Ice Cream Supper Planned by Progressive Group
Socially Speaking notes Progressive Class of the Richland Avenue Methodist Church will host an ice cream supper on Friday evening June 26 at the church. Restrictions on sugar may limit future events this summer, with the committee listing homemade ice cream sandwiches baked beans and potato salad to be served from 4 30 p.m. Committee members include Mrs Carrie Atkinson chair Mae Smith Mary Jones Mary Langston Eleanor Laziman and Eloise Ours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Avenue Methodist Church
Ways and Means Committee
Carrie Atkinson
Mae Smith
Mary Jones
Mary Langston
Eleanor Laziman
Eloise Ours
Hathomar Class to Picnic at A. R. Caster Home
Hathomar Class of the First Methodist Church will hold a June picnic Thursday at 6 30 p m at the country home of Mr and Mrs A R Caster Albany Road. Members and families invited bring covered dish bread and butter sandwiches table service and sugar. Hosts include Mr and Mrs A R Caster Mr and Mrs Wilson Norris Mr and Mrs Ross Wright and Mr and Mrs Don Clippinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hathomar
First Methodist Church
A. R. Caster
Albany Road
Wilson Norris
Ross Wright
Don Clippinger
Stewart Red Cross First Aid Graduates Named
Those who passed the Red Cross First Aid course in Stewart, taught by Mary Gruber and Louise Hodgson, include C. V. Barnes, Mrs. D. P. Barrows, Doren Brill, Grace Brill, Murl Colburn, Ralph Colburn, James Goodfellow, Isabelle Jarvis, Mary Ann Kellerman, William Ogg, Everett Parsons, Verona Parsons, Vern Parsons, Evelyn Spear, O. B. Spear, B. E. Walsh, P. T. Winner, all of Stewart, with Inez Remely and Lloyd Remely of Cutler and Freda Hinder shot Faber and Charles S. Bolin of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Red Cross
Mary Gruber
Louise Hodgson
C. V. Barnes
D. P. Barrows
Agatha Brill
Doren Brill
Grace Brill
Murl Colburn
Ralph Colburn
G. E. Cook
James Goodfellow
Isabelle Jarvis
Mary Ann Kellerman
William Ogg
Everett Parsons
Verona Parsons
Vern Parsons
Evelyn Spear
O. B. Spear
B. E. Walsh
P. T. Winner
Inez Remely
Lloyd Remely
Cutler
Freda Hindershot Faber
Charles S. Bolin
Athens
How to Adjust Pattern to Your Measurements
Step by step guide to prepare a sewing pattern for accurate fit. Examine the instruction chart and diagrams, then pin tissue pieces, try on, and alter the pattern for waist, shoulders, sleeve, skirt length, and hip width using paper slashes and spreads.
A Grooming Hint See Yourself Through Others Eyes
A reflective essay urges readers to assess their grooming by observing others and to stop harsh self-criticism. It critiques excessive makeup and reveals how a woman’s visible adornment may mask insecurity while praising unseen inner traits and self-portrait significance. The piece ends with a social note on the McDonald family visiting Springfield.
Club Calendar for Tuesday and Wednesday Events
Group Six of the Christian Church hosts a potluck dinner at 6 p m Tuesday at 54 Second Street the installation of officers follows. On Tuesday 7 30 p m the L O C F Hall hosts the W E A Review. Hillcrest Needle Club meets Wednesday June 24 at 6 30 p m at Mrs A R Caster’s country home. Group One Women’s Council of the Christian Church gathers Wednesday June 24 at 2 p m at Mrs Charles E Cameron’s 32 N High St with cabinet member officers as invited guests.
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Charles L. Rardin
Route One
Spencer
W. Va
Rardin
Virginia Wines
The
Christian Church
Frank Donaldson
Second St
Woman’s Council of the Christian Church
Charles E. Cameron
N. High St
M and H Circle Hosts Meeting At Cunninghams
The M and H Circle met at Mrs. Bess Cunningham's Chauncey home Friday night with Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey assisting. Eleven members attended and prizes were awarded for games during social hour. Next gathering planned for IOOF Hall Court Street, Monday night July 21 with Pythian Sisters as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M and H
Bess Cunningham
Chauncey
Elizabeth Harvey
Clara Wallace
Verna Marquis
Garnet Engh
Margaret McHarg
Ruth Smith
Gracia Pratt
Mary Dew
IOOF
Court St
Pythian Sisters
Local groups host social gatherings and family news
Group Has Dinner Group Two of the Women's Council of the First Christian Church met at 56 Franklin Ave for a potluck dinner with 24 attendees including three guests. Dolores Scott hosted a surprise party at The Plains for her birthday. Lloyd Scott and Evelyn Pickett celebrated their first wedding anniversary with several relatives present. The McDougal Church Women’s Society meets Thursday for a day at church with a potluck lunch and sewing. Private James H. Gibson, Chanute Field, Ill, will be home for the Fourth of July, per message to his mother Mrs. L. C. Gibson of Albany.
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Women's Council of the First Christian Church
J. A. Wharton
Franklin Ave
Frank Donaldson
Ida Allison
C. R. Cline
Dolores Scott
the Plains
Miss Scott
Athens State Hospital
Lloyd Scott
Evelyn Pickett
Martha Knowlton
Ernest Randalls
Helen Schoonover
Russell Holly
George Pennell
Dick Nann
Harley Douglas
Walter Sams
Willard Rowland
Robert Scott
Jimmy
Jack and
Jerry Scott
F. E. Scott
Mcdougal W.S.C
Women's Society of Christian Service
The
McDougal Church
J. H. Gibson
L. C. Gibson
Albany
James H. Gibson
Chanute Field
Ill
Gibson
Pitfalls of Love and a Sister's Secret
In Hotel Lone field suite Madge and Ronald Brixton discuss a dangerous demand from Ronald's sister Carolyn to help Marion Morton, tied to a gang and a looming threat. Ronald reveals Carolyn begged him to help her escape Uncle Dicky, while Madge presses for the deeper meaning behind Carolyn and Marion's peril. (Continued tomorrow)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald
Madge
Carolyn
Dicky
Marion
Lone Field
Ronald Brixton
Marion Morton
Madge S Tanam
Tuk
Carol
Aunt Madge
Don’t Discard Any Part of Green Vegetables Try This
The article urges using all edible green parts to save money and nutrients. It describes preparing broccoli stems, asparagus tips, leafy greens, and various tops for soups and sides, and offers a greens ring with creamed frankfurters and potatoes as a dish.
Women shifting norms under wartime etiquette guide
Ruth Millett notes women joining the home front shift by living in slacks bicycling to shops and canning at home. The piece highlights thrift, independence, and etiquette changes, urging readers to mail for an etiquette booklet while detailing wartime domestic adjustments and social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Iowa Girl Wins First Prize for Cherry Pie
Mary Elizabeth Lush of Ames Iowa won the national prize for all American cherry pie with a honey based filling and a lard rich crust. The 17 year old high school senior plans to study home economics at Iowa State College. Four other contestants from various states entered the dessert contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Lush
Ames
Iowa
America
Times
Mary Elizabeth
Iowa State College
Lush
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Teaneck
N. J
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Richmond
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Roy Graves
Chesterhill
C. E. Cullums
Pearl G. Conant
Daniels Field
Augusta
Fort Knox
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E. D. Johnson
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W. J. Johnson
Hazel Woodyard
Robert Morrison
Stafford
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Sandusky
Ellis Lee
Viola Sanders
Mill St
Little Rock
Arkansas
Earl Bridgewater
Camp Robison
Michigan
Jennie I. Douglas
Leo Douglas
Route Four
William L. Chapman
A.S
U. S. Naval Training School
Dearborn
Mich
Church of Christ Parsonage
Detroit
Chapman
Maryland
L. C. Haws
Buffalo
F. H. Bezdek
Athens-Pomeroy Road
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Jane Pyle
East Palestine
Mr. Bezdek
Chagrin Falls
Ohio Department of Conservation
Stewart Red Cross
Alicia Hart
Cleopatra
Sheba
Elaine
Springfield
Clarence McDonald
la Donna
Juanita
Plains
Virgil Stotts
Evelyn McDonald
Kermit Smith
Lucile McDonald
Judy Ann
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Thor
van Heflin As
Rocky Custer
Cache Parker Semuel
Hinds
W. E. A. Review
C.F. Hall
Hillcrest Needle Club
M. and
H. Cirele
Adele Garrison
Mary Allen Gould
New York
Junior
Athens Messenger
Home Service
Sixth Ave
N. Y
Fifth Avenue
Batiste
Oor
Marietta
Zanesville
William Barber
E. L. Wooten
Dorothy
Lucile
Louise
Janet
Margaret Barber
Sanford Burke
Howard Barber
Clarence Barber
Henry Lee
Irene Henderson
James Morgan
Bobby
Anna Morgan
Richard Barber
Billy Newman
Melvin Harris
Carl North
Thomas Harris
Frank Strickland
John Barber
Earl Strickland
Jerry
William Strickland
Frankie and
Blaine
Virginia Strickland
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Frank Strickland, Jr
Henry Strickland
Edith Strickland Booker
Billy Strickland
Lydia Pinkham
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