Knights Templar Inspection At Athens Commandery No. 16
About seventy five members attended the annual inspection of Athens Commandery No. 16 Knights Templar at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday night. Eminent Grand Warden J. Wallace Cherry led the ceremonies and a 16 member Eastern Star committee served a three course banquet. Out of town guests included representatives from Columbus Gallipolis Pomeroy Toledo and Logan. Local member James A. Palmer could not attend due to illness after 57 years in the Masonic Lodge and 42 years attending inspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Commandery No. 16
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Order of Eastern Star Lodge
J. W. Hudson
J. Wallace Cherry
B. A. Headley
J. N. Abernathy
George Myers
EB. Mahoney
J. W. Nixon
S. A. Gardner
Columbus
C. T. Robinson
H. P. Bradbury
W. A. Thomas
Gallipolis
George Parker
George Howell
C. A. Schaefer
John Rowan
William Ashpenlein
D. C. Shumaker
Earl L. Funk
Pomeroy
Arthur Myergon
Toledo
Pearl Watkins
C. E. Allen
Logan
Athens Commandey No. 15
Mr. Palmer
North College Street
Primer
Mrs Rose Returns From Long Island
Lucy Rose of 126 East State Street returned by train from New York City where she had visited her son and daughter-in-law Phil lips Rose of Jackson Heights Long Island since Christmas week. Phillips Rose accompanied her home as he was called to New Vienna by the illness of Mrs Henry G Williams wife of the late Dean Henry G Williams of Ohio University. He arrived from Europe December 22 for a brief stay with his wife and mother and left for England February 7 to remain abroad for U S Rubber Company business. He is general manager of new business and has 14 years with the firm. He started as a chemist and after two years in Sumatra was moved to an executive post in Broadway offices. He is now in Paris and will travel to Italy and Budapest before returning to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Rose
East State Street
New York City
Phillips Rose
Jackson Heights
Long Island
Athens
Europe
England
United States Rubber Company
Rose
Sumatra
India
Broadway
Paris
France
Italy
Budapest
Hungary
Mrs. Davis Hosts Eastwood Bridge Club
Mrs. William W. Davis entertained her bridge club at Eastwood Wednesday night with three tables in play. High score prize went to Mrs. P. F. Good and second to Mrs. John Algeo. Pink rosebuds adorned the tables and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyona Gardner
Grover EB. Mitchell
William W. Davis
Eastwood
P. F. Good
John Algeo
League of Women Voters Hosts Annual Guest Night Potluck
The Athens League of Women Voters held its Annual Guest Night potluck dinner on Wednesday. New resident Mrs. William Hanley entertained with two English song solos while Mrs. Marian Bush Snyder spoke on English customs and politics. Mrs. H R McVay chaired in place of absent president S H Bing and outlined proposed county governmental changes for a fall vote. about nine members and friends attended the dinner and meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Ohio
Athens League of Women Voters
William Hanley
Athens
England
France
Irma
Marian Bush Snyder
H. R. McVay
Bairman
8. H. Bing
Mrs Norman Engh Returns Home After Week Visit
Mrs Norman Engh Garnet Bever age returned to her Wat erford home yesterday after spending a week with her parents Mr and Mrs 8 F Beverage at 101 University Terrace. She came in response to her mother's four week illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Engh
Garnet Beverage
Waterford
F. Beverage
University Terrace
Engh
Eleanor Roosevelt Plans Fifth Avenue Wardrobe For Inauguration
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt shops Fifth Avenue for inaugural functions outfits including a blue satin gown and a multi piece ensemble with navy and printed crepe fabrics. She will also hold regular press conferences with newspaper women to share her activities and views, avoiding politics. Local notes mention visitors and a Woman's Relief Corps meeting at Men’s Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fifth Avenue
Eleanor Blue
Roosevelt
Milan
Eleanor Roosevelt
Higley Study Circle Names New Officers
The Higley Study Circle held its annual meeting at 9 Park Place, electing Mrs. George Coe as president and other officers including Mrs. E B Acomb, first vice president, and Mrs. W B Shimp, second vice president. Honorary members named were Mrs. Emmett Keenan and Mrs. George H Juned. yearly programs for 1933 34 were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higley Study Circle
Emmett Keenan
Park Place
George Coe
E. B. Acomb
W. B. Shimp
Clark Williams
H. BE. Lehman
L. W. Russell
George H. Juned
Newlyweds Honored At Dinner Tuesday
Mr and Mrs James W Long formerly Lucy A Edwards were honored at a hotel dinner Tuesday hosted by Dewey M Goddard at the Hotel Berry. Ten covers were set for guests including out of town reps of Town and Village Insurance Co where Goddard is Southeastern Ohio district manager and Long leads the life insurance department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Long
Lucy A. Edwards
Columbus
Dewey M. Goddard
Berry
Long
Town and Village Insurance Company
Goddard
Southeastern Ohio
Mr. Long
Missionary Guild Hears Two Dialogues and Meetings
The Missionary Guild of the Christian Church met with Miss Ethel Beekman at 5:45 Tuesday night after a potluck supper. Two dialogues were presented by guild members and written by missionary Raymond Slater. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will meet Friday at 2:30 pm at the church with Thank Offering, devotions, and lesson by Mrs. Farrar. Attorney John J. Woolley was admitted to Holzer Hospital for observation after influenza complications. Miss Margaret Louise Farmer was omitted from the Pi Beta Phi skit cast list for Prep Follies Friday night. Stitch and Chatter Club meets Friday at 2 pm with Mrs. William Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Guild of the Christian Church
Ethel Beekman
Hudson Avenue
Thelma Robinson
Lucille Duffee
Ministry of Hospitals
China
Irene France
Coolie
Gladys Jones
Louisa Steele
Mirs
Elizabeth Samford
Raymond Slater
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
H. T. Farrar
Charles G. Matthews
John J. Woolley
North
Congress Street
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Margaret Louise Farmer
Pi Beta Phi
Memorial Auditorium
Stitch and Chatter Club
William Williams
Grosvenor Street
Grapefruit Preparation Tips and Salad Ideas
Advice on handling grapefruit to avoid bitterness from rind and membranes. Details include avoiding core removal, preserving pulp flavor, using a sharp teaspoon to scoop, sugar and salt usage, chilling methods, and implications of cutting on vitamin content. Suggested salads feature grapefruit with avocado, Roquefort, endive, lettuce, and mixed vegetables.
Fifth Round of Athens Kiwanis Bridge Tonight
The Athens Kiwanis Club holds the fifth round of its auction and contract bridge tournament at Hotel Berry starting 8 o clock tonight. Additional prizes are arranged for high partners in North and South in each division and high auction scorers receive prizes. Only one more session remains. proceeds support underprivileged children activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Kiwanis Club
Berry
Kiwanis Club
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