Weekend Formals and Dinners Planned by Fraternities
Delta Tau Delta Phi Delta Theta and Alpha Gamma Delta schedule dinners and dances this weekend. Alumni faculty and officials are invited. events feature music by Wilh Lanning, a ski lodge themed winter carnival, an Oriental themed Delt dinner dance, and an Out of This World decor for Alpha Gamma Delta.
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Delta Tau Delta
Phi Delta Theta
Alpha Gamma Delta
Anmane
Wilh Lanning
Frank Baker
Richard Banks
Howard C. Bobo
Loring Connett
W. B. Drake
Wendell Drake
Robert Essex
Walter Davis
George Drach
J. A Fuller
Francis B Fuller
D. M. Goddard
W. H. Herbert
Frank Gullum
H. T. Houf
David Hughes
Dunk King
W. L. Williams
FE. R Lash
A. D. McPerson
H. E. Miller
Clarence Roach
Dwight Tritpp
William Vaughn
James A. Jones
A. B. Wells
Wesley Miller
J. B. Vanity
H. R. Wilson
A. T. Volwhler
F. A. Sprague
John Sprague
Richard Johnson
J. W Dowler
Harold Furst
Robert Wickham
Ray Johnston
Delta Kappa Gamma Meets at The Plains High School
Alpha Lambda Chapter holds its January meeting in the Home Economics Department at The Plains High School with 36 regular members and Athens County representatives. Activities include poetry readings, an accordion medley, a panel on teaching, and plans for future teacher clubs. Next gathering is February 20 in Nelsonville.
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Alpha Lambda Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
the Plains High School
Plains
Camilla Weisenbach
Anna Rose
Berg Cone
Adda
FHA
Shirley Tinkham
Gracie Thompson
Betty Brown
Jeanne Gabriel
Jeanne
Maggie
Shirley
Columbus
Nelsonville
Athens County
Scott
Shannon
Vivian Roberts
Hattie Alden
Coolville
Virginia Knecht
Ohio University
Doris Wells
Jessie Wines
Phyllis Howe
Miraculous Vita min Iron Solu Seals For Children
Solu seals supplements to daily diet claim to relieve frayed nerves stomach trouble and skin problems. The ad promotes 100 tablets for 2.59 sold at Quick's Drug Store Athens Ohio with mail orders and a 25 cent wrap charge.
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Quick's Drug Store
Athens
Ohio
Willing Workers Dinner Meeting Led by President Dorr
The Willing Workers Club held its January meeting with president Maxine Dorr. Dinner served at noon by hostess Flossie Mosher. Roll call answered with a scripture verse. Prizes awarded to Lena Bean Marian Moore Mabel Marquis and Marcel a Mosher. Remembrances sent to Margaret Ogg and Mrs Mary Harrison. Other members and guests included Vinnie Van Dyke Blanche McCune Leta Gould Nellie Bean Clara Wilson Edna Fleming Ethel Dorr and Lena Starlin.
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Willing Workers Club
Maxine Dorr
Athens Rt. 3
Flossie Mosher
Lena Bean
Marian Moore
Mabel Marquis
Marcela Mosher
Margaret Ogg
Mary Harrison
Vinnie van Dyke
Blanche McCune
Leta Gould
Nellie Bean
Clara Wilson
Edna Fleming
Ethel Dorr
Lena Starlin
Higley Study Circle Met At Mrs Smiths Home
Mrs George Smith hosted Higley Study Circle at 4 Evans Street on Wednesday evening. Mrs C W Evans led the meeting with Miss Mary Williams presenting a book review of The Life of Dolly Madison by Katherine Anthony. The next gathering is set for February 6 at 7 30 p.m at Mrs A C Andersons home 30 Columbia.
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George Smith
Evans St
Higley
C. W. Evans
Mary Williams
C. W. Grogs
Dolly Madison
Katherine Anthony
A. C. Anderson
Columbia
Broiled Sweetbreads and Ham a Gala Party Dish
Broiled sweetbreads with ham and pineapple make a festive, make ahead starter. The recipe details preparing sweetbreads by boiling cooling trimming and stuffing on ham with pineapple then broiling until browned. Includes tripe and a Tomorrow's Menu breakfast lunch and dinner plan with multiple courses and ingredients.
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Parker House
Party for Jeffery Craig Rutter Turns Third
Mr and Mrs Basil Rutter of Forest Avenue hosted a party for their son Jeffrey Craig to celebrate his third birthday. Guests included Robbie Rutter Barbara Lockard Myra Lockard Kathleen Parkis Stevie Hayes Scott Ashton Berry Lechner Jimmie Fryer and mothers Mrs Kenny Lechner Mrs S Parkis Mrs Charles Hayes Mrs Tom Aston and Mrs Richard Lockard.
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Basil Rutter
Forest Ave
Jeffrey Craig
Jack Horner
Robbie Rutter
Jeff
Barbara Lockard
Myra Lockard
Kathleen Parkis
Stevie Hayes
Scott Ashton
Berry Lechner
Jimmie Fryer
Kenny Lechner
S. Parkis
Charles Hayes
Tom Ashton
Richard Lockard
Crochet Hug-Me-Tight Sweater Pattern Seeks 25c
Pattern No 5225 offers a black chenille and pastel crochet sweater in small medium and large with full instructions material list stitches and finishing directions Send 25 cents plus name address and pattern number to Anne Cabot The Athens Messenger 1150 Ave Americas New York NY 36 for this pattern inclusion of details.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N.Y
Club Calendar Highlights From Local Organizations
Women of the Moose bake sale at Varsity Theater at 9 30 a m. DAR and SAR meet for a spelling bee at the high school auditorium at 8 p m. Rainbow Girls install officers at 7 p m at the Masonic Temple. Public welcome with a social hour. Elks Club hosts a 9 p m party for Elks and their ladies at Cline Ridge. WSCS at Coolville Methodist Church holds a bake sale with Chapman's at 1 p m.
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Women of the Moose
Varsity Theater
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Coolville Methodist Church
Chapman's
Stunning two piece pattern 8788 for teens by Sue Burnett
Youth fashion pattern 8788 offers a stand-up collar and bow tie style with a slim waist silhouette. Sizes 11 to 20 include top and skirt yardages, sold through The Athens Messenger. Send 25 cents for the Spring and Summer Basic Fashion booklet and 30 cents for the perforated pattern.
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Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N.Y
Cless Class Dinner Meeting Led by Mrs Gross
Mrs H T Houf hosted 39 Cless Class members of the Presbyterian Church for a 6 o'clock dinner at Second Street. Assistant hostesses included Mrs George Starcher and others. The class voted to pay a clothing bill for a needy family and to contribute to the Athens Council of Church Women. Officers named for the year: Mrs C W Gross president, Mrs Mildred Chatter vice president, Mrs E K Phelps secretary, Miss Freda Smith treasurer.
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H. T. Houf
Cless
The
Presbyterian Church
Second St
George Starcher
Carl Hanson
E. A. Cottingham
Co. W. Gross
F. B. Dilley
Gross
Mildred Chatter
Margaret Benedict
Athens Council of Church Women
C. W. Gross
E. K. Phelps
Freda Smith
ITU Auxiliary Sees Unity in Club Work and Hospitality
The ITU Auxiliary met at the Cottage Tea House with Mrs William Burns hosting and Mrs Robert Cooley presiding twelve members attended a dessert course followed by discussions on club projects and tax stamps Mrs Clinton Chadwick announced as February hostess for the February 20 meeting Separately several Athens visitors attended Hershel Kirkendall s funeral and later visited Sunset Hill Farm Athens including spouses and relatives from Akron Canton Utica Miamisburg Portsmouth Belpre Parkersburg Pettyville McHenry and Marietta among them Mr and Mrs G F Markeson and Mr J F Wetzler of McHenry Illinois at the home of Mrs Mabel Brown
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ITU
Cottage Tea House
William Burns
Robert Cooley
Clinton Chadwick
Athens
Hershel Kirkendall
Herman
Zimmer
Akron
George Spitzer
Canton
Carl Weber
Warren Weber
Utica
Opal Leis
Miamisburg
George Bandfield
Allen Bandfield
Portsmouth
Ralph McAfee
Belpre
Rusgell Sams
Fleming
Charles Sams
Parkersburg
W. Va
Edyth
J. F. Wetzler
McHenry, Ill
Mr. Markeson
Mabel Brown
Sunset Hill Farm
Dr Crane on personality offsetting physical flaws
Dr George W Crane counsels that an attractive personality can offset flaws like baldness or a large nose. He argues many worry over minor defects, but social success hinges on virtues, compliments, and radiating cheer rather than perfect features. A tight rope analogy explains perspective and self control.
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George W. Crane
Eugene P
Eugene
Athens Presbyterial Meets at Athens Church With District Representation
Twenty five members attended the Athens Presbyterial Society gathering at the Athens Presbyterian Church. Reports covered Rebecca Hall contributions for Cam Eroun, constitution revision, and invitations for World Day of Prayer and Our Great Hour of Sharing. Remarks honored Dr. Wellington Cook and wife for Korea missions. tea followed the session with ministers from Nelsonville Alexander Logan Gallipolis Middleport Marietta New Plymouth and Athens represented.
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Athens
Ann Chapman
Nelsonville
Gallipolis
F. C. Eccles
Wellington T. Cook
Wyalusing
Cook
Maud
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Paul Dean
Jack Enghe
Griffith Evans
Carl Ferguson
Herbert Finney
Harry Foster
Frank Fulton
John Fulton
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Blaine Goldsberry
Charles Harris
Martin Hecht
Rufus Hopkins
Evan Jones
Kenneth Jones
Kenneth Kerr
Ezra Koons
Seth Lewis
Henry Link
Robert Link
Richard McKinstry
Richard Mackinnon
H. T. Morgan
David Nichols
Olin Parrett
John Preston
Frank Rauch
Charles Reamer
Roger Rowland
Dwight Rutherford
Robert Sprague
John Stewart
Frank Super
Samuel Warren
Patrick White
William White
Robert Wren
Carl Wood
Ellis Woodworth
Charles Woodworth
Byron Wolfe
Philip Yoder
David Zenner
Alpha Gam
Campus Knights
Hotel Berry
Paul Fontaine
Frank Dilley
C. N. Mackinnon
C. R. Hoskins
Margaret Burt
Co. FE. Heft
Greta Lash
John Steward
Clark Williams
Frank Calvin
Hazel Roach
Arthur McPherson
R. R. Paynter
Roger Jones
A. R. Frame
Mary Walker
James Boden
Carroll Widdoes
R. F. Beckett
Catherine Campbell
M. D. Hughes
Phi Delt
Paul Beckley
William Beckley
Elmer Biddison
Tom Biddle
William Biggers
John Bolin
Richard Brooks
Miss Cook
Louise Linscott
Miss Patterson
Marian Woodward Lamb
Ohio Department of Vocational
St.jossen
Childres
the Mutual Home &6 Savings Association
East
Washington St
Federal Home Loan Bank
By Gaynor Maddox
Mrs. Anne Cabot
Court St
Elks and Their Ladies
Elks Club
Cline Ridg
Nyal Drug
McKee Drug Company
Prescription Store
Edwards
Presbyterial
Main Street
Logan, Ohio
the Cline Pharmacy
HSI
Duran
Wolfe Hardware
S. Court St
Athens, Ohio
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