Mary Elizabeth Ellis and Irene Witham Play Sunday Recital
About 350 attended Memorial Auditorium for a program by violinist Mary Elizabeth Ellis and pianist Irene E. Witham. Ellis opened with Corelli and led a Varsconic finale. Conus Concerto in E minor drew high praise. Witham offered three piano pieces and both performers received warm audience appreciation.
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J. E. Thackrey
Mary Elizabeth Ellis
Irene E. Witham
Memorial Auditorium
Conus
Ellis
Miss Witham
Ilyinsky
Carpenter
Miss Ellis
Scott Kreisler
Grasse
Bach
Zarzycki
Calendar of Coming Events in Athens Area
Monday events include Past Matrons Auxiliary meeting with dinner at 6 and a 7 p m gathering. Junior-Senior PTA meets at Athens High School at 7:30 p m with film For All Our Sakes and state health official talk open to the public. Tuesday activities feature Guild at 5:45 p m with hosts, Women s Benefit Association at 7:30 p m in IOOF Hall, and meetings of Childhood Education Council and Delphian Club with host locations and times.
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the Order of the Eastern Star
Oor
PTA
Athens High School
For All Our Sakes
American Social Hygiene Association
State Department of Health
000 Women’s Benefit Association
IOOF
Athens County Council of Childhood Education
Mind Your Manners Valentine etiquette quiz
A 1938 NEA Service guidance quiz asks about valentine signing and etiquette. Answers: yes sign the sender. yes for gestures like paper valentines. no to violent ink. no to apologizing for typewritten letters. pencil only when ill. For a young man in another city, best choice is (c) tell her when you are with her you will write, if convenient.
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NEA Service, Inc
Katie
Mr. Noel
Miss Mary
Mary
Jeem
Whaleys Toast Birthdates at Dinner in Hebbardsville
Mr and Mrs J W Whaley hosted a six oclock dinner in Hebbardsville to celebrate William Whaley’s 27th birthday and Edna Shuler’s 32nd birthday. Guests included Joe and Edna Shuler, Miss Mary Niggemeyer, Clarence Hunter, and W D Whaley family members with gifts for all.
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J. W. Whaley
Hebbardsville
William
Edna Shuler
Joe Shuler
Edna
Guysville
Mary Niggemeyer
Clarence Hunter
Athens
W. D. Whaley
Bessie Lee
Joan
Boma Jean
Billy Joe
Children's Hour How Can I Manage It Asks This Busy Mother
Olive Roberts Barton recalls a busy mother reading to three children using excerpts from Field and Lear and a Fisher poem. The scene shifts from playful requests to discipline as the mother attempts to hold attention with short verses before yielding to a lesson on poetry’s value. A closing note cites tree science about a birch tree’s vulnerability to bark loss.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Kitty
Esther
Walter
Peter
Lear
Personal notices of moves and visits in local families
Mrs. R. F. Atkins departs for Syracuse to establish a new home and is identified as Thora Olson, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Thor Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McGlone relocate with daughter Margaret to Athens and stay with Cecil and Mrs. McGlone. Mrs. James Weidman of Detroit visits Albany residents. PEO plans meeting with Mrs. Henry F. Miller at 225 E State St on Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
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R. F. Atkins
Syracuse
N. Y
Atkins
Thora Olson
Thor Olson
Woodard Ave
Paul McGlone
Margaret
Ashville
Athens
Cecil McGlone
Richland Ave
PEO
Henry FE. Miller
E. State St
Naomi Bible
Naomi Bible Class of
the Plains
Bernice Luman
George Shamel
C. J. McCullough
Pull in Your Stomach Says Alicia Hart for Women Past 25
Alicia Hart advises women over twenty five to focus on posture and walking style to appear younger. She urges regular posture and stretching exercises, keeping the back straight, chest elevated, hips forward, and a lifted head to reduce hollow in the back and the neck lump.
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Alicia Hart
Vitamin A rich foods boost growth and health
A classic nutrition message lists vitamin A sources like milk cheese eggs cod liver oil and leafy greens. It includes a recipe for a creamy carrot pineapple salad and another for a baked custard dessert with prunes and pecans.
Tomorrow's Menu Highlights Vitamin A Rich Foods
The menu features breakfast with stewed apricots and eggs, lunch of bean soup with carrot and pineapple salad, and dinner of pork chops with stuffed baked potatoes and creamed spinach. Desserts include prune whip. beverages: coffee and milk.
Carrot and Pineapple Salad Recipe Appeal
A health note praises vitamin A rich foods for eye health and energy. It lists a salad recipe using carrots, pineapple, almonds, whipped cream, and suggests a nutritious diet helps Papas and Mamas prevent night blindness and support daily meals.
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Johnny
Marriage A Sequel to Married Comrades
Adele Garrison recounts plans to quietly guard Mary Veritzen during rehearsals at Hotel Lansfield. The narrator seeks Mary’s consent and outlines early breakfast arrangements with Katie and Jim while ensuring Miss Whitlock’s willingness to accompany as needed. The scene closes with Katie’s practical, feisty resolve.
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Miss Whitlock
Mary
Hotel Lansfield
New Hampshire
New York
First Lady May Bob Her Hair
Friends of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt said she is considering bobbing her hair breaking White House tradition. She has had sides trimmed to allow a waved style and may later have it completely bobbed.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
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Louise Banks
Franklin Ave
Athenian’ Delphian Club
G. O. Staneart
Maplewood Drive
Brotherhood of the Richland
Athens Township Pta
W. Union St
Leadway Spices
The
C. D. Shafer Co
Whaleys
Eastwood
W. B. Bentley
Art and Thimble Club
Aileen Fisher
New York Supreme Court
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Mra
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Europe
Dresden China
Mrs. Gaynor Maddox
Adele Garrison
Meddlers
Jim
Rose
Dot
Mrs. Robinson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Jack
Horner
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