James H McClure Honored at Farewell Dinner
James H McClure received a farewell dinner honoring his 26 years at Athens National Bank. The event at Lake Hope Lodge featured a gift of an outboard motor and remarks by Thomas M. Wolfe. McClure retires July 1 and plans to move to Lexington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. McClure
Lake Hope Lodge
Athens National Bank
McClure
Thomas M. Wolfe
T. R. Biddle
F. R. Beasley
T. M. Wolfe
Curtis Bailey
Neil Kelly
J. Warren McClure
Catherine Buck
Louise Biddison
Wilma Ross
Marie Carr
Gladys Brooks
Joan Klingenberg
Ardith Westfall
Patty Morgan
Helen Edgar
Karl Denison
Bank
Lexington, Ky
George Garrett
Marian McClure
Floyd Marian
Betty McClure
Lexington
J. Warren
Noel
Kip
Grand Forks
N. C
Grand Forks Herald
Burlington (VI) Free Press
Burlington
Shower Honors Mrs Summerfield at Guysville Gathering
Mrs Jo Anne Summerfield was honored with a Wednesday shower hosted by Mrs Eloise Archer at Mrs Ruby Vandall's home in Guysville. Spring flowers decorated the mantle with a stork and bassinet filled with gifts. Mrs Sophronia Summerfield won a prize. Refreshments served to a long list of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Anne Summerfield
Eloise Archer
Ruby Vandall
Guysville
Sophronia Summerfield
Mildred Chapman
Naomi Archer
Iris Warner
Eleanor Coen
Mary Allen
Marguerite Burdette
Minnie Archer
Beatrice Frost
Mae King
Omah Gaston
Hazel Warner
Bertha Allen
Mabel Gill
Margaret Henderson
Eva Hart
Summerfield
Ella Tilton
Florence Hoggs
Mae Frost
Freda Bean
Itha Allen
Fannie Barnhill
Ruth Martin
Ira Burdette
Lucy Young
Freda Blake
Eileen Phillips
Virginia Quinn
Ethel McKown
Clarice McKown
Jean MckKown
Clarice Gaston
Mary Lois Dixon
Dottie Lou Brandeberry
Joyce Archer
Cheryl Warner
Beulah Boggs
Donna Grace Boges
Barbara Frost
Circle of CCL Installs Officers
Youth Activities Circle of the Child Conservation League installs new officers in a candlelight service at Mrs. John Jagers home. Ruth Dorman assists. Officers: Fred Weber president Ruth Dorman vice president Gaige Paulsen secretary Edward Gaylord treasurer. Committee chairs named for books activities telephone ways and means and membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
John Jagers
Ruth Dorman
Vic Stanson
Athens CCL. Federation
Fred Weber
Gaige Paulsen
Edward Gaylord
Willard Barker
James Householder
Frank Riegel
Gaylord
Paul Beckley
Visitors and family reunions thread through Athens area
Dr and Mrs Paul R Murphy and children Gordon George and Diantha from Columbia Ave return from a east coast trip visiting Niagara Falls Boston New York Philadelphia Gettysburg and more. Kenneth Morris family from Chicago visited. Hubert and Herbert Morrisons connected to Lake Hope with multiple relatives. Charles Cameron visits Athens. Dr and Mrs Stowe attend Africa conference. Gene Power family from Steubenville and Patty Fitzer head to Ohio University. Others include Albert Storp Eddie Blazier Hattie Coon and Pifer Rose families and Cleveland visitors returning from Ormond Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Murphy
Gordon
George
Diantha
Columbia Ave
Niagra Falls
Boston
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Fenway Park
New York
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Kenneth Morrison
Chicago
A. H. Flemming
Glouster
Lake Hope
Hubert Morrison
Key West
Fla
Herbert Morrison
San Angelo
Texas
Hubert Morrisons
Showers Honor Bride-Elect Mise Jackie Deem
Jackie Deem, bride elect, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Walter Maccombs at 50 W Carpenter St with rose and green decor. Miss Louise Witte and Mrs. C W Smith assisted. many invited friends attended including Miss Nancy Packard and Mrs Frances Packard. A separate dinner and kitchen shower followed at the Sportsman Dining Room hosted by Mrs. Frances Packard and Miss Nancy Packard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Maccombs
W. Carpenter S
Louise Witte
C. W Smith
Nancy Packard
Frances Packard
Sarah Blower
Theodore Stiff
J. B Stiff
Thomas Gibson
Fred Herron
Mae Herron
Elza Wyatt
Mary Woodrow
Carl Heck
Della Edwards
C. W. Smith
C. C. Atkinson
H. W. Roach
John Deem
Joann
Amere Needle Club Picnic Honors Officers at Northpoint
The Amere Needle Club held its annual husbands picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wheaton Sr in Northpoint with dinner on lawn tables. Mrs. Hughes was elected president, Mrs. Musgrave vice president, Mrs. Mutchler secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Jones flower chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amere Needle Club
Fred Wheaton
Northpoint
David Hughes
John B. Gibbs
Charles Wheaton
Ypsilanti
Mich
Wheaton
Richard Fought
Walter Musgrave
Paul Cotton
Frank Harvey
A. D.townsend
Dwight Mittehler
Sam Warren
Bk. PD Shrout
Watt Grover
Joe Walburn
Wilson Norvis
A. D. McPherson
Robert Jones
Hughes
Musgrave
Mutchler
Jones
Social Calendar Highlights From Athens Area Events
Social calendar lists V Jonesday WIA to the ITU with Mrs. Robert Figley at 15 Ohio Ave, reservations by Monday night. Athens Country Club hosts Ladies Day bridge luncheon at 1 p.m. call Mrs. George L. Smith for reservations. Nannie Allum Rebekah Lodge gathers at IOOF hall at 7 p.m. Mother's Friendship Club meets at Mrs. Helen Clayton’s home with hostess Mrs. Emory Allen Jr at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ITU
Robert Figley
Ohio Ave
Athens Country Club
George L. Smith
Nannie Allum
Chase Church Plans Homecoming Event
The Chase Baptist Church hosts its annual homecoming on Sunday June 22 with Sabbath school at 10 am followed by a noon basket dinner. Rev Dale Berry directs a children’s program in the afternoon and the Happy Four Quartet from Charleston will perform with group singing for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Baptist Church
Dale Berry
Happy Four Quartet of
Charleston
Simple two-piece dress pattern for beginners
Pattern No. 8771 offers a quick two-piece dress for sizes 14 to 46 with perforated pattern form. Sue Burnett advertises 30 cents per pattern plus gift options and a 1952 basic fashion guide to stretch wardrobes with economical designs suitable for novices.
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Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
Cincinnati Summer Opera Opens 31st Season June 29
Cincinnati Summer Opera starts its 31st season at Zoo Gardens on June 29 with Verdi La Traviata and Carmen and Aida in the first week. The lineup features Metropolitan Opera stars including Dorothy Kirsten Lucia Evangelista Lydia Ibarrondo and Jan Peerce among others. Upcoming schedule lists Manon Rigoletto Lucia Tosca Madame Butterfly Carmen Il Trovatore and La Boheme through July 26. Reserved seats are available in Athens from Mrs. Dwight Robinson at Gandee's.
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Cincinnati
Zoo Gardens
Zoo Opera
Giovuseppe Verdi
Eleanor Steper
David Poleri
Robert Weede
Dorothy Kirsten
Lucia Evangelista
Lydia Ibarrondo
Tomiko Kanazawa
Roberta Peters
Claramae Turner
Jan Peerce
Rudolf Petrak
Brian Sullivan
Edward Doe
Wilfred Engelman
Frank Guarrera
Virgil Lazzari
William Wilderman
Lucien Prideaux
Lydia Arieva
Paul Briesach
Fausto Cleva
Ernesto Barbini
Mario Mazzoni
Ignace Strasfogel
Puccini
Madame Putterfly
Verdi
Cincinnati Zoo Gardens
Athens
Dwight Robinson
Gandee's
Plan Girl Scout Training Course At Camp Rotan
Training for adults assisting with Girl Scout Day Camp at Camp Rotan will run tomorrow from nine to three. Participants bring own lunch. event proceeds regardless of weather. Junior counsellors train Saturday, July 21 from one. Brownie Day Camp runs June 24–26 and July 1–3, with other camps in July. Transportation contact Mrs. Thor Olson at 23723.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Rotan
Thor Olson
Dr Cranes Clinic Warns Girls Against Venereal Shame
Dr Cranes Clinic counsels Dora D age 22 and other young women about vanity gender norms and venereal disease. The narrative cites Dora’s affairs gonorrhea infection and a cousin's taunts as factors shaping poor self image and risky sexual behavior. The piece urges developing inner qualities and warns against trading affection for sexual liberties.
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Dora D
Dora
Sue
Picnic Plan for Church Class Thursday
The Young Adult Class of First Presbyterian Church invites families to a basket dinner at Roadside Park on Route 50 between Guysville and Coolville. Event starts at 5 30 p m with all members encouraged to bring dishes for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Route 50
Guysville
Coolville
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James H McClure
Aaa
South Court Street
Circle of CCL
Betty Crocker
Emily Post
Tague
Ida Bailey Allen
Frozen Foods Cookbook
Sunset Cookbook
Ford Treasury
Famous Eating Places
Farmer's Market
Fannie Farmers
Logan
Herbert Morrisons
Robert Morrison
D. K. Pierce
Delbert Williams
Canaan Road
Lois and Louis Morrison
Columbus
Ida Morrison
Winfred Locke
Heiron
W. Va
Jack and Jill
Walter Davis
Charles E. Cameron
Palo Alto
Cabif
Arvilla VanDyke
Gladys VanDyke
Glenn Staneart
Ohio
California
Everett M. Stowe
Lulu Shuman
New York City
Charles G. Matthews
Mary Ward
E. State St
Stowe
World Sunday School and Christian Education Association
Africa
World Council of Churches
Wittenburg College
Ohio University
Gene Power
Steuvenville
Patty Fitzer
Athens High School
Wheeler Dew
Fitzer
Albert Storp
Barberton
Onio
Eddie Blazier
Hattie Coon
Bettie
Euclid Drive
Robert Pifer
Sharon Rose
Uhrichsville
William Crozier
Lynne
Collene
Chillicothe
Fred Marks
Grosvenor St
Mise
Jackie Deem
Chase Church
Anne Cabot
N. Y
Cincinnati Summer Opera
Cincinnati Opera
Blanche Thebom
Helen George
Charles Kullman
Giuseppe Valdengo
George Bizet
Carmen
Stella Roman
Margaret Harshaw
Giulio Gari
George Chapliski
Robert L. Sidell
Metropolitan Opera
George W. Crane
Uhlman
S. Court Street
Cornwell's
Athens Jewelers
S. Court St. Athens
Wood Crest Jeweler
Weill
Smile of Comort
Bismahex
the Cline Pharmacy
Athens ,Ohio
Formfit
Firmnfit
Foster's
The
House of Fashion
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