June Wedding Announced in Pontiac
Mrs. Jane Biggers Walker and Thomas Evans Jr. wed at All Saints Episcopal Church Pontiac. Attendants were Mr and Mrs William C Biggers Jr of Athens. A luncheon followed at Rotunda Inn Pontiac. Mrs Evans is Ohio University graduate and former Pontiac teacher. Evans graduated from Ohio University and works with McBee Co. Residence 135 Franklin Ave Athens. Athens guests included Mr and Mrs James Scriven and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Begg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Biggers Walker
William C. Biggers Sr
Pontiac, Mich
Thomas Evans, Jr
Thomas Evans
Mr. Evans
Pittsburgh
All Saints Episcopal Church
Pontiac
William C. Biggers, Jr
Athens
Rotunda Inn
Ohio University
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
The
McBee Co
Evans
Franklin Ave
James Scriven
Kenneth Begg
Coming and Going: Norman and Bruce Day Visit Relatives
Norman and Bruce Day of Columbus spent two weeks with grandparents in Athens, then a week with the Engh family at Indian Lake. Mr. and Mrs. C A Marstiller and daughter Karen leave for Liberia after three months with Thor Olson in Woodward Ave, then on to Akron and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman and
Bruce Day
William Day
Columbus
Norman Engh
Athens
Mrs. Engh
Indian Lake
C. A. Marstiller
Karen
Liberia
West Africa
James G. Boden
Centre
Harbor
N. H
Wally
New England States
New York City
Refusing to Be Irritable Rules for Mothers and Wives
A veteran speaker urges wives and mothers to stay calm amid daily household annoyances. By choosing not to show irritability, they reduce conflict and help the family stay peaceful. The speaker recounts a mother of four who learned calm behavior to keep her household in order.
Education Not Confined To Schools
Dr. James Hymes Jr. told a conference at Iowa University that education extends beyond classrooms into home church clubs and daily life. He urged parents to collaborate with teachers, adapt learning at all ages, and consider helping at school as planned parental involvement not invasions of privacy.
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Iowa University
James Hymes, Jr
George Peabody College For Teachers
Hymes
lHymes
Kymes
Petals Stand Out From Skirt
New York designer Nelly de Grab creates adaptive clothing with life sized flowers sewn over skirts in satin ribbed cotton denim and chiffon organdy. Petals stand away from the fabric in layers with hand painted stems and sequined outlines for a three dimensional look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEA
Nelly de Grab
Alexander Church Women Meet at Dixon Home
Thirty four members of the Women s Association of the Alexander Presbyterian Church gathered at Mrs T W Dixon s home near Albany for a program on Meditation with devotions by Mrs How ard McHarg and readings from missionary letters about Korea A Disaster Relief talk by Miss Anna F P McVay and music by several members accompanied by Mrs George Snider Plans were made for a food concession at the Conservation Field Day to be held August 6 at the Ohio University Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association
Alexander Presbyterian Church
T. W. Dixon
Albany
Carlos Lynch
Margaret Kasten
Plummer Lax
Harold Brown
Howard McHarg
Arthur Stuart
Korea
Anna FP. McVay
The
Presbyterian Church
George Snider
Ben Dorsey
Emerson Bigony
Carolyn Clutter
A. W. Kasler
Ohio University Farm
Needlework patterns and guides offered in The Athens Messenger
Listing multiple needlework patterns and guides with sizes and fabric requirements. Pattern numbers 8974 and 8874e give mother daughter and children options with yardage. Includes Anne Cabot Needlework Album and transfer patterns. Postal instructions and prices are provided for ordering.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
An . Y
Lemon Butter Beef Liver Delights In Chicago Market
Chicago markets offer plentiful beef liver with prices as low as 35 cents a pound. Fresh and frozen liver are abundant. fresh liver must be cooked within 24 hours of purchase, frozen keeps six to seven months. A simple lemon broiled recipe with seasoned butter outlines the method, plus a French fried liver strips dish and suggested meals for breakfast lunch and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Four Living Ex First Ladies Still At Center Stage
Curiosity about ex first ladies endures years after the White House. Grace Coolidge in Northampton, Woodrow Wilson’s widow in Washington, Bess Truman in Kansas City, and Eleanor Roosevelt on global travel shape public interest. Roosevelt leads as the most active traveler and speaker, with others maintaining private, quiet lives yet remaining prominent in public memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Grace Goodhue Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Harry Truman
Road Forks
New England
Smith College
John
Farmington, Conn
Calvin Coolidge
Kenneth Hemenway
Indy
President Wilson
Washington Cathedral Episcopalian
Truman
Blair House
Trumans
Mr. Truman
Mrs. Truman
White House
Secret Service
Kansas City
Bess Truman
New York
Margaret
Big City
Roosevelt
Japan
Istanbul
Athens
Belgrade
Paris
Hyde Park
N. Y
Lessons in Bridge Playing Opens With Bold Game
South misses a double hope after North opens one spade yet still secures the ambitious contract. Against West's nine of hearts lead South finesses and ruffs to endplay East, finishing with a successful heart sequence and a diamond discard. The column presents a carding quiz and a continuation for the same bidding.
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South
North
West
Declarer
East
Auxiliary of Eagles Elects State Officers
Cincinnati April meeting of the Ohio State Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles chose Miss Elsie Hoff of Toledo as president. Delegates named Mrs. Ethel Turner Akron vice president and other officers: Alice Kaylor Elyria treasurer, Bernice Hoffman Tiffin chaplain, Mildred Myers Lima conductor, Frances Vanis Ashtabula inside guard, Ann Fultz East Liberty outer guard. Athens OES to celebrate April June July birthdays at 7:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio State Ladies Auxiliary
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Elsie Hoff
Toledo
Ethel Turner
Akron
Alice Kaylor
Elyria
Bernice Hoffman
Tiffin
Mildred Myers
Lima
Frances Vanis
Ashtabula
Ann Fultz
Fast Liberty
State VFW Auxiliary Elects Officers in Columbus
Nancy Smith of Cincinnati was elected president of the Ohio Department VFW Auxiliary at its 33rd encampment in Columbus. Other new officers include Betty Page Lima vice president Irene Huey Sylvania junior vice president Gertrude Luginbuc Alliance chaplain and Olive Phillips Columbus reelected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nancy Smith
Cincinnati
Ohio Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Betty Page
Lima
Irene Huey
Sylvania
Gertrude Luginbuc
Alliance
Olive Phillips
Sending Notes and Postcards While Traveling
Readers are reminded to write notes or postcards to friends who are away on vacation. A cheerful word from home in familiar handwriting is always appreciated and helps maintain connections during travel.
Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Postponed Camp
TOPSDAY Trov Grange hosts 8 p.m. gathering with sandwiches. New Marshfield CES begins 8 p.m. with visitors welcome. Mt. Zion Baptist Ladies Aid and United Church Women plan events, Church of Good Shepherd holds potluck at 5:45 and evening session at 7. VFW Auxiliary meets at 8 p.m. Camp for Intermediate and Senior Scouts postponed to August 19 announced by Mrs. Thor Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Women
Church of Good Shepherd
Thor Olson
Camp Rotan
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Pitta
Camp Asquam
F. Vance Springer
Paul
Lamar Dale Springer
Dayton
Lake Hope Lodge
Ruth Millett
Gaile Dugas
Alexander Church
Terrin
Sue Burnett
N.Y Rasiec
Hearts
Diamonds
Clubs
Wee North
Auxiliary of Eagles
OFS
OES
Masonic Temple
State
VFW Auxiliary
Pickerel
Blosser
Main Street
Logan
Ohio
Quick's
Trov Grange
Hall
New Marshfield Ces
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
William Strickland
Frances Raymond
Edwards
Chesterhill, Ohio
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