Athens area women leaders honored at OU service
At Oso University eighth annual recogniton service for women leaders on campus three Athens girls and one from Pomeroy were honored. Miss Annette Kirchner represented the Newman Club and Miss Diane Barnhart belonged to Orchesis, Alpha Xi Delta and Footlighters. Miss Ann Guerra represented Chimes and Miss Janice Story represented the Home Economics Club. Miss Sally Lynn co-chaired the event.
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Athens
Pomeroy Area
Oso University
OU Women’s League
Annette Kirchner
William H. Kirchner
Grosvenor St
Newman Club
Kirchner
Theta Phi Alpha
Diane Barnhart
H. L. Barnhart
N. ‘High St
Barnhart
Orchesis
Alpha Xi Delta
Footlighters
Ann Guerra
G. Guerra
Mill St
Chimes
Janice Story
Leo R. Story
Route 2
Pomeroy
Home Economics Club
Miss Story
Sally Lynn
E. P. Lynn
E. State St
Rally in Columbus Draws Typographical Union Leaders
William Herb of Canaanville Road attended the Columbus Progressive Rally at Carpenter's Hall. Sponsored by Columbus Typographical Union No. 5 and Columbus Masters Union No. 103, the meeting drew International Typographical Union members. Speakers included Elmer Brown seeking the presidency, John J. Pilch running for first vice president, and A Sandy Bevis seeking second vice president.
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William Herb
Canaanville Road
Columbus
Carpenter's Hall
Columbus Typographical Union No. 5
Columbus Maslers Union No
International Typographical Union
Elmer Brown
John J. Pilch
A. ‘‘Sandy” Bevis
Leadership Qualities Highlighted by BPW Officer
Mrs. Chloe Maloney of Jackson spoke to Athens BPW outlining key leadership traits including faith in the organization's purpose decision making organizing and delegating and interest in people plus three steps escalator etiquette pinnacle poise and stepping-down technique. She noted BPW history and state and national units with 3300 clubs and 10,040 Ohio members in 12 districts and listed upcoming BPW events March 8 9 clinic in Columbus May 16 17 state convention in Columbus June leadership meeting in McArthur and national convention in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chloe Maloney
Jackson
Athens Business and Professional Women
Maloney
Ohio Federation of Business’ and Professional Women
Geraldine Hope
Athens
BPW Federation
Business
Geneva
Switzerland
Federation
BPW
Miss Felsinger
Florence McBride
Cora Evans
Annabel Bunce
Ruth Lontz
Rowena Sprout
Geraldine Whittington
Girl Scout Troop 7 Hosts Appreciation Party For Leaders
Cynthia Noles reports Troop 7 held an appreciation party for leaders Mrs Charles Snow and Ruth Woolley with refreshments and a planned program. Brownie Troop 43 leaders Mrs Leo Sheridan and Mrs Lloyd Budworth organize pillow stuffing for the Cancer Society. Buckeye Patrol Troop 41 entertains leaders Mrs Arden Adams and Mrs George Drach at Mrs Paul Johnsons home with games and songs. The group pursues Good Grooming and health first aid requirements and makes Cancer Society pads as a service project.
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Troop 7
Charles Snow
Ruth Woolley
HELP
Cancer Society
Leo Sheridan
Lloyd Budworth
Brownie Troop 43
the Plains
The
Buckeye Patrol
Arden Adams
George Drach
Paul Johnson
Carrol Davies
William Sullivan
Have Talent And Charm Woman’s Touch in Barber Shops Today
In Indianapolis a shift to women barbers brings gentler service and a different shop atmosphere. Sylvia Walls, at Sylvia’s, has 18 years’ experience cutting men’s hair, offering either quiet cuts or conversation, with compassionate listening and women’s insights guiding many customers.
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International Barbers Union
Sylvia
Sylvia Walls
Old fashioned patterns add charm to kitchen towels
Advert warns readers how embroidery designs beautify towels with Pattern 773 six motifs on sturdy pieces. Send 35 cents for pattern plus 5 cents extra for first class mailing to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept. Box 169 Old Chelsea Station New York. Include name address and zone. Bonus Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book contains two complete patterns. Additional designs offered with small book order.
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Athens Messen
Old
Chelsea State
New York
F. Beint
Laura Wheeler
Printed Pattern 4688 for a versatile dress
Pattern 4688 offers a flattering round the house or sundress for shorter fuller figures. Half sizes 1442 1642 18% 24 22% 24% printed with easy directions. Requires 3% yards of 35 inch fabric for size 1642. Send 35 cents by first class mail to Anne Adams pattern dept Athens Messenger 399 Pattern Dept 243 West 17th St New York New York.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Scuttle Chapping With Bath Oils and Lotions
Keep skin smooth in cold weather with constant care. Use bath oil in the evening bath, a face and neck night cream, and a hand and body lotion that absorbs quickly and leaves a pleasant fragrance. Apply generously to knees elbows legs and all over after bathing or showering in the morning.
Grilling best practice for room temp steaks and chops
The guidance advises bringing steak to room temperature before grilling and applying the same rule to chops. It also emphasizes trimming excess fat to prevent flare-ups during outdoor cooking.
Youthful Complexions Need Specialized Care
Complexion care for teens stresses simple routines and a blend of diet rest and approved remedies. The article advises avoiding irritants, using a non greasy medicated lotion, maintaining clean habits, and including fruit milk and lean proteins in meals while ensuring adequate sleep. It also cautions against squeezing pimples and notes ceremonial tips like yeast rolls with caraway seeds and raisins.
Social Calendar highlights for Athens groups and clubs
Local calendar lists W B A and church groups at 132 Grosvenor St Amesville Presbyterian dining room Young Matron's Group C W F 8 p m Jr Women's Club 8 p m Athens Cooperative Nursery 8 p m Athena Delphian Club 7 30 p m with hostesses Regrets by Monday noon Readings include Group 2 3 4 5 meetings at various homes luncheon speaker and grange activities plus WSCS circles and Albany PTA VFW Aux cancer dressings and refreshments noted.
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Amesville
Presbyterian Church
C.W.F., Christian Church
Athens Cooperative Nursery
S. Shannon Ave
Athena Delphian Club
Cottage
A. H. Rhoads
Willard Carmean
Athens Presbyterian Women’s Ass’n
Albany Pta
Albany Vfw Aux
Lessons in Bridge from the National Championships
The article contrasts rubber bridge with duplicate play showing how South can maximize a four no trump by exploiting spade length. It notes openers, deliberate leads by East, and paths to four spade tricks or four no trump depending on play. East’s chosen spade return shapes declarers’ outcomes and emphasizes strategic differences.
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South
Oince
East
West
Etter
Group Plans Projects For The Future
The N.A.L.C. Auxiliary met in January at 67 E Mulberry St hosted by Mrs. Lenora Sands. Mrs. Cecil McGlone Jr presided as members discussed communications and read a letter from Mrs. Oden Johnson in Florida. Mrs. Ben Dickens won the mystery prize. Mrs. Sands’s granddaughter Jeanine Sands assisted, and a guest, Miss Nelle Sands, attended. For February the group will meet at Mrs. Donald Tolliver’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.A.L.C
Lenora Sands
E. Mulberry St
Cecil McGlone, Jr
Oden Johnson
Florida
Ben Dickens
Jeanine Sands
Nelle Sands
Donald Tolliver
Former Athens Resident In Hospital
O. O. Mantz of Zanesville, former Athens resident, has been confined to Good Samaritan Hospital in Zanesville since last Thursday for observation and possible surgery. His room number is 517. Mantz was previously in the wholesale business while living in Athens.
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O. O. Mantz
Zanesville
Athens
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Mantz
Hands kept dry with long handled tools and gloves
A home care note promotes using a long handled dish mop or rubber gloves to avoid hot water and protect hands. It suggests applying hand cream before gloves for extra care. Also, the Athens Women's Music Club meets tonight at 7 30 at 37 Utah Pl, the home of Mrs. Phillip J. Woodworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Women’s Music Club
Phillip J. Woodworth
Utah
Organ Music Program At Current Events Club Meeting
The Current Events Club heard details of the National Convention of Women’s Clubs to be held in Detroit Michigan June 3 to 8. Club president Mrs. L L Lovett presented the information and Mrs John Hartley led an organ music program featuring melodies ballads and popular songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
W. H. Radford
Grosvenor St
L. L. Lovett
John Hartley
Athens Garden Club Meeting With Mrs E R Horn
The Athens Garden and Nature Club will meet tonight with Mrs. E R Horn at 74 W State St. They will hold a plant or seed exchange and discuss houseplants. The IOOF No 8 Sereno 479 will meet tonight at the IOOF Hall with oysters for refreshments. Also advice to career girls includes stew fruits and a simple gelatin dessert for start of week.
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Athens Garden and Nature Club
E. R. Horn
State St
IOOF
Sereno 479
Varied Program At Nazarene Foreign Missionary Meeting
The Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society at First Church of the Nazarene held a monthly meeting with a solo by David Jeffrey and a skit Not Just for Me, But My Family, Oh Lord by Mrs Royal W Elafson and others. Mrs Beulah Jones presided as the group welcomed six new members and Mrs Janice Sapp led Japan study on Protestantism in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society
Church of the Nazarene
David Jeffrey
Royal W. Elafson
Charles
Colleen Wooten
Carl Wooten
Beulah Jones
Japan
Janice Sapp
Monsanto House of the Future preview at Disneyland
Anaheim Calif visitors pass the threshold of the House of the Future a glass walled home designed to show ten years ahead living. The four walls use Thermopane glazing with curved 8x16 foot plastic sections cantilevered from a central core to form rooms.
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Anaheim
Calif
Monsanto
Disneyland
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Ohio Federation
Ohio
BPW Club
Ative
By Cynthia Noles
Girl Scout
Indianapolis
By Vivian Brown
S. Court
W.B.A
Freda Willock
Jr. Women’s Club
Harry T. Graham
Tulane
WSCS
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
C. L. Dow
By Oswald Jacoby
South West North East
Akes
House of Future
Ernie
Laundries
Ambassador
Stimson
DAIRY
Fawcett
Chesterhill
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