Banquet and Tea Saturday For Kappa Phi Delegates
The Gamma Kora of Kappa Phi held a Saturday banquet at Lindley Hall as part of a three day convention drawing over 100 delegates from nine area universities. West Virginia University Pi chapter oversaw the event with Gerry Pickens as toastmistress and Jean Crawford of Athens performing a violin solo. National sponsor Mrs. H. M. Le Sourd spoke on Women Who Have Achieved. A Saturday tea at the Athens Country Club was hosted by Mrs. Carl M. Ferguson with decor by pink roses and candles. invited guests included local and regional club leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Kora
Kappa Phi
Lindley Hall
West Virginia University
Gerry Pickens
Pi Chapter
Jean Crawford
Athens
H. M. le Sourd
Herman G. James
Irma E. Voigt
Dorothy Williams
Irene Devlin
Theodore Shoemaker
Brown
Margaret Osgood
J. S. Varney
Ferguson
Athens Country Club
H. E. Benz
Betty Allen
Frances Alexander
Mary Frances Carpenter
Kathleen Campbell
Kathleen Orr
Dorothy Curtis
Frances Ruth Taylor
Martha Hoisington
Allen R. Kresge
Donald Clippinger
B. A. Renkenberger
Carl Nessley
Davis United States Marine Captain Returns From Pearl Harbor Visit
Captain Virgil Max Davis U S Marines, who was at Pearl Harbor on December 7, returns to San Diego after a five day visit with his parents in Columbus and Athens where he wed Miss Margaret Pancake. Lieut Willard H Smith and Mrs Smith visit from Albuquerque before his flight command duties begin. Florence Smith, dietitian at Reed Memorial Hospital, visits from Richmond Indiana. The Baughman family moves within Columbus area as market changes occur.
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Virgil Max Davis
U. S
Pearl Harbor
San Diego
Calif
Virgil Davis
Woodward Ave
Davis
U. S. Marines Reserve Corps
Hawaii
Athens
Margaret Pancake
Willard H. Smith
Smith
Florence Smith
Reed Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Ind
Harold S. Davis
Sam
Jane
Columbus
the Messenger
Radio
State Highway Patrol
PTA
Girl Scout Council
How to order a pattern in your size
This article guides home sewers through pattern selection and ordering. It covers measuring for the right size, using the pattern size chart, and choosing materials while emphasizing accuracy and preparation before sewing. It also lists specific body measurements and diagram notes for bust, waist, hips, and limb lengths.
Wartime Home Problems Discussed by FSA Women
Athens County women from Farm Security Administration groups gathered at the Howard Gilson home to share war era homemaking innovations. They reported rising milk egg and garden production and described canning progress and sugar rations adjustments. They plan to store vegetables, use pressure cookers, save seeds, mend clothing, and carpool to reduce tire wear while supporting the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Security Administration
Athens County
Howard Gilson
Albany
Warren Marcum
Scout Camp Activities at Camp Rotan Enter Second Week
Girl Scout Day Camp at Camp Rotan enters its second week with director Miss Madelon Jandes. Brownies attend Tuesday as unit activities continue with archery, crafts, and nature hikes. Overnight camping Wednesday requires parental consent. Visitors Thursday afternoon.
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Camp Rotan
Madelon Jandes
Mary Stalder
W. A. Comer
Paul Fontaine
Ann Dilley
Anabel White
Charlotte
la Tourette
Circle 9 Meeting at Five Oaks
Circle 9 of the First Methodist Church will meet at Five Oaks hosted by Dr Edith Wray on Tuesday at 7 30 p m Mrs F M McKay will lead the group The program, directed by Mrs Charles G Matthews, features a world map study related to the church women's societies. Transportation inquiries may be made to Miss Arvilla Van Dyke or Mrs McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 9
First Methodist Church
Five Oaks
Edith Wray
F. M. McKay
Charles G. Matthews
Matthews
Arvilla van Dyke
iMrs. McKay
Ohio University Stage Frolic Draws 800 Students
Eight hundred Ohio University students filled the Men's Gymnasium for the Stage Frolic Friday night the second in a series of campus dances. Bill Heinz hosted as master of ceremonies and chaperones included Har ley Smith and Dr. George Starcher.
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Ohio University
Bobcats
Bill Heinz
Harley Smith
George Starcher
Ring
Dean of
Irma E. Voigt
Five Oaks
al Cocumelli
Pitfalls of Love in a Secret Service Thriller
In a New York hotel, a tense father and daughter navigate danger as a covert operation unfolds. Charles Spencer, a leading secret service figure, pursues Marion Morton’s abductors and uncovers a web involving Marion’s fiancée Donald Brinton.
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Charles Spencer
Secret Service
Marion Morton
Lillian Underwood
Marion
Donald Brinton
Carolyn
Madge Graham
Underwood New York
Madge
Mansfield
Ederwend
Not Us Families Shorten Tires and Sugar Rules
Wartime column criticizes “Not Us” families who stockpile sugar and overuse tires while claiming to support the war. It notes sugar rations at half a pound per person and others’ restraint, contrasted with pie making and long car trips. It argues these households undermine the war effort despite professed citizenship.
Summer Permanents Set With War Economy and New Solutions
Beauty editor Alicia Hart notes wartime permanents favor comfort and speed. Salons switch to shorter cuts, wood curling rods, and lighter devices with quick-drying systems. New methods from Paris include turbans and in-salon workups allowing shoppers to leave for errands during processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
To Live in Athens Marriage of Daugherty and Botte
The marriage of Miss Carol Lea Daugherty and Mr Randolph Botte took place at the Presbyterian Church in Athens. Reverend Fred E. Lachs officiated on a Saturday afternoon. The couple, from Cincinnati, returned the same day and will reside in Athens where Botte works for the McBee Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Lea Daugherty
John Daugherty
Cincinnati
Randolph Botte
Andrew Morgan
Presbyterian Church
Athens
Fred E. Lachs
Auxiliary Officers Install and Birth Notice
Auxiliary officers of the O. E. Auxiliary include Mrs. C. J. Ailstock president and Mrs. Roy Mullins vice president. Brice Chapman Jr. and Alberta Tippie announce the birth of a daughter Mary Jo on June 10 at the Chapman home Route Four. Grandparents listed as Mrs. Clarence Souslin of Columbus and four great grandparents named.
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Stewart St
William Click
Mary Elizabeth Littler
Springfield
Clyde Littler, Jr
The
O. E. Auxiliary
C. J. Ailstock
Roy Mullins
Ray Tolson
Cletus Shuler
Addison Baker
Charles Huggins Treauher
Clair Edmundson
John Leviner
Willis Cassley
Anson Black
Frank Watkins
C. Odenthal
Brice Chapman, Jr
Alberta Tippie
Mary Jo
Brice Chapman
Route Four
Clarence Souslin
Columbus
E. L. Chapman
Sunnyside Drive
William H. Graham
Willow Creek
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Mary Margaret Kelley
James Lewis
Crooksville
Maude Altendory
Maude Tedrick
Wyandotte, Mich
Ralph Watkins
Columbia Ave
Women's Council of the First Christian Church
J. A. Wharton
Franklin Ave
Goo
S. College
the Christian Church
Frank Donaldson
Second St
C.F. Hall
Woman's Council of the Christian Church
Charles E. Cameron
N. High St
Cabiet
Hillcrest Needle Club
A. R. Caster
Athens Colony
New England
Janod Cabin
000 League of Women Voters
Thurs
J. J. Crumley
Canaan Road
F. O. E. Eagles
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Wome's Club
N. May Ave
John Jagers
Naomi Vernon
Ethel Beekman
the Presbyterian Church
T. C. McCracken
Elmwood Place
Red Cross
C. B. Nye
Marietta Ave
Pythian Sisters
City Hall
Noble Grands Club
Marcia Green
Central Ave
Lucy Pierce
Kathryn Finsterwald
White Cross Hospital
Charlotte Schneppe
Steubenville
Finsterwald
Donald Bennet
Donnie
Cleveland
FSA
Boyd Allen
J. Wyatt Johnson
New Marshfield
Warden Marcum
Carpenter
Jesse Marshall
Walter Yates
Henry DePue
Francis Hunt
Dene Wolganont
Enid Swarner
Floyd Shaffer
the Plains
Robert C. Ellis
Ellis
U. S. Air Corps
June Fannin
Clarks Chapel
WSCS
O. U
Spencer
Ronald
Lansfield
Adams
Mr. Milner
Milner
BARI
L. Howard
R. Massey
L. Oliver
van Heflin
Rocky Custer
MGM
Ruth Millett
America
Alicia Hart
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
John Wayne
Old
California
Withins Lundigan
Jean Rogers
Dan Dare
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