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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1931

Page

6

Society clubs news of interest to women in Red Thrush

Ginger Ella Tolliver forms a Junior entry club in Red Thrush Iowa hiring Bard Holloway as artist and inviting Nicolo Calleno and companions to join. Speed Roney visits with his sister Cotton. Ginger plans a dance at Milt Rush but confronts Cotton who appears poised and stylish, challenging Ginger’s social schemes.

Red Thrush Iowa Ginger Ella Tolliver Cordingly Ginger Phil Wyan Doorn Bard Holloway Ginger Bard Jose de Vivre Chicago Nico Calleno Nicolo Angelo Pietro Benito Nicole Phil Bee Speed Roney East Speed Patty Sears Patty Eddy Jackson Eddy Rome Little Sister Milt Rush Mr. Bard Robins Italy Dooradee Mill Rush Ginger Ella Ivy Ford Europe Alicia

Missionary Society Meeting elects year officers

Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church held its regular monthly meeting at 59 Elmwood Place. Devotions were led by Mrs. George C. Dyson. Officers for the year were elected: president C. M. Gill, vice president I. E. Goldsberry, secretary Dow S. Grones, treasurer Marry Foster, and other posts filled by named members.

Tompkins Fk. B. Gullum H. D. Henry G. C. Dyson L. J. Addicott E. B. Acomb

Friendship Music Club Meeting At Dorothy Bairds Home

The Friendship Music Club met at Dorothy Baird’s home at 36 Brown Avenue Friday night with sixteen members and four visitors. A varied program included piano solos by Eileen Sanders Anna Mae Rupe and Phyllis Sheldon and a read poem Song of St Valentine Eve by Lois Fri. Three new members Opal Brown Odessa Brown and Anna Mae Rupe were welcomed. Games were played and valentines exchanged. Refreshments were served by hostess Mrs H A Baird.

Friendship Music Club Dorothy Baird Brown Avenue Eileen Sanders Anna Mae Rupe Phyllis Sheldon Lois Fri Opal Brown Odessa Brown H. A. Baird

Chapter 6 PEO Sisterhood Dines at Cooper Home

Chapter 6 of the PEO Sisterhood entertained their husbands Tuesday night at dinner at the home of Prof. and Mrs. Co. FE. Cooper on Columbia Avenue. Covers were laid for twenty nine.

Co. FE. Cooper Columbia Avenue

Valentine Party Hears Club Read, Plans Change

Maecenas Literary Club held an annual valentine party Tuesday with hostess Mrs. William Tom. Mrs. Fred Stauffer presided and a new member, Mrs. C. A. Spriggs, joined.

The Maecenas Literary Club William Tom Richland Avenue Fred Stauffer Mra. C. A

Fish and Game Club Gains Members in Drive

Fifteen new members joined the Athens County Branch of the Muskingum Fish and Game Club at E. H. Taylor's shop in Glouster. The membership drive continues with a next meeting scheduled there Monday night at 7 30.

Glouster Athens County Muskingum Fish and Game Club E. H. Taylor Mr. Taylor

Hollister Seniors Lead State Test Rankings

Glouster February report from the State Department of Education shows Hollister High School seniors performing well. Robert Mingus scored 98 and Lottie Sauters 97, with Helen Alderman Daisy Deem and Reginald Walczak also posting high marks in the state ranking.

Glouster Hollister High School State Department of Education Hollister Robert Mingus Lottie Sauters Peres Helen Alderman Daisy Deem Reginald Walczak Helen Shepard

Eagles leaders to address Glouster meeting Thursday night

Thomas O'Donnell of the Grand Aerie F O E will speak at Glouster Aerie Fraternal of Eagles on Thursday night. President E M Berry of the Order of Eagles is scheduled to attend the same address that evening per a letter from the Vécal aerie officers.

Glouster S. B. Slick Lester Zimmer Ed Vaughn Ernest Bingman Odd Fellow Rebekah M. E Thomas O'Donnell Grand Aerie Glouster Aerie

Mrs Harley Returns Home After Major Surgery

Glouster residents report Mrs Harley has left a Columbus hospital where she underwent a major operation. She is expected to make a complete recovery at her home in the city.

Glouster Harley Columbus

Lively C C L Papers Prompt Discussion at Meeting

The Child Conservation League held a Tuesday night meeting at Mrs. Thomas Rosser’s home with 22 members. James Whitcomb Riley quotations were shared, two papers on Telling the Truth and Mental Hygiene were discussed, readings were given, and a singing program preceded refreshments.

James Whitcomb Riley Child Conservation League Thomas Rosser West Washington Street W. F. Gilesecke America ‘the Beautiful James Jones J. W. Hudson Laura Betty Eisele Thelma Workman Fred Lee Tom C. Hartman Frederick Fred Fenzel H. P. Stood Charles Jordan Lloyd Burt Eisele Workman Chamber of Commerce

Delphian Dinner Precedes Meeting on Tuesday

A 6 o'clock dinner preceded the Delphian Society meeting at 45 Maplewood Drive hosted by Mrs. Fred Wheaton. Eighteen members attended as the program on Norse Myths and Teutonic Folk Tales was led by Mrs. Maude Rutherford with topics by several members, including Mrs. Carl Ferguson and Mrs. R. A. Dalton.

Delphian Society Fred Wheaton Maplewod Drive Maude Rutherford Carl Ferguson R. A. Dalton H. A. McCatskill JL. M. Cooper Ural Westfall Gladys Brooks Gertrude Pritchard

Progressive Literary Club Elects Officers and Hears Musical Program

Mrs. Neal Hessel hosted the Progressive Literary Club meeting on Tuesday night at Second Street with officers elected. Officers include Mrs. H M Brookins president, and other posts filled. A musical program featured Mrs. Guy Graham, Mrs. Clarence Duncan, Mrs. Fred Slaughter and Natalie Slaughter. Guests attended.

Neal Hessel St Second Street Progressive Literary Club H. M. Brookins Fred Slaughter L. C. Meade J. C. Crossen Clarence Duncan H. M. Bennett Elson Hedges James McClannahan Guy Graham Natalie Guy Gardner Ila Orr Frank Dean Natalie Slaughter

Banks to Close for Lincoln's Birthday Holiday

Athens banks will be closed Thursday in observance of Lincoln's Birthday, a state and national holiday.

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