Streamline Silhouette Is Feature Of Paris Openings
Paris fashions for 1934 emphasize equilibrium and formality with luxurious fabrics. Two new silhouettes stress back fullness and balanced front movement, while waistlines stay small and skirts lengthen. Evening attire features flowing lines, capes, and stiff silks, with Patou highlighting back fullness and sapphire blue against black and navy.
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Paris
Rosette Hargrove
Yesteryear
Patou
City Federation Reviews Work and Plans Attendance Drive
Athens City Federation session chaired by Mrs. W. J. Gard presented a resume of club activities and urged greater attendance. Mrs. Arthur Boyles opened with song and members discussed memorial plans for a Civil War era grave, a $2 gift to support the memorial land, and the Federation’s local fundraising and beautification efforts including West State Street Cemetery. Civic groups highlighted Child Health work and magazine drives for needy families as part of ongoing county services.
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Athens City Federation
W. J. Gard
Arthur Boyles
Mee Rey Lash
J. BR. Harvey
Vinen Tevideon
Custer
Wen
Athens
Federation
Mra. Lash
Harvey
John Finsterwald
Weat State Street
Nelle Atkinson
PTA hears authority on child psychology in luncheon talk
Mrs. Garry C. Myers, chairwoman of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers, spoke on Understanding the Child at a luncheon for PTA leaders. School officials and teachers attended at Motel Berry Moniday before her afternoon address at the High School Auditorium.
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Garry C. Myers
Parent Education
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Berry Moniday
Parent- Teacher Association
Oliver L. Wood
Sherman Gilmore
Henri Hess
East Side
Mice Lena Heim
West Side
Marper C
H R Wilson To Review Testament of Youth Friday
Dr. H R Wilson professor of English at Ohio University will give a review of the book Testament of Youth by Vera Brittain Friday evening at Music Hall Auditorium. This is the second in a four part series of faculty reviews with upcoming readings by Miss Helen Fretts and others. The Martzolff Class of the First Methodist Church hosts a social Thursday evening with Mrs J W Hudson and group as hostesses, led by Mrs Arthur Hunter with committees in charge.
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Hiram Roy Wilson
Ohio University
Vera Brittain
Music Hall
Irma E. Voigt
Eugene O'Neill
Helen Fretts
Ida Elizabeth
Sigrid
Edith Wray
Jule Newberry
Martzolff
First Methodist Church
J. W. Hudson
Arthur Hunter
R. P. Imes
C. L. Howington
Poise and Posture Key to Charm in Frances Robinson-Duff Series
The article outlines how healthy body, good posture, and restraint from flattery build true charm. Frances Robinson-Duff argues health supports posture, posture signals character, and a poised gait complements other attractive traits.
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Frances Robinson-Duff
Poise and charm tips from Kay Francis on posture and manners
The article discusses Kay Francis and gossip, praising her quiet lifestyle and cautioning against distracting gestures. It advises straight posture, firm feet, relaxed shoulders, minimal fidgeting, and deliberate, meaningful movements to maintain charm. It warns against pacing, shuffling, and excessive gestures in social settings.
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Kenneth McKenna
Kay Francis
Notable Athens Residents from Civil War Era to Early 20th Century
The article profiles local figures connected to Athens including General Thomas F. Wilds, General Charles H. Grosvenor, journalist Carl Van Anda, Rear Admiral Lewis De Steiguer, and Athens native novelist Alberta Stedman Eagen. It traces Wilds’s Ohio service, Grosvenor’s congressional tenure and Athens Port Office link, Van Anda’s rise after Ohio University, De Steiguer’s naval career and New York residence, and Eagen’s literary career from Athens roots to California.
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New York Times
Ohio University
van Anda
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
the Times
Lewis de Steigner
Christian Church
West State Street
Athens
Alabama
Maine
Havana
de Steiguer
Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York City
Original N. Y. Cast To Present Green Pastures in Athens
The Pulitzer play Green Pastures will be staged at Ohio University's Memorial Auditorium on Monday February 26 with the same Broadway cast except for Gabriel who has left twice by death. Richard B Harrison leads a company of over 100, drawn from Roark Bradford's Old Man Adam and His Chillun, and the 22 scene drama features the Heavenly Choir between acts. Proceeds from a 5:30 p.m. church dinner at the Presbyterian Church will aid missionary work.
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Athens
Green Pastures
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorum
Gabriel
Mansfield Theater
New York
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
East
Midwest
the Presbyterian Church
Marc Connelly
Roark Bradford
Ol Man Adam and His
Cooper to review Magnificent Obsession at Athens Church
Prof C E Cooper of Ohio University Geography dept will give a review at the seven o clock service tomorrow at Athens Presbyterian Church. He will interpret the Lloyd Douglas book Magnificent Obsession and explain the author’s purpose to the public.
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Prof. Cooper
Athens Presbyterian Church
C. E. Cooper
Department of Geography
Ohie University
Lloyd Douglass
Cooper
Dr. Douglass
First Congregationalist
Ann Arbor
Mich
Being a Minister Is Fun at Kiwanis Meeting
Rev. Howard E. Warner of Alexander Presbyterian Church told Athens Kiwanis Club members at Berry Hotel that ministry can be fulfilling. He contrasted a Forum article by a former clergyman who boycotted ministry as lonely and demanding with Warner’s view of vocation as lively and rewarding.
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Rev. Warner
Howard £. Warner
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Athens Kiwanis Club
Berry Hotel
Forum
Marriage of Lorene Starlin to Forest G No land
Mr and Mrs H H Starlin announce the marriage of their daughter Lorene Starlin to Forest G No land at the Methodist Episcopal Parsonage Guysville on Sunday February 4 The attendants were Lucille Starlin twin sister and Ray Starlin The bride a Ames Bern High School Class of 1933 graduate The groom a Athens High School graduate Mr Noland attended Ohio University They will reside in Lancaster where Mr Noland is employed
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H. H. Starlin
Lorene
Forest G. Noland
Lancaster
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Guysville
W. H. Reitz
Lucille Starlin
Ray Starlin
Ames- Bern High School
Athens High School
Noland
Ohio University
School Program Promises Songs Plays for Feb 9 Evening
The first six grades will stage a program of stations songs and two plays at 8 p m February 9 under Miss Fern and Miss Helen Ashford with assistance from Miss Gaylord Proceeds fund book purchases. Sewing meeting at 2 30 p m at 86 Franklin Avenue hosted by Betsy Ross group Dr and Mrs J D in Columbus plan chiropractor event at Deshler Wallick Hotel.
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Helen Ashford
Misset Gaylord
Betsy Ross
Mead
Franklin Avenue
Tay
J. D
Jumbus
Deshler-Wallick Hotel
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