Ohio University Hosts Paul Whiteman Dance Night at Prom
The U. Junior Prom Committee plans a March 4 pre prom formal dinner at Howard Hall with a cabaret during the dance. About 280 prom tickets have sold toward a 500 limit, and 54 reservations are made with 224 seats possible for the dinner. Tickets and reservations are available at the Green and White office and Logan’s Book and News. Paul Whiteman and his dance unit will headline the Friday event in Memorial Auditorium.
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Paul Whiteman
Ohio University
Howard Hall
Torch
Green and White
Whiteman
Logan
O. U
Memorial Auditorium
Ted Preston Hosts Bridge Party At Eastwood Club
Ted Preston hosted a bridge party Saturday night at The Eastwood with five tables. Women’s high score prize went to Mrs. Carl Roberts, second high to Mrs. A A Nellis. Men’s high score went to Mr. Sherman Gilmore, second high to Mr. Seigie Bentley of Washington D C. Mrs. Seigie Bentley won the travel prize. A late supper with snapdragon-centered small tables followed.
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Ted Preston
the Eastwood
Carl Roberts
A. A. Nellis
Sherman Gilmore
Seigie Bentley
Washington D. H
Athens Garden Club Hosts Meeting On Forcing Bulbs And Branches
Mrs. J. T. Merwin hosted the Athens Garden Club at her North Hill home on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Merwin spoke on indoor bulb forcing and Mrs. George Hopkins on branches. Mrs. E. R. O'Neill showed colored slides and discussed flowering bulbs.
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Athens Garden Club
J. T. Merwin
North Hill
Sue Carolyn Clark Celebrates Second Birthday Party
Sue Carolyn Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph W Clark 55 Stewart St marked her second birthday with a party Saturday afternoon from three to five A large white cake with pink candles was served with pink and white ice cream Favors included celluloid cars and paper horns Guests included Donna Jean Bolin Joyce Gilham Charles Orr and others plus her grandmother Mrs W E Clark IT S A BOY birth announced for Homer Blackwood of Tuppers Plains A son James Ellsworth born February 9 Grandparents C E Blackwood Albany and Mr and Mrs Charles Stewart Carpenter
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Sue Carolyn Clark
Ralph W. Clark
Stewart St
Sue
Charles Orr
Sue Carolyn
Donna Jean Bolin
Joyce Gilham
Pat Kelly
Clark Higgins
Sammy Bolin
Philip Merchant
George Bolin
Margaret Kelly
Frank Higgins
George Merchant
W. E. Clark
Homer Blackwood
Tuppers Plains
James Ellsworth
C. E. Blackwood
Albany
Charles Stewart
Carpenter
Mrs R C Hopkins Hosts Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Night
Mrs R C Hopkins hosted the Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club guest night at her home 171 E State St with over fifty attendees. Mrs William G Seaman reviewed Rachel Field's All This and Haven Too before refreshments served by the committee led by president Mrs Gordon B Gray, with members Mrs H G Stalder, Mrs R H White, and Mrs P O Nichols assisting.
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R. C. Hopkins
Pi Beta Phi
E. State St
William G. Seaman
eHaven
Rachel Field
Gordon B. Gray
H. G. Stalder
R. H. White
P. O. Nichols
Frank Murphey
Oscar Fulton
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
Philip Veritzen recounts a childhood tragedy as he plans an interview with exiled Queen Olga. Madge Graam suspects a Dictaphone plot amid hotel intrigue while their journey to Sag Harbor unfolds and Mary Veritzen rehearses under Madge’s supervision. The tale hints at romance, memory, and dramatic secrets.
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Philip Veritzen
Mansfield Hotel
Madge Graam
Madge
Mary Veritzen
Philip
Mary
Miss Whitlock
Veritzen
Sag Harbor
Olga
Tranavania
Fowler Club Plans George Washington Birthday Program
John T. Fowler Club of the Athens County Children's Home will host a Wednesday afternoon program at 1 30 celebrating George Washington's Birthday. Upper grades present a playlet while lower grades sing and a rhythm band performs as Nabby Lee Ames Chapter D A R guests attend. A revival meeting at Baker Mission begins Wednesday night February 22 at 7 30 led by Rev. Alien Baker inviting public attendance.
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John T. Fowler
Athens County Children’s Home
George Washington
Nabby Lee Ames
Baker Mission
Baker Settlement
Athens
Alien Baker
Dunkirk
Endeavor Banquet at Richland Ave Church
The Christian Endeavor of Richland Ave M P Church invites members to a banquet on Tuesday at 6 00 p m in the church basement. Each attendee should bring a covered dish and sandwiches.
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Endeavor
Christian Endeavor of
Richland Ave. M
Cless Class Dines With Doanville Women Group
The Women’s Organization of Doanville hosted the Cless Class of the Presbyterian Church for a dinner on Thursday February 16 at six in the Community House Doanville. A Washington’s Birthday motif decorated tables and twenty three guests were greeted by Mrs Thomas president. A program of music and readings followed the meal.
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Women's Organization of
Doanville
Cless
Presbyterian Church
Thomas
Personal Notices and Visits Across States and Holidays
Mr Leigle Bentley visited Mrs Bentley and baby Robbie before returning to Washington D C. Mrs J Fred Kempton left for New York City to visit her daughter and son in law. Mrs Wade Bean was admitted to Mt Carmel Hospital for observation. Don Callendar and Susan Lash were weekend guests in Athens Ohio. Mr and Mrs P A Vorhes attended South Florida All Tourist Day in West Palm Beach. Mrs Edward C Schloss returned from Nelsonville after sprained wrist. Mr and Mrs FE Cullums visited Charleston and Huntington. Naomi Sewing Meeting postponed to Thursday. An Illinois dentist uses wall projections to entertain patients.
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Leigle Bentley
Washington Do. H
J. Fred Kempton
E. State St
New York City
Charles T. Wilson
Don Callendar
Susan Lash
Cincinnati
E. Rey Lash
W. State St
States
Canada
South Florida
West Palm Beach
P. A. Vorhes
Athens
Route One
FE. N. Cullums
Edward Cullums
Charleston
W. Va
Paul D. Hayman
Mary Louise Cullums
Paul, Jr
Lois Ann
Huntington
Hayman
Louise Cullums
Franklin Avenue
New Marshfield
Calendar of Women Circles and Club Meetings
Tuesday events include M and H Circle meeting with Ruth Chauncey Smith and hostess Bess Cunningham. The Tuesday Club hosts M D Hughes at Hillcrest Inn with speakers on Socialized Medicine. Hobson Study Circle marks anniversary dinner at The Eastwood. Founders Day program at West Side PTA. A Missionary Colonial Ten at Mrs. E L Church home Wednesday. Athens Grange hosts potluck at Mrs Henry King home with cheerleader gift. Eagles Hall hosts progressive Benefit Party Wednesday hosted by Ladies Auxiliary.
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H. Circle
Ruth Smith Chauncey
Bess Cunningham
M. D. Hughes
Hillcrest Inn
Price
Martzolf
Hobson Study Circle
Eastwood
F H. McCoy
E. L. Church
N. Congress St
Athens Grange
Henry King
Eagles Hall
Ladies Auxiliary of
The
Eagles
Kenneth Jones Weds Verna Murphy in Kentucky
Columbus paper reports the marriage of Kenneth Jones son of Mr and Mrs Robert Jones Fisher Station to Verna Murphy of Portsmouth at Greenup Kentucky on Saturday night. Jones an Ohio University graduate and Phi Delta Theta member is athletic coach of Green Township High School and a leading Class B basketball club in the Scioto County League. They will reside in Portsmouth.
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Athens
Columbus
Kenneth Jones
Robert Jones
Fisher Station
Verna Murphy
Portsmouth
Greenup
Ohio University
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Green Township
Quick Cough Relief Mix At Home From Old Remedy
An old home remedy for coughs suggests making a syrup by dissolving two cups of sugar in one cup of water, then adding 214 ounces of Pinex to a pint bottle. The result is claimed to be a potent cough medicine that soothes membranes, loosens phlegm, and clears air passages, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Brave New
Charlotte Hardie
Louisiana
New Orleans
Pepe
Shoe Store
N. Court St
Adele Garrison
Transvania
Lillian
Olina
Fowler Club
Baker
Mission Revival
Wade Bean
Edward C. Schloss
Nelsonville
Naomi
Elizabeth Winefordner
the Plains
Illinois
Quick’'S
Mayfair
Ozzie Osborne
Carlton Club
Cline
West Side Pta
West Side School
Kentucky
J. A. Freeman
Hillmoor Coats
New York
Katherine
South Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Coats
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