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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
7
Alicia Hart advises summer nail care focusing on oval nails, a lasting orange or pink polish, and cuticle maintenance. Keep hands tanned and nails polished weekly, using an oil base and emery board, with durable shades to match lips and skin tone.
A local honors event celebrated Mrs. Charles Daugherty in Beaufort with family members including Mr. and Mrs. Clarence, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Shafer, and guests from Beaumont and Cochrane. The occasion honored her father, Coe, with a dinner featuring ice cream and desserts.
Six o’clock dinner hosted by Mrs F E Foster and V Everett featured an extended dining arrangement with garden flowers and a yellow color scheme. Mrs On won the main prize with consolation going to Mrs Edna Junod and Mrs Joe King. A meeting of the BTO MEET and Professional law is set for Thursday in club rooms following the exram.
Zeta Tau Alpha members in Athens this summer held a Monday picnic on Mrs. John J. Woolley’s lawn at 168 North Congress Street. Elizabeth Little spoke on her Currin Valley Health Center experiences and the sorority’s philanthropic project. Patronesses and several out of town guests attended the event.
Past Matrons of Athens Chapter No. 175 of the Order of Eastern Star elected new officers for the year after a six o’clock dinner. Emma Battin as president and Mary Finsterwald as vice president lead a slate with J W Hudson recording secretary Sarah Westfall corresponding secretary and Nora Atkinson treasurer. Leah Featherstone retiring president thanked members and urged continued cooperation as the club year ends and a September meeting is planned.
Ohio University opens a series of outdoor summer band concerts titled Concerts Under the Elms to be held on the terrace west of Memorial Auditorium. The first program features De Molay March, Serenata, a trumpet solo by Kathleen Jolly, Gavotte Castle Chimes, The Battle Royal, Fairy Wings, The Cuckoo Clock, Eventide, and The Masterstroke.
The item notes Flapper Fanny saying Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. and mentions Paul Lewis a music student from the class of 37.
Logan W. F. Clark of Carbon Hill learned that the spider sent to Ohio University for identification is a black widow specimen now mounted. On the same board, Clark found a smaller spider this week he suspects is another poisonous species.
Dorothy Shaver of Lord and Taylor argues retail merchandising offers real opportunity for women with ambition and skill. She urges starting at the bottom, pursuing training in design, buyers, or advertising, and broadening interests to stay resilient in business.
The Past Noble Grands Club of the Rebekah Lodge will meet Friday night at 7 30 with Miss Caroline McKinetry at 37 Brown Avenue. Mrs. Anna Stauffer and Mrs. Kate Henry will be assistant hostesses. Gasoline and automobile tire smuggling has become so common on the Dutch German border that German customs officials throw spike studded boards on the road to stop smugglers cars.
Local social notes list Miss Louise Lorenze of Mt. Vernon Ohio visiting Miss Mary Helen Lee in Columbus Ohio. Others mentioned include Alpha Gamma Delta sisters and several families visiting Buckeye Lake and Westerville for weekend gatherings and summer plans.
The all time record cactus plant with 251 buds and flowers belongs to Mrs Effie Brown of Glouster Ohio. The eight year old plant blooms on a rock wall and has flourished for five years with Old Hen and Chickens as companions.
The M and H Circle met at McArthur on Friday hosted by Mrs. Myrtle Brown. President Mrs. Margaret Mc Harg led a business session with twelve members answering roll call. Lunch followed with guests I N McHarg Steve Brown Francis Colley Leslie Williams Charles Bardin Jesse Mansfield. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Matie Pritchard for patriotic quotations.
Scientists note Goliath frogs have torsos reaching 12 inches in length, excluding their disproportionately long legs. The finding underscores the species' remarkable size in trapping and ecological studies.
A nostalgic guide to hosting an outdoors Fourth of July party for children with a six o clock supper, red white and blue menu ideas, crafts, and a playful lemon candy bell dessert. Includes a recipe list featuring Liberty Bell potatoes hamburgers Independence Salad olives radishes cream donuts and patriotic decorations.
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