Socially Speaking Dinner Draws Record Athens Crowd
The Athens Junior-Senior Parents and Teachers Organization attracted about 250 people to a Monday night dinner at Athens Senior High School Auditorium. Guests included Dr. Walter Collins, Superintendent Pendry, and school officials. a program featured music and a talk on democracy reinforcing education.
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Athens Junior-Senior Parents and Teachers
Athens Senior High School
Harper C. Pendry
Athens City
Walter Collins
Division of Instruction
State Department of Education
O. L. Wood
Athens Senior
S. E. Gilmore
Athens
Pendry
Wilmington College
Collins
Frederick Rosser
Ruth Ann Grover
Frances Hessel
Margargaret Graham
Loren Stack
Max Baughman
Clarence Wyckoff
P.S. Wamsley
E. A. Cottingham
Business Women's Club Hosts City Federation Meeting
Mrs. Margaret Davis director of dining halls at Ohio University spoke to the Athens Business and Professional Women's Club as it entertained the Athens City Federation in the Cline Building. The program titled Some New Ideas in Cookery covered cooking as a science and introduced new time saving food articles for homemakers.
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Margaret Davis
Ohio University
Athens Business and Professional Women's Club
Athens City Federation
Cline
Minstrel Show Plans Highlight City Federation Meeting
Miss Geraldine Hope presided over a Business Women's Club program with Miss Virginia Segale, Miss Alice Maccombs, and Miss Emily Geison singing. Robert Balmer provided piano. the City Federation discussed plans for the year and a minstrel show set for March 11 and 12 with tickets to be distributed next week. Athens County Republican Women meet February 13 at 7 30 p m at the Hotel Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Hope
Business Women's Club
Virginia Segale
Alice Maccombs
Emily Geison
Robert Balmer
City Federation
W. L. Gard
H. M. Woods
City
Mrs. Woods
Sew a Heart on Your Valentine's Day Frock
NEA Service describes Valentine fashion featuring crochet heart decorations for dresses hats jewelry and accessories. It explains making 11 hearts in one color and 8 in another for a boutonniere or belt and notes methods and materials including colors yarns hooks and embroidery floss.
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New York
Knitting Crochet Motifs for Belts Cords and Boutonniere
Instructions describe crochet motifs for decorative belts and cords using three colors Brilliant and Brillant. Setup includes hearts arranged along belt with large cross stitches between them and eyelets at ends. Cords are twisted and laced through eyelets, finished with bows and double hearts at cord ends.
District Epworth Leagues Rally and Consecration Service
The Canaanville Guysville and Stewart Epworth Leagues held their second league rally at Guysville Methodist Church on Sunday February 2. The afternoon service opened with prayer by Rev Ray Greene followed by programs from each league and an evening worship and consecration service.
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Epworth
Canaanville
Guysville
Stewart
Stewart League
Richard Hartt
Jesus
Guysville League
Janice Chapman
Spotters
Circuit League
Charles McAfee
Madelon Jandes
Jean Crawford
Richard Smith
Masonic Hall
Church
Frances Hatch
Progressive Class Sets February Banquet at Church
The Progressive Class of Central Ave. Methodist Church met in the church basement with 27 members present. Alaire Hutchins led devotions as Mrs. Nelle Hawk presided over the business, announcing a banquet on Monday February 17. Entertainment was by Mrs. Frank Richey and Mrs. Nelle Hawk. hostessing duties fell to Mrs. Ben Dicken Mrs. Stanley Nida and Mrs. Harold Mc Grath.
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Central Ave. Methodist Church
Alaire Hutchins
Nelle Hawk
Frank Richey
Ben Dicken
Stanley Nida
Harold McGrath
Vegetable Soup Sale At Central Ave Methodist Church
Central Ave Methodist Church will sell home made vegetable soup in the church basement on Thursday February 6. All orders must be in by Wednesday noon. Orders may be placed with Mrs Robert Hutchins or Mrs J W Parfitt.
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Central Ave. Methodist Church
Robert Hutchins
J. W. Parfitt
The
Episcopal Church
D. M. Drollinger
W.C.T.U
Christian Church
Pitfalls of Love in a Gangster Mystery
Madge Gm seeks Marion's college roommate Carolyn Brixton for facts about Marion's disappearance. Carolyn admits Marion left college with a man not a gangster and intends to marry him, challenging Madge's suspicion of a gangster link. Edge’s cross examination exposes the lie and Marion’s innocence.
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Lillian
Carolyn
Marion
Anity
Mrs. Ticer
Katherine
Jack Bickett
Marion Morion
Madge G m
Carolyn Brixton
Edge
Sequel to Marriage Meddlers Delivers Growing Terror
Adele Garrison endures a venom of fear after a confrontation about Marion and a dangerous secret. The narrator suspects Carolyn is lying to mislead him and shifts tactics to avoid worsening her terror while keeping Marion’s mother in mind. The scene ends with a promise to resume questioning tomorrow.
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Carolyn
Marion
Miss Nelle Foster and kin span cities for studies
Miss Nelle Foster plans to return from New York City after a week with her sister Miss Jane Foster in Bronxville. Their letter notes theater and opera visits including Helen Hayes in Twelfth Night and Carmen at the Met. Doris Sponsoler visits Washington with Phyllis Duerr and Mr. Leslie Fultz. Rev Father Connelly visits Athens. Mrs. Wright travels from Northwood Addition to Schenectady then home to Bristol. Prof Nessley family called to Mansfield for illness. Circle Two of Central Ave Methodist meets at 7:30 tonight.
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Nelle Foster
R. A. Foster
Woodard Ave
New York City
Ohio University
Jane Foster
Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville
Metropolitan Opera
Doris Sponseller
Washington, D. C
Leslie Fultz
Phyllis Duerr
Howard E. Wright
Allen R. Kresge
Northwood Addition
Schenectady
N. Y
H. M. Smith
Bristol
Ind
Carl Nessley
State St
Mansfield
Nessley
P. M. Woodin
Central Ave. Methodist Church
A. S. Antle
Bermuda Roofs Must Be Limewashed Annually
Bermuda law requires annual limewashing of all roofs as most drinking water drains from roofs into covered tanks.
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Bermuda
One Woman’s Letter on Friendship and Household Duties
Mrs. R. Horton of Pomeroy writes about balancing friendship with housework and urges other women to share views. The piece cites a Messenger article on Athens housewives and door to door sales, argues for setting calling times, and quotes Seneca on mutual help. Also includes care tips for beaded trims and fabric washing.
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R. Horton
Pomeroy
The
Messenger
Athens
Woman Must Choose Between Career and Home Roles
Ruth Millett notes social pressure urging wives to quit work after marriage. Mary Smith finds her office salary five times her worth as a houseworker, while a friend earns ten times that value to her husband. She weighs common sense against tradition, concluding motherhood can justify continuing employment and childrearing.
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Mary
Club Calendar Highlights Local Tuesday Meetings
A series of club events and meetings are scheduled Tuesday February 4 including The Eastwood hosts Mr. and Mrs. Hughes with speaker Dean Gamerts felder on The Liberties We Want. Other gatherings include Philathea Class at Franklin Ave home and White Shrine Lodge initiation preceded by dinner.
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Mrs. Hughes
the Eastwood
Dean Gamertsfelder
Christian Church
Leland Stokes
Franklin Ave
White Shrine Lodge
C.F
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna Aids Digestion
Constipation causes stomach upset bloating and bad breath says the ad. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin to ease bowels and protect the stomach. It claims pepsin aids medicine delivery and that children like the taste. Buy at your druggist today.
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Dr. Caldwell
Splendid Home Cough Remedy Saving You Money
A simple no cooking cough remedy blends sugar syrup with Pinex to make a full pint of medicine. It promises quick action by loosening phlegm soothing membranes and easing breathing, with favorable results for cold induced coughs and a money back guarantee if not pleased.
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A. R. Kresge
B. T. Grover
Roy H. Paynter
W. F. Copeland
Neil Thomas
C. C. Chapman
Elizabeth Hooper
Marcia Green
Martha Jo Wise
Martha Isbell Cottingham
Barbara Danford
Betty Wyckoff
Helen Martha Copeland
Martha Lou Dowier
Betty Griswold
Jane Grover
Betty Jean Thomas
Don Clippinger
Will Cable
Ralph Arnold
G. E. White
E. N. Corwin
C. L. Dow
W. M. Bryant
T. L. Garrett
F. L. Shoemaker
W. F. Smiley
F. B. Dilley
Hal H. Rowland
Dorothy Williams
Eleanore Fisher
Moriarity
A. A. Nellis
Louis Hammerie
C. D. Samford
Lloyd Bjornstad
F. L. Preston, Jr
Irene Hand
Lucille Duffee
Eva Lamon
Edith Stocklin
Nother
Absor
Ohio
Dbe Oo
Athens County
Berry
NEA
Stewart Church
Canaanville Church
Richard
Robert
Wanda Smith
Harry
Thomas Rose
Jean
Jessie Crawford
Charles
Margaret
McAfee
Doris
Jean Poston
Phyllis Halbirt
Adah Sutton
Marva van Horn
Bill
Joan Chesser
Lurene
Eleanor Buch
Blanche
Eleanor
George Fuller
Jessie
Jeannine Simmons
Charles Ashcraft
Garnette Klingenberg
Bobby Bolen
Shirley Ashcraft
Ray Greene
Roger
Madelon
Betty Lou Jandes
James
Nellie Ogg
Donald
Willard Frisby
Clarence Vess
Donald Parsons
Marguerite Deeter
Clarice Linton
Eleanor Six
T. A. Copeland
Mary Agnes
Katharine Barrows
Madge
Mrs. Tieer
Marriage Meddlers
Adele Garrison
Richard Connelly
Martins Ferry
St. Paul's Church
Knights of Columbus
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C. H. McCrum
Crawford Home
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Alix
Jergens
Quick's
Ruth Millett
Mary Smith
John Smith
Doris Mansfield
Stewart St
Hobson Study Circle
L. H. Blackwood
N. Congress St. Oop
Richland Ave. M. E. Church
Ermal Stalder
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout
Phi Mu
H. R. Jollife
Columbia Ave
W.la
Earl Funk
Morris Ave
Social Sewing Society
Dale Hart
Mill St
Higley Study Circle
Eastwood
Athens County Council For Childhood Education
Edwin Watts
Gallaher's
Gallaher
Court St
Colonial
Colonial Plan
Colonial Finance Gnpary Berry Hotel
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