Faculty Club Dinner Honors Mrs Herman James
The Men's Faculty Club hosted a formal dinner at Lindley Hall in honor of Mrs Herman GIVERITY s new first lady with a nine person gowned group and a program featuring Miss Mabel and Miss Helen Dunlap among others. The event included a contralto performance and was hosted by the club s quick program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomal
Herman James
Herman Giverity
Spede Sani
Lindley Hall
Chris Trees
Difines
Irving
Marie Gilgis
Mae Eisele
Mebels
Marion
Gary Elizabeth Thomas
Adolph Adam
Alion
Bach Chorley
Polly Shea
Phyl
Dorothy Trosset
Helen
Mabel
Helen Cornwell
Geiford
Mary Helen
Helen Dunlap
Jeanette Brown
Mary Jane Hitch
Clara Hitchcock
Miss Margaret
Woolsey
Esther Class Christmas Meeting at Mrs Elkins Home
Forty members of the Esther Class of the Christian Church met Monday night at Mrs H A Elkins 31 Maplewood Drive for a Christmas program. L K Swaim sang two songs and a Christmas story was read by Mrs William Williams. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served by Mrs Elkins and several helpers.
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Esther
The
Christian Church
H. A. Elkins
Maplewood Drive
L. K. Swaim
William Williams
Lewis Maynard
R. G. Pugh
C. W. Easler
Elkins
Roy Andrews
Culter Burton
Raymond Scott
Guy Gardner
8S. D. Thompson
Oden Johnson
Famous cough remedy recipe promises quick relief
A fragment describes a home remedy claimed to ease coughs. It outlines a simple mix with syrup and granulated sugar, water and no cooking, yielding several doses and urging its strong soothing, penetrating action on throat and chest.
Girl Scouts Celebrate Pilgrims Day at Camp Rotan
Twenty Girl Scouts and three leaders observed Pilgrims Day at Camp Rotan Saturday. They acted in original plays The Pilgrims Life in England The Raid of the Indians and Happy Days Are Here Again. Activities included trails folk dancing and fire building. A light made from a wagon wheel was installed by Mr. C E Casley. A Brownie Pack meeting followed at West Side School with 21 children and leaders Mrs Olson Mrs Corwin and Miss Swain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Malone
Mabel Connett
Dorothy Gentry
Camp Rotan
Thor Olson
England
C. E. Casley
West Side
Ruth Corwin
Lucille Swain
Hathomar Class Hosts Christmas Party at First M BE Church
Thirty-one members of the Hathomar Class of the First M. BE. Church attended a Monday night Christmas party in church parlors. Prof. Roy Paynter presided over a brief business meeting, Rev. W. H. Fowler led prayers, and readings were given by Mrs. Roy Paynter and Rev. Fowler. Eight new members were admitted by a new initiation form directed by Rev. Albert Jenkins and Carl Ferguson. A decorated Christmas tree held gifts to be donated to the needy. Refreshments were provided by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McPherson, Mr. and Mrs. Don Strawn, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Semple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE
Roy Paynter
W. H. Fowler
Miss Carol Guthrie Hosts Thanksgiving Eve Party
Miss Carol Guthrie entertained friends at a Thanksgiving Eve gathering with games, contesta and music. Homemade candy was served. Attendees included Mary Swartz Stella Le Master Mabel Keller Myrtle Keller Phyllis Whaley Muri Whaley Ida Sommers Maxine Folan Rita Folan Evelyn White Sarah Ellen Barton Juanita Childers Rex O'Brien Homer Cole Hobart Shields Aurvil Holter Lloyd Shumway Chester Folan Garth Keller Robert Keller Gerald Lamb Wilbur Warner Clarence Warner Harry Swartz Monroe Stanley Clarence Henderson Olen Young Dale Pratt Charles Sommers Delbert Morris John Folan Horace Bahr Maredon Santee Edward White Gerald Guthrie and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Guthrie
Mary Swartz
Stella le Master
Mabel
Myrtle Keller
Phyllis
Muri Whaley
Ida Sommers
Maxine
Rita Folan
Evelyn White
Sarah Ellen Barton
Juanita Childers
Rex O'Brien
Homer Cole
Hobart Sheilds
Aurvil Holter
Lloyd Shumway
Chester Folan
Garth
Robert Keller
Gerald Lamb
Wilbur
Clarence Warner
Harry Swartz
Monroe Stanley
Clarence Henderson
Olen Young
Dale Pratt
Charles Sommers
Delbert Morris
John Folan
Horace Bahr
Maredon Santee
Edward White
Gerald Guthrie
Miss Hertha Stevens Weds Frank Strickland
Miss Hertha Stevens becomes Mrs. Earl Strickland in a Nov. 27 ceremony at St. Marys West Virginia. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Stevens of Chesterhill. The groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strickland, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertha Stevens
Frank Strickland
Amesville Club Presents Christmas Music Program
The Amesville Music and Study Club performed a Christmas music program at the City Federation meeting in the Chamber of Commerce Rooms. Soloists included Lucille Linsecott and Katherine Kern with Glazier family accompaniment, Dorothy Glazier on clarinet, and poems by Frances O Neill read by Metta Glazier. Members sang carols and discussed beautification projects for the South Bridge approach, with shrubbery donations sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameesville Music and Study Club
City Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Lucille Linsecott
Eleanor Gifford
Katherine Kern
Selby Glazier
Dorothy Glazier
Federation
Frances O'Neill
Metta Glazier
Len B. McCune
City Planning Commission
South Bridge
W. L. Gard
Henry Hatch
T. M. Wolfe
Rose of
Sharon
Hibiscus
Knitting Pattern No. 873 For Clark Gable Back Suit
Instructions for a self made knit suit featuring a double-breasted front and the popular Clark Gable back. Send stamped self addressed envelope to the Knitting Editor The Athens Messenger with pattern number 873.
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Athens Messenger
Social Calendar for December 3 4
Tuesday events include the Tuesday Club at Eastwood with Mrs Houf host and Mrs Elliott speaker Ismas In Art. White Shrine Christmas dinner and gift exchange. PTA study group at 28 Smith St with Mrs Quest topic Mason. Chi Omega Alumnae at Mrs Good Strathmore Blvd. Several clubs host Christmas parties gift exchanges and meetings through Wednesday.
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Eastwood
H. T. Houf
Rush Elliott
Ismas
White Shrine
Central Parent-Teacher Association
Jack Quest
Smith
Louisa Steele
N. High St
Athena Grange
Grange Hall
Athens Grange
Freda Malone
Alice Shannon
Music Appreciation
AAUW
Faculty Women’s Club
Wesleyan Service Guild
Central Ave
Clarkce
Dorothy Beebe
Second St
Red Men's Hall
Daughters of Union Veterans
M & H Circle
Athens County Council For Childhood Education
Hillcrest Inn
Mauser
Woolsey
Margaret Cronin
Franklin Ave
Dial
Richard Halliburton
Memorial Auditorium
Ladies’ Aid
Central Avenue
M. E
D. L. Jones
Progressive Class Presents Western Pictures at Central M. E.
The Central Avenue M. E. Church Progressive Class hosted a potluck and a showing by Prof. Neil Thomas of photographs from a western trip. Ralph Barker presided over a business meeting planning a December 23 Christmas party at Mr. and Mrs. Evan Edwards. Joy Cutler led songs after the meeting. Separately, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kenney of Pleasanton were Thanksgiving guests. their relatives listed include kin in Cincinnati Athens and Wilkesville. Also announced is the birth of John Franklin Biddle on Friday November 2, with grandparents Frank Biddle and Edward Jackson of Cleveland.
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Central Avenue M. E
Neil Thomas
Ralph Barker
Evan Edwards
Second St
Mias Joy Cutler
County Emergency Education Faculty
Wayne Kenney
Pleasanton
Ray Kenney
Richard
Shirley Gilmore
Cincinnati
Melvin Kenney
Athens
Howard McClain
Billy
Jerseyville
Dale Kenney
Orpha Kenney
Wilkesville
Roger Bidde
Cora Jackson
John Franklin
Frank Biddle
Edward Jackson
Cleveland
Legion Women Plan Christmas Gifts and Bingo
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion met at the American Legion Home to organize Christmas gifts for World War and Spanish War veterans, a World War nurse, and a widow. Plans include a bingo night on Friday December 6 and a toy and food drive coordinated with the Child Welfare Committee.
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Ladies Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Court St
Athens State Hospital
Guest
W. F. Burke
Frances Frebault
Ways and Means Committee
Auxiliary
Child Welfare Committee
Legion
What About Singing Nursing or Sewing A Little Plumbing
Rochester New York survey of University of Rochester male students shows brides should have brains beauty personality and style with domestic skills as essential. Boys require good looks but not necessarily beauty and desire a mind to improve. Birth notice: Eugenia Carolyn Carroll born November 28 to Pauline Lawson and Edward B J Carroll Athens Route 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
University of Rochester
Edward B. J. Carroll
Pauline Lawson
Athens
Eugenia Carolyn
D A R to Meet in Ames Chapter Afternoon Program
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meets Saturday at 2 30 p m at Mrs R L Morton s home South High Street Mrs C C Robinson conducts the program The Spirit of Christmas in Music Members should bring gifts for Ellis Island
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Nabby Lee Ames
The
Daughters of the American Revoluction
R. L. Morton
South High St
C. C. Robinson
Ellis Island
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