80 Women Golfers Play In Annual Invitational
Mrs Paul Summers Parkers took first low gross and Alice Roberts Logan was second low gross in a 80 player invitational. Patrick Yes ter Gallipolis led first flight with first low gross while Janet Lee Jackson was second. Dorothy Algeo home flight first low gross with Betty Dean second. Prizes included longest drive awarded to Iola Schleicher, Ruth Carroll Chillicothe most eights, Gertrude Wharton Parkersburg most honest golfer. Over 100 women attended. a buffet luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Summers
Parkers
Con Teeington
Alice Roberts
Logan
Sarah
Chillicothe
Pat Yester
Gallipolis
Janet Lee
Jackson
Mrs. Elberfeld
Dorothy Long
New Lexington
Dorothy Algeo
Betty Dean
Dorothea Smeck
Sarah Strawn
Bosey Summersoeburg
Iola Schleicher
Athens Association
Ruth Carroll
Gertrude Wharton
Parkersburg
Autumn cotton suits and dresses arrive for crisp looks
Cotton coats dresses and suits in autumn designs arrive to carry you through remaining heat and into crisp styling. The collection emphasizes colors and practical fabrics for a refreshed wardrobe.
Who's Coming And Going In Morrison Tennessee
Jence and son Brownie and a niece Miss Jo Marie Lawrence of Morrison Tennessee are listed among visitors. Dick Baldwin, who has worked in Morrison this summer, returned to Athens with the Lawrences Mr and Mrs James M McCartney and daughters of Lorain were guests last week of the Baldwins. Mrs William F Smiley co daughter Jane of Hobart Ltd were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs W Leo Williams Paul and Robert Williams parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jence
Brownie
Jo Marie Lawrence
Morrison, Tenn
Dick Baldwin
Morrison
Athens
Lawrences
James M. McCartney
Lorain
Baldwins
Jane
Hobart, Ltd
W. Leo Williams
Paul and
Robert Williams
Bartletts Honored at Dinner Marking Retirement
Mr and Mrs C H Bartlett of Nelsonville were honored at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Gordon K Bush on Strathmore Blvd to mark their official retirement as Messenger representatives after 42 years of service. The tribute noted their sagacity civic honesty and perseverance in making Nelsonville a better city and The Messenger a better public servant. A scroll titled THE MESSENGER AWARD of Appreciation and Tribute was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartletts
C. H. Bartlett
Nelsonville
Gordon K. Bush
Strathmore Blvd
The
Messenger
Mary E. Bartlett
C. H. Harris
Harris
John D. Ward
F. W. Bush
P. O. Nichols
Nichols
Fred W. Weber
Weber
John V. Webb
Webb
Carl Sylvester
Charles W. Reamer
Reamer
Walter Radcliffe
D. David Reeder
First Christian Church Ice Cream Social Friday
Calendar notes a Friday ice cream social at First Christian Church serving from 5 p m in the Gas Co. parking lot. Albany Garden Club postponed to August 19 with a potluck led by Mrs C E Stout and a box supper sale at Rev Blake's home at 6:30 sponsored by YP. Also mentions sandal fashion and a reunion for the descendants of Eber Miller families at Blendon Woods Route 161.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Albany Garden Club
C. E. Stout
Blake
Algeme
Yp! One
Eber Miller
Sumner, Meigs Co
Blendon Woods
Route 161
Fashion guidance on directing women and girls in 20th century wardrobe
Instruction advises polite phrasing when guiding women to a wash day selection. It lists garments such as blouses skirts slacks dresses and jumpers for both young girls and older women, reflecting era language and social norms.
4 H and FHA Displays at Athens Fair Show Wide Interests
Nancy Christner reports at the Athens County Fair the 4-H and Future Homemakers of America displays fill the white frame Grange building with Potholders skirts cakes cookies summer drinks and home goods. The 291 exhibits include 239 clothing items 40 in nutrition four in home furnishings and eight in babysitting with blue ribbons awarded to Merry Stitchers Amesville Sewing Club and Tiny Fingers. FHA members from several clubs present a shared display theme showing quilts vanity sets jam cakes and decor items inviting visitors to admire and compare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Christner
Athens Fairgrounds
Florence McBride
Ethelda Harris
Merry Stitchers
L. J. Huffman
Lewis McBride
Amesville
Igan Llewellyn
Mra Lewis McBride
Hamsey
America
FHA
Carthage-Troy
The
Plains
Ares- Chauncey - Dover
Rome-Canaan
Fall Accessories Highlight Fur Handbag And Textured Knits
Fall accessory trends feature a fur handbag available in pony, rabbit, raccoon or leopard textures. Textured cotton knits offer vivid colors that hold shape through wear. Beige fox muffs provide a luxurious yet inexpensive touch for dressy outfits.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William F. Smiley
Tews Mert
Career & Singer Sewing Center
North Court St
the Messenger
Messenger Representatives
Nelsonville, Ohio
Fred W. Bush
Bartlett
David Reeder
Autumn
Fairmont Consumer Service
Hawaii
ICE
Creany
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Athens County Fair
Sandra Mann
Ames
Geraldine Burritt
Diane Metcalf
Mary Cline
Albany
Mary Ann Malford
AmesBern
Vanity St
Sandra Droski
Bernita Lee
Piaina
Seersucker Crawlers
Cornwell Shop
W. Union St
Jantzen and Cole
California
Claussner and
van Raalte
Y. Price