George Washington Tea Marks DAR Event and Delegates
Delegates to the state conference and national congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution were elected Saturday at a Colonial Tea celebrating George Washingtons Birthday. The event at Miss Jane Atwoods home featured a life of Washington, patriotic poetry, and a Washington themed refreshment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
George Washington
Jane Atwood
Elmwood Place
Nabby Lee Ames
Atwood
Hattie Lou Grones
Down
Grones
Washington
Mins Atwood
R. L. Morton
Low Humphrey
Cleveland
Shaker Heights
Mra. O. D. Dailey
R. W. Fineterwald
Mary Williams
Mary Kahler
Merc
P. G. Hibbard
Nellie Pickering
E. B. Acomb
Helen M. Townsend
O. D. Dailey
Miss Atwood
Washington, D. C
Finsterwald
Dalley
L. &. Nichols
BR. L. Morton
Lou Humphrey
W. 8. Mercer
H. L. Atkinson
W. L. Gard
D. H. Moore
J. M. Foster
D. R. Richards
BR. W. Finsterwald
EK. B. Agomb
C. C. Robinson
Eastern Star Memorial Services Held in Pomeroy
The District of the Order of Eastern Star conducted memorial services at the Masonic Temple in Pomeroy on Saturday afternoon. Athens Chapter officers attended and a number of guests joined for the service with solo and piano performances by Flossie Kiltan and Vina Ruston. Dinner followed at 6 PM in the high school gymnasium, with the E section of officers meeting afterward. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dana of Loudonville visited Mrs. Dana’s mother on University Terrace.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Pomeroy
Athens
Luella Grones
Grace Riley
Misa Julia Cable
Marian Carmichael
Dorothy Downard
Goldie Ashworth
Mae Fought
Lida Young
Ella Miller
Ruth Funk
Vina Ruston
Dalton Chapel
James Pal
John H. Dana
Loudonville
John T. Dana
University Terrace
Faculty Women Honor Guests At Lindley Hall Tea
Lindley Hall hosted a Saturday bridge tea with 14 tables in the lobby. Winners included Katherine Beverstock and Barbara Fralick for cut glass perfume bottles, while Miss Lillian Barbour received the guest prize ivy bowl. Faculty attendees listed include Miss Lax Mee Swanson Wray Barbour DeLand Nelson Morris Irvin DeLance and dormitory president Katherine Beverstock. Winifred Mizener chaired the event.
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Lindley Hall
Katherine Beverstock
Barbara Fralick
Lillian Barbour
Central School Third Graders Display Safety Posters
Third Grade at Central School presents safety posters in the Southern Ohio Electric Company window. Students Mary Bell Raymond Dunfee Billy James Vernon McKibben Vincent Wiley Bobby Jones Jean Mickle Donnie Moore are among those contributing. Weekend visitors Mr and Mrs W H McDaniel and Mary Louise Holdin visited Mr and Mrs Charles Wyatt at 42 Finnwood Place.
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Central School
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Mary Bell
Raymond Dunfee
Billy James
Vernon McKibben
Vincent Wiley
Bobby Jones
Jean Mickle
Donnie Moore
W. H. McDaniel
Mary Louise Holdin
New Plymouth
Charles Wyatt
Finnwood Place
Red Hearts Decorate Alpha Xi House for Dance
Red hearts hung from the Alpha Xi house ceiling for a yearly dance on Saturday evening. Lights in red crepe shade set the mood as over fifty couples danced from nine to midnight with Jack Dalton and his band. Notable guests included Helen Hayes, James Whitehill, Helen Gammertafelder, and professors Hansen, Gaylord, and Mrs. Hitchcock.
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Alpha Ri Detta
Jack Dalton
Helen Hayes
James Whitehill
Helen Gammertafelder
C. A
Birthday Theater Party For Sprague Daughter
Jenny Clair Sprague ninth birthday celebrated with a matinee theater party for twelve friends at a theater and a home party at 2 West Washington Street. Winners in marshmallow contest were Elizabeth Jane Riley first prize and Betty Lou Meade second prize. Refreshments served in a pink and white decorated room.
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Jenny Clair Sprague
A. R. Sprague
West
Washington Street
Elizabeth Jane Riley
Betty Lou Meade
Funeral Tea List Honors Local Women Guests
A social tea hosted by Mrs. Roy Andrews honored the late dies with a chocolate heart favor for each guest. Attendees included Ann Peden Betty Ann Phillips Betty Lou Meade Dorothy Ann Bradfield Sally Link Frances Nobile Pat Connor Maxine Cooper Margaret Ann Sprague Katherine Mae Schioss Doris Elkins and Elizabeth Jane Riley. Mrs. A D Phillips assisted serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dies
Jenny Clair
Roy Andrews
Ann Peden
Betty Ann Phillips
Betty Lou Meade
Dorothy Ann Bradfield
Sally Link
Frances Nobile
Pat Connor
Maxine Cooper
Margaret Ann Sprague
Katherine Mae Schioss
Doris Elkins
Elizabeth Jane Riley
A. D. Phillips
Winter Formal Guests at Howard Hall Social
Local guests attend a winter formal at Howard Hall with fir trees snowballs and blue lights. A tap and toe group of Nelsonville grade schoolers under Miss Alfield Johnson performed four numbers a ballet piece and three top numbers including the sailor bell hop and winter wonderland.
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Ted Wildermuth
Howard Hall
Nelsonville
Alfield Johnson
Saunders
Varsity Inn
Carol Ruston
Chi Omega
James Swackhammer
Sigma Pi
Helen Erskine
Bill Broedling
Constance Andrews
Irene Devlin
Helen Dunlap
Bella Hageman
Helen Hedden
Margaret Lax
J. R. Patrick
P. L. Peterson
R. H. Ray
Anna Lois Saum
Eunice Snyder
Edna Way
W. W. Wiggin
Irene Witham
Helen Fretts
Ollie Skidmore
Mellicent Hazard
Radio duo to be heard on WGN and WBBM networks
Little Joe Rardin and Deon Craddock will broadcast Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 12 15 p m EST over WGN stations and Sundays at 5 50 p m EST on WBBM CBS for Evans Fur Co They are also heard on WBBM at 10 15 a m EST daily except Sunday for the National Tea Company Canton Ohio AR Ruth Morgan Akron a 1934 Canton YWCA athletic supervisor graduates in Canton with new posting
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Little Joe Rardin
Herman E. Rardin
Deon Craddock
WGN
WSN
Wbbm-Cbs
Evans Fur Company
WBBM
National Tea Company
Chicago
Canton
Ruth Morgan
Akron
Canton Y. W. «. A
P T W to Meet Tuesday With Mrs Carmichael
P T W will meet Tuesday night at 7 30 with Mrs Rey mond Carmichael at 341/2 First Street. Russian hospitals experiment with operating rooms painted dead black and both surgeons and attendants wear black.
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Reymond Carmichael
First Street
Local WCTU Plans Honor for Miss Willard Anniversary
The local Woman’s Christian Temperance Union unit marks the 37th anniversary of Frances Willard’s death with a Sunday service and a five year program. Athens WCTU, led by Mrs. T A Copeland, schedules a public service at First Methodist Church featuring Rev. W H Fowler, with involvement from all churches. Frances Willard died February 17 1889, born in New York, educated at Northwestern Female College Evanston Illinois, and led the WCTU from 1879 onward.
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National Organization
Miss Willard
Athens Organization
T. A. Copeland
First Methodist Church
W. H. Fowler
New York State
Oberlin
Ohio
Northwestern Female College
Evanston
Willard Advocate Temperance and 100th Birthday Milestone
The article notes Willard as a temperance advocate and mentions WCTU groups meeting nationwide. It cites plans beginning this week to mark a program ending in 1939 for the centennial of Miss Willard's birth.
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Willard
Miss Willard
Florine Shafer Weds Victor Grinstead in West Virginia
Miss Florine Shafer daughter of Mr and Mrs John Shafer The Plains wed Victor Grinstead of Logan in a 2 oclock Saturday ceremony at Pt Pleasant West Virginia Reverend M D Shifflet Church of Christ officiated with a double ring. Attendants were Othella Channell and Charles Winegar. Afterward the bridal party gathered at Midway Garden Cheshire. The couple will reside in The Plains for now.
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John Shafer
the Plains
Florine
Victor Grinstead
Logan
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
M. D. Shifflet
Church of Christ
Othella Channell
Athens
Charles Winegar
Cheshire
Midway Garden
Alpha Xi Delta Initiates New Members
Alpha Xi Delta announces new initiates Miss Gretchen Plum Ashville Miss Kathryn Lucas New Lexington Miss Leonore Brueton New Straiteville and Miss Hazel Houseman Cleveland. The chapter also plears Miss Jane Nutter Haydenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta
Gretchen Plum
Ashville
Kathryn Lucas
New Lexington
Leonore
Brueton
New Straiteville
Hazel Houseman
Cleveland
Jane Nutter
Haydenville
Six O Clock Dinner Honors Faculty Members
Miss Helen Engels Miss Doris Sponselier and Miss Helen Reynolds hosted an informal six oclock dinner Sunday at Miss Reynolds home in the Law rence Apartments entertaining Professor and Mrs A H Armbruster Professor and Mrs Charles M Copeland Miss Anna Pickering Miss Anna Lois Saum Mrs Elizabeth Kern and commerce faculty members.
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Helen Engels
Doris Sponselier
Helen Reynolds
A. H. Armbruster
Charles M. Copeland
Anna Pickering
Anna Lois Saum
Elizabeth Kern
Commerce
Phi Mu Hosts Country Club Dance Saturday Night
Phi Mu Sorority members and guests enjoyed a Saturday night dance at Athens Country Club with Karl Rich and his Dayton band. A blue crepe ceiling showered the floor with balloons as Mildred Schaefer led the grand march and leather Phi Mu favors were handed out. Local students and chaperons attended, with several couples listed among the guests and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Mu Sorority
Karl Rich
Dayton
Athens Country Club
Phi Mu
Mildred Schaefer
Robert Battersby
Theta Chi
Jean Barlow
Kenneth Rogers
Sigma Pi
Eveleth Atkinson
Bruce Bower
Phi Tau
Thora Olson
Dick Atkins
Mary Harwick
John Trace
Dell
Lawrence Gallagher
Mary Farrel
Mary Margaret Bardin
Harvey Weis
L. C. Staats
Roger Connor
Thor Olson
Frank Thompson
Rush Elliott
Violet Thomas
Evelth Atkinson
Sixteen Course Dinners Gadgets and Foibles Exposed
Washington notices Mrs Mary Henderson once dominating capital society with a sixteen course dinner concept and a city cook book from 1876. Auction fragments include her table gadgets shells majolica china decor and strict service rules.
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Washington
Mary Henderson
Capital Society
Henderson Castle
Athens Grange Meets at Fair Grounds for Regular Assembly
The Athens Grange holds a regular meeting at the Fair Grounds. The program includes a speaker about Graye, with refreshments provided by a committee and a planned show.
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Athens Grange
Fair Grounds
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Columbus
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Misa Cornwell
Helen Cornwell
Colonial
Mildred Wylie
Sarah Dunning
Barnesville
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Ruth Gleson
Brewer's Yeast
Cline
Ae An
Red Hearts
Alpha Xi
Jack Horner
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Athens, Ohio
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Athens Messenger
Needlecraft Department
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
WCTU
Klondike
Maine
Havana
Frances Willard
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Northwestern University
Women's College
Miss Shafer
Athens County Savings & Loan
Grover Mills
Ed Mills
Zanesville
W. A. Mills
Loraine Avenue
Peierls
the Illuminating Engineering Rociet National Non-Commercial Group
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Southern Ohio Electric
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