Athens Sunday Band Concert at Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University's Symphonic Band under Curtis W. Janssen will give a Sunday afternoon concert March 2 at Memorial Auditorium. The program includes My Hero, Second Symphony Finale, Fackeltanz, Die Fledermaus, Tropical, March of the Peers, and The Snow Carnival. Miss Francis Phelps will solo on baritone horn. The concert starts at 3 30 p m.
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Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Curtis W. Janssen
Hero
Strauss-Alford
Borodin
Francis Phelps
Clay Smith
Meyerbeer
Joseph Strauss
Morton Gould
Arthur Sullivan
G. Overgard
Sophisticated Indians Villains and Dancers at Prep Follies
The 14th annual Prep Follies at Memorial Auditorium features six sorority skits including Chi Omega Sophisticated Indian and Alpha Gamma Delta Havana revue. Each act runs 15 minutes and is judged by three faculty. proceeds benefit VW general social service fund. Tickets available at Logans.
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Ohio University Ywca
Memorial Auditorium
Zeta Tau Alpha
Havana
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Xi Delta
Phi Mus
Madame la Zonga
Alpha Delta Pi
Chi Omega
VW General Social Service Fund
Logans
Higley Study Circle Meets at Mrs Hibbard Home
Higley Study Circle held a Wednesday meeting at 92 North Lancaster Street, with President Mrs A C Anderson presiding. Mrs C E Atkinson led the program on Alaska's history, industries, climate and customs. The March 5 annual meeting will set next year's program and elect new officers. all members are urged to attend.
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Higley Study Circle
P. G. Hibbard
N. Lancaster St
A. C. Anderson
C. E. Atkinson
Alaska
Louise Rose to Give Recital at Music Hall
Ohio University School of Music sophomore Louise Rose will present a recital in Music Hall. She performs German lieder by Schubert including Die Post Heidenröslein and Gretchen am Spinnrade, plus Arioso and mélodies by Bemberg Konitz Holtz and Bridge. Pianist Miss Buchanan plays Brahms Intermezzo and Friml Etude Fantastique. Newman Powell accompanies.
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Louise Rose
Ohio University School of Music
Helen Hedden Roach
Music Hall
Miss Rose
Schubert
Die Post
Heidenrostein
Schafers Klagelied
Gretchen ” and
Spinmrade
Jeanne d’Arc
Bemberg
Konitz
Holtz
Bridge
Miss Buchanan
Brahms
Friml
Newman Powell
Progressive Literary Club Elects New Officers
The Progressive Literary Club met Tuesday with Mrs. Harry Swank as hostess. President Mrs. A. R. Harmon led the annual business meeting with nineteen members present and elected officers for the coming year, including Harmon as president and Henkle, Wood, Bennett, Hines, and Swank in key roles.
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Progressive Literary Club
Harry Swank
A. R. Harmon
Howard Henkle
Ralph Wood
Harry Bennett
Retary
Clyde Hines
Vern Kempton
E. R. Horn
Telephone Talk and Unhuh Improve Phone Use at Rutgers
Ruth Millett discusses a Rutgers University course on telephone technique. She lists common offenders like the loud talker, whispering woman, caller asking Who is this, lengthy chats, and holding on when others are busy, urging practical improvement of everyday business and social phone use.
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Ruth Millett
Rutgers University
One Woman to ANOTHER One Woman to ANOTHER
A note from a high school basketball player who baked a chocolate cake when hungry, proving cooking talent despite not wanting to be named. An Athens woman seeks an experienced Florida-bound driver. Also mentions half wheat half white bread and a humorous reference to poetry.
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Florida
Athens
Miami
Fla
Light Brigade
M.B.R
Amere Club Hosts Needle Club Meeting at Cottage Tea House
Amere Needle Club met at the Cottage Tea House on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Joe Walburn and Mrs. J. H. Grekila as hostesses. Eleven members and two guests attended while spring flowers decorated the room. A sewing session and business meeting followed. next gathering set for March 13 at Mrs. S. C. Hartman’s home on 158 Morris Ave.
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Amere Needle Club
Cottage Tea House
Joe Walburn
J. H. Grekila
Walter Smith
C. J. Ailstock
S. C. Hartman
Morris Ave
Eskimo Lecturer Says Americans Haste Hurts Society
Anauta an Eskimo lecturer in Athens says Americans hurry too much and women live for entertainment. She praises certain American advances but questions civilization and war, noting her people's peaceful life and advocating Eskimo values and stories.
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Mary Elizabeth Lasher
Anauta
Athens
Jesus
Ananta
United States
Chic Jackson
Indianapolis
Nature Study Group to Hear Fossil Plants Talk
The Nature Study Group of A A W meets Friday at 7 30 p m at the Women's Faculty Club with Dr Arthur Beickle speaking on fossil plants. The Past Noble Grands Club gathers Friday evening at Miss Delle Finsterwald's home 32 Franklin Ave with Mrs Frieda Willock as assistant hostess.
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Arthur Beickle
Noble Grands Club
Delle Finsterwald
Franklin Ave
Frieda Willock
Betsy Ross Sewing Club Meets at 43 N Lancaster St
Betsy Ross Sewing Club met Wednesday with Mrs Juanita Bresnich at 43 N Lancaster St for sewing and counting sales tax stamps. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother Mrs Edith Saylor. Attendees included Grace Cox Gwen Tolson Elizabeth Neutzlin Bertha Vermillion Jean Chase Mrs McBride Hazel Baker Mildred Wanless Margaret Sarber Betty Michael. San Souci Dance slated for Saturday March 1 at the LOCF Hall from 8 to 12 with Prep Dance entertainment.
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Betsy Ross
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Broughton's Mammoth
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