Who's Going And Coming
Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Baldwin and sons Dick and Tom of St. Louis Missouri will visit Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kelley at 299 E State St from Sunday to Tuesday. Keith Mutchler is in Chicago to attend the Vienna paintings exhibition. Dorothy Martin formerly of Athens has returned home to Wayne Michigan after two weeks with Annamae Houx. Mabel Tee has returned to Cincinnati after visiting her parents Roy and Mrs. Lee. Lee a senior in Holzer Hospital School of Nursing and affiliated with Cincinnati General Hospital for further study, graduation planned in September.
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S. A. Baldwin
Dick and
Tom
St. Louis
Herbert Kelley
E. State St
Keith Mutchler
Chicago
Dorothy Martin
Athens
Wayne, Mich
Annamae Houx
Morris Ave
Mabel Tee
Cincinnati
Roy Lee
Stimson Ave
Great Scenes from Great Plays at Memorial Auditorium
Actress A La Gallienne presents a program of famous scenes from Macbeth Romeo and Juliet Camille and Morning Becomes Electra at Memorial Auditorium at 8 p.m. Supported by four Broadway and Hollywood veterans the show is co sponsored by the School of Dramatic Art and the Ohio University Convocations Committee. Reserved seats are on sale at the Memorial Auditorium box office today from 1 30 to 4 30 and 6 30 to 8 p.m.
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A LA Gallienne
Memorial Auditorium
Miss la Gallienne
Hollywood
School of Dramatic Art and Speech
Ohio University Convocations Committee
Albany Grange Installation of New Officers
New Albany Grange officers were installed on Saturday evening led by Waldo Poston as master and John Ingram as overseer with a full slate including Katherine Rickey as secretary Frank Bobo as treasurer Ed Rickey as steward Ray Knowlton as assistant steward Maude Knowlton as lady assistant steward Ella Miller as chaplain Marguerite Scott as lecturer Jean Van Dyke as organist Ethel Van Dyke Pomona Clara Poston Ceres Edith Bobo Flora Arthur Van Dyke doorkeeper Elsie Walsh and Lee Elliott on the executive committee The installing team included Elta Miller Ray Knowlton Maude Knowlton Melva Radcliffe Jean Van Dyke Ida Elliott and Ward Jeffers Refreshments followed for members and guests.
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Albany Grange
Waldo Poston
John Ingram
Katherine Rickey
Frank Bobo
Ed Rickey
Ray Knowlton
Maude Knowlton
Ella Miller
Marguerite Scott
Jean van Dyke
Ethel van Dyke
Pomona
Clara Poston
Ceres
Edith Bobo
Flora
Arthur van Dyke
Elsie Walsh
Lee Elliott
Elta Miller
Melva Radcliffe
Ida Elliott
Ward Jeffers
Hollywood gossip swirls around stars and film deals
A wild swirl of Hollywood rumors covers Eliza beth Taylor and Hilton divorce talks, Lana Turner and Bob Topping, Ava Gardner and Kathryn Gray, and Pat Neal’s studio exit. Reports name relationships, project chances, and court actions, with mentions of Hughes vs Ross, Song of Norway, Ninotchka on Broadway, and stars like Judy Holliday and Audrey Totter amid shifting titles and casting.
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Hollywood
NEA
Elizabeth Taylor
Nick Hilton
Lana Turner
Bob Topping
Ava Gardner
Kathryn Grayson
Paulette Goddard
Evelyn Keyes
Pat Neal
Warner Bros
Pat
Bob Crosby
RKO
Dinner Honors Frank N. Jones
Pres. and Mrs. John C. Baker hosted a dinner for Frank N. Jones, librarian and assistant professor at Ohio University. Guests included Prof. Hiram Roy Wilson, Prof. Henry Frost, Dr. Eleanora Schmidt, Miss Elizabeth Anderesch, and Prof. A. C. Denison. The event preceded Jones's lecture in the Chemistry Auditorium as the second in the faculty lecture series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Baker
Frank N. Jones
Ohio University
Hiram Roy Wilson
Henry Frost
Eleanora Schmidt
Elizabeth Anderesch
A. C. Denison
Jones
Athena Delphian Club Meeting Reviewed Book
Mrs Neil Thomas hosted the Athena Delphian Club at 12 Maplewood Drive with 21 members and one guest Mrs Wilson Norris in attendance. Mrs Clarence Roach reviewed The Strangest Place in Chicago by John Bartlow Martin. President Mrs Dwight Mutchler led the business meeting and refreshments were served by the hostess after the social hour.
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Neil Thomas
Athena Delphian Club
Maplewood Drive
Wilson Norris
Chicago
John Bartlow Martin
Clarence Roach
Dwight Mutchler
Watercolors on Display at Ohio University Library
About 50 watercolors form the 26th annual Ohio Watercolor Society circuit exhibit shown in Edwin Watts Chubb Library gallery on campus during January. Works include pieces by Athens artists and the Mutchler family. The exhibit travels to Rochester, Youngstown, Peoria, Kansas City, Cincinnati, and Canton, with many works offered for sale.
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Ohio Watercolor Society
Edwin Watts Chubb
Ohio University
Athens
Columbus
Peoria
Ill
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Canton
Dwight Mutchler
The
Keith Mutchler
Paul B. Arnold
Oberlin
Ohio
Edwin Watts
History of Painting Reviewed Collections Are Complementary
AAUW exhibits at Ed win Watts Chubb library compare Ohio Water Color Society works with How Modern Painters Paint People. One hundred years of painting history from Daumier to Benton frames a view of modern art, stressing composition color and emotion over subject matter. View these shows as you would taste new foods, some you may not like.
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Ohio Water Color Society
Edwin Watts Chubb
Daumier
Thomas Hart Benton
New York
Museum of Art
Ohio
Club Calendar Highlights Community Groups and Meeting Times
Thursday schedule lists Hobby Group of Faculty Wives, Edna Way watercolor demo at 13 Avon Place, UCD Club at 84 West State St, Eagles Hall, So-So Sewing Club at 67 E Mulberry, Women’s Gases Club on Stewart St, Current Events Club at Cottage Tea House, Alexander Presbyterian Church annual meeting, Richland Ave Methodist Progressive Class, Waterloo Band Boosters at High School, Union WSCS, and other gatherings with hostess names and times. A note explains a cake making tip about incorporating air for light texture.
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Edward DeVille
Avon Place
Edna Way
John Shaw
Stewart St
Cottage Tea House
J. F. Dixon
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Richland Ave. Methodist Church
Ruth Miller
Richland Ave
Wesleyan Guild Meets at Church
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church met at the church Monday evening with Miss Mary Ward speaking on Employed Women of Other Nations. Miss Blanche Long conducted the business meeting and Mrs. Earl Haller led worship. Hostesses included Miss Gladys Van Dyke and several named members. next gathering to be at the Cottage Tea Room hosted by Mrs. Lydia Hope and Miss Geraldine Hope.
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Mary Ward
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Blanche Long
Earl Haller
Gladys van Dyke
Harold Kimes
A. H. James
Virginia Harner
Christine Baker
Edna Rasp
Geraldine Whittington
Cottage Tea Room
Lydia Hope
Geraldine Hope
First Christian Church Young Married Class Meets
The Young Married Class of the First Christian Church met Thursday in their classroom with Ray Rose presiding as new president. Mrs. Ray Rose led devotions and Odessa Howell and Mrs. Gail Watkins served refreshments during the social hour. The Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs plans a luncheon in Deshler Marine Room on Friday at 12:30 to honor Muriel Huntington, national chairwoman of the civil defense women's division. Reservations: Mrs. Chester A. Smith, Columbus KI 3659, by January 11.
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First Christian Church
Ray Rose
Odessa Howell
Gail Watkins
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Deshler Marine Room
Muriel Huntington
Women’s Division of Civil Defense
Chester A. Smith
Columbus
OU School of Music To Present First Formal Student Recital
The first formal recital of the OU School of Music will be in Music Hall Auditorium tomorrow at 8 p.m. Participants were chosen by the faculty from outstanding bi monthly informal recitals. Performers include Doris Ann Yoder Marilyn Adams Carol Nessley Alice Butler pianists Anne Smith and Margaret McNary sopranos Robert Luecke and Robert Schesventer baritones and a string quartet Richard Garrick Joyce Melivain Robert Kirkman Victor Burt. Selections feature Mozart Bach Handel Schubert Brahms Rachmaninoff Bartok and traditional songs with accompanists Lyndall Wooley Doris Ann Yoder and Julia Glass. The public is invited.
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School of Music
Music Hall
Music School
Doris Ann Yoder
Marilyn Adams
Carol Nessley
Alice Butler
Anne Smith
Margaret McNary
Robert Luecke
Robert Schesventer
Richard Garrick
Joyce Melivain
Robert Kirkman
Victor Burt
Mozart
Handel
Edward
Brahms
Schubert
Baughan Williams
Robert Scheswenter
Rachmanino
String Quartet
Ace
Lyndall Wooley
Julia Glass
We The Women We: Leisure Time and Marital Harmony
The piece argues dull marriages stem from couples sharing little in daily life and suggests using leisure time together for joint activities. It advocates learning, projects, and shared pursuits like yard work, refinishing furniture, language study, golf, square dancing, and welfare work to foster conversation and avoid boredom.
Akron High Spot Highlight
Akron is one of the highest spots in Ohio about 1000 feet above sea level. The passage notes social etiquette about hospitality and a caller being offered food or drink during a social visit.
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Akron
Ohio
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