Family travel and military updates from Athens area
The column lists residents returning from Florida vacations including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rauch Jr and daughter Vicki visiting Indian River City and Fort Lauderdale, and Mr. and Mrs. Seth Lewis visiting Miami with friends. Sgt Rod Sidwell discharged at Camp Sheridan, and the Sidwells plan to reside in Zanesville. Other notes cover students at Greenbrier Military Academy, attendance at the Chicago Furniture Market, and relatives visiting illness in Morehead City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rauch, Jr
Vicki
Florida
Frank Rauch, Sr
Indian River City
Fort Lauderdale
Seth Lewis
Athens
Miramar
Miami
Roderick Ondis
Donald Lee
Mrs. Lewis
Jane Morgan
Rod Sidwell
Mannheim
Germany
Camp Sheridan
Sidwell
Helen Dunn
Chicago
Zanesville
Jack White
IC. R. White
Blackburn Hill
Greenbrier Military Academy
Harold B. Cornwell
la Vierre L. Lovette
Jack D. Young
Ward Miller
Sergeant Young
Mr. Young
Morehead City
N. C
Cherry Point Marine Air Base
Raleigh
All-Purpose Costume Tops Spring Fashion Surge
New York reports a 1956 spring fashion wave led by the all purpose costume that adapts with jackets and coats. Editors from across the U S and abroad preview slimmer silhouettes, varied textures, peel bolero lines, straight skirts, back belts, and more full evening gowns with bold hats and accessories anticipated for Easter shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Lydia Lash Evans Club Meets at Mrs. Paul Kimes Home
The Lydia Lash Evans Club gathered at Mrs. Paul Kimes home with 15 members and one guest. Mrs. John Webb announced the program committee while Mrs. Charles Jump Mrs. Fred Mc Bride and Mrs. Walter Porter were named to the nominating panel. Mrs. L. C. Baker presented her daughter Mrs. Carl Clifford who spoke on Family of TV Rooms and displayed drapery samples and window shades. A salad course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Lash Evans
Paul Kimes
John Webb
Charles Jump
Fred McBride
Walter Porter
Robert Merz
Ross Wright
O. G. Houck
Roll Call
L. C. Baker
Carl Clifford
Needlework patterns and samplers offered in 1956 catalog
Details for pattern No 8355 in multiple skirt and blouse sizes with yardage and ordering steps via Sue Burnett The Athens Messenger. Also pattern No 5634 with iron transfer designs and a note on Anne Cabot offerings at The Athens Messenger. Advertises Needlework Album 56 pages plus 3 gift patterns for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Basic Fashion
Anne Cabot
Best Dressed Women Named by New York Dress Institute
The New York Dress Institute announced the world's best dressed list after a poll of fashion editors and designers. Tied for first are Mrs William Paley and Grace Kelly, with Duchess of Windsor and Princess Margaret tied for second, and several social figures listed among the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Roe
New York
New York Dress Institute
William Paley
CBS
Grace Kelly
Mrs. Paley
Barbara Cushing
Mainbocher
Miss Kelly
Duchess of Windsor
Princess Margaret
Byron Foy
Paris
Rodolfo Crespi
O'Connor Twins
Rome
Winston Guest
William Randolph Hearst, Jr
Jacques Balsan
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Arturo Lopez-Willshaw
Countess of
William S. Paley
Wednesday Club and Local Meetings Schedule
A list of community gatherings and clubs for Wednesday including New Marshfield Canasta, Mothers Circle at 106 Maplewood Drive, Temple WSCS at 8, Faculty Wives Club 2 to 4, a music program by Mrs Karl Ahrendt, Nursery at Presbyterian Church 1 30 to 4 30, Fidelty Rebekah Tate 8, Naomi Bible Class at Plains Methodist 7 30, PEO 26 Sunnyside 7 30, Maecenas Literary Club 2 15 with Mrs Elmer Bingman, Athens Needle Club 2, Lodi Extension 7 30, Pocahontas Lodge 7 30 and Albany Riding Club 8. Include notes on note changes and dues payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.U. Center
Karl Ahrendt
Willard Phelps
Presbyterian Church
Dinner Honors Dr. H T Houf at Ohio University Center
Dr Horace T Houf of the Ohio University philosophy department was guest of honor at a department dinner at Ohio University Center. He received a leather bound volume of letters of appreciation from students colleagues and friends. Attendees included the Hous and university leaders. Mr and Mrs Paul L Curtis announce the birth of daughter Caryl Lincoln on January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace T. Houf
Department of Philosophy
Ohio University
Ohio University Center
Houf
John C. Baker
W. H. Cooper
Idus L. Murphree
Robert M. Wieman
Stanley Grean
Troy Organ
Rush Elliott
Walter S. Gamersfelder
Paul
L. Curtis
Sally Link
Columbus
Caryl Lincoln
Hidden signals in bridge play yields deceptive finesse
Oswald Jacoby explains a card play principle to mislead opponents by delaying the club finesse. Start by ruffing hearts, then draw trumps, but the key is to nudge East into a wrong guess about hearts by leading dummy's queen early. If the club finesse fails, you force a diamond signal and misdirect East into a poor return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Jacoby
West
South
East
Rebekahs Install New Officers in Athens and New Marshfield
Delilah Rebekah Lodge in New Marshfield installed officers Tuesday. Read: Marinda Stewart noble grand Hazel Trout past noble grand Alma Rhorick vice grand Bruce Hampton financial secretary Captalin Conkey recording secretary Delores Beal treasurer Edna Goff conductor Doris Mace warden Elsie Stevenson chaplain Virginia Carter musician Maud Judy color bearer Ann Dicken Erma Wagoner guardians. Supporters included Wilda McClain Bertha Phillips Lucille Efaw Ardat Llewellyn Ethel Elliott Evin Carter Dena Whitlatch Mattie Gabriel. Gifts given to installing officers past noble grand and musician. Hostesses Delores Beal Hazel Trout Mary Beal served refreshments to 40 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda van Meter
Ruth Bridgewater
Nannie Allum
Maud Judy
Ann Dicken
Erma Wagoner
Wilda McClain
Bertha Phillips
Lucille Efaw
Ardath Llewellyn
Ethel Elliott
Evin Carter
Dena Whitlatch
Mattie Gabriel
Noble
Delores Beal
Hazel Trout
Mary Beal
Baby pale and hungry in winter inquiry prompts cold reply
Doctors note that when parents report a pale baby with no appetite in winter they often respond that the child spends little time outdoors and the weather is too cold for outdoor activity.
Manners and a Modest Dance Date Advice
A note on social etiquette advises a girl to invite her regular dance partner to the club event, arguing a date should be chosen by manners and not assumed. The piece then shifts to a recipe hint: mix molasses with milk and pour over hot oatmeal for a simple meal.
Bridge bidding puzzle with South hand notes
In a standard four player auction, South holds 4 7 3 with 6 spades and diamonds? The text presents two bidding scenarios. Primary question asks whether to pass with North limited to nine high card points, aiming for a comfortable contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Wees
North
Beta Sigma Phi Meets for Program You and Your Audience
Beta Sigma Phi met Tuesday with Mrs. Orville Crabtree at 107 Mill Street. Mrs. Gordon Stout presented You and Your Audience. Fifteen members attended. next meeting set for January 17 at Miss Zoe Baird's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Orville Crabtree
Mill St
Gordon Stout
Zoe Baird
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sidwells
Jeryl Helene
Earnest McGraner
Union St
J. Lowell Rappan Delia
Denny
Winter Park
Fla
Dennis Ours
Onio
Foster's
Hallmark Cards
Greeting Card
Logans
Serine
de Morner
Dress Institute
C. E. Stout
Ira Burnfield
Maplewood Drive
Temple
Clarence Arbaugh
Fidelty Rebekah Tate
Naomi
The
Plains Methodist Church
Lloyd Kittle
Oscar Fulton
Sunnyside
Maecenas Literary Club
Elmer Bingman
Homer Brown
Athens Needle Club
H. T. Wise
Franklin
Albany Riding Club
Lodi
Carol Ruth
Pocahontas Lodge
H.T. Houf
Rebekahs
Baby Care
Four Star Playhouse
Mig. Co
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Singer Sewing Center
Singer Sewing Machine CO
N. Court
Sensene
St. Connex
A&p's
Marvel
Vy Gal
Good Housekeeping
Culligan Water Conditioning, Inc
Walter Ervin
Tweedie
Jacqueline
Sale
Arch-Preserver
Robbe
Davy Crockett
Cowboy Boots
SHOE
South Court Street
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