Messenger Quilt Contest Opens for Entries and Voting
Entry days for The Messenger Quilt Contest and Exhibition begin Monday. quilters may bring quilts to The Messenger Building to be displayed and judged for prizes, with a first prize of 10 dollars for most beautiful and most unusual designs, plus subscriptions. Visitors may register and vote, while quilts are insured at no cost to owners.
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Messenger
the Messenger
Parma
The
Fublic
Claude Evann Ia
S. F. Reeves
Los Angeles
Cora M. Carel
Womens Quilt Exhibit Seeks Entries and Votes
The Messenger invites women to enter one to three ple ced or appliqued quilts with crocheted knitted or embroidered pieces excluded. Entries due Monday or Tuesday 8 50 to 5 00 at The Messenger office, exhibition opens midweek and runs through Saturday with two votes per adult visitor for Most Beautiful and Most Unique quilts. Prizes include cash and a one year Messenger subscription. quilts are insured and maker names kept separate from voting records.
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Pires
the Messenger
Piret
Messenger
N “Lessenger
Ohio
West Virginia
Two Speakers Address Men’s Club at Good Shepherd Church
The Good Shepherd Episcopal Church Men’s Club heard Pret P r. MM. Peckham and Dr J Ht Caskey speak Sunday night in the church social room. Nineteen members attended and a buffet luncheon was served by the women’s auxiliary. The Tuesday Club will meet March 6 with Dean Irma Voigt and C L Martzolff hosting at Dean Voigt’s Lawrence Apartments. Dr T Houf will present “Man’s Place in the World.”
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MM. Peckham
J. Ht. Caskey
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
Dean Irma E. Voigt
C. L. Martzolff
Dean Voigt
Lawrence Apartments
T. Houf
Spring Ways to Brighten Wardrobe in Pique and White
Gladys Parker notes spring mood shifts and wardrobe fixes. White pique dresses with black accents create fresh, versatile looks. All-in-one designs with patent leather belts and removable gilets offer easy laundering. Economic updates suggest transforming a black dress with linen or pique vests.
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Gladys Parker
Fanny
Putnam Fourth Grade Transforms Into Telegraph Workrooms
Putnam Training School fourth graders rotate rooms to study electricity through telegraph telephone and electrical offices. They built a dynamo and are making a radio while learning Morse code and meter reading. Students record inventors such as Edison Franklin and Bell and chart history as committees pursue transformer and magnet experiments. The subscription committee will meet at Mt. Zion Baptist Church Sunday at 3 p m.
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Rufue Putnam Training School
Viola Nelson
Athens Armature
Ohio University
Evan Jones
Edwin McPherson
William White
Edwin Watts Chubb
Edison
Franklin
Bell
Jane Maccombs
Betty Henderson
Virginia Stansbury
Charlotte DeMolet
Bertha Grimes
Willam White
Bvag Jones
Cletus Hart
Dickie Mackinnon
Billy Lee
Gennis Fouty
Phil Zenner
Billie Lee
Glennis Fouty
Donna Lee Woodruff
Richard Ingerham
Dorothy Pickett
Eliza Davidson
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Waldo Woodyard Weds Kentucky Girl
Katherine Lucile Thompson, daughter of Nat Thompson of Versailles Kentucky, and Waldo Emerson Woodyard, son of James Woodyard, Athens, wed at the bride’s Kentucky home. Rev W G Hammock officiated. She is University of Kentucky graduate and former Versailles grade school teacher. he is an Ohio University graduate and Chi Sigma Chi member. They will reside in Athens after a wedding trip.
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Nat Thompson
Versailles
Katherine Lucile
Waldo Emerson Woodyard
James Woodyard
Athens
Kentucky
W. G. Hammock
Versailles Baptist Church
University of Kentucky
Ohio University
Chi Sigma Chi
Woodyard
Founders Day Of Phi Mu Observed Here
The Delta Delta chapter of Phi Mu at Ohio University marked the 82nd Founders Day with members and alumni at the East State Street chapter house. President Roberta Early led the service, followed by a dinner arranged by Elsie Hagan. Phi Mu, founded March 4 1852 at Wesleyan College Macon Georgia, is the second oldest secret society for women in the United States.
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Delta Delta
Ohio University
Phi Mu Sorority
East State Street
Roberta Early
Elsie Hagan
Phi Mu
United States
Wesleyan College
Macon
King's Heralds Enact 'Chinese Wolf' Playlet
The King's Heralds and Light Bearers performed A Chinese Wolf at First M. BE. Church on Saturday afternoon. Virginia Bingman led devotions with Betty Ruth Birge as secretary pro tem. Twelve children attended, Lucy Dunfee joined as a new member, and Betty Lee McGaskill, Birge, Bingman, and Dent Williams portrayed the playlet. Dorothy Duncan directed music. Ida Elliot substituted for Mrs. Ramsey to tell a lesson story. An Indian game closed the program.
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King’s
M. BE
AL. Tripp
Virginia Bingman
Betty Ruth Birge
Lucy Dunfee
Wolfe
Betty Lee McGaskill
Dent Williams
Dorothy Duncan
Ida Elliot
Carl Ramsey
Initiation Breakfasts Held At Hotel Berry By Two Groups
Alpha Gamma Delta actives hosted pledges at Berry Hotel in a nine o clock breakfast with thirty six attendees before a group church visit. Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity held an eight o clock animation breakfast in the small dining room for twenty one members honoring seven new initiates: Bernard Barabas Cleveland Raymond Linnert Cleveland Earl McFarland Neffs Robert Schmid Cleveland Ward Birch Youngstown Winfred Dumm Laurelville William Harmon Athens Harry W Herdman.
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Alpha Gamma Delta Actives
Hotel Berry
Bernard Barabas
Cleveland
Raymond Linnert
Earl McFarland
Neffs
Robert Schmid
Ward Birch
Youngstown
Winfred Dumm
Laurelville
William Harmon
Athens
Harry W. Herdman
What Other Women Say What Other Women Say
An NYU fraternity survey finds men preferring women who can cook. They insist brides-to-be should rate on culinary skill, noting many women lack interest or ability and a burned steak could jeopardize romance. Helen Welshimer.
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New York University
Helen Welshimer
University Orchestra Delivers Strong Memorial Auditorium Concert
An Ohio University Symphony Concert directed by De Forest Ingerham featured a balanced program. Irene Witham impressed in Grieg Piano Concerto Op. 16 while the bassoon section drew praise and the ensemble showed unity despite amateur status.
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Ohio University Symphony
Memorial Auditorium
de Forest Ingerham
Grieg
Dragons Moon and Cow Marionette Show at Ohio University
The Athens County Council for Childhood Welfare presents four short plays at Ewing Hall next Saturday at 10 30 am under Miss Kate Hall's supervision. Proceeds aid county children for books and supplies. Admission is ten cents. Plays include The King’s Breakfast and The Moon for a Prince with dragons and a talking moon.
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Ewing Hall
Ohio University
Athens County Council For Childhood Welfare
Kate ©. Hall
Yale School of the Drama
Miss Hall
A. A. Milne
Pierrot
Boya
Harlequin
Linen Shower Honoring Mrs Hughes at Home
Mrs Richard Hughes guest of honor at a linen shower held Saturday at 130 Morris Avenue. The five table bridge pastime crowned Mrs Ruth Kropp with first prize as 23 guests enjoyed refreshments. Mrs Hughes, formerly a Ohio University student, now resides with her husband at his parents’ home.
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Richard Hughes
Betty Backus
Morris Avenue
Ruth Kropp
Hughes
Ohio University
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