Prayer Book Symposium Topic For Presbyterian Missionary
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church met at 42 Morris Avenue with Mrs. W. B. Bentley hosting. Discussions centered on a Year Book of Prayer for National Missions and its objectives including reports from members on national missions impact and various local ministries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
W. B. Bentley
Morris Avenue
G. I. Putnam
George Cress
Emma C. McVay
Abbie KE. Marden
Ali
B. B. Acomb
Mamie Steele
E. B. Acomb
Helen McLaughlin
Nasabe Ranch
Minnesota
O. U. Terrill
Virginia
RK. L. Morton
Christian Neighborhood Club
Irene McDowell
Deanville
N. B&b. Mills
Lord
George McLaughlin
Frank Cone
Elizabeth Rumiler
Emma Cook
Emma McVay
Women benefit Association installs 1934 officers
The Women’s Benefit Association held its first 1934 meeting with eight new members initiated. Mrs. Sadie Frebault presided, assisted by Edith and Juanita Saylor and Edna Junod. New officers include Anna Stauffer president and Sadie Frebault pest president. A potluck dinner followed late in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benefit Association
Sadie Frebault
Edith Saylor
Juanita Saylor
Edna Junod
Anna Stauffer
Matie Pritchard
Pest
Freda Willock
Edith Junod
Ollie Bingman
Anna Dustin
Flora Murphy
Bertha Heiser
Beatrice Rosser
Ethel Beekman
Lillian Cakenougher
Vords
Laura Briggs
Lena Tribe
Ethel Walker
Rees Freck
Bridgie Shannon
Stuffy Head Relief From Nasal Drops Restores Breathing
Brief note describes nasal drops used to relieve nasal congestion. After a few drops, breathing becomes clearer and easier. Includes emphasis on rapid relief and returning to normal breathing.
Literary Club Discusses Niagara Falls Paper
Maecenas Literary Club met at Mrs J R Harvey's home at 6 West State Street. Mrs John Cross led roll call and news items followed by Mrs Charles Wood reading Niagara Falls. Guests included Mrs James Earich and Mrs John Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Harvey
West State Street
Maecenas Literary Club
John Cross
Roll Call
Charles Wood
Niagara Falls
James Earich
John Murphy
Two Hostesses Lead Dinner Bridge Event at Hillcrest Inn
Mrs. Robert C Hess and Mrs. Richard McKinstry entertained their bridge club with a 7 o'clock dinner at Hillcrest Inn followed by an evening of bridge at the Hess home. High scores went to the hosts, with Mrs. Hess first and Mrs. McKinstry second, followed by Mrs. Wheatley Link and Mrs. P C Nichols as prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Hess
Richard McKinstry
Hillcrest Inn
Hess
McKinstry
Wheatley Link
P. C. Nichols
Hazel McKinstry Hawkins
Llewellyn Evans
Rolland Jones
W. J. Trautwein
Dwight Rutherford
Catherine Figg
Don Peden
Needle Club Hosts Sewers and New Member
Mrs W H Jewett entertained the Tuesday Evening Needle Club at her home 7 West State Street with 19 members and one new member Mrs Will Merritt present. The group planned entertaining their husbands at Mrs W D Robinsons home and prizes were won by Maude Kittamiller Will Merritt Roy Dupler and H A McCaskill. Six guests attended and refreshments were served. A nature study group, lectures and temple meetings are noted with dates and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Jewett
West State Street
Will Merritt
W. D. Robinson
May Avenue
What Other Women Say about Teasing and Parenting
A brief quote from ANNA ROOSEVELT CALL encouraging parents to teach children to handle teasing with simple guidance. It emphasizes that hurtful teasing is malicious and should be avoided as taboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Roosevelt
Howell Funeral Draws Relatives From Nearby Towns
Relatives gathered for the funeral of J. N. Howell at his home at 166 N Lancaster Street. Attendees included George Howell and John Howell Jr of McArthur. William Howell W Kenneth Howell Jesse Carnal Cloyd Cravens George Turner of Columbus. Lulu Cravens of Chillicothe. Guards to meet Friday at 4 p.m. at Mrs M G Decker’s home 14 Morris Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
J. N. Howell
N. Lancaster Street
John Howell
Sabert Howell
George Howell
John Howell, Jr
McArthur
William Howell
W. Kenneth Howell
Jesse Carnal
First Methodist Church
M. G. Decker
Morris Avenue
Girl Scout Leaders Map January Activities for Athens Troops
Leaders planned January events for Athens Girl Scout troops including games lessons with Miss Tommie Meesey, songs by Miss Mildred Hammond, and a Junior First Aid class led by Mrs. Thor Olson and Miss Charlotte La Tourette. The first meeting is Saturday 9 30 to 10 30 at the Junior High Scout Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Tommie Meesey
Mildred Hammond
Thor Olson
Charlotte la Tourette
Irma Betts
Mothers discuss formation of good habits at Pre-School club
At Mrs. Stanley Nida home the Pre-School Mothers' Club debated formation of good habits as steps toward self reliance. Contests crowned Mrs. Dwight Bowles. Refreshments followed with Mrs. Bertine Everts aiding. Also noted bake sale by Girl Scouts Troop One at Majestic Theatre, Pine Tree Troop led by Captain Mrs. McClure. Visitors J R Elder and Frances Martin from Logan in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 1
O. E. McClure
Majestic Theater
Stanley Nida
Dwight Bowles
Bertine Ever
Troop One
the Majestic
Pine Tree Troop
Mrs. McClure
Also Mentioned on This Page
Presbyterian
Women’s Benefit Association
America
Geneva Masterton
Carolyn McKinstry
Ida Wise
Vida Carpenter
Lydia Hope
Lenna Wood
W. E. A. Lodge
Frevault
Prescription Store
S.M. A. Baby Food
Vicks
Vicks Nose
Vicks Salve
Siee
Creomulsion
Pell
Dorothy Grays
Sway
Armands Powder
Rudy
Ras Od
Los Angeles
Rudy Vallee
Vallee
Fay Webb
Tuesday Evening Needle Club
A. A. UW
Faculty Women's Club
Jane Kellogg Atwood
Dow Grones
Miriam Morse
W. F Copeland
H. R. McVay
Eom Pythians
Athenian
Dy. le
Edwin A Jones
Quleria
Jones
W. Ho Me- Kee
University Terrace
Preston
New
Dre Shea
Jas
New York
Silvus
Style Shop
Girl Scout
Baby
Dottie
Atlanta
Mothers’ Club
Goo
J. R. Elder
Frances Martin, Logan
Miller’s
Hotel
Od Cammunaa Rey Clearance
Woodworth
Sky Rider Shoes
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