Alameda guest of honor hosts New Year gathering in Athens
Smear Mown marked as house guest of Roger Connor at Utah Place with Thad appoint yellow chrysanthemum centerpiece. Twenty six guests including Mrs Mellin and various local hosts attended the holiday event and a Sunday open house for Mr and Mrs Connor complemented by Mellin’s absence in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Calif
Roger Connor
Utah
Mellin
Philip Zenner
D. R. Zenners
W. H. Williams
Elaine Roe
Centerbrook
Conn
John A. Nichols
Eleanor Roe
Walter Davis
Phyllis Logan
Athens
Florence Blackman
C. N.mackinnon
The
Mackinnons
Charles Woodworth
Major Wood Yworth
Benjamin Franklin IV
Morgantown
W. Va
T.N. Hoover
Connor
Utah Place
One Woman to ANOTHER Bridge Party Hosted on New Year Eve
Guests at the G F E White residence Grosvenor Street New Year's Eve included Billie Barker Betty Griswold Baker Betty Lee McCaskill Gene Kissner Annabel White Ann Rowles and two hostesses Mrs William White and Mrs Howard Bobo Elsie Lou Rowles. Mrs Betty Griswold Baker won a prize in bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Barker
Betty Griswold Baker
Betty Lee McCaskill
Gene Kissner
Annabel White
Ann Rowles
William White
Howard Bobo
Elsie Lou Rowles
G. FE. White
Grosvenor St
Athens furlough notes and family welfare column
Technical Sergeant Donald E Robinson finishes a 21 day fur lough in Athens at the home of his brother Roy Robinson and father W. D. Robinson 95 E. State St after 22 months in Africa Sicily and Italy He will report to a camp in California. Mrs Frank T Kempton 29 W. State St returned Christmas day from trips to Pensacola and Dallas. The piece discusses mother in law daughter in law dynamics and lessons learned from shared housing during the furlough and notes other local service members and home front tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E Robinson
Athens
Roy Robinson
W. D. Robinson
E. State St
Robinson
Africa
Sicily
Italy
California
Frank ‘T. Kempton
W. State St
Pensacola
Flo
Dallas
Tex
Kemp
Ruth Millett Clyde
JW. Gibson
Frances Kempton
Gerenes
Bud
San Carlos
Kempton
Inclaws
Cleveland
Jacke and Heintz, Inc
Washington St
Dayton
Ooo
Tom Wise
Lydia Lash Evans
Fort Jackson
S.C
Ogey
Everett Wisal
New Marshfield
Emm
Eader
Ytr
Mes
Ott
Dolores
Clyde Mullins
Bee Mulling
Chauncey
Gesham
Mullins
Athens State Hospital
Athens” High
Franklin ‘Roosevelt
United States
Armed Forces
Wartime fashion forecasts and insurance questions
A 1945 wartime column predicts pink hats modest heels and new fabrics for women while noting possible delays from wartime restrictions. It also explains how National Service Life Insurance ownership is proven by a one page certificate from the Veterans Administration and how deductions begin before policy approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uader
Wandare
Ann Stevick
Washington
Turlough
National Service
Atlantic Charter
Veteran's Administration
Iit
Washington, D.C
Linda Pedigo Hosts 1848 Watch Party Gala
Linda Pedigo entertained at her home 152 N Congress St with a gala party for 100 guests including Don Bingman Bob Cable Paul Farley Joe ooner Thea Parestides Beverly Bolin Barbara Algeo and others. Decor featured a large Christmas tree and a buffet supper accompanied by dancing and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poys
Linda Pedigo
N. Congress St
Don Bingman
Bob Cable
Paul Farley
Joe “Ooner
Thea Parestides
Beverly Bolin
Barbara Algeo
Jerry Cavanaugh
David Evans
Charles Gall
Donna Buck
Marie’ Farley
Sara Oach
Bill Ashton
Julian Snyder
Frank’ Moler
Don Finsterwald
ToAnn Paterna
Ruth Rowland
Alebert Vickers
Sally Fisher
Max
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W. W. Wiggin
Sayre
Pacmanster
Beta
Ohio Ave
R. J. Studer
Anne Mende
R.A. Lee
Major Lee
Ohio University
M.B.R
Frank Dean
Second St
M. F. McCune
Nible Mills
John D. Reynolds
North Carolina
Minnie Reynolds
Route Three
Aso
Vilal Records
VAST
Chief's Club
John Frederics
Adele Simpson
Rene
Lake Dels Meth
Dolores Scott
Mr. Clyde Mullins
Harold's Style
N. Court St
Mabel Harris, Mgr
Athe
Logan
Children's Toys
Katherine Fias
South Court Street
Ohio
Coats
Catalina
Si Juniors
Misses
Warner
Foster's
S. Court St
Ot ‘Coats
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