Everybody Loves Opal OVST July 1 Comedy
Lighthearted stage show opens this week featuring Opal in a comedy at OVST. Cast includes local performers and the audience is invited to enjoy a playful evening.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
8
Lighthearted stage show opens this week featuring Opal in a comedy at OVST. Cast includes local performers and the audience is invited to enjoy a playful evening.
Belks Ohio Valley Summer Theater presents John Patrick play Everybody Loves Opal. Harold Baedecker leads OVST board. Opal is Jo Burge with trio of crooks and a detective friend. Four performances start July 1 at 8 pm in the Speech Building. tickets via university number 594 5010 or box office 2 4:30 pm.
Ohio University summer concert band presents the first in a series on the Green at 7 15 p m Tuesday with about 60 musicians. Walter Suchanek Athens High School Band director will solo on saxophone. If rain falls the concert will be cancelled.
A social column lists Mr and Mrs Robert Littler hosting guests including Ward Rathbone and their children Leslie and Bruce, with extended visits to Columbus and Athens. Other local households welcome friends from Florida, Tennessee, Ohio and North Carolina. notes on a cookie dough tip and a July teen dance at Chauncey High School.
Dorothy Milliken and Ohio University staff settle in Ibadan Nigeria as part of a two year project. The families adapt to Nigerian life with American appliances supplied by USAID and local staff. Women volunteers link Americans and Nigerians while husbands teach and work in education projects.
Josephine Scott lectured at Summit Grange where Mrs. Erma Wagoner presided. Plans were made for a chicken supper to raise funds for the Grange. Annual inspection announced for July 3. Refreshments and fellowship followed the meeting.
Athens Grange will host its annual picnic on Thursday July 1 at 6 30 p m at the Athens Grange Hall. Meat and drink will be furnished. Third and fourth degrees will be conferred.
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