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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1934
Page
6
Dorothy Dix argues mothers should educate daughters beyond housewifery, teaching reading, a trade, self control, resilience, social skills, gratitude, and optimism. She stresses self sufficiency, manners, and the ability to earn a living, coexist with others, and adapt to hardship.
Mr and Mrs John H Preston Jr return from a New York trip and announce their new home at 105 North Congress Street. Lt Horace Palmer leaves for Washington DC after a month with his parents. Maine summer plans involve Curtis Moorehead and James Gilmore. Thomas Robert Griser undergoes neck surgery at Columbus Children's Hospital. Mrs Grisez remains with the child. Eight Eta Phi Chi Delta delegates attend the national council meeting in Minnetonka Excelsior Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Cecil Cox and relatives vacation around Lake George Michigan with a trip to the World's Fair in Chicago. Floyd Wolfe announces birth of son William Fence at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
Pioneer designer Walter Darwin Teague foresees a future of factory-made homes and back-to-front car engines. He envisions streamlined trains, blue and silver interiors, square dinnerware, and heirloom quality yet affordable modern furnishings, blending beauty with utility.
Alpha Pi chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha won the Delta Province Achievement Cup at the Delta Province convention June 22 and 23 in Cleveland. Nine members attended. Mary Ward led the resolutions committee and Constance Andrews became province chairman for the next convention.
Mr and Mrs A O Hill hosted a miscellaneous shower at Willow Creek home Saturday evening honoring their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ellis South recent bride and groom. Refreshments served for about 135 guests. Mr and Mrs South will reside at 46 South Cemetery Street Athens.
Readily prepared summer menu includes a jellied tomato soup with tomato onion and bay leaf simmered then chilled into cubes served in bouillon cups. Also features cheeses rolls tomato on toast and stuffed tomato on toast with rice and parsley with simple holiday style luncheon and dinner ideas.
The Mt. Hermon United Brethren Sunday School Young People’s Class held a wiener roast on Sharpsburg Hill Saturday evening with 20 members and guests present. Music was provided by Carl Beard and Dale Thompson. attendees included Margaret Lawrence Flora Hanson Grace Armstrong Ruth Thompson June Armstrong Della Mae Aldridge Louise Grimes Reba Dickson Pauline Dickson Shirley Rouble Pollyanna Armstrong Rev. and Mrs. W H Long Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Henthorn Dale Thompson Carl Beard Elmer Aldridge Richard Henthorn and Delbert Beard.
A family celebration marked Mr. John E. Parmiter’s seventy six birthday at his Sandrock home. About seventy six relatives and friends shared a basket dinner and a dessert of eleven decorated cakes and homemade ice cream. Eldon Wyatt readings and Len B. McCune reminiscences highlighted the afternoon with photos taken of family groups. Dwight Duncan, William Robeson and Wilson Baker, all of Athens, were pledged by Sigma Pi Fraternity Park Place.
Mrs. John Summers hosted a mixed shower for Mrs. W. G. Smiley once Miss Clody Cranmer at 199 Grosvenor Street. Guests included Honor Palmer Donna Halbirt Lilian Dickens and others. Deborah Class meets Thursday 7 30 p m at Miss Ida Allison 23 North Congress Street. Business and Professional Women's Club also meets Thursday 7 30 p m in City Building. Additional society news on page 94.
LenSin Phillips, head of the U S Council, outlines plans for a Paris mass meeting by the International Council of Women. Delegates will push for equal pay for equal work and wider access to better jobs, arguing protections do not lift women from poverty or lead to true equality.
Instructions describe a hip toning routine with seated leg lifts and rocking motions while keeping arms extended. The piece notes beginners may struggle and should limit reps to ten on day one. It also reports the marriage of Mr and Mrs Clarke Dailey on Saturday June 16 and their move to Congress Apartments in Columbus.
The M and H Circle of Sisters hosted a Monday evening farewell at Dell's Ground for Mrs Mateard who plans to leave Pittsburgh for the summer to join her daughter Mrs Edward and Mrs Verna Marquis in Bus. Attending included Mr and Mrs Ll., Mr and Mrs W C Jones, Mrs H F Graham, Jesse Mansfield, Hutchens and families, Dorothy, Ro and Ruth, Char and Ralph, Rosser and son, Charles Wood and children Charles and Carl, and Mrs Marquis.
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