Mary Ann Foresman Menaul Weds Corporal Phillips in Georgia
Mary Ann Menaul of Worthington married Corporal Richard McDougal Phillips at Moody Field Georgia in a candlelight ceremony. The bride attended Ohio University and Western College for Women. the groom is son of William R Phillips Amesville. After a short honeymoon the couple will reside in Valdosta Georgia before his overseas service. she will study at Columbia University in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Foresman Menaul
Worthington
Mary-Ann
Richard McDougal Phillips
William R. Phillips
Amesville
Moodfield
Georgia
Phillips
University , High School
Western College For Women
Oxford
Ohio
Ohio University
Athens
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Beta Theta Pl
Army Air Forces Pilot School
Moody Field
Thomas G. Mundy
Christ Episcopal Church
Valdosta
Borsage
Gardenias
James R. Wiggs
Charlotte
N. C
Menaul
Corporal Hepburn
Amherst
Maas
Ben Manning
Robert Messinger
Jacksonville
Fla
Philips
Laos
North Patterson Ave
Carl J. West, Jr
Mont Clair
N. J
Columbia University
New York City
Red Cross liaisons bar ter for lumber in Rare Pacific clubs
Two Red Cross recreation workers Deborah Ann Smith and Virginia Rugh built seven clubs along the China coast and in the Philippines using improvised materials. They recruit labor and source odds and ends to furnish homey spaces for GIs, turning bomb fin crates into chairs and parachute cloth into drapes as they transform wreckage into comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Mindoro
P. L
Air Force
Leutenant
Red Cross
Philippines
Deborah Ann Smith
Portland
Ore
Virginia Rugh
Decatur
China Coast
New Guinea
Lae
Leyte
Santo Tomas
Nadzab
Deborah
Virginia
Pacific
CAP Picnic And Swim Party At Strathmore Blvd
Members of the Athens Squadron Civil Air Patrol held their annual picnic and swim party Tuesday evening at Captain P. F. Good's home Strathmore Boulevard. Fifteen members and their wives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAP
Athens Squadron
Civil Air Patrol
P. F. Good
Strathmore Boulevard
O U Kitchen Planning Demonstration Friday Afternoon
Judy Kahler explains postwar kitchen trends at Ohio University. Beth McMillan notes packaged and prefab kit homes as cost savers. The talk covers three work centers and planning steps for home remodelers and new builds. Public invited to School of Home Economics Room 109 at 2 pm Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth McMillan
School of Home Economics
Cor Wally
Migs McMillan
Miss McMillan
Personal Notes Highlight Athens Area Social Roundup
Miss Marguerite Smith returns from a three month New York visit to her sister at 15 Elmwood Place. Guest Miss Betty Brannan of Edinburg, Ind., stays until Thursday. Miss Dorothy Lasher plans Kalamazoo trip to visit Aunt Miss Rena Lasher while Professor Lasher heads to New York and then Kalamazoo before August. Professor Lasher plans to meet his daughter Mary Elizabeth Lasher in New York, director of publicity for an advertising agency. Mrs. Homer Smith of 54 Woodlark Ave. visits Mt Gilead and Bellevue then Lakeside on Lake Erie, with Cleveland stop to see sons Ronald and Herbert. Mrs Frank Rauch Jr and daughter Vicki stay at Rauch Cottage Buckeye Lake. Mrs Rauch Sr has been at the lake for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Smith
New York City
Oscar A. Coop
Carl L. Tam
Elmwood Place
Betty Brannan
Edinburg
Ind
Dorothy Lasher
George Starr Lasher
Beckley Apartments
Kalamazoo
Mich
Rena M. Lasher
Professor Lasher
Athens Jafe
Mary Elizabeth Lasher
Homer
Smith
Woodlard Ave
Mt. Gilead
Bellevue
Lakeside
Lake Erie
Athens
Frank Rauch, Jr
Vicki
Rauch
Shell Beach
Buckeye Lake
Frank X. Rauch
George Merchant
McBee Company
Pearl Romine
Cleveland
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Pearl
King
Bing
Crosby
Mehitabel
Don Marquis
Opus
Aha The Plot Thickens Local Mystery Fans Read Latest Whodunits
Local mystery lovers, from businessmen to housewives and students, read late into the night for thrills and logic. Atlas of fans includes D. R. Zenner, Mrs. E. A. Taylor, Attorney Harold Rose, Prof. C. L. Dow, and others who celebrate Dorothy L. Sayers and S. S. Van Dine as legitimizers of the genre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Noble
China
America
D. R. Zenner
E. A. Taylor
Fred Beckler
F. Wreed
W. R. Phillips
Harold Rose
R. W. Finsterwald
C. L. Dow
Jean Dow
W. A. Yauch
Joseph Trepp
John Gist
Margaret
Ardent
C. N. Mackinnon
Dorothy L. Sayers
S. S. van Dine
Give Yourself a Heels Over Head Facial After Hot Day
Alicia Hart advises a home beauty routine involving lying with legs elevated 15 minutes to reduce swollen feet after heat. The piece describes scalp benefits from increased head blood flow and a facial ritual using cooling witch hazel, cleansing, and tapping motions demonstrated by a glamor model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
Teen Talks Dear Fudy and Farm Summer Plans
A fragmented column features teen advice and gossip with names like Lucy and Jack, plus tips on summer work, fashion and office manners. It notes a local contest winner Eleanor Langa of Cleveland earning a New York trip and prize money for a grey flannel suit. The piece ends with casual goodbyes from Vivian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudy
Lucy
Jack
Gregory Peck
Mike Mickey Rooney
Mary Neville
Eleanor Langa
Cleveland
National
Needlecraft Bureau
New York
Vivian
Round About Towns Notes and Dog K9 Corps Plan
A fragmentary column recalls a sister letter about meeting Bing Crosby and Bob Hope at a Cleveland golf event. It also previews a postwar American Legion Veterans K-9 Corps plan in New York State to honor war dogs and provide humane dog laws, with a $1 annual enrollment and collar tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fido
American Legion
Department of New York
James M. Austin
Norway
Austin
American Legion of
New York State
American Legion Veterans K-9 Corps
Legion
Park Ave
New York
N.Y
War Dog Fund
Icelan Organization
HELE
Home Offers Good Living For GI Joe
Ruth Millett notes advice for G I Joe and his wife to improve home life with practical furniture layouts. A two room apartment can feel comfortable with a well designed living room and bedroom storage, benefiting the husband who returns from work. The piece argues men gain from streamlined kitchens and ample storage, urging wives to consider the male point of view in home decor. Also includes birth notice for Howard Pond II and social notes about visitors and a mustard pickle recipe shared from Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
G.I. Joe
Joe
Mr. Jones
Mrs. Jones
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Clarice
Clayton Allen
Mike Allen
Chester Road
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Federated Church
Donald Matlack
Matlack
Chester High School
Clover Farm
Cheseter
Allen
Army
Fortieth Infantry
Southwest Pacific
Luzon
Panay
Negros Islands
M. H. @ Allen
Bob Stevens
Casstown
Baling
Red Crow
Virginia Kugh
O. U
Judy Kahler
Bore
Universy
Paramount
Rae Heove
A Soul
Paulette Goddard
Sonny Tufts
Oe National Vance
Lulabelle
Scotty
Pat Butram
Joe Kelly
Dinning Sisters
Hoosier
Hot Shots
Arkie, Arkansas
Woodchopper
Ipersonals
Alexander
Charles Coburn
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Thomas Mitchell
Ruth Nelsons
Cedric Hardwicke
Vincent Price
William Eythe
Mary Anderson
Henry King - Lamar
Little Lulu
OORS
Wilson
Mrs
Devens Marine
Devens
Craig Rice
Q. Patrick
Betty Jane Marshall
Betty Jane
Teen
GI Joe
Wvoiuio
Howard Pond
Pauline Rose
Howard Pond II
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Frank Rosé
Route Four
Sergeant Pond
Germany
John Landis
Carbondale
Joe Landis
Barbara Jean
Carlos Thomas
Toledo
Wondroty
Blum
Patricia Ann
Fairfield Beach
Buck
Loganeye Lake
Franki Coon
Route Two
Spencer Roge
Spencer Ridge
Caldwell
Dr. Hartman
Gary Jan Noxzema
Revlon
McKee Drug Co
Prescription Store
Nya Tang Tan Re
Gallaher
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