Carnation Ball Hosts Chi Omega Night at Berry
Chi Omegas act as hostesses at a picturesque carnation ball at Berry Center with eight to twelve dances between guests and escorts. Miss Dorothy Lawrey led the grand march with Harper Williams. ATHENS girls in blue and black velvet gowns mingled with Athens guests and alumnae as Leo Reichert’s orchestra played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omegas
Berry
Dorothy Lawrey
Harper Williams
Phi Delt
Lawrey
Jean Hislop
Escore
William Cooper
Chi Omega
Athens
Social Calendar Highlights A Week of Local Ladies Meetings
Local clubs announce an active week with Catholic Ladies of Columbia meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at the K of C Hall. Married People's Class at 6 Cass St Monday 7 30 p m hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Ayers. Eastern Star also Monday 7 30 p m in Masonic Hall with refreshments. Tuesday brings Missionary Society at 2 30 p m and multiple hostessings including Episco pal Good Shepherd and Maecenas Literary Club at 2 p m. W B A initiations, Needle Club at 7 p m, Progressive Literary Club at 7 30 p m, Delphian Dinner and AAUW Art Group, Alpha Xi Delta meeting at 7 p m, and Child Conservation League guest night pot luck at 6 p m. Thursday features Wesley Needle Club at 8 p m, Betsy Ross Sewing Club at 2 p m, Christian Church Woman’s Missionary Society at 2 p m, Child Study Club Thursday evening, and UCD Club mid-winter picnic at noon with Valentine exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Frank Ayers
Cass St
Scott Neutzling
UCD Club
Elery Michael
EB. Mulberry St
Lions and tigers rival within the same family
The saying notes that while lions and tigers share ancestry, they remain fierce antagonists comparable to dogs and cats in their enmity.
Married Comrades Readings of a Hidden Plot
In a tense exchange, Lillian reveals to the narrator that Phil Veritzen is entangled in a major international scheme. Hezi says a yacht trip near the Atlantic twelve mile limit could be part of a crucial plan involving Noel and Mary as a potential government agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Veritzen
Phil
Atlantic
Noel
Mary
Allen
Miss Carolyn Fuller to Wed Mr Wickham in Early Summer
Miss Carolyn Fuller, daughter of Mrs. Dana Fuller of 115 Franklin Ave, will marry Mr. Robert Wickham in an early summer ceremony. Fuller graduates from Ohio University in June. Wickham is an Ohio University graduate and is an industrial arts teacher in Zanesville High School. An announcement party honored the couple with guests including Ruth Huggins Elvena Davidson Betty Hoyt McCoy Mary McCune and escorts William Farrell Mike Downard Francis Fuller Lloyd Black Robert Main and Robert Wickham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Bernadine Sprague
Carolyn Fuller
Miss Sprague
Robert Main
Miss Fuller
Robert Wickham
Ruth Huggins
William Farrell
Phyllis Jordan
Pauline Masterton
Jordan
Jack Kirk
Delta Tau
Miss Masterton
Robert Littler
Beta
Margaret Dunlap
Roger Daugherty
Elvena Davidson
Mike Downard
Mae McCune
Lloyd Black
Betty Hoyt McCoy
Francis Fuller
Helen Hayes
James Merill
Jean McNeil
Col
Thomas F. McNeil
Robert Bingman
Homer Dorman
Paul Beckley
William H. Herbert
John T. Sprague
Irene Devlin
Phil Shurager
Marion Danford
B. F. Beckley
Charleston
W. Va
Jane Hardesty
Alfred Lines
John Hurley
John McLean
McLean
Ruth Irwin
Canton
Jeannette Stewart
Monabelle Taylor
Herman G. James
Dean Irman. Voigt
John R.johnston
Margaret Lax
Louise Fields
James Patrick
Louis Brown
Emma Smith
Mary Littell
Virginia Brook
June Lowmiller
Jean Hislop
Leo Reichert
Ohio University
Dana Fuller
Franklin Ave
Wickham
Zanesville
Mary McCune
Grandmother’s Case for the Joys of Senior Life
A snow white haired grandmother argues that turning seventy brings peace and pleasure. She says older women escape youth pressures, enjoy freedom to dress, relax rules, and pursue personal delights. Men fade as mere humans, allowing life to prioritize self.
April Kinsel Honored On Sixth Birthday Party
April Kinsel celebrated her sixth birthday Saturday with a party for 12 friends at the Gay Tea Room. Valentine decor and a cake with candleholder birds set a festive mood as guests played games and prizes were awarded to Phyllis Bolin Jean La Baw Lawrence Bean and Betty Snyder. Miss Mabel Carr read stories and Mrs. William Connett photographed the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
April Kinsel
Gay Tea Room
Phyllis Bolin
Jean la Baw
Lawrence Bean
Betty Snyder
Mabel Carr
William Connett
Wesleyan Needle Club Entertainment at Cottage Tea House
The Wesleyan Needle Club will be entertained at the Cottage Tea House Thursday evening at o clock. Mr and Mrs Joe Walburn and Mr and Mrs Paul Mansfield will act as hosts and hostesses. Regrets should be sent no later than Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
Ray Barnhart
Wesley Needle Club
Cottage Tea Room
Paul Mansfield
Joe Walburn
Wesleyan Needle Club
Cottage Tea House
Help Kidneys Clean Out Poisonous Acids
An old advertisement warns that kidneys filter acids and can be damaged by neglect or harsh drugs. It urges sufferers of night urination nervousness dizziness and pains to try Cystex, claiming a $10,000 guarantee via Bank of America Los Angeles and a 48 hour vitality promise, with money back on return of empty package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Phil
Bank of America
Los Angeles
California
Adyv
Alpha Gamma Pledges Tea Sunday
The Alpha Gamma Delta pledge class hosted a Sunday tea from 3 to 5 p.m. for pledges of other sororities. Decorations featured red, buff, and green. Mrs. George Hitchcock poured. in the receiving line were Miss Jean Murphy, Miss Margaret Burt, Miss Ruth Carr, Miss Ida Drake, and Mrs. Gertrude Stewart, alumnae pledge advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta
George Hitchcock
Jean Murphy
Margaret Burt
Ruth Carr
Ida Drake
Gertrude Stewart
Birthday Table Of Town Guests List
A birthday table listed attendees including Erma Connett Patty Jordan Mary Eleanor Brad field Donna Poling Shirley Rose Judy Slingluff Betty Snyder Nancy Rutherford Lawrence Bean Jean La Baw Phyllis Bolin and Joan Yaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Connett
Patty Jordan
Mary Eleanor Bradfield
Donna Poling
Shirley Rose
Judy Slingluff
Betty Snyder
Nancy Rutherford
Lawrence Bean
Jean la Baw
Phyllis Bolin
Joan Yaw
Vicks Plan for Better Control of Colds
The ad outlines a two step home plan for preventing and relieving colds using Vicks Va tro nol and VapoRub. It advises rest, fluids, fresh air, and avoiding crowds, then a brisk back and chest massage followed by a warm cloth, claiming reduced illness duration from a large clinic study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks
VapoRub
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Herbert
Robert Will
McArthur
S. High St
Grosvenor St
E. State St
D. E. Bollinger Jr
Elan Louise
Painesville
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
K. of C. Hall
Masonic Hall
Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
E.S. Finsterwald
Church St
Neal Hessel
Second St
Maecenas Literary Club
Jesse Henry
Charles Wood
Odd Fellows Hall
W. A. Reading
Progressive Literary Club
C. D. Duncan
Maplewood Drive
Masonic
Delphian Club
Eastwood
William G. Seaman
James Hilton
Creative Art
AAUW
Faculty Women’s Club
Auxiliary of
Alpha Xi Delta
Hitchcock
Alpha Xi Delta House
Betsy Ross Sewing Club
Pearl Chase
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Charles Cameron
W. High St
William Mansfield
Stewart St
H. A. Fisher
Robert Griser
eSeeta
NES
Ratha
Wilson
IL K
Indianapolis, Indiana
Swansons
Molyneux
Madge
Lil
Chief
Dorothy DIX
Grandma
Needle Club
Matti Moenr
Eess
Compans
Mrnuufacturers
Newton 108
Maytag Ironer
Knights Templars
Athens Commandery No. 15
Joseph L. Pickering
ED Fpf. Sells
Das
A. Palmer
Kwik
Mea
Clover Farm
Carpenter - Maytag Co
Dial
Nelsonville
Glouster
Alpha Gamma
Valentine
Mrs. Stover
Logans