Athens Garden Club Plans Competitive Display of Table Settings
Athens Garden Club schedules a display of formal luncheon and garden table settings at Logan's store on Monday June 19. Judges include Mrs. Stanley Crooks of Columbus. awards, open to the public 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm in the store basement.
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Athens Garden Club
Logan's
Stanley Crooks
Columbus
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Harry Foster
Laura Bailey
J. C. Blackburn
H. G. Starder
F. R. Murphy
Evin D. Quick
B. F. Cutler
G. E. McLaughlin
C. L. Jones
W. H. McKee
John Snow
A. F. Wray
R. F. Beckett
Charles Bethel
C. M. Copeland
Laura Briggs Named Head of Eagles Auxiliary
Laura Briggs was elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary, Fraternal Order of Eagles, at a regular meeting with 54 members and a potluck dinner. Officers installed include Eloise Ours as vice president, Laura Haning as chaplain, Hazel Baker as secretary, Fannie Huggins as treasurer, May Leviner and Hattie Coon as trustees, Flossie Davis as inside guard, Ollie Hillyerd as outside guard, and Clara Edmundson as conductor. The next meeting is set for June 26 at 8 p.m. with initiation planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Laura Briggs
Eloise Ours
Laura Haning
Hazel Baker
Fannie Huggins
May Leviner
Hattie Coon
Hannah Fishbaugh
Flossie Davis
Ollie Hillyerd
Clara Edmundson
Guests at Phillips Home and Births Reported
Dr and Mrs H Phillips hosts Professor Harold Addicott and family from Mayville North Dakota and Lieut and Mrs Howard Ward of Biloxi Mississippi with Mrs H J Ward of Worthington. Ward family heads to Keesler Field and Lakeside for summer. Also announces birth of Sara Margaret to Mr and Mrs H M Provost in Cleveland Hospital on Sunday June 11. Provosts parent of Harry Miller Provost Jr. a Cleveland Heights High School teacher.
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H. Phillips
Morris Ave
Harold B. Addicott
Mayville
North Dakota
Howard J. Ward
Biloxi
Miss
H. J. Ward
Worthington
Addicott
Ohio University
Ward
Keesler Field
Bi- Joxi
Lakeside
Ruth Phillips
Helen Phillips
Tom Harley
Clark St
Sara Margaret
H. M Provost
Cleveland Hospital
Harry Miller
Provost
Harley
Cleveland Heights High School
Fashion Briefs: Wool Demand Fuels New Knit Swimsuits
The American Wool Council notes strong demand for fine knit fabrics for a range of beachwear. New two piece bathing suits feature nubby knits with halter tops and waist tied shorts, plus long tunics with a skirty silhouette. Designer Claire McCardell and Claire Potter showcase sweaters and flannel styled pieces that mimic two piece looks.
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Claire McCardell
Claire Potter
Shade Art and Thimble Club Meeting Notes Summary
The Shade Art and Thimble Club met June 8 at Mrs. Lois Ruth Shade's home to quilt for hos tess. A pot luck dinner followed with attendees including Mrs. Hampton Ethel Williams Leola Gutherie Myrtle Stover Mabel Smith Georgia Moore Grace Hines Mary King Nettie Harris Mrs. McClanahan Ethel Dailey Dorothy Cook and 13 children plus the hostess. Afternoon arrivals included Grace Jeffers and two children Ollie Wallace and Hazel Creamer. The next meeting is set for June 29 at Grange Hall with hosts Mrs. Mabel Cowan and Georgia Moore. All-day Canaanville Church event planned for Sunday June 18 features 9:30 am services with Rev Wayne Banter and a basket dinner at noon followed by a 1:30 pm Father’s Day and Children’s Day program.
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Shade Art and Thimble Club
Lois Ruth
Hampton
Ethel Williams
Leola Gutherie
Myrtle Stover
Mabel Smith
Georgia Moore
Grace Hines
Mary King
Nettie Harris
Hazel Creamer
Grange Hall
Mabel Cowan
Canaanville
Wayne Banter
Club Calendar Amere Needle Club Annual Dinner
Members and their husbands will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs L R Miller Albany Road Thursday at 6 30 p m for the annual dinner party. Various church groups meet Thursday evening with potluck suppers and stated hosts across Albany area.
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Amere Needle Club
Love's Fair Horizon and Pitfalls of Love teaser
In Sag Harbor Madge Graham tests a mechanized gong linked to a covert Revolutionary hideaway as Major Grantland and Lee Chow shelter with vital government secrets. She directs Junior Roderick and Jim to monitor the experiment while tensions rise awaiting a possible intruder. Continued tomorrow.
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Madge Graham
Sag Harbor
Hugh Grantland
Army
Lee Chow
Vadhel
Madge
Junior
Roderick
Rod
Katie
Jim
Mother Graham
Grantland
Red and Pink Rose Bloom on One Stem at Shepherd’s
A red Radiance hybrid tea rose on a stem shows a pink bloom from a new shoot in Mrs. W. S. Shepherd’s garden at 9 Morris Ave. The same stem bears both colors, highlighting a natural garden curiosity observed this year.
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Shepherd's
W. S. Shepherd
Morris Ave
Rummage Sale at First Methodist Church
Circles Two and Four of the W S C S hold a rummage sale at the church on Friday June 16 starting at 8 a m Articles for sale should be brought to the church Thursday evening for collection and setup
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W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
Morrison reunion moved up to June 20 at Mineral home
Due to Robert Morrison being on Navy furlough the Morrison reunion originally set for July 4 is advanced to Tuesday June 20. The event will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Will Morrison near Mineral and invites all to attend with picnic baskets and table service.
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Robert Morrison
U. S. Navy
Morrison
Will Morrison
Mineral
Miss Dolores Whaley Guest of Honor at Columbus Sendoff
Miss Dolores Whaley, who left Sunday to live with her mother in Columbus, was guest of honor at a Saturday party hosted by Misses Helen D. Ogg, Doris Mathews, and Kathleen Orr. Cards prizes went to Pauline Donaldson and Miss Whaley. a billfold was given as a going away gift. Other guests included Miss Martha Walsh, Miss Pauline Donaldson, and Mrs. C. L. Ogg.
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Dolores Whaley
Columbus
Helen D. Ogg
Doris Mathews
Kathleen Orr
Pauline Donaldson
Miss Whaley
Martha Walsh
C. L. Ogg
Mothers Circle Elects Officers for Next Year
Mrs. D. P. Carmichael is the new president with Mrs. Homer Gaul as vice president and Mrs. James Seward as secretary treasurer. A meeting at Mrs. Francis D. White’s home on Ohio Ave focused on song birds and plan a family picnic set for July 12. Fifteen members attended and were served light refreshments.
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Francis D. White
Ohio Ave
D. P. Carmichael
Homer Gaul
James Seward
Beatrice Peebles
Tuesday Needle Club Holds Annual Picnic at Fairgrounds
The Tuesday Needle Club annual picnic for husbands and friends was held at six o'clock at the Athens county Fairgrounds. Mrs. Mary Finch, sister of Mrs. L. B. McCune, attended as an out of town guest. September meeting set with Mrs. Homer Wolfe at 139 Franklin Ave. Prof. and Mrs. Frank B. Gullum hosted guests Mrs. Charles G. Kinnison and daughter Cherry from Birmingham, Michigan who will visit for a week or two.
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Needle Club
Athens County Fairgrounds
Mary Finch
L. B. McCune
Homer Wolfe
Franklin Ave
Frank B. Gullum
Lancaster St
Charles G. Kinniso
Betty Gullum
Cherry
Birmingham, Mich
Kinnison
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T. N. Hoover
J. T. Merwin
Oscar Fulton
Gordon Gray
Elsie Druggan
J. R. Sprague
W. B. Lawrence
I. E. Ash
John P. Dana
Woods
Gallaher
S. Court St
Eagles
Phillips Home
Kathevile
South Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Ned
The
American Wool Council
Epste Kinard
New York
Christian Church
M. T. Vermillion
Earich Road
Mildred Banks
J. A. Wharton
Len B. McCune
Maplewood Drive
H. M. Bennett
Montrose, Ave
Order of Eastern Star
Easler
Richland Ave
Priscilla Club
Presbyterian Church
O. U. Terrill
Denver, White
C. J. Noblin
H. Circle
Margaret McHarg
W. Union St
Woman's ‘Society of Christian Service
H. E. Benz
Fairview Ave
Harold Kellogg
Carl Nessley
W.s.cs
Richland Avenue Methodist Church
Marvin Secoy
G. W. Munn
Stanley's Shoe Store
South Court St
Love's
Adele Garrison
Gong
Missis Graham
Faith
DEES
Children's Toys
N. Court St
Foster's
University Shop
F. D. White
W. B. Drake
LICAT
Penor
Cornells
Dorothy Gray
Logan
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