Shower honors Mr and Mrs Ted Kasler in Albany
Mrs Ralph Burdette of Albany and Mrs Bill Kasler of Athens Route invite friends to a shower for Mr and Mrs Ted Kasler Wilma Rana bottom. The event is at the Easler home on Friday August 19 at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Burdette
Albany
Bill Kasler
Athens
Ted Kasler
Wilma Ranabottom
Easler
J. W. Kelley
Morris Ave
Richmond
Williamsburg
Virginia Beach
Columbus
Cleveland
Art Delargey
Chicago
Local Socials and Visits Span Neighboring States
All Social Affairs notes travel and family visits across Ohio and beyond. Melvin Brown and relatives vacation on Lake Erie before attending a Brown reunion in Logan, with many kin visiting Maude Marks and P B Leel in Findlay Athens and Cincinnati while others travel to Camp Kawanhee Maine and to Wrightsville Beach North Carolina. The column closes with a recipe hint using leftover meat loaf to make barbecue sauce for quick picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Brown
Franklin Ave
Lake Erie
Willard Brown
Brown
Rachelmacher Park
Logan
Women's Association August Meeting at Alexander Church
The Alexander Presbyterian Church Women’s Association held its August meeting at the home of Mrs. Martha Stuart. Mrs. Minnie Stanley, president, opened the meeting with Rev. James L. Hyde delivering the opening prayer. Grace Lynch gave the treasurer’s report and Mrs. Myari McVay read the secretary’s report. The program on Gospel Hymns featured Mrs. George Snider. Carolyn Clutter accompanied the opening hymn I Must Tell Jesus. Anna Hyde read scripture, Hattie Webb sang At the End of the Road, Ruth Guthrie read Isaac Watts, Lenora Evans read Abide with Me, and a duet In the Garden was performed by Marie Dorsey and Bess Lax. Carolyn Clutter offered The Lord is My Shepherd as a solo. Mrs. Snider explained hymn history, and Miss Anna P. McVay offered the closing prayer. Guests included Mrs. O. M. Cocker, Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Hattie McKenzie, Miss Ruth Guthrie, and Miss Griffen. Hostesses were Mrs. Fred Raybould, Mary Richard, Sally McKnight, and Martha Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Martha Stuart
Minnie Stanley
James L. Hyde
Grace Lynch
Myari McVay
George Snider
Jesus
Carolyn Clutter
Anna Hyde
Hattie Webb
Isaac Watts
Ruth Guthrie
Lenora Evans
Marie Dorsey
Bess Lax
Anna P. McVay
0. M. Cocker
William Smith
Hattie McKenzie
Miss Griffen
Fred Raybould
Mary Richard
Sally McKnight
Rouge Use For Women Debunked As A Youth Trick
The piece argues that heavy rouge ages appearance and advises discreet use. It stresses enlivening skin with subtle color blended into foundation and warns against overuse or visible rouge on cheeks eyelids or ears. Experts say modest rosiness looks natural and avoids age reveal.
Accessories Given New Life From Frugal Fashion Tips
A guide shows how to refresh old accessories on a budget. Print scarves become neckties or collar accents. A charm bracelet can wrap a necktie with pins, and rope or long chains can be worn on the wrist for a fresh look.
Club Meeting At Mrs Burns Home In Curran Drive
The group will meet at 17 Curran Drive the home of Mrs William Burns on Wednesday at 7 30 p m for dues and a discussion. Roses were among the first fragrant flowers used in perfume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.la
William Burns
Curran Dr
Athens Country Club
C. E. Nunemaker
Albany Farm Council
Glen Scott
Athens
Rome Grange Picnic Supper Draws Sixty-Six Guests
Sixty six members and guests attended a Rome Grange No 2247 picnic supper at the homes of Leon ard Petty and Bernard Yorke in Frost. The lawn meal featured a string band and folk dancing with many local families named among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome Grange
Leonard Petty
Bernard Yorke
Frost
Legion Auxiliary Meets August 16 at Legion Hall
American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the Legion Hall Tuesday August 16 at 8 pm. Miss Jean Kay Hartley reports on Buckeye Girls State as part of the program. The Child Study Circle meets at 26 W Mulberry St with Mrs. William Ford hosting at 8 pm. Delilah Rebekah Lodge No 884 meets Tuesday 8 pm at the hall with a social hour and members asked to bring sandwiches and an old hat wrapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion Hall
Jean Kay Hartley
Buckeye
CCL
Alan Locke
W. Mulberry St
William Ford
Delilah Rebekah Lodge
New Marshfield
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William Cozier
Lynn
Colleen
Findlay
Cozier
Maude Marks
Grosvenor
P. B. Leel
D. C. Gibson
Euclid Dr
Inlaw
Rex D. Rieves
Cincinnati
Rieves
Sarah Brooks Atkins
Henry Tribe
Ivan
Gary
Harold Wise
North Wood Dr
Camp Kawanhee
Weld
Minnie R. Lloyd
Washington, D. C
Bessie R. Strong
Fremont St
Strong
Edward White
Second St
Church of Christ
Gladesville
W. Va
James Cassell
Locust Heights
North Carolina
Wrightsville Beach
Great Smoky Mountains
Helen Cassell
Luke Parsons
Morgan County
Cassel
Burr Oak Dam
Athens County
Russell Stover
Avon Place
James W. Boswell
Bexley
Boswell
Poston
Marian Bush Reeder
Women’s Association
Sy Alicia Har
Joyce Matthews
New York
George Marshall
Sandra
C. H. Copeland
George Starkey
Edna
L. A. Barrows
Theodore Rowell
Erwin Merrick
Roger
Carl Hayes
Peter Parsons
D. C. Snow
Vernon Parsons
Sammy
Barbara
Audra Biddison
Nial Koehler
Everett H. Parsons
Garry
Clarence Frost
Junie
May
Ralph
Leonard
Morris Parsons
Roy B. Parsons
Madge Frost
Stella Arnold
Cecil Arnold
Everett D. Parsons
Daniel A. Pearcy
Gaylord E. Cook
Kermit Root
Marian Dodderer
Orin D. Wright
Gregory
Glenn Parsons
Marie Russell
Robert Barrows
Diane Robinson
Marilyn Robinson
Hazel Kinney
Ralph Byron
Patricia Ballard
Thomas A. Hayes
Margaret Darnell
John Lintton
Jeffrey
Diamonds — Watches
S. Court St
Uiten
Kelvinator
Athens Co
OURS
Nelsonville
Glouster
Puget Sound
Constance Meyer
Canterbury Gardens
Empress Bldg
Seattle
Wash
DuPont
Athens ,Ohio
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