Founders Day Program Noted At Central PTA Meeting
An impressive Founders Day program was given Thursday by the Central PTA at the school. Three songs were presented by the Central Mothersingers directed to Miss Joy Cutler. Mrs Charlies Farrow read the ceremony called Bouquet. Blue and gold flowers symbolic of the Nations Association of Parent Teachers were arranged by Mrs Arthus McPherson as she marched before officers including Mrs Jack Quest and Mrs Dem Strawn. A cake and ice cream service followed for sixty members, with blue and gold candies at the ends of the table.
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PTA
Central
Mothersingers
Joy Cutler
Charlies Farrow
the Nations Association of Parent-Teachers
Arthus McPherson
Jack Quest
Dem Strawn
Mise Helen Moriarty
Stuart Bel. Mere
Charles Farrow
John Jegers
J. BR. Gentry
Arther McPherson
Ethel Peese
District Missionary Officers meet at Circleville
Circleville hosts a luncheon for district officers and department secretaries led by Mrs. C. C. Wetts. Attendees include Mrs. J. A. Rothrock of Nelsonville president of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of Chillierthe District Eight and district secretary Mrs. A. E. Wagner. In Athens, officers include Mrs. Mina Fry treasurer Mrs. H. T. Farrar spiritual secretary and Mr. Carl Ferguses assistant young people's secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Rothrock
Nelsonville
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Luncheon Bridge Hosts At Mackinnon Home
Mrs Forsyth and others hosted a Thursday luncheon bridge at 8 Church St. Prizes for high scores across four tables went to Mrs C C Robinson and Mrs James Patrick. Prof William C Clark and Mrs Clark announce the birth of a daughter on February 5. Mrs Clark formerly Ruth Olga Anderson of near Amesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MN. Mackinnon
C. D. Forsyth
Mackinnon
Church St. Pris@s
C. C. Robinson
James Patrick
William C. Clark
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Clark
Ruth Olga Anderson
Amesville
Shaker Heights High School
Six-Act Floor Show at the Mayfair Saturday Night
The Mayfair hosts a six act floor show featuring eccentric dancer Bob Gates, tap dancer Betty Bowman, and blues singer Bobbie Grimes. Gates recently finished a four week run at Dayton’s Merry Go Round Night Club. Bow man and Grimes perform with a Shiek introduction. Bow man has been with the Contimmental in Cincinnati. Show starts at 10 45. An odd local note warns it is unlawful to wear white shoes in Tibet.
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Mayfair
Bob Gates
Dayton
Betty Bowman
Bobbie Grimes
Shiek
Going and Coming in Corpus Christi and Nearby Areas
Mrs. William C. Munds of Corpus Christi and her daughter Catherine visit the home of her parents, Dean and Mrs. KE W. Chabdn on Court Street. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beckley have left for a motor trip to Miami. Mrs. Georgia Hipstrick returned from Columbus after seeing her son Jack, who underwent major surgery at White Cross Hospital and will stay in Room 34 for two more weeks. Mrs. Kilpatrick was in Columbus over the weekend. Elizabeth Krox and Mary Kessinger of Nelsonville visited Athens on business Friday.
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Alpha Xi Delta
Ohio University Sorority
Memorial Auditorium
Social Service Department
University Ywca
Ivan
Irma EB. Voigt
B. H. Peckham
Athens Girls
June Fultz
C. E. Fults
Alpha Gamma Delta
Prince Charming
Alice Pierce
Victor Pierce
Margaret Alice Guthrie
E. A. Guthrie
Athens
Mary Grace Robbins
Mae West
Betty Baker
L. C. Baker
Betty Hoyt McCoy
Fred Hoyt McCoy
Miss McCoy
Pauline Masterton
William Masterton
Chi Omega
Roosevelt
Pauline Kimes
E. W. Kimes
President
I. V. Shannon
Carl Nessiey
Mies Constance Barker
Edith Wray
Ted Wildermuth
William C. Munds
Corpus Christi
Texas
Catharine
Dean
KE. W
Court St
Harry Beckley
Miami
Fila
Georgia Hipstrick
Columbus
Jack
White Cross Hospital
Kilpatrick
Elizabeth Krox
Mary Kessinger
Nelsonville
UCD Club
C.L. Jordan
Grosvenor St
J. H. Gross
Patricia Jordan
Dorothy Duncan
J. R. Harvey
W. State St
Mrs W F Smiley Hosts Thursday Bridge Night
Mrs W F Smiley entertained her contract bridge club at the Eastwood on Thursday night. Four tables played with Mrs Clay Milar taking first prize and Mrs James Householder second. Mrs Paul Beckley won the guest prize. Guests included Mrs Joseph Thackrey, Miss Betty Jones, Mrs Homer Derman, Mrs Paul Beckley, Mrs Clark Daily, Mrs George Banks, and Mrs Lute Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Smiley
Contract Bridge Club
Eastwood
Clay Milar
James Householder
Paul Beckley
Joseph Thackrey
Betty Jones
Homer Derman
Clark Daily
George Banks
Lute Evans
Kiwanis Fund Aids Vision, Ulcer Sufferer In Athens
Kiwanis Club funds in Athens assist two cases, a stomach ulcer patient needing immediate surgery and a girl with eight percent vision improved to ninety two percent through lenses and training. The Benefit Chain Bridge starts March 2 to raise more for underprivileged hospitalization work. Community members can host bridge games with 25 cents per player to win daily prizes.
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Marian Bush Snyder
Kiwanis
Athens
Kiwanis Club
Irvin D. Quick
B. M. Covert
High St
Benefit Chain Bridge Committee
Miss Ness Addresses Business Women Club Meeting
At the Business and Professional Women’s Club gathering in the club rooms on Thursday night members voted to sponsor a benefit bridge at Hotel Berry on March 19 during National BPW week. Proceeds go to the Child's Health Protective Association. Dr. Mary Noss of Ohio University spoke on Contemporary France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Hotel Berry
Child's Health Protective Association
Mary Noss
Ohio University
France
OU Debate Club Wins State Cup In Tournament
The Women’s Debate Club of Ohio University captured the state championship at Capitol University in Columbus defeating Kent State Ohio Northern Wittenberg and Earlham College. The team won four debates and lost none earning the title and a permanent loving cup after three wins. Coach L C Staats led the affirmative with Jesse Cooper Ruth Perry and Margaret. the negative included Lois Burger Doris Harrison and Winifred Dinsmoor.
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Ohio University
Capitol University
Columbus
Kent State University
Ohio Northern University
Wittenberg College
Earlham College
L. C. Staats
Jesse Cooper
W. H. Cooper
Ruth Perry
Margaret
Lois Burger
Doris Harrison
Winifred Dinsmoor
Social Calendar and Fraternal Meeting Schedule
ChiM Study Club meets Friday at 7 30 p m at 1% Mill St the leader is Mrs Earnest Baughman and roll call will be patriotic quotations Past Noble Grands host Rebekahs at Edna Junod’s home N Congress meet Friday at 7 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chim
Harry Swank
Mill St
Earnest Baughman
Dirs
Edna Junod
N. Congress &T
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Zeta Tau Alpha
Dorothy Krum
Alpha Gam
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Athens High School
E. B. Cornwell
Miles City
Mont
Cochran
South Court Street
Purel
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Yeas
Cline
Tibet
W. F. Smiley
Miss Ness
Business Women’s Meeting
Mrs. C. L. Jordan
LCD Club
Jimmy Littler
Bobbie
Grimes Tap
Betty
OU Debate Club
Miller’s
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le Tee
Boutonniere
Logans
Southern Ohio Electric Co
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