AAUW Bridge Event Set by Athens Branch
The Athens AAUW plans its annual benefit bridge on Saturday February 12 at Dean Irma Voigts home 35 Park Place Tickets can be bought or sold and cookies or donations accepted to support the national Fellowship fund Miss Betty Simkins club chair says Dr Laura Zirbes national education chair will speak at the Faculty Womans Club meeting Tuesday February 8.
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Athens
American Association of University Women
Irma E. Voigt
Park Place
National Fellowship Fund
Betty Simkins
Laura Zirbes
National Committee On Education of
The
A.A.U.W
Aau.lw
Faculty Women’s Club
Mai-Mai-Sze
Athens County
William Holmes MecGuffey
Little Theater
Athens High School
F. W. Bush
MccGuffey
Rodney Goddard
Child Conservation League Meeting At The Plains School
Mrs. Frank W. Cone hosted the Child Conservation League meeting at The Plains School Tuesday night. Ninth grade home economics girls presented a skit linked to government work and posters urged savings for service members. Mary Ellen Thompson chaired the committee. Miss Beryl Cone led the program on training children.
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Frank W. Cone
Franklin Ave
Child Conservation League
Food For
Plains School
Beryl Cone
Mary Ellen Thompson
Cone
Officers Installed By WBA on Thursday Tales of Local Club
The WBA Officers Club met at 13 Stewart Street with Mrs Earnest Baughman hosting and Mrs Harry Cokenougher assisting. Officers elected include President Mrs Harry Cokenougher Vice President Mrs Earnest Baughman Recording Secretary Mrs Clyde Littler Treasurer Mrs Frieda Willock and Press Correspondent Mrs Ralph Leonard. The next meeting is Feb 24 at Mrs Ralph Leonard's home 10 Stewart Street with Mrs William Masterton assisting. Charles Henry born Jan 26 at Sheltering Arms Hospital to Clara Louise Withers and Harvey Douglas and John Withers. Pvt Douglas on furlough from Metuchen New Jersey.
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W.B.A
Earnest Baughman
Stewart St
Harry Cokenougher
Clyde Littler
Clyde Littier
Frieda Willock
Ralph Leonard
Wade Swartz
William Masterton
Pfe
Charles Ayne
Clara Louise Withers
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Charles Henry
Harvey Douglas
Richland Ave
John Withers
Union
Pvt
Douglas
Metuchen
N. J
Edna Maye Burke Weds Coxswain Garret Hudnell USN
Mr and Mrs Herbert Burke announce the marriage of their daughter Edna Maye Burke to Coxswain Garret Hudnell USN. The ceremony occurred Thursday Dec 9 at six at Gallipolis with Earl Moore officiating. Edna wore a powder blue dress and navy accessories. Hudnell, a Plains High School 1941 graduate, entered service Oct 27 1942 and is stationed at the Armed Guard Center New Orleans. Edna resides with her parents.
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Herbert Burke
Central Ave
Edna Maye
Garret Hudnell
Hollie Hudnall
Earl Moore
Gallipolis
Hudwell
Athens High School
Scott's Store
Coxswain
Hudnell
the Plains High School
Cleveland
Armed Guard Center
New Orleans
Louise Grimes and Elva Armstrong wed in Sharpsburg
Mrs Maria Grimes of Sharpsburg announces the marriage of her daughter Louise to Elva Armstrong of Sharpsburg. The ceremony was held Thursday January 27 at 6:00 p.m. at the Presbyterian Manse with Rev Fred E Luchs officiating. The bride’s attendant was her sister Ella Quinn.
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Maria Grimes
Sharpsburg
Louise
Elva Armstrong
Presbyterian Manse
Fred E. Luchs
Ella Quinn
Calendar of Athens clubs and meetings schedule
A long list of local club events runs from Monday to Friday. Receptions, lectures, study circles, and meetings are set at various homes and venues including Park Place Little Theater Ohio Ave Utah Place and Grange Hall with speakers, readings, electons of officers and dues payments announced for the week.
Needle Club Social at Mrs Wright’s Home
Mrs Ross Wright hosted the Amere Needle Club at 15 N May Ave welcoming fourteen members with guest Mrs B A Renkenberger. Nancy Lee Wright performed a piano solo and Mrs Frank Harvey played several pieces. Refreshments were served by the hostess, her daughter Nancy Lee, and Mrs E D Shrout. The next meeting is set for Feb 10 at Mrs Frank Harvey’s home, 40 Stimson Ave.
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Ross Wright
N. May Ave
Amere Needle Club
B. A. Renkenberger
Nancy Lee Wright
Frank Harvey
Nancy Lee
E. D. Shrout
Stimson Ave
Martzolff Class Lunch Monday January Meeting
The Martzolff Class of the First Methodist Church holds its January business meeting during an all day program starting Monday at 9 30 a m at the church. Members bring thread thimble and scissors for sewing rags in the forenoon and a potluck dinner with covered dish sandwiches and table service at noon. Husbands and children of members are invited to the dinner and entertainment will follow in the afternoon.
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Mothers Circle
Mary LaBaw
Clara White
H. Circle
Westfall
Margaret McHarg
Higley
Martzolff
First
McDougal WSCS Meets at O'Neal Home
The McDougal Church W S C S held a January meeting at Mrs. Maude O'Neal's home with 14 members and three guests. Quilting was the main task and a pot luck noon dinner was served. next gathering set for February 9 at Mrs. Royal Wolfe's home in Athens.
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McDougal Church
Maude O'Neal
Adaline Kasler
Nora Bryson
Emma Everett
Adda LaFollett
Lulu Bobo
Sadie Cunningham
Linnie Hixson
Ruth Keirns
Pearl Morris
Royal Wolfe
Altha Snyder
Garnett LaFollett
Emma Morris
R. C. Morris
Lula Morrison
Walter Mattison
Wayne Keirns
Larry
Don Snyder
Larry Morris
Athens
Mai-Mai Sze to Speak at Ohio U Convocation
Mai-Mai Sze daughter of a former Chinese ambassador to the United States and Great Britain will give a lecture at Ohio University convocation on Tuesday morning February 1 at 9 o clock. She studied in Paris and Bandol and exhibited in the Salon D Automne in Paris.
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Mai-Mai-Sze
United States
Great Britain
Ohio University
Addison Museum
Andover
Mass
Mai-Mai Sze
Paris
Bandol
Marseilles
France
London
Miss Sze
China
Hong Kong
Chungking
Szechwan
Sze
Miss Flory Urges War to Peace Readiness at Central PTA
At the Central PTA meeting in the high school Little Theater Miss Margaret Flory urged careful teaching and adjustment for children raised in war to become world citizens. She highlighted teaching the Four Freedoms and noted home opportunities for citizen education. Reports on the student recreation center and plans for the Athens district PTA conference on March 18 were given. first and fourth grades won room prizes in fall and ongoing drives.
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Central
P.T.A
Margaret Flory
Topsy
Flory
Parent-Teacher Association
Athens
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Lael G. Moore
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Bicknell Foraker
Grosvenor St
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G. W. Akard
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Phil Robinson
Phyllis
Bob
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Logan
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Robert Misch
John Wilkins
Nurses Corps
Cadet Nurses Training Corps
Moore
International Harvester Company
ASTP
Foraker
Millie Seipel
Silvus
Mechem Shoe CO
N. Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Edna Maye Burke
Mrs. Garret
Woman's Music Club
H. G. Stalder
College St
Sayre Study Circle
W. W. Wiggin
Ohio Ave
O. F. Rowland
Strathmore Boulevard
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T. M. Wolfe
Utah Place
Franklin
Russia
W. H. Chamberlain
First Methodist Church
Mary Tribe
Odd Fellows Hall
Hobson Study Circle
L. H. Blackwood
N. Congress St
Wilson Norris
Women's Auxiliary of the Church ‘of the Good Shepherd
Dwight Rutherford
E. State St
Nannie Allom
Alpha Gamma Delta
Robert Tompkins
Elmwood Place
Lydia Lash Evans
Grange Hall
Phi Mu
L. C. Staats
Current Events Club
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Karl Witzler
Heywood
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COX Bros
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Needle Club
Mrs. Wright
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Ohio U
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Collegiate 4
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Accords Magazine
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Athens American Association of Uni Women
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PTA
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