Sons of Legion Honor Past Sponsor John Dowler with Plaque
At the Legion Hall the Sons of Legion held a Monday meeting attended by about thirty. John Dowler received a plaque for his past sponsor work. New officers were installed with Richard Chapman as chaplain, John Demolet captain, Orland Bean first lieutenant, Fred Rosser second lieutenant, Loring Connnet Jr adjutant, and Bobby Sprague and Bill Strawn as color bearers.
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Sons of Legion
John Dowler
Legion Hall
Richard Chapman
John Demolet
Orland Bean
Fred Rosser
Loring Connett, Jr
Bobby Sprague
Bill Strawn
Miss Kahler Reviews Wingless Victory at Delphian Meeting
Miss Mary Kahler presented a review of the play Wingless Victory at the Athena Delphian Club meet held at Mrs. Harley Vance's home last night. She discussed New York productions and other shows she had seen in addition to his review.
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Steinbeck
Mary Ward
Delle Finsterwald
Mary Kahler
Athena Delphian Club
Harley Vance
New Revival of Nineties Pompadour Inspires Hair Trends
In Athens beauty shops and beyond, the Gay Nineties influence returns with a modern pompadour look. Curls grow out from the neck into sausage or wide ringlets, bangs vanish, and hair is styled with underturned curls. Feathers or flowers add evening flair to the daytime coiffe.
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Athens
Milady
Aluminum Topic Prompts Progressive Literary Club Talk
Members of the Progressive Literary Club met at Mrs. A. N. Johnson’s home on Grosvenor Street for a business meeting and program. Mrs. Viola Young presented a paper titled Aluminum. Hostess Mrs. Decker served refreshments after the program. In Shanghai a police court dismissed charges against a dog owner, ruling the dog’s one bite was not a repeat offense.
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Progressive Literary Club
A. N. Johnson
Grosvenor St
Viola Young
M. G. Decker
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Club Meetings
A Busy midweek schedule lists Pre-School Mothers Club at 67 Stewart St 7 30 p m with Mrs Dwight Bowles. P E O Sisterhood at Faculty Women s Club with clay modeling. Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary at 137 N Congress. Py thian Sisters at IOOF Hall N Court St. Thursday features Women s Missionary Society 2 p m. U C D Club 2 p m. Betsy Ross Sewing Club 2 p m. Home Economics Teachers meet 4 30 p m in Chamber of Commerce rooms. January Branch meeting 7 30 p m Faculty Women s Clubhouse with George Start Lasher. and tea at 9 Morris Ave 3 5 p m under Foreign Missionary Society. Friday events include National Letter Carriers Auxiliary 7 30 p m at 54 Stewart St with New Year s resolutions. M and H Circle 7 30 p m on W State St. Women s Relief Corps 7 p m Red Men s Hall Installation. plus a Child Conservation League meeting with a brief program and refreshments. Also notes on a Tuesday Needle Club and a school-age verse piece by Annie McIntyre Barto.
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Dwight Bowles
Stewart St
Mary LaBaw
Faculty Women’s
George Start Lasher
New York
Lasher
National Association of Letter Carriers
Roscoe Orr
H. Circle
Gratia Pratt
W. State St
Lenna Wood
Women's Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
Winter Bride Bouquets Rule 1937 Weddings
A spring bride in winter favors simple natural bouquets with gardenias white orchids Calla lilies and white Haster lilies. Florists now store bulbs to provide waxy trumpet lilies year round, with snapdragons roses sweet peas gardenias and carnations also used.
Birthright of Babyhood Insists On Love Of Reading For Children
A columnist argues parents must teach children to love reading, presenting books as a living aid to happiness and a birthright equal to wealth. It contrasts readers with those who only know headlines and cinema, urging home literacy as essential for companionship and growth.
Movie Moguls Embrace International Sneak Previews in 1957
Hollywood leaders and English producers push sneak previews to gauge American and overseas reception. Stephen Pallas of London Films previews Fire Over England in the U.S. and aims to lift American grosses to half, while Samuel Goldwyn previews Beloved Enemy in England and Canada. Cecil B. DeMille tests The Plainsman coast to coast. David L. Loew targets midwestern and New York markets with When's Your Birthday before distribution.
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Hollywood
U.P
United States
Stephen Pallas
London Films
England
Samuel Goldwyn
Canada
Cecil B. DeMille
David L. Loew
RKO
Joe E. Brown
New York
WBA Installs Officers at First Meeting of Year
In Columbus the Women's Benefit Association held a large meeting at Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs Freda Willock served as installing officer and Miss Laura Briggs received a leaving gift. Plans were made for a dance and next meeting at Mrs George Pennybacker home on Feb 7.
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Columbus
Columbus Athenian Club
Hubbard Ave
Elizabeth McQuade
Jane Watkins
Athens County
George Pennybacker
Olentangy St
WBA
Women's Benefit Association
Odd Fellow's
Freda Willock
Laura Briggs
Daughters Sponsor Benefit Bingo in Nelsonville
The Daughters of America sponsor a public benefit bingo party at the 1.C.C.F. Hall in Nelsonville on Friday night January 15 with play starting at eight o'clock.
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Nelsonville
The
Daughters of America
1.C.C.F. Hall
Club News Highlights and Personal Notes
Mrs. William Massin of Logan was the guest of Mrs. Clyde Littler yesterday. Richard Rosser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rosser formerly of Athens, had an appendectomy at White Cross Hospital Columbus on New Year’s Day and is recovering at home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Straight and children of Mannington W Va visited Mrs. Straight’s sister Mrs. Lester Cordray in Athens Route 1. William H. Logan returned from a buying trip in Chicago after leaving Athens Sunday evening.
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William Massin
Logan
Clyde Littler
Richard Rosser
Bernard Rosser
Athens
Thomas Rosser
Washington St
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
N. Burgess Ave
Harry L. Straight
Edward
Freda
Stanley
Mannington
W. Va
William H. Logan
Chicago
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Advertisement
An old three-generation ad urges women to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease menstrual and menopausal discomfort. It promotes the product as a aid to tone the body and endure the "three ordeals" of life turning girlhood to womanhood, motherhood, and middle age.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia Bb. Pinkham
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Miss Kahler
Delphian Meeting
Tress
P.E.O. Sisterhood
Catherine Bedford
Alpha Xi Delta
A. C. Anderson
N. Congress
IOOF
N. Court St
Women’s Missionary Society of
First Christian Church
G. H. Gardner
UCD Club
L. W. Russell
E. Mill St
Betsy ‘Ross Sewing Club
J. W. Tolson
Franklin Ave
Chamber of Commerce
Beryl Cone
Russell
Humphrey
William Shepherd
Morris Ave
Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Business Women’s Club
Martzolff
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid
Richland Ave
Mrs. T. Gibson
Child Conservation League
Ohio
Thomas Gibson
O. E. Fry
James Jones
Wamsley
City Federation Club
W. F. Giesecke
Alice MacCombs
Mary Gibson
Mrs. Jones
Marjorie Moler
Needle Club
W. D. Robinson
May Ave
W. E. Clark
Robinson
Elmer Poston
Carl Porter
Annie McIntyre Bartoe
Nelsonville, Ohio
Nao
Clover Farm
Hourhound
Dorothy DIX
Vicks VarRo
Vicks Va
Ian
Wilson
Indianapolis
Indiana
Gruens
Victoria
Cornwell & Co
Athens Jewelers
Nyal
Laxacold
Drolt
McKee Drug Co
Security Bank Bldg
Club News
Miller's
Berry Hotel
Winter Merchandise
New Spring
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SHI
Bray
RTS
Coats
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