Gamma Kora Convention of Kappa Phi Opens in Athens
Socially Speaking Phi Chapter hosts the Gamma Kora Convention of Kappa Phi in Athens Saturday and Sunday with nine other chapters. Opening is 4 p m today at Lindley Hall. National officers and representatives from Ohio State Bowling Green Miami Michigan West Virginia Goucher Indiana Pittsburgh and Southern Illinois attend. Tea at Athens Country Club Saturday afternoon. Banquet Saturday night at Lindley Hall with national sponsor Mrs. Le Sourd. Over 100 delegates expected.
AAUW Athens Branch Elects Officers At Five Oaks
The Athens branch of the American Association of University Women re elected Dean Irma Voigt as president at its final meeting of the year held Thursday night at Five Oaks. Eunice Snyder becomes secretary and ongoing officers C. D. Hopkins and Marian Coe remain in their roles. Sixty one members attended as reports showed a profitable year. Edith Wray noted the Indianapolis regional conference held May 15 and 16. The group plans continued summer AAUW meetings. Membership stands at 126, the largest in Athens history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma FE. Voigt
Athens
American Association of University Women
Five Oaks
Dean Voigt
Edith Wray
Eunice Snyder
C. D. Hopkins
Marian Coe
Indianapolis
Presbyterian Picnic at McClain Home Near Fisher
Thirty three members of the Presbyterian Church attended a country home picnic at Mrs. W. H. McClain near Fisher with a six o'clock lawn dinner. Mrs. C. W. Gross chaired a short business meeting. Group singing and charades followed. Plans were set for a July picnic at Mrs. C. D. Morrison's home, 50 Morris Ave.
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Presbyterian Church
W. H. McClain
Fisher
C. W. Gross
C. D. Morrison
Morris Ave
Girl Scouts Complete Red Cross First Aid Course
Girl Scouts taught by Mrs. Alice Bjornstad completed the Red Cross First Aid Class for Juniors ages 12 to 17. Names listed include Laura Jean Anderson Barbara Algeo Donna Jean Buck irgena Dabritz Norma Jean Dry Carolyn Herbert Elspeth Hudson Patricia Kassing Sara Lee Roach Shirley Rose Nancy Ann Smith Jo Ellen Young. 000 Dr and Mrs James P Porter 165 N Congress St celebrate daughter Helen Orter Dickson arriving from Strathmore Pa. Also week end visitor Miss Marjorie Porter from Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bjornstad
Red Cross
Laura Jean Anderson
Barbara Algeo
Donna Jean Buck
Irgena Dabritz
Norma Jean Dry
Carolyn Herbert
Elspeth Hudson
Patricia Kassing
Sara Lee Roach
Shirley Rose
Nancy Ann Smith
Jo Ellen Young
James P. Porter
N. Congress St
Helen Orter Dickson
Strathmore
Indianapolis
Marjorie Porter
Rationing Glamour in Cosmetics Warned by WPB Plan
The Toilet Goods Association warns a WPB order will peg cosmetics production, resizing containers and curtailing lines and shades. Wallace Werble notes the plan targets least essential items while price ceilings stay, as Alice Marble praises wartime spirit and Herman L. Brooks emphasizes industry cooperation and prepared alternatives.
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Uncle Sam
Toilet Goods Association
New York
WPB
Wallace Werble
Washington
Alice Marble
America
Herman L. Brooks
Pot roast and beef dishes for the working man
Law outlines slow cooked pot roast methods using rump or chuck with French dressing marination, bay leaves, and garlic. Includes pot roast variations with vegetables, plus a menu for tomorrow and a note on Mr. John Cross at 271 West Union Street with streptococcic throat infection. Ends with advice to save and invest in War Bonds.
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John Cross
W. Union St
Pitfalls of Love and a Father’s Quiet Plan
The narrator describes a tense farewell as the father arranges to reveal truths to his wife and plans to return to a hideaway. Ronald shows nervous distress over Marion and Lillian. The father hints that recent news has unsettled Ronald and suggests later revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Harry
Miss Whitlock
Margaret
Ronald
Marion
Carolyn
A Sequel to Marriage Meddlers
Lillian Underwood and Charles Spencer face a danger-filled plot as a foreign espionage ring targets Jack Bickett. To protect Katharine and the children, Lillian travels to Sag Harbor with Madge Graham’s household, while Seeneetas daughter Madge and Miss Whitlock help. The pair pursue a plan to uncover troubling secrets.
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Lillian Underwood
Charles Spencer
Secret Service
Spencer
Ma Ing
Marion
Jack Bickett
Sag Harbor
Seeneetas
Madge Graham
Harry
Miss Whitlock
Katharine
Madge
Seon
Baked Bean Loaf Recipe From War Time Bean Meals
Use dried beans and peas for nutrition and economy. Soak beans 5 to 6 hours, simmer gently in stock or soaking water, then mix with onion, milk, stock, egg, bread crumbs, and optional celery to form a loaf. Bake until browned and serve with hot tomato sauce.
Mind Your Manners Answers and Neighborly Note
A public etiquette Q and A lists five social situations with guidance on manners such as keeping radios quiet, guests serving themselves, and offering to help in the kitchen. It ends with a neighborly prompt and the Strouds Run Mission Baptismal service times on Sunday with 2:00 m Sunday School and 8:00 p.m. preaching.
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Our
Sunset Gardeners Elect Officers
Sunset Garden Club elected officers at a Tuesday meeting in Athens Township School. Mrs. Owen W Kennedy was named president with Mrs. P. A. Langston as vice president and Mrs. Nora Wooster as second vice president. Mrs. Joseph M. Weisenbach became secretary and Mrs. William Smith treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen W. Kennedy
Sunset Garden Club
Athens Township
P. A. Langston
Nora Wooster
Joseph M. Weisenbach
William Smith
E. R. O'Neil
Showers in Wartime Etiquette Spark Budget Debates
The piece argues wartime thrift changes social norms including wedding showers. It notes Brits trimming waste at meals and suggests American brides face repeated gifts and expenses. It urges women to reconsider this costly custom under hardship.
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America
Britain
League of Women Voters Picnic Postponed to June 26
Club calendar notes the annual LWV picnic at Mrs. J. J. Crumley’s Canaan Road home was moved from Friday June 19 to Friday June 26. Other events include Presbyterian Young Married Couples at John Jagers, NALC Auxiliary gathering at 85 Maplewood Drive, OL M and H Circle activities, and First Methodist Church W.S.C.S Circle Six picnic at the church with potluck setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
J. J. Crumley
Canaan Road
Circle Six
W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
Twins Born To Pvt Frank Love and Wife in Mineral Wells
Announcement from Glouster notes Pvt. and Mrs. Frank Love are parents of twin sons born Friday in Mineral Wells Texas. Private Love is on guard duty in Washington DC after enlisting at Camp Wolters Texas. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Carl Love of Glouster. Glouster Personal notes include Mrs C M Clark visiting Crooksville and Ralph Phillips with daughter Deloris staying with Richard Jones Sr and family in Cleveland.
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Pvt
Frank Love
Mineral Wells
Tex
Love
Washington, D. C
Camp Wolters
Carl Love
Glouster
C. M. Clark
Crooksville
Ralph Phillips
Deloris
Cleveland
Brides Still Receive Gifts Despite No Wedding Showers
In a wartime era tone the item notes brides would keep wedding gifts even without a traditional shower, reflecting social norms around marriage celebrations and material offerings in the period.
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America
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