Ohio Uni Experimental Theater sheds new light on Candida
The Ohio University Experimental Theater at Ewing Hall delivered a strong Candida performance led by Jack Swanson as Marchbanks whose mood swings and wit improved over the previous night. Delia Dorsey impressed as Candida with measured poise, while Helen Jones as Prossy showed clear diction. a Vincent Jukes and Professor Cooper co production pushed the department toward sharper stage craft.
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Experimental Theater
Ohio University
George Bernard Shaw
Ewing Hall
Marchbanks
Jack Swanson
Candida
W. H. Cooper
Departent of Speech
Vincent Jukes
Professor Cooper
Conservation Workers Arrive at Pomeroy Camp
Civilian conservation workers arriving with about 200 personnel and officers will spend the winter at the Rocksprings Fairgrounds camp in Pomeroy. The group reached the city Thursday afternoon and will be stationed there for the season.
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Pomeroy
Civilian Conservation
Rocksprings Fairgrounds
Ohio University Choir to Present Messiah in Xmas Concert
The Ohio University Mixed Choir of 56 sings Handel's Messiah in Memorial Auditorium Sunday at 8 pm as part of the tenth annual Sunday night concert season. Soloists Miss Helen Hedden and Philip L. Peterson are teaching staff. director is Prof. C. C. Robinson. The program spans sixteenth century to modern pieces from Romania, France, Spain, Silesia, and Germany with a University Brass Quartet opening at 7:45. Lillian Boles Robinson accompanies on piano.
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Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Helen Hedden
Philip L. Peterson
C. C. Robinson
University
Herman Wagner
Eugene Kessler
James Woodmansee
Fred Sigrist
Lillian Boles Robinson
Dr Volwiler Talks World Peace Before Church Society
Dr A T Volwiler of Ohio University spoke to the Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church on world peace. He argued disarmament alone fails and urged growth of international love through common interests. Mrs Ollie Skidmore led devotions with aides, four Christmas carols were sung, and Rev Reed J Downs closed with prayer. Refreshments followed.
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A. T. Volwiler
Ohio University
Volwiler
Ollie Skidmore
J. H. Wharton
William Connett
Reed J. Downs
L. B. McCune
Zeta Tau Alpha Christmas Dinner Attended by Actives and Pledges
Zeta Tau Alpha held a Christmas dinner at Mrs. E. T. Hellebrandt’s Morris Avenue home hosted by the alumnae. Poinsettias and red candles adorned the table and a Christmas box for the Curran Valley health center was prepared. Guests included Mrs. N. D. Woolsey and many named sisters and friends.
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Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
E. T. Hellebrandt
Morris Avenue
Zeta Tea Alpha Health Center
Curran Valley
N. D. Woolsey
Dorothea Davis
Ariana Miller
Barbara Brainerd
Council Hears Miss H. Murray At Athens Meeting
Athens County Council of Childhood Education heard Miss Helen Murray outline county relief needs. The council donated materials for CWA workers to make clothing. State education director B. O. Skinner will speak at the next meeting on January 9 in the Athens High School auditorium.
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Helen Murray
Athens County Relief Office
CWA
B. O. Skinner
Athens High School
Ath ens High School Vesper Service by 180 Voices
Sunday afternoon at 4 15 the Ath ens High School chorus of about 180 students from Senior and Junior High perform in the high school auditorium under Ruth McConnell and Kenneth Kay. The hour includes Christmas music by a string ensemble and group selections. Carols and yuletide songs are sung by candlelight in a festive, impressive style. Also noted: recent visitors Bisa Warren and Edwin E Warren, division superintendent of the Western Union Telegraph Company.
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Athens High School
Ruth McConnell
Kenneth Kay
Bisa Warren
KR. D
Annie Warren
Coolville
Edwin E. Warren
Omaha
Neb
Western Union Telegraph Company
Sealock Divorce Granted in Athens County Court
In Common Pleas Court Judge C E Peoples granted Jennie Sealock a four year divorce from Glen Sealock on the grounds of gross neglect of duty. Two minor children were placed in the custody of Asa Kasler and wife, grandparents of Jennie Sealock.
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Jennie Sealock
Glen Sealock
C. E. Peoples
Pomeroy
Athens County
Primary Club Holds Christmas Meeting
The Kindergarten Primary Club held a Christmas meeting Thursday evening in the Rufus Putnam School four year kindergarten room. Miss Martha Green led a candle light service and a ten girl choir sang carols.
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Rufus Putnam School
Martha Green
Thelma Workman
Mary Elizabeth Sprague
Miriam Griffith
Martha Walker
Georgia Allen
Paula Mazurie
Kate Donaldson
Marian Snediker
Betty Backus
Agnes Angle
Carolyn Clutter
Constance MacLeod
Catherine Kenney
Dinner Bridge Club Meets for Six Oclock Play
The Thursday Night Bridge Club gathered at the Cottage Tea House for dinner and bridge. Three tables competed with Mrs. H. D. Thompson taking first prize and Mrs. Dwight Robinson second. Members present included several named ladies and guests Mrs. Owen Carmichael, Mrs. Ray Cooper, and Mrs. Fred McCoy.
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Cottage Tea House
D. Thompson
Dwight Robinson
8. D. Thompson
A. B. Townsend
Carl Buck
D. I. Gandee
Paul Richard
E. L. Gibbs
Vercoe Murphy
Charles Marquis
Owen Carmichael
Ray Cooper
Fred McCoy
Former Local Man To Wed in Texas
Mr. Rolland Ruth reports a Corpus Christi promise of marriage between Miss Mary Pearle Garrett and Mr. Donald Cable set for December 27. Miss Garrett is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Garrett of Corpus Christi. Mr. Cable's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cable of Refugio. Cable formerly lived in Athens and worked in Toledo before returning to Texas to pursue oil business. his grandfather is C. R. Cable of East State Street.
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Rolland Ruth
Corpus Christi
Texas
Mary Pearle Garrett
Donald Cable
Miss Garrett
Joseph E. Garrett
Mr. Cable
Harry Cable
Refugio
Athens
C. R. Cable
East State Street
Women's Music Club to Sing Carols at Episcopal Church
The Women's Music Club presents a Sunday Carol Service at the East State Episcopal Church at 3 p.m. featuring English and French carols, traditional selections, and a quartet performance. Miss Mary Ness presides. Miss Helen Hedden directs. Mrs. Ruston is organist. Mrs. Benedict reads.
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Women's Music Club
Episcopal Church East State
Babe Divine
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