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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1945
Page
8
Ohio University hosts its annual Summer Concert Sunday July 29 in Memorial Auditorium under Prof C C Robinson. The program features voice piano and violin selections plus several numbers sung by the Women's Glee Club with the public invited.
In Columbia South Carolina on Monday June 11 at 5 PM Rev AL FP Noethlich united Frances Marilyn Hinkle and Sgt Lawrence E Smith in a home ceremony attended by immediate family. The bride wore a white linen dress with Italian cutwork and a halo hat. best man was Donald Baker. The couple will reside at Ft. Jackson Columbia South Carolina. Mrs Lillian Cokenougher has returned to her aid office job after a Columbus school session and Kenneth Collins and family plan a Stockport cottage vacation.
An EPSIE KINARD feature previews fall fur fashion with parachute inspired silhouettes, oblong sleeves, and bead embroidery. Sealskin mixes with silver fox and leopard accents appear in bold jackets and liners, while new trims and hair accessories show off the dramatic trend. Guests at Chauncey include the Heightland and Frazee families as Lt. Eldon Musgrave returns from service.
The Athens Messenger calendar lists Sew So Sewing Circle at 8 p m with Mrs Neilson McDaniel 24 Poplar St. Bishop Class meets 7 39 p m at Central Ave Methodist Church. Women's Council executive cabinet meets 1 30 p m. Past Noble Grands host picnic July 27 6 30 p m at Mrs James Carmichael's. Clarks Chapel WSCS ice cream social July 27. W T Clue benefit party July 27 7 30 p m at 614 N Court St.
Readers share acts of letter writing that connected families with service members and prisoners of war. A Athens woman sent updates from radio broadcasts and helped parents learn sons were alive, while Mrs. Dorothy McDonald’s Belgium correspondence reached a veteran in 1945 detailing wartime crimes and postwar hopes.
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