Countess of Listowel weighs European views on war and dictators
The Countess of Listowel discusses Europe’s stance on war and dictatorships. She forecasts no European war, supports Hapsburg return to counter Nazi influence, notes British sympathy for King George VI, and sees U S France and Britain uniting against aggression while Hungarian views mix anti dictatorship with sympathy for Hitler and Mussolini.
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Countess of Listowel
Europe
Countess of
Listowel
Austria
Hapsburgs
Schuschnigg
Otto
George VI
British Empire
Edward
Great Britain
Ireland
Hungary
England
United States
General Motors
Roosevelt
France
Johnson
Nye
Hitler
Him
Germany
Italy
Countess Judith Listowel Attends Faculty Club Reception
Judith Countess of Listowel attended a reception at the Women's Faculty Club hosted by Miss Genevieve Apgar and Mrs. Irvin D. Quick. The event featured a green velvet gown with a cloth of gold bodice, a coffee table with white china and pink flowers, and a receiving line with AAUW and Faculty Club members including Miss Edith Wray and Mrs. George Hitchcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith
Countess of
Listowel
Genevieve Apgar
American Association of University Women
Irvin D. Quick
Clara DeLand
AAUW
Edith Wray
George Hitchcock
Amelia Hockenberry
Louise Field
Edith Prentiss
Constance Leete
Mary Theodora Ness
Victor Whitehouse
H. L. Dunlap
Constance T. MacLeod
Rev and Mrs Clark Honored by Farewell Reception
Farewell reception at First Presbyterian Church honors Rev Arthur T. Clark and his wife before they relocate to Evanston Illinois where he will serve as assistant pastor to Dr. Ernest Freemont Tittle. Attendees include Dr. F B Dilley and many professors and pastors.
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Mrs. Clark
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Arthur T. Clark
Athens
First Methodist Church of
Evanston, Ill
Clark
Ernest Freemont Tittle
John Jaegers
Can't O. A.'s Auditorium Hear Its Speakers?
Society editor notes Memorial Auditorium offers poor acoustics and lighting crowding out speakers including Countess of Listowel. Snowy audience struggles to hear or see as words like Poland and Danzig barely rise above inaudible murmur. Calls university to install public address system and improve stage lighting.
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Countess of
Poland
Danzig
Roosia
Memorial Auditorium
University
Society
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Meetings
Regular monthly meetings for the United Spanish War Veterans Camp 78 Ladies Auxiliary No 64 Lair No 30 Snaix proceed at IOOF Hall Tuesday 7 30 p m inspection by state officer Nabby Lee Ames Chapter DAR meets Tuesday 7 30 p m Martzolff rooms First Methodist Church The Tuesday Club hosts a dinner at the Colonial Tuesday 6 30 p m West Side PTA meets Tuesday 7 30 p m Founder's Day program Social Sewing Society gathers Wednesday 1 30 4 p m with Valentines exchange Higley Study Circle meets Wednesday 2 p m at 9 Morris Ave Women In Politics program by Mrs W Gross Daughters of the Union Veterans dinner Wednesday 6 p m followed by patriotic program led by Mrs Mattie K James Open by Athens High School string band guest speaker Mrs Anna K Price Woman's Relief Corps American Legion Auxiliary invited for 8 p m program Book Review AAUW meets Wednesday Feb 17 7 30 p m Faculty Women s Club Margaret Benedict reviews Of Lena Geyer Pocahontas Lodge meets 7 30 p m Wednesday Red Man s Hall potluck for George Washington birthday and three month member birthdays
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United Spanish War Veterans
Ladies Auxiliary
Lair
Snaix
IOOF
Daughters of the Union Veterans
Odd Fellows Hall
Mattie K. James
Athens High School
Anna K. Price
Woman's Relief Corps
American Legion Auxiliary
Sp. m
AAUW
Faculty Women's Club
Margaret Benedict
Lena Geyer
Marcia Davenport
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Man's Hall
George Washington
Patty Gilbert Birthday Honor At Gay Tea Room
A seventh birthday party for Patty Gilbert was held Monday from 5 to 7 p m at the Gay Tea Room. Tap dancing by Honnie Herron Barbara Hope Helene Gibbs and Charles Wise accompanied games ice cream cake and a Washington's Birthday themed centerpiece of sweet peas. Guests included Miss Young Miss Pauline Kimes Mrs Porterfield and Mrs Harley Gilbert. Children present included Mary Ellen Bradfield Bonnie Herron Louise Connett Barbara Hope Irma Harmon Diane Crawford Helene Gibbs Jimmie Algeo Charles Wise and Frankie Foster. One high school in New York City has 10 000 male students.
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Patty Gilbert
Honnie Herron
Barbara Hope
Helene Gibbs
Charles Wise
Washington
Miss Young
Pauline Kimes
Central School
Athens
Porterfield
Junction City
Harley Gilbert
Patty
Mary Ellen Bradfield
Bonnie Hereron
Louise Connett
Irma Harmon
Diane Crawford
Jimmie Algeo
Chareles Wise
Frankie Foster
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Betty
Bosco
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W. L. Gard
M. D. Hughes
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William G. Seaman
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Neil J. Crawford
Lloyd W. Clarke
Church of the Good Shepherd
F. B. Dilley
EB. Hansen
A. B. Sias
J. R. Gentry
O. BE. McClure
L. C. Staats
M. E. Millis
Sarah Foster
O. F. Peoples
A. O. Sloane
George McLaughlin
Lelia Walker
J. R. Morton
Mable Olsen
James Porter
O. D. Morrison
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Hobson Study Circle
Carl Fuller
Franklin Ave
Nabby Lee Ames
DAR
Martzolff
C. M. Copeland
Constance MacLeod
Cc. D. Hopkins
M. D Hughes
Alex Nelson
Woman Movement
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Social Sewing Society
Viola Young
University Terrace
Higley Study Circle
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