OU Faculty Wives Host Valentine Tea and Style Show Prep
Despite chilly weather OU Faculty Wives held their monthly meeting in the OU Center. A Valentine theme tea featured a centerpiece by Mrs. Karl Atneavidosd and color films on home styling by Loretta Breakey. The group discussed a style show planned for March at 7 30 pm with tickets available to Faculty wives and Newcomers Club members.
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Karl
Valentine
A. C. Anders
R. A. Foster
Crnoon
Homeradshaw
Harrison Butterith
Gordon Wiseman
William Fitchhorn
T. Hellebrandt
Richard Bitters
OU Center
Broom
Foster
Ves
Wilm Chase
Lowellyward
Homer Brad
Women’s Society of Christian Service Meets at Fellowship Hall
Noise from first Methodist Church completion barely disturbed a Tuesday afternoon meeting of the Women’s Society of Christian Service executive committee. Led by president Mrs C White, the group reviewed duties, heard reports from two panels, and discussed new ideas with assistance from Mrs A C LaFollette and others.
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First Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Fellowship Hall
Curch
Uder
C White
A. Renkenberger
Weir
Harry
Shade Bates WSCS Hold Combined Meeting
Shade and Bates WSCS groups joined for an evening meeting February 6 at the home of Mrs. Sam Jefferson on Athens-Pomeroy Road. Mrs. Bertha Phillips, Shade president, led introductions of Bates president Mrs. Charles Seipel and her members, followed by a program of readings and social hour refreshments for a list of guests and members.
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Sam Jefferson
Athens
Pomeroy Road
WSCS
Shade
Bates
Ethel Hart
Bertha *Hillips
Shade Wscs
Bates Wscs
Charles Seipel
Edith Grimm
Hazel Creames
Edward L. Miller
William Hart
Sam Jeffers
Si Allen
Bertha Phillips
Nettie Harris
Ethel Williams
Hazel Creamer
Olive Wilson
Lena Powell
Flora Pratt
Mildred Johnson
Eva Alien
Virgie Johnson
Eva Brown
Mazie Hanning
Cardle
Sue Seipel
Samra Sue’ Jeffers
Nita Phillips
Virginia Dunfee
Barbara Bolin
Larry Jeffers
Pomona Grange To Sponsor Cafeteria Dinner
The Athens County Pomona Grange will sponsor a cafeteria style chicken and gum dinner with a country store at Athens Grange on the Athens County Fairgrounds. The public event runs February 28 from 5 to 8 p.m. and features free entertainment.
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Athens County Pomona Grange
Athens Grange
Athens County Fairgrounds
WCTU Tea Postponed to February 19 at First Christian
The Francis Willard Tea postponed from Friday February 14 now takes place on Wednesday February 19 at 2 p m at the First Christian Church. Miss Mary Ness will serve as program speaker with Mrs C R White leading devotions.
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WCTU
Francis Willard
First Christian Church
Mary Ness
C. R. White
Lessons in Bridge and His Grand Slam Play
The late Ely Cubertson, a top player, used a squeeze to seal a grand slam. He ran trumps, discarded a club, forced Dick Richards to protect the spade king, and cashed spades to unveil West’s holdings, proving clever endgame technique.
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North
West
Dick Richards
Detroit
Ely Cubertson
Ely
Dummy
Violinist Michael Rabin To Open Athens Concert
Internationally famed violinist Michael Rabin appears tonight at Memorial Auditorium in Athens under the Athens Community Concert Association. The 21 year old artist performs at eight with Leon Pommers at the piano. Program includes works by Leclair Brahms Chopin Elgar Wieniawski Sarasate Bloch and Saint Saens.
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Michael Rabin
Athens
Memorial Auditorium
Europe
Australia
Israel
United States
Rabin
Leclair
Brahms
Chopin
Elgar
Wieniawski
Sarasate
Suki Nigun
Bloch
Saint-Saens
Leon Pommers
Canasta Club Elects New Officers at Plains Meeting
The Plains Canasta Club gathered at Mrs. Dwight Croce’s home with Mrs. William Oliver Mrs. Alva Koon Mrs. Richard Michael Mrs. Ray MecGraner and Mrs. Robert Hawk present. Officers elected were President Mrs. Robert Hawk Vice President Mrs. Roy Lange Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Richard Michael. The next meeting is set for Tuesday February 25.
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Plains Canasta Club
Dwight Croce
William Oliver
Alva Koon
Richard Michael
Ray MecGraner
Robert Hawk
Roy Lange
Delta Kappa Gamma To Have Dinner Saturday In Athens
Delta Kappa Gamma Athens Chapter hosts a dinner this Saturday at the Ohio University Center with nearly 70 attendees from 10 chapters. Ohio University President John C. Baker will speak on the United Nations, with Mabelle Darst and Beryl Cone as co chairs and Iris Fierce presiding.
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Athens
Alpha Lambda
Delta Kappa Gamma
Ohio University Center
Nctieneionce
Ana Alalani
Camilla Wisenbach
Edna Felt
Treva Black
Nellie Wooley
Maude Stauffer
Iris Fierce
Dr Lester Evans Reports World Tour To Athens Presbyterian Group
Dr Lester Evans of Cambridge spoke to Athens Presbyterian Women's Association and guests at a church dinner last Tuesday after returning from a yearlong global trip. He showed color slides from Asia Australia New Zealand and the Philippines and urged continued faith in missionary work. Members were welcomed by Mrs Fred Picard and introduced by Mrs L C Mitchell with music by George Crawford and Charles Rodman.
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Lester Evans
Cambridge
Athens Presbyterian Women’s Association
Evans
Asia
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Fred Picard
Association
Dr. Evans
L. C. Mitchell
Handel
George Crawford
Charles Rodman
F. L. Shoemaker
Mental Health Talk to Be Given by Mrs Semans at Junior Circle
Mrs Catherine Semans chief psychiatrist at Athens State Hospital will speak at the Junior Circle of CCL guest night on Thursday Feb 20 at 8 p m Her talk Mental Health Needs of Our Children will be followed by a Q A period Hostess Mrs D M Downard 196 E State St will be assisted by Mrs Robert Keller and Mrs James Lee Members are urged to bring friends
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Catherine Semans
Athens State Hospital
CCL
Semans
D. M. Downard
E. State St
Robert Keller
James Lee
Local Ohio University pledges two sororities
Two Belpre and Nelsonville residents pledged sororities at Ohio University. Sarah L. Bradley joined Alpha Delta Pi and Mary Ann Kinneer joined Pi Beta Phi. Bradley resides at 308 Florence Street Belpre and Kinneer at 86 Columbus Street Nelsonville.
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Ohio University
Sarah L. Bradley
Alpha Delta Pi
Florence St
Belpre
Mary Ann Kinneer
Columbus St
Nelsonville
Printed Pattern 4752 Misses' Maternity Top and Skirt
Sewing guide for beginner expected to mix match casual and galawear. Pattern 4752 covers Misses sizes 12 to 20 with a maternity top in size 16, a contrasting skirt, and printed directions. Include 35 cents for pattern, add 5 cents extra for first class mailing.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Addree
Music Series Opens Sunday At OU Center
The University cultural department schedules three programs open to students and faculty. This Sunday features Music of the Classical Period with Leighton Conkling and Elmer White performing a Haydn trumpet concerto, backed by Mrs. Paul Weise, and notes future romance and contemporary era pieces by brass quintet, woodwind quartet, and Dixieland with narration.
Calendar items for Saturday in Athens with church and school events
Athens Presbyterian Dinner meeting at the church D A R 2 pm Hotel Berry Mrs Al Bechtel hostess Record Hop at Rome Canaan School 7 30 pm Sponsored by Senior class Athens Local Youth Temperance Council 7 pm Fellowship Hall Church of God 21 Hocking St Members may invite a guest
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Rome-Canaan School
Athens
Relea We Detehes Honored At Valentine Party
Miss Colleen Wooten daughter of Rev and Mrs Carl Wooten was guest of honor at a birthday party held at the Nazarene Parsonage recreation room Tuesday evening. The event used a red and white Valentine theme and 50 guests attended as Miss Wooten received a gift of luggage.
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Colleen Wooten
Carl Wooten
Nazarene Parsonage
Pea cock motif embroider pattern 893 sale notice
Transfer of motifs for a bedroom embroidery design in vivid blues greens bronze with metallic threads. Pattern 893 measures 342x15 and 15x18 inches. Send thirty five cents to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept P O Box 169 New York 11 N Y. Print PATTERN NUMBER NAME ADDRESS and ZONE clearly.
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Athens Messenger
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Cheese& Station
New York
N. Y
Hot Spiced Chocolate Eggnog and Cherry Top Cupcakes
A wintry kitchen guide offers hot spiced chocolate eggnog and cherry top cupcakes to revive hungry youngsters after harsh outdoor games. Chocolate milk is highlighted as quick energy and calcium, with recipes for hot eggnog and cherry filled cupcakes using common ingredients.
Karen Walls Celebrates Her 14th Birthday With Friends
A group of Karen Sue Walls’s school friends gathered at her parents’ home in Athens Rt. 4 to celebrate her 14th birthday on a Saturday evening. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments of cake, ice cream, and punch were served. The guest list included Linda Gwinn Carolyn Williams Wanda Mingus Sharon Efaw Martina Wines Shirley Buffington Barbara Wilkes Dene Gwinn Gene Gwinn Alan Goldsberry Sam Bennett Charles Douglas Cecil Gillette Jimmy Deardorff Bull Paige James Buffington.
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Karen Sue Walls
Oliver Walls
Athens
Rt. 4
Karen Sue
Linda Gwinn
Carolyn Williams
Wanda Mingus
Sharon Efaw
Martina Wines
Shirley Buffington
Barbara Wilkes
Dene Gwinn
Gene Gwinn
Alan
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