Colorful Tea Honors Athens Visitors at Mrs Brown Home
Mrs Lewis I Brown hosted a pastel tea for more than a hundred guests at University Terrace to honor her aunt Mrs B C Chaney and Mrs Chaney's daughter Mrs Lewis Heller of Ganpal Winchester. The reception featured copper colored accents, sunlight in the drawing room, and a serving line led by Mrs James A Palmer with Mrs C M Roe and others taking turns serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis I. Brown
University Terrace
B. C. Chaney
James A. Palmer
C. M. Roe
BE. J. Jones Sr
F. J. Beasley
Hectic living linked to dry skin and aging myths
Miss Joneille Fields, National Beauty Institute counselor, told New York businesswomen that hectic modern living and nerves cause dry skin and wrinkles in women under 45. She urged proper rest, diet, exercise, and Benjamin Franklin’s early to bed and rise as solutions. March marks a time for rest amid Lent and housecleaning season. Athens League of Women Voters hosts a potluck dinner, and Mrs. Mary Aughe from Oshawa Gamadi arrives to visit relatives in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joneille Pields
National Beauty Institute
New York City
Miss Fields
Mise Fields
Enjamin Franklin
Progressive Literary Club Names Officers
The Progressive Literary Club met at Mrs. L. C. Mead's Franklin Avenue home Tuesday night for a polluck dinner. Officers elected for the year were Mrs. Guy Bolin president, Mrs. W. H. Erwin first vice president, Mrs. J. R. Harvey second vice president, Mrs. H. M. Bennett secretary, Mrs. C. D. Duncan corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Roy Andrews custodian. A paper on Pioneers of Ohio was read by Mrs. J. S. MacClannahan, and members finished Red Cross garments by sewing on tags, totaling two dozen items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary Club
Guy Bolin
W. HH. Erwin
J. R. Harvey
H. M. Bennett
C. D. Duncan
Roy Andrews
Sorority Prep Follies Rehearsals At Ohio University
Final rehearsals for the seventh annual Prep Follies at Memorial Auditorium Friday night feature six sororities Pi Beta Phi Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Xi Delta Alpha Delta Pi Chi Omega and Phi Mu competing for best production Sammy Kaye and his orchestra will perform between acts Readings by Southeastern Ohio University women include Gladys Crow Letart Falls Evelyn White Gallipolis Thea Connett Athens and others The Book Review Group of the AAUW will meet March 2 at 7 30 pm to review Ellen Glasgow Sheltered Life and friends are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Sorority
Memorial Auditorium
Southeastern Ohio
Gladys Crow
Letart Falls
Evelyn White
Gallipolis
Thea Connett
Athens
Alice Beasley
Virginia Hoover
Ann Custer
Ellen Biddle
Mary Jo Tches
Lorene Rodehaver
Phylis Duerr
Pomeroy
Margaret Ley
Glouster
Kathleen Kerr
Betty Matlack
Long Bottom
Jean McKay
Middleport
Margaret Matheny
Haydenville
Jean Wood
Jackson
Dorothy Smith
Betty Cross
Faculty Women's Club
Ellen Glasgow
Trial Offer At Druggists Mouth-Wash Cuts Costs
A huge trial of Vicks Voratone mouth wash is offered by druggists with a guarantee. The antiseptic claims to perform like top brands at half price, with a 1 ounce bottle promoted and a money back option if not satisfied after a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks Voratone
Vicks
Bottie
Piano Music Topic At February Meeting Of Woman's Club
The February meeting of the Woman's Music Club, at Mrs. Roger Connor’s Elmwood Place home, featured a program on Piano Music. Miss Cutler presented a paper on Piano Music, with performances of piano works by Hayden, Mies Vera Boara, and MacDowell, violin pieces by Wieniowski, and vocal selections by Quilter and Gounod among others with student accompanists. The event highlighted various composers and styles reflecting a cultivated music session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Music Club
Roger Connor
Elmwood Place
Miss Cutler
Hayden Mies
Vera Boara
Lucille Linscott
Marianna Bing
Wieniowski
Ruth McConnell
Miss Fretts
Evee Quilter
Bishop Hobson Here For Special Rites
The Rt. Rev. Henry Wise Hobson of the Diocese of Southern Ohio in Cincinnati arrived today. He will address the congregation and confirm a class of 16 at the Church of the Good Shepherd tonight at 7:50 PM, with a reception in the parish room after confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wise Hobson
Southern Ohio
Cincinnati
Bishop Hobson
DL. RK. Zenner
L. W. Clarke
Church of the Good Shepherd
Students Present Bread Play At Presbyterian Church
The Westminster Fellowship offered the play Bread to a large church audience Sunday night in the main auditorium. It depicted a country family learning to sacrifice lesser goods for family harmony. Cast included Lillian Elian Maurine Cornwell Jean Gaylord John Whiting and Nat Harman with Eleanor Stafford and Harry Wou directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Fellowship
Presbyterian Church
Lillian Elian
Maurine Cornwell
Jean Gaylord
John Whiting
Nat Harman
Eleanor Stafford
Harry Wou
History Club Delivers Program On Great Men In History
The Child Conservation League met at 9 May Avenue with 18 members in attendance. Mrs. C B Schuster led the program on Great Men In History and Mrs W B Drake sang two solos with Mrs Thomas Gibson at the piano. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Pearl Helwig and Miss Mary Gibson. Alumni Secretary Mr Clark Williams showed moving pictures of Ohio University and Carbon Hill High School events. Era Sigma Phi held a state convention at Granville with several Ohio University attendees. Past Chiefs Club of Athenian Temple No 173 plans a Friday meeting at Mrs Hannah Mills home. Patricia May Elliott, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Elliott of Highland Avenue, was born on February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
Thomas Gibson
May Avenue
George Washington
C. B. Schuster
W. B. Drake
Pearl Helwig
Mary Gibson
Clark Williams
Ohio
Ohio University
Carbon Hill High School
Navy
Annapolis
Era Sigma Phi
National Classical Honorary Sorority
Granville
Mabel Wilson
Madge Campbell
Idan Stuart
Dorthea Shannon
Dolores Pheps
Mary Brokaw
Chiefs Club
Athenian Temple
Hannah Mills
Grosvenor Street
Patricia May
William Elliott
Highland Avenue
Mr. Wolf Hosts Birthday Dinner with Bridge Prizes
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M. Wolf entertained Monday night at 2 Curran Drive with a chop suey supper for the birthday of Mrs. Claude Wood. Eight guests dined as candlelight illuminated the room and after the meal bridge yielded women’s high score for Mrs. Wood and men’s high score for Mr. Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd M. Wolf
Curran Drive
Claude Wood
Pallas Club Names New 1933 Officers
Annual meeting at the Faculty Women's Club elected officers for 1933 including Jane K. Atwood as president and Mrs. John A. Hess as first vice president. Edith Elmer Wood's housing trends and Charles Beard's America Faces the Future were discussed. Hale Pickett returned from the National Educational Association meeting in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane K. Atwood
John A. Hess
George H. Cleas
A. C. Anderson
Howard A. Goodwin
J. J. Crumley
Edith Elmer Wood
Marian Morse
Charles Beard
Velma Phillipe
Mary FE. Kahler
Hale Pickett
Athens Senior High School
National Educational Association
Minneapolis
Wis
Maecenas Literary Club Elects Officers At Tuesday Meeting
Maecenas Literary Club elected its officers for the year during a Tuesday gathering at Mrs. Charles Wood’s home 06 North Cemetery Street. Elected were Mrs. John Cross president Mrs. F C Tribe vice president Mrs B ht Sanders secretary Mrs EB W Bing man corresponding secretary and Mrs Fred Stauffer treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wood
Maecenas Literary Club
North Cemetery Street
John Cross
F. C. Tribe
B. Ht Sanders
EB. W. Bingman
Fred Stauffer
J. W. Hudson
Athens Commandery Inspection Tonight
More than one hundred members are expected to attend the annual inspection of Athens Commandery No. 15 Knights Templar at the Masonic Temple tonight. Representatives will come from Pomeroy Gallipolis Logan Jackson and Columbus. Eminent Grand Warden J Vance Cherry of Columbus will conduct. One candidate will receive Knight Templar degree. Dinner at six precedes inspection which begins at 7 30. Commander Frank R Bellows leads the local order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Commandery No. 15
Knights Templar
Biasonic Temple
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Logan
Jackson
Columbus
J. Vance Cherry
Knight Templar
Masonic Temple
Frank R. Bellows
Memory Tea Held At Hopkins Home
Mrs. C. D. Hopkins hosted a memory tea at 24 Morris Avenue for her daughter Miss Rachel Hopkins and a group of her school friends. Attendees included Mrs. John Armstrong Mrs. Richard McKinstry Mrs. O. E. Fitzgerald Mrs. P. Q. Nichols Mrs. H. B. Vorhees Miss Mary Slutz Mrs. Gordon K. Bush and Mrs. Julian M. Snyder of London England. Mary Collicott daughter of Columbus Schools Superintendent, studying for her masters at Ohio University, also attended. Rachel Hopkins, Youngstown art instructor, could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Hopkins
Rachel Hopkins
Morris Avenue
Miss Hopkins
John Armstrong
Richard McKinstry
O. E. Fitzgerald
P. QO. Nichols
H. 8. Vorhees
Mary Slutz
Gordon K. Bush
Julian M. Snyder
London
England
Mary Collicott
Columbus
Ohio University
Hopkins
Youngstown
Zanesville Votes For Gas Rate Cut
Zanesville city council voted to accept a promotional gas rate proposed by the Ohio Fuel Gas Company. The plan offers a sliding scale averaging 60 to 67 cents over five years, about a two cent cut from the old average of 62 cents, according to company president C. I. Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
U.P
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
C. I. Weaver
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Readers Unaware of Jap News Problems in Manchuria
CHINCHOW Manchuria March 1 American newspaper readers have little conception of the difficulties in delivering Sino Japanese reports. Transport shortages hinder front access as cars are unavailable and army trucks are crowded. Cor respondents penetrate Jehol interior by luck, then face dispatch return issues due to no telegraph office at Caoyang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinchow
Manchuria
U.2
Jehol
Caaoyang
Shrimp Jambalaya and Creole Dishes Highlight Lent Menus
The Day presents a Lent friendly menu featuring fish salads souf fles timbales and creamed dishes for formal luncheons or informal suppers. Shrimp Jambalaya, a Creole staple, plus crab meat with mushrooms in tomato sauce pair with boiled rice. Breakfast includes oranges cereal and eggs while luncheon and dinner offer creamed salmon and peas and pot roast with sides.
Peel of pleneni of tartar in angel food cake
Cream of tartar is not used for leavening in angel food cake but it strengthens air sac walls by reinforcing beaten egg whites. Ice freezes best with rapid freezing to keep crystals small, and a bit of gelatin can smooth the texture. Chromium and nickel polish well with lampblack and alcohol, rubbed briskly and wiped clean.
Barrows announce marriage of Faye to James Criss
Mrs. Ira Barrows and Mr. Ira Barrows announce the marriage of their daughter Faye to James Criss of this place. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W C Stewart at the M E parsonage in Catlettsburg Kentucky on February 14. Witnesses were Minta Barrows and Harold Rainey. The couple received congratulations and were serenaded Monday night by friends. Nearby relatives and visitors include C BE Hunt of Kingwood West Virginia visiting W E Hunt and family, Mrs O J Bowermaster in Parkersburg, and Floyd Dunfee and family of Rutland visiting the Dunfee and Bowermaster households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Barrows
Faye
James Criss
W. C. Stewart
M. E. Parsonage
Catlettsburg
Minta
Harold Rainey
C. BE. Hunt
Kingwood
W. Va
International Harvester Company
W. E. Hunt
O. J. Bowermaster
Parkersburg
Floyd Dunfee
Rutland
Leo Johnson
Columbus
Mack Malone
Harold Forshey
W. EB. Hunt
I. Dunfee
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Marian Walters
Tal
Athens League of Women Voters
Ita
Chamber of Commerce
Secur@y Savings Bank
Marry Aughe
Oshawa Gamadi
Er. D. Cooley
West State Street
Aughe
Nelsonville
Cart II. Beasley
Commerce Club of
Ewing Hall
Gounod Holst
House of Representatives
Mary Norton
New Jersey
Courtland Nichols
Women's Organization For Prohibition Reform
William Beverly Mason
Mr. and
Mrs. Wolf
Pallas Club
Edith Beecher
Carl Melvin
Valeria Armstrong
Sioux City
Neb
L. V. Armstrong
Charles Armstrong
C. C. Millikan
North High Street
Melvin
Kathryn
Viaweh
Edeeeston
Flapper
Fanny
Reg
U.S
Gladys Parker
Athens Commandery
By Rebecca Yauger
Sun
Mon
Rogers
sALLY _EILERS
Harrisonville
William Gilmore
Bolton
Methodist Church
Wells Cemetery
Harry Dye
Earl McKinley
Fay Lyons
Nell Carpenter
H. J. Williams
Marl Douglas
Dolores
Reedsville
Kenneth Lee
Mitorsport
Floe
Homer Lee
Harmon
Ett Hanning
Pearle Little
A. Wyatt
S. F. Howery
Verlin Howery
Carpenter
Leah Williams
William Hull
Mr. Williams
G. Hanning
Bernie Deny
Carl Chase
Roy Hanning
George Tudor
Howard Hull
Morris Day Tudor
Gerald Graham
Miles Graham
Spencer
Davis
Oak Hill
KOF P. Hall
Wellston Orchestra
E. F. Sells
Hiram Din
Hii
Rene
Jess
Alta Moma
Jones
Sylvia
Miller
Thomas Miller
Soulville
Anderson
Cyrus Jones
EB. H. Stout
G. C. Jones
Presbyterian
Marion Bobewig
Carmease
George Carr
Andrew
C. Y O'Neal
Bert Hovey
Robert
Whit Stai
C. D. Shafe
America
Cornet
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