Tea and club meetings brighten Tuesday social calendar
Tea for Mother alumnae and literary club gatherings plus bridge events filled a busy Tuesday. Esther Class at First Christian Church staged a music program with readings and songs, while Mrs Lewis Maynard presided over meetings and gift presentations marked by attendance awards and farewell celebrations for C B Vorkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Bush
Pyder
L. G. Maynard
Esther
First Christian Church
Lewis G. Maynard
Maplewood Drive
W. J. Davidson
Cameron Crossen
Lewis Maynard
T. L. Swan
Douglas
Dea McKinstry
Jo Ann Gandee
Lotis Elkins
Mrs W H Smith Hosts CCL Meeting At Home
Mrs W H Smith entertained the Child Conservation League at Grosvenor Street on Tuesday evening. After the business session Dr Einer Hansen spoke on what is really education. A quartet performed and readings followed before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Smith
Child Conservation League
Grosvenor Street
E. G. Campbell
Einer Hansen
Alice Bardin
Ruth Phillips
Florence Smith
Margaret Burt
0. K. Parrot
Tuesday Needle Club Meets At Home of Mrs Reading
The Tuesday Needle Club met yesterday at 3% Franklin Avenue with 14 members and three guests. Prizes were won by Mrs Roy L Dupler and Mrs W D Robinson. Plans were made for the next meeting at Mrs L G Maynard's home on Maplewood Drive with husbands invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Reading
Franklin Avenue
Roy L. Dupler
W. D. Robinson
L. G. Maynard
Maplewood Drive
Dinner Guests Attend Six Oclock Event
Guests Tuesday evening were Mrs. W. H. Brooks, Mrs. Albert Woodruff, and Mrs. H. L. Wilson. Mrs. Reading assisted in serving refreshments with Mrs. Dupler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brooks
Albert Woodruff
H. L. Wilson
Reading
Dupler
Mrs Murphy Hosts Bridge Club Meeting at Home
Mrs Hal W Murphy of 108 East State Street hosted a two table bridge club gathering on Tuesday. High score prize went to Mrs M M Kerr and consolation to Mrs J J Sisier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal W. Murphy
East State Street
M. M. Kerr
J. J. Sisier
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Hold Combined Buffet and Meeting
In Mrs. Rufus C. Hopkins s East State Street home, Pi Beta Phi alumnae gathered in small groups for a Tuesday night buffet supper and business meeting. Potluck supper began shortly after 6 o clock with a hostess and committee assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East State Street
Rufus C. Hopkins
Pi Beta Phi
Dewey M. Goddard
Frank B. Gullum
Esther W. Harris
Jean Gist
Dr Hiram Wilson to review Ex Autobiography by H G Wells
Dr Hiram Roy Wilson of Ohio University will review Ex An Experiment in Autobiography by H G Wells on Friday night. The event is under YWCA auspices with a 7 15 p m start in Music Hall and is open to the public. Also noted is the death in Akron of William Grombie, brother-in-law of Mrs Carpenter, and funeral details for Akron Thursday 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Wells
Hiram Roy Wilson
Ohio University
Y.W.C.A
Wilson
Music Hall
S. Carpenter
North
Congress Street
Miriam Class Meets With Miss Goldie Ayers
Members of the Miriam Class of the Christian Church met at Miss Goldie Ayers home on Washington Street Monday night. They spent the evening on needlework and discussed plans for a forthcoming soup dinner. Present were Violet Strahl Ellen Stokoe Edith Pierre Ardeth Westfall Lucile Westfall Dorig Cullums Mrs Garnet Mc Bride and Mrs Cora Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam
The
Christian Church
Goldie Ayers
Washington Street
Violet Strahl
Ellen Stokoe
Edith Pierre
Ardeth Westfall
Lucile Westfall
Dorig Cullums
Garnet McBride
Cora Tucker
Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae Meet At Algeo Home
Alpha Xi Delta alumnae and club members met Tuesday night at Mrs. John 8 Algeo’s home 21 Second Street for the regular business session. Mrs. Clarke Daily presided and refreshments were served by hostesses. Attending were Mrs. Rolland Jones Mrs. Herbert Cox Mrs. Joe McCullough Mrs. William Hughes Mrs. Clarke Daily Mrs. L Hoisington Mrs. E H Gaylord Miss Ruth Fleck and the hostess. An athlete could hurl a 16 pound shot ten miles if he had as much energy as an average car going mile a minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta
World’s best dressed woman seen in plain white ensemble
Late Mrs Harrison is described as the world’s best dressed, wearing a plain white front-button skirt with a sweater blouse and metal trim belt, a round neckline, a silk scarf, and a white sports hat. Her companion, Countess Edith Di Zoppolo, wears navy wool wide-bottomed slacks, a white patterned blouse, suede-jacket inspired coat, and a striped taffeta scarf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith di Zoppolo
Nervousness To Relax For Beauty And Health
The article urges calm and relaxed behavior as essential to beauty and health. It advises maintaining a peaceful mindset at breakfast, sleep of eight hours, and a philosophical view of daily duties to prevent facial nervousness. If insomnia persists, consult a doctor. Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge will install officers Thursday at 7:30 PM at the IOOF Hall followed by a potluck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Bedford Two Infant Buried in Cherry Ridge Cemetery
Lulu May Luetile infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde White died of pneumonia last week and was buried in Cherry Ridge Cemetery. School resumed January 7 after a two week vacation. Various local social notes mention visits, illnesses, and community events including grange meetings and hospital recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Lulu May Luetile
Clyde White
Cherry Ridge
Helen van Nest
Holzer Hospital
Ray Whaley
Fr. M. Whaley
Athens
Leota Hawk
Phyllis Whaley
Stanford Stockton
Cecil, Heisman
Virginia Smith
Muri Whaley
Eileen Welker
Sarah Hawk
William King
Family
Hemlock Grange
Rocksprings Grange
Hemlock Grove
Helen Logan
Val McCumber
Darwin
Darwin Telephone Division As Switchtenders For 1935 Helen Cullums
Rhoda Jeffers Ste Hl
Ida May St. Clair
Athena County
Darwin School
Elizabeth We
Linton Midkiff
With Your Chin Up for Courage in Hard Times
A reflective aphorism urges readers to study newspapers, learn others’ struggles, and find courage to face personal challenges with dignity. The quote attributes insight to Robert Benchley and encourages stoic public composure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Benchley
Crisp Little Veils Spark Spring Bonnets Fashion
Fashion notes veils return to prominence with spring bonnets. Designers like Mainbacher present Chantilly lace frames and veils draped over the forehead or hanging over the eyes under wide brims. The trend links to Hepburn and Chane influenced looks and remains flattering and varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Hepburn
Gabrielle Chane
Mainbacher
Who's Going And Coming
Miss Florence A. Gabriel returned to Columbus today after weeks with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Harris at 122 East State Street. She is Mrs. Harris’s cousin and is recovering from serious injuries from an automobile crash weeks ago. Mr. Foster Harmon begins graduate work at the University of Iowa this semester and spent Christmas vacation with his parents before returning Saturday via Chicago. Other visitors include A. E. Vandyke and daughter Arvilla recovering from influenza, and Mr. and Mrs. Finsterwald hosting guests for the Ohio University Dayton game. Additional names include the Biddles and Harner family with Mayme Biddle, and Dr. Victor Biddle of Steubenville visiting Mr. and Mrs. Brown in Dillonvale. Edward M. Hixson, after two weeks with his parents, returns to New York City to resume work at Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon K. Bush
Strathmore Boulevard
H. B. Ackerman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Johanna Hill
Carl H. Beasley
Down Grones
L. I. Brown
Dwight H. Rutherford
Larry Stevens
Clleveland
A.S. Farnam
F.D. Forsyth
Ackerman
Mr. Ackerman
Audrey Ackerman
Florence A. Gabriel
C. H. Harris
East State Street
Columbus
Gabriel
Foster Harmon
University of Iowa
Harmon
Chicago
Ooc
Frank Biddle
Roger Biddle
J. C. Harner
Mayme Biddle
Dillonvale
Hunter Brown
Victor Biddle
Steubenville
Mrs. Brown
St. Clairsville
Olse
Edward M. Hixson
P. E. Hixson
South Congress Street
New York City
Columbia University
Plan Supper and Open Meetings at First Methodist
A waffle supper will be served tomorrow evening at the First Methodist Church from 5 to 7 p m by the Church Cabinet. Afterward the Martzolff Class holds its regular business and social meeting, followed by Class Six's meeting and program for members and friends. All events are open to the public.
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First Methodist
tomor‘Tow
Martzolff
Daughters of 1812 Reassign Meeting Location
The Daughters of 1812 change the meeting venue to the home of Miss Delle and Blanche Finsterwald at 32 Franklin Avenue. The gathering will no longer be held with Mrs. L. L. Carpenter on Friday evening.
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Daughters of 1812
Misses Delle
Blanche Finsterwald
Franklin Avenue
Mra
Ll. E. Carpenter
Troy Grangers Install Officers Saturday Meeting
Troy Grangers will meet at their hall Saturday at 10 30 a m to install officers A basket dinner will be served at noon and the grange meeting will be held at 1 30 p m Juvenile Grange meets in their room at the same hour Other local notes include visits and moves among residents and road repairs at the end of the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Troy
Co. L. Stout
Nelsonville
W. O. Stout
Carthage
Orville Madley
Hilda Randolph
Near Hockingport
Ford Friend
Donald Bunion
Smith
Stella Smith
Main Street
Co. E. Holdren
Route 7
Little Hocking
St. Louis
Goldie Friend
C. V. Foster
Hockingport
Ruth Green
Myrtle Calaway
Athens
Marie Calaway
C. H. Verwohit
St. Clairsville
A. B. Saunders
F. W. Chapman
California
E. B. Holmes
Parkersburg
White and Son
Clinton Burdette
St. Josephs Hospital
Canadian lecturer Denton Massey to speak at Ohio University convocation
Denton Massey renowned Canadian lecturer on national and commercial affairs will address Ohio University convocation Thursday morning at 9 40. The open meeting is available to townspeople and students, moved from Wednesday to Thursday to fit Massey’s lecture tour schedule.
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Canada
Denton Massey
Ohio University
Massey
Bradford Ming Show At School In Columbus
Bradford Ming presents a show at the school in Columbus on Wednesday night with Jen Reena Autherson and other locals. Mrs Bud Russey hosted Thursday dinner, Flora Baily born Thursday with Wilbur Pierce mentioned among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Ming
Jen
Reena Autherson
Ples
Columbus
Bud Russesey
Hysell Ru
Flora Baily
Bally
T & Wilbur Pierce
Ter
Ladies' Auxiliary meeting followed by bingo supper
The Ladies' Auxiliary holds its regular meeting this Thursday with a bingo party and supper to follow at the usual location.
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C. B. Workes
Southern Ohio Electric Company
C. B. Vorkes
A. N. Johnson
Chinaware
Cornwell
E. F. Sells
Hopkins
O Alpha Xi Delta
Algeo
the Quality Store
Harrison Williams
Palm Beach
Fla
Alicia Hart
Bedford Two
Rytex Deckle
Tropics
Rytex Rio
Logan
A. E. Vandyke
Arvilla
R. W. Finsterwald
Harry Swan
Dave Reese
Dayton
Ohio University-Dayton
Troy Grangers
Vicks VA
Charles Buck
Lou Deihspen
Lizzie Archer
Denver Smith
Irene Smith
Perta
Court Bt
Silvus
Ata
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