Socially Speaking Guild meets at Miss Banks home
Twenty members of the Guild of the Christian Church met Tuesday night at Miss Mildred Banks home at 37 Franklin Ave. A potluck supper at six preceded a business meeting led by president Miss Neisel Robinson. Devotional leader Miss Alice Thomas spoke on I Will Build My Church for All Nations. Cora Evans presented A Historical and Geographical Description of China Through the Centuries. Assisting hostesses were Mrs Carroll Davis and Mrs Charles Tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of the Christian Church
Mildred Banks
Franklin Ave
Neisel Robinson
Alice Thomas
Cora Evans
China
Carroll Davis
Charles Tribe
Betsy Ross Club Elects New Officers at Athens Meeting
The Betsy Ross Sewing Club elected new officers at a Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs. Pearl Chase at 197 Grosvenor St. Mrs. Chase became president with Mrs. Grace Cox as vice president and Mrs. Paul Neutzling as secretary and treasurer. The gathering also said farewell to Mrs. Floyd Emerick as she leaves Athens for Parkersburg, assisted by Donald Chervenak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross Sewing Club
Pearl Chase
Grosvenor St
Chase
Grace Cox
Paul Neutzling
Floyd Emerick
Athens
Parkersburg
Donald Chervenak
PTA Study Group Teaches Democracy to Children
Mrs. Alton Wolfe led a West Side P T A Study Group discussion on Teaching of Democracy to Children at Mrs. John Huffman’s home 44 Second St Tuesday night. Mr. Wolfe spoke of Canada with technicolor motion pictures. twelve members attended. Also noted Paul and Thelma Lou Parker have gone to Cleveland to visit relatives Richard Parker and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Wolfe
West Side
P.T.A
John Huffman
Second St
Wolfe
Canada
Paul
Thelma Lou Parker
Delph Parker
Richland Ave
Cleveland
Richard Parker
Past Noble Grand Officers Elected at Nora Frank Home
New officers of the Past Noble Grands Club were chosen at a meeting at Mrs. Nora Frank’s home on W. Washington Street. Chauncey Erle Bridgewater was elected president with Grace Stalder as vice president and E. R. Horn as secretary. Marie Rice became treasurer as thirteen members attended and three guests joined. Contests during the social hour awarded a mystery prize to Mrs. Rinda Hixson. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Club
Nora Frank
W. Washington St
Erle Bridgewater
Chauncey
Grace Stalder
E. R. Horn
Marie Rice
Earich
Poston
Dorothy Frank
Rinda Hixson
Phi Delta Theta Formal at Hotel Berry Tonight
Phi Delta Theta hosts a formal dinner dance at Hotel Berry tonight with Paul Pendarvis and his orchestra providing music. Wendell Davidson, 93 Maplewood Place, is social chairman in charge of the event. Dorcas Society in Deanville plans a birthday party Thursday at 7 30 p m with a short meeting and officer elections followed by the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Delta Theta
Hotel Berry
Paul Pendarvis
Wendell Davidson
Maplewood Place
Dorcas Society
Deanville
Local Woman Credits Ton Jon For Health Boost
Mrs Lola Seeley of Williamstown West Virginia reports three years of nervous weakness stomach disorders and rheumatic pain improved after using Ton Jon She gained five pounds better sleep and increased appetite and now recommends Ton Jon to others with similar issues at Quick s Cut Rate Drug Store on the way to the post office for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Seeley
6Th St
Williamstown
West Virginia
Church of Christ
Ton Jon
Quick
Army life begins for Athens County men at Camp Shelby
Paul Lewis recounts the first week, from the final Athens County contingent leaving Fort Hayes to arriving at Camp Shelby. He details tests, meals, train rides, and the 134th Field Artillery assignment with friendly local soldiers. Camp covers 24 square miles and aims for 100000 by next month. A church shower for the Hoopers follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lewis
James Lewis
Oak St
Camp Shelby
Miss
Athens County
Paul
Fort Hayes
Cincinnati
Professional Mother Misses Her Goal By Being Too Scientific
Ruth Millett critiques the so called professional mothers who treat children as interesting problems. The essay portrays a career woman who elevates motherhood to a science and looks down on childless women. It contrasts old and new styles of child training with sharp, satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Billy
Community club events fill Thursday calendar
Woman's Christian Temperance Union program at Central Ave Church 7 30 p m. Homemakers Club meet Jan 30 at Mrs George Snider’s New Marshfield Road. Faithful Few Club 97 E Union St 7 30 p m. Gene Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae with Mrs Margaret Flory 15 N College St 7 30 p m Jan 30. Child Study Club Route One led by Mrs Howard McHarg social leaders. East Side PTA screens High Wide and Handsome at East Side School 7 and 9 p m. Bishop Class Central Avenue Methodist Church basement 7 30 p m W C T U program. 31 Club at Mrs Fred Van Meter 93 Central Ave 7 30 p m. Progressive Class Central Ave Methodist Church 7 30 p m Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Central Ave
Homemakers Club
Athens Grange
George Snider
New Marshfield Road
Floyd Cross
E. Union St
Gene Zeta Tau Alpha
Margaret Flory
Presbyterian
N. College St
Howard McHarg
Carol Beatty
Howard Wright
Central Avenue Methodist Church
W.C.T.U
31 Club
Fred van Meter
Central Avenue
Pull the Trigger on Lazy Bowels and Comfort Stomach Too
An advertisement promotes Dr. Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin to treat constipation and stomach upset. It touts Senna and Pepsin as a comfortable, effective combination, suitable for adults and children, and urges readers to buy from their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losetivemann
Dr. Caldwell
Pallas Club hears Dr. Edith Wray on Willa Cather
Mrs. A. C. Anderson hosted the Pallas Club at the Woman's Faculty Club with a program by Dr. Edith Wray on Willa Cather orientation. In the president's absence Anderson led the business meeting while Miss Clara Weihr served as program leader. Mrs. James Rogaski Sr. is reported in Reynolds Hospital Glendale West Virginia for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Anderson
Pallas Club
Woman's Faculty Club
Edith Wray
Willa Cather
Clara Weihr
James Rogaski, Sr
Ville
Reynolds Hospital
Glendale, W. Va
Athens Rural PTA Set Friday Meeting at Township School
Athens Rural Parent-Teacher Association plans a Friday night gathering at the Athens Township School Building with a 6 p.m potluck. In Marietta, Mrs. Joseph Mason is in critical condition after a stroke on January 13, with Mrs. Chappelear and Mrs. Mason being daughters of Mrs. Horner. The Child Conservation League will assemble at the Christian Church side entrance at 1 45 p.m. Saturday for the funeral of Mrs. E G Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Rural Parent-Teacher Association
Athens Township
D. D. Chappelear
First St
Frank Horner
Hollister
Marietta
Joseph Mason
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
Child Conservation League
The
Christian Church
E. G. Campbell
Don’t Stay FAT and Unattractive Ad for Kruschen Salts
An old advertisement urges overweight readers to weigh in, buy Kruschen Salts, and follow a four week plan. It recommends a half teaspoon daily in water before breakfast, limits on pastry fatty meats white bread potatoes butter and cream, and a weight check after the first bottle with a money back guarantee.
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Betsy Ross Club
Mrs. Chase
PTA
Phi Delt Formal
Athens Messenger
Ohio
Walter Florell
134Th Field Artillery
National Guard
Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church
William Hooper
Baker Settlement
Harry Hooper
Orig Seize Te Tahoe
Ruth Millett
East Side P.T.A
Irene Dunn
East Side
Central Ave. Methodist Church
W. B. Drake Jeweler
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Dr. Wray
Athens Rural P.T.A
Sislers
Rauch's Bakery
IPANA
Ast
Mister
Our
Ody
Jergen
Quick’s Cut Rate Drug Store
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