Athens Woman’s Music Club Hosts Polish Spanish Hungarian Program
Mrs. Margaret Benedict presided at the Athens Women’s Music Club gathering with Miss Margaret Duncan assisting. The program featured a Poland Spain Hungary current events paper by Mrs. Carl Roberts, vocal items by Mrs. Arthur McPherson, Mrs. Dwight Robinson, and piano selections by Mrs. Roy Hawk Mrs. Ruston and Mrs. Richard R. Selleck accompanied at the piano.
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Margaret Benedict
Sunnyside Drive
Athens
Margaret Duncan
Poland
Spain
Hungary
Carl Roberts
Arthur McPherson
Roy Hawk
Mary T. Noss
Dwight Robinson
William Co. Ruston
Richard R. Selleck
Sarsate
DeFalla
Do You Really Want to Take Off That Ugly Kat
A newspaper notice promotes a weight loss tip involving Rennel and fruit juice. It claims no harmful ingredients and offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to produce results.
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Kat
Ohio
A.A.U.W. Regular Meeting on March 3 at Faculty Women’s Club
The American Association of University Women holds its regular meeting Thursday March 3 at 7:30 pm in the Faculty Women’s Club. A panel will discuss foreign policy national legislation and key AAUW matters including racial discrimination within the association. The session is open to interested listeners.
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A.A.U.W
Faculty Women’s Club
AAUW
Pallas Club hears talk on blood plasma in war medicine
Miss Elsie Druggan spoke on public health at a Pallas Club meeting hosted by Miss Irene Hand. She described blood plasma as a dramatic war era discovery for treating shock and injuries, noting large England public health allocations and urging U S schools to expand programs.
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Pallas Club
Irene Hand
Elsie Druggan
Weather Oddities and Winter Tales From Athens
In Athens residents note Mr Weatherwise in the Old Farmers Almanac predicted a long cold winter with frequent storms into March. The piece cites bizarre phenomena from North Adams to Martha’s Vineyard and a freak stocking run in St. Petersburg Fla. plus community notices and spring reminders.
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Weatherwise
Athens
North Adams
Mass
Hancock
N. H
Portland
Martha's Vineyard
Dayton
Ohio
St. Petersburg
Fla
Pat Brider
C. E. Brider
Fred Luchs
Our City
Columbus
Pat
Columbus Farm Bureau Ins. Co
Neil House
Theta Sigma Phi
Women’s Journalism
Pauline Frederick
Television
Bride-elect Miss Dea Sue McPherson Honored At Dessert Bridge
Miss Dea Sue McPherson and her mother Mrs A D McPherson were entertained at Mt Sterling on Friday evening. The April bride elect attended a dessert bridge at McCafferty's Party Room as guest of honor. Six tables of contract bridge were staged and a gift was presented to the future bride by hostesses Mrs D E Starr Mrs C J Starr and Mrs H S Starr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea Sue McPherson
A. D. McPherson
Mt. Sterling
Miss McPherson
McCafferty
D. E, Starr
C, J, Starr
H, S, Starr
OU Men's Faculty Club Hosts Informal Dance
The Men's Faculty Club at Ohio University held an informal dance at Recreation Hall on Saturday evening February 26. Richard Bissett's combo provided music. About 35 couples attended. Decorations in a patriotic theme were arranged by Prof C I Calkin. Guests included Deans Hawkins Taylor and Starcher and their wives. Dr R H Marquis served as social chairman.
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Ohio University
Recreation Hall
Richard Bissett
C. I. Calkin
College of Fine Arts
Dean M. Hawkins
E. J. Taylor
G. W. Starcher
R. H. Marquis
Y Teen Week Observed By Athens High School Girls
Athens High School girls' organization marked Y-Teen Week with speeches by members and visitors. Four speakers represented foreign nations China England Mexico and the United States with Ohio U-Teens and local members participating. Barbara Hope summarized the aims of Y-Teens as a world wide organization for high school girls. Mrs Faye Eslocker, formerly at Hotel Athens, visited after a month in Dallas with F F Bobo family. Granville Crow Jackie Crow and the Johnson and Teft households hosted Sunday visits.
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Athens
Girls’ Organization
Helen Edgar
China
Pat Tazeman
England
Carolyn Kellogg
Mexico
Betty Martin
United States
Ohio
Jean Kay Hartley
Jane Roseberry
Barbara Hope
Faye Eslocker
Dallas
Texas
Organ concert precedes Friday service at shepherd church
On Friday March 4 at 2 p.m a public service will open with organ music beginning at 1 25 p.m. The event is open to the public.
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Shepherd
Club calendar Wednesday events and meetings
The Church Instruction Class meets at the Presbyterian Church at 7 p.m. Beta Auxiliary gathers at 7 30 p.m. Wednes day at the chapter house. Nannie Allom Rebekah lodge meets in the Odd Fellows Hall at 7 30 p.m. Ride a Wee Sewing Club meets at 2 p.m. at 24 Montrose Ave the home of Mrs. Flo Hull.
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Presbyterian Church
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Ride-a-Wee Sewing Club
Flo Hull
Montrose Ave
Not Half Safe Arrid Ad Targets Greensboro Woman
Joyce Winthrope of Greensboro and Atlanta endorses Arrid cream deodorant. She claims it stops perspiration and odor for 1 to 3 days and promises a refund if not fully satisfied. The ad touts Arrid with Creamogen, claims no crystallization, and offers the 39 cent drop price plus tax.
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Greensboro
N. C
Joyce Winthrope
Atlanta
Georgia
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Rich-Loaf Inc
Glouster, Ohio
Marietta, Ohio
Portsmouth, Ohio
Kiddie
Birmingham
Clive Ford
Hazel Finsterwald
Helen Ferguson
New York
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Evelyn Nye
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Athens City Federation
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Lenora Davis
S. Court St
Meigs County
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Lenora
Walter Davis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nkham
OU Men's
Merrill R. Atkinson
Logan
W. Va
H. L. Atkinson
N. Lancaster Street
Mr. F. F. Bobo
Granville Crow
Jackie Crow
Carbondale
Albert Johnson
Rose Teft
Morris Ave
Athens Council of Church Women
Church of the Good
Jeffrey
A. Lowery
Lady Hamilton
Rogers
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Ilverplate
Nuyfreys Diamonds
Court St
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