James Rhodes To Give Recital At Ewing Hall
James Rhodes baritone will give a graduate recital Sunday at four in Ewing Hall Auditorium. Rhodes, Burlington NC, a Elon College graduate student at Ohio University, has taught music at Gloucester and performed on OU campus. Accompanist Martha Bartels and string players join for a program of Bach, Schuetz, Loewe, Barber and more. The public is invited.
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James Rhodes
Ewing Hall
Rhodes
Burlington
N. C
Phil Peterson
Elon College
North Carolina
Ohio University
Glouster
Phi Mu Alpha, Music Honorary
Symphonia Sacra
Heinrich Schuetz
Bach
Bononcini
Respighi
Debussy
Dupare
Carl Loewe
Dover Beach
Samuel Barber
Matthew Arnold
Martha Bartels
Joyce Mellvain
Patty Peterson
Gertrude Szaroleta
Leighton Conkling
Ello
Athenians Sweep Prizes at Women’s Invitational Golf
Mrs Ernest Algeo won first low net and Mrs A A Wilson third low net at the Chillicothe Country Club. Mrs Earl Christian sen secured second for low putts. Attendance prizes went to Mrs F E Yonkers and Mrs Wilson. Athens Country Club players included Mrs John Algeo and others. clubs from Portsmouth London Logan Lancaster Circleville represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Algeo
A. A. Wilson
Earl Christiansen
Chillicothe Country Club
F. E. Yonkers
Wilson
Athens Country Club
John Algeo
R. J. Studer
Robin Gardner
Robert Littler
David Reeder
Portsmouth
London
Logan, Lancaster
Circleville
Homemakers Club Celebrates 86th Birthday of Guest of Honor
Twenty one members gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Harold Brown home to honor Mrs. Alvira Shafer on her 86th birthday. A pink and white cake by Mrs. Walter Wharton accompanied lunch. Guests included Mrs. Hope and daughters Mrs. Brookins Mrs. Bingman and others. Next meeting set with Mrs. Alma Davis on Kurtz Ave July 28.
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Homemakers Club
Harold Brown
Brown
Alvira Shafer
Walter Wharton
the Plains
Athens
R. E. Wagoner
Darrel Gorby
Karlene Rose
Alma Davis
Kurtz Ave
Emblem Club Elects Delegates
Delegates and alternates to the quarterly meetings of the State Association of Emblem Clubs were elected Monday evening by the Athens group. Delegates include Mrs. Clarence McKinstry and others. alternates list includes eight names. The next meeting is September 13, with July and August sessions cancelled.
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State Association of Emblem Clubs
Athens Group
Clarence McKinstry
Charles Richardson
John Cox
William Gould
Darrell Todd
Frank Hughes
June Minton
Sam Warren
Arthur Boyles, Jr
William Gretz
D. E. Robinson
Jewel Moore
Lester Young
Kenneth Jones
J. C. Mulligan
Raymond Lee
Francis, Ponticus
Athens Club
Gaynelle Maple
Harley Moler
Terry Suit Needs No Iron
Alicia Hart notes terry cloth beach fashions and care tips for a terry cloth bathing suit in paisley print with a matching towel. The guide praises easy upkeep by washing, gentle wringing, air drying outdoors, and avoiding ironing for wrinkle free results.
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Alicia Hart
Homemaker's labor builds a happy home says Ruth Millett
In a column about drudgery in daily homemaking Millett counsels readers that the chores of cooking cleaning and child care lay a foundation for a happy home. She notes the value of the work and urges women to look beyond the tasks to the life they are building for their family and themselves.
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Ruth Millett
Paderewski
Ife
Theta Sigma Phi Chapters Win National Honor at Detroit Convention
Alpha Phi Chapter at Ohio University tied with Texas XI and Oregon State College for most outstanding at the convention ending June 20 in Detroit. A $25 award went to Alpha Phi XI at the University of Texas and Alpha Eta at Oregon State for their programs. Ohio University received an honorable mention. Vera Gillespie elected to direct student activities and serves as Ohio University chapter adviser. attendees included Bess Ann Eavenright, Maralynn Purdy, Julie Sheriff, and Gillespie.
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Alpha Phi
Theta Sigma Phi
Ohio University
Detroit
University of Texas
Alpha Eta
Oregon State College
Vera Gillespie
Club Calendar for Sunday June 27 Gatherings and picnics
Married Peoples class of First Christian Church holds a picnic at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Phillips in Athens Route 5 arriving 5 pm with a 5 30 meal. Past Matrons and Patrons of Athens OFS meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacoby at 5 30 with a covered dish and table service. Garden and Nature Club picnic hosted by Mrs. George Ford at New Marshfield Road 6 30 with table service and a workshop container. Mixed Desens Bridge at Athens Country Club 7 30. Call reservations to Joe Grogan 25861 0006. Sigma Phi Gamma wiener roast at Hooper Park 6 30.
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First Christian Church
Marvin Phillips
Athens
Athens Ofs Family
Jacoby
George Ford
New Marshfield Road
Athens Country Club
Joe Grogan
Sigma Phi Gamma
Hooper Park
Athens Grange Program Promotes Health and Youth
Athens Grange hosts Mrs. Clarke Daily of the Athens County Red Cross who urged blood donations and health safety. 4-H boys Phil Johnson Leland McBride Gary Wheaton and Alan McGrath demonstrated artificial respiration under Mr. McBride's direction. The Grange voted to send a Childrens Home boy to Camp Nelson Dodd at Brinkhaven and planned July 1 contests in cotton dress and banana bread with 46 members present.
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Cam Lewisride
Clarke Daily
Athens County Red Cross
Athens
Daily
Phil Johnson
Leland McBride
Gary Wheaton
Alan McGrath
McBride
Grange
Camp Nelson Dodd
Brinkhaven
Bessie Fairchild
Home Economics
Embroidered State Flower Map Pattern Offer
Pleasant leisure project teaches state flowers while stitching a flower map design. Pattern No 5256 includes iron transfer, material needs, stitch diagrams, and color chart. Send 30 cents to Sue Burnett The Athens Messenger New York for pattern 5256 plus 25 cents for Basic FASHION Spring 4.
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P. S
Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Women meet for WSCS officers training day at Albany
One hundred thirty women from 31 groups attended the Woman's Society of Christian Service officers training day at Albany Methodist Church on June 16. An organ prelude opened the program, with devotions by group leader Mrs. arry Ball and announcements by district president Mrs. D. B. Green. Albany Society president Mrs. Woodrow Barnes welcomed guests, and district officers led classes while refreshments were served.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Albany Methodist Church
Don H. Young
Arry Ball
D. B. Green
Woodrow Barnes
Albany Society
Ball
Virt Close
Bainbridge
John Ck
New Holland
Harry Jones
Chillicothe
Edward Collins
E. H. Dawley
Logan
C. R. White
Athens
Jesse Waugh
Lancaster
Homer Garringer
Washington C. H
Marion Cockerill
Washington D. H
D. M. Bryson
Ham
Lessons in Bridge by Jacoby Endplay in Four Spades
South wins trick with ace of hearts and ruffs a heart to set up endplay. He proceeds with trumps to reveal West holds all trumps, then leads clubs to dummy and finesses diamonds. East is end played and any return fails. pass and let partner double to pursue clubs if needed.
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West
East
Cardle
West North East South
Personal visits span Lima Cairo and Columbus
Mrs. Dorothy Williams of 20 Oak Street will visit Dr and Mrs Harold Kellogg and the Rev and Mrs Charles Cooley in Lima and Cairo. Tuesday visitors at Mr and Mrs Tony Barkis home in Columbus included Mr and Mrs James Rogaski Jr and daughter of Stewart and James Rogaski Sr of Guysville. James Rogaski Sr visited in Guysville, who was admitted Monday to University Hospital Columbus for treatment.
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Dorothy Williams
Oak St
Lima
Cairo
Harold Kellogg
Charles Cooley
Tony Barki
Columbus
James Rogaski
Stewart
Guysville
University Hospital, Columbus
Prime Ribs and Bargains in Weekend Food Stores
Prime ribs of beef and select cuts of pork will be among the better buys this weekend in national food stores. Beef specials include sirloin and round steak and chuck roast. Pork prices have fallen recently. pork chops may be cheaper. Produce offers abound with cabbage lettuce beets and tomatoes among top bargains. Watermelons are plentiful for the Fourth of July, and cantaloupes remain popular. Dairy products and tomatoes are highlighted by the Department of Agriculture with vitamins A and C noted as reasons to consume more tomatoes.
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Associated Press
Governent
Callifornia
Department of Agriculture
USDA
The Mature Parent Explores Words That Hide Truthful Love
The essay argues that loving words masking anger harm children by teaching them to distrust themselves. It contrasts direct honesty with phrases like Sweetest Honey Boy and Mommy spanked you for your own good, insisting genuine trust requires authentic, clear expressions of emotion and intention.
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Jeff
Brown
Billy
Tapioca Cream Thickens as It Cools
A cooking note explains that tapioca cream may seem thin when hot but will firm up on cooling, indicating patience during preparation and proper temperature handling for desirable texture.
Summit Grange Names Committees For Fall Booth
Summit Grange met Saturday evening with Harry Hawk presiding. Committees were appointed for the fall booth in decorations and various divisions including fruit vegetables grain canned goods baked goods fancy work and miscellaneous. The next meeting on July 3 will feature a watermelon supper and election of delegates to the State Grange.
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Summit Grange
Harry Hawk
Edwin Wagoner
Shelby Collins
James Mace
Floyd Beveridge
Roy Mace
Lester Scott
Ed Hawk
Charles Weiss
Floyd Townsend
Howard Hunter
Guy Graham
Nancy Pierce
Ruth Hawk
Josie Scott
Gertrude Andrews
Lena Townsend
Ardath Llewellyn
Margaret Hunter
Albert Mace
Clarence Allen
State Grange
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Cross Bros
Frank H. Cross
W. Union St
Athena
Ohio
Emblem Club
Smokey
Wolfe Howe
S. Court
Athens, Ohio
Tee
L. J. Hartin
Bess Ann Eavenright
Maralynn Purdy
Julie Sheriff
The
Defiance Cresent
Miss Gillespie
Cas
Anne Cabot
Athens Grange
WSCS
Bridge
By Oswald Jacoby
Muriel Lawrence
Nolame
Sansa
Enon KC Coun
Amy
Lovell's
Main Street
Pharmacists
Parke, Davis & Company
the Cline Pharmacy Co
North
Val
West Pass
Admiral
Mill St
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