakr
Pound Caverns
Carlsbad Caverns
Jim White
U.S. Post Office Department
iHeart
Main Street
Logan
Rathburn
PTA
Ree Inetant Deodorset
Gallaher's Drug Store
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Yours
Wolfe Home
Wolfe Hdwe
S. Court
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