Mary Gibson in Recital at Music Hall March 7
Miss Mary Gibson daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas E Gibson of 9 N May Ave will present a voice recital in Music Hall Sunday March 7 at 8 pm. A six year pupil of Helen Hedden Roach at Ohio University School of Music she is affiliated with Alpha Gamma Delta and Sigma Alpha Iota. Accompanist is Miss Marjorie McClure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Allen Gibson
Thomas E. Gibson
N. May Ave
Music Hall
Gibson
Helen Hedden Roach
Ohio University School of Music
College of Fine Arts
School of Music
Alpha Gamma Delta
Sigma Alpha Iota
Marjorie McClure
Book Review At Hobson Study Circle News
Mrs. Carl House reviewed Hugh Carl's Golden Fleece at Hobson Study Circle Tuesday at Mrs. Raymond Chapman's Northwood Addition home. Twenty two members and one guest attended. club voted five dollars to the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl House
Hugh Carl
Hobson Study Circle
Raymond Chapman
Northwood Addition
L. P. Eblin
Allen R. Kresge
Red Cross
Mary Jennings
Fred McCoy
Faculty Club Votes $25 to Red Cross
Executive board of the Women's Faculty Club voted last night to give $25 to the American Red Cross. Miss Mary Flanagan is president of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's
American Red Cross
Mary Flanagan
County Auditor Honored Guests At St Patrick Party
County auditor C C Gibson and wife were guests of honor as Hebbardsville residents James W Whaley hosted a Tuesday evening event for county offices and the county board of education. First prize went to Mrs Glen Hanes and Mr Gibson. refreshments featured a St Patrick Day theme and a silver cream and sugar service was presented to the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Gibson
Gibson
James W. Whaley
Hebbardsville
County Auditor
County Board of Education
Glen Hanes
L. W. Russell
James G. Russell
Ralph Elliott
Paul Dean
Eleanor Minister
W. D. Whaley
Joan
Donna Jean
Bill Whaley
Gardening in Athens County Topic At West Side School
Miss Agnes Eisen presented Gardening in Athens County to Athens County Childhood Education at West Side School. She urged summer garden guidance for students and discussed patriotism through food production. April meeting date moved to April 14 at University Elementary Training School due to a Community Concert conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Agnes Eisen
Athens County Childhood Education
West Side
Eisen
Mary Flanagan
Ohio
American Legion
American Federation of Labor
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ohio Pta
Forsman
Mildred Giesecke
Willam Tippie
University Elementary Training School
Officers Elected by Wednesday Club
The Wednesday Club of Albany elected officers for the year at the March 3 meeting held at Mrs. Frank Stevens home. New president is Mrs. Arthur Stewart with Mrs. Wayne Welch as first vice president and Mrs. Brooks Russell as second vice president. other officers include recording secretary Mrs. Ed Lasch and correspond ing secretary Miss Florence Brown. treasurer Mrs. Charles Mac Gonagle and parliamentarian Mrs. O. D. Dailey. New members are Mrs. Perry Munn and Mrs. Laura Wickham. The club voted ten dollars to the Red Cross and began afghan squares for a Red Cross gift. Wool was brought to start the afghan. The next Mrs. Faye Baker Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Frank Stevens
Florence Brown
Red Cross
Arthur Stewart
Wayne Welch
Brooks Russell
Ed Lasch
Charles MacGonagle
O. D. Dailey
Perry Munn
Laura Wickham
Faye Baker Cline
James Devlin
East Liverpool
United States Employment Service
War Manpower Commission
Irene Devlin
Beckley
Devlin
Fort Hayes
Columbus
New Cotton Housedresses Capture Spring Fashion
New York reports this year's cotton housedresses emphasize detail and femininity for both shopping trips and morning toast. Dirndls, shirtwaist and coat dresses appear with front-fullness restrictions and gored backs, while pinafores adapt from practical to Victorian trims. Pastel tones, starched whites, and a wide range of materials including ginghams and chambrays define a varied, springtime lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broderie Anglaise
Pottery talk at Ohio U draws campus chatter
Miss Catherine Bedford of Ohio University lectured on pottery and daily life to a journalism class. A plate returned with two pennies, and New Jersey students report towns limiting romantic behavior while Ford cars are joked about becoming a sofa. Art Myers recalls meeting Ruby Mercer and Salvadore Baccaloni backstage after a New Orleans appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Bedford
Ohio University
New Jersey
Arthur Myers
Ohio U
Messenger
Army Air Force Base
New Orleans
Ruby Mercer
Salvadore Baccaloni
Miss Mercer
Athens
Joe Foster
Mind Your Manners Mind Your Manners
House guests face etiquette questions about paying for hostess stamps and proper table manners. Answers cover using a fork for ice cream on pie, fork for applesauce with pork, and whether it is acceptable to lean on an elbow while dining, with guidance on paying a hostess for stamps used.
Albany WSCS Plans March World Day of Prayer Program
The Albany WSCS met at the parsonage with 12 members and one guest. They contributed 5 to the Red Cross and 2 to the world league for military literature and discussed a March 12 community World Day of Prayer program at the church with a 2 PM event led by local organizers. Also noted is a note on knee length slacks for spring sportswear and a stretch hamburger recipe.
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Albany Wscs
Charles Taylor
Esther Dailey
Ws.c.s
Red Cross
World League For Literature
Mina Fry
Saylor
Esther Daily
Dan Young
Etta Bean
Will Gillogly
Florence Brow
Eldon Daily
Noble Grands Fray at Harmon Home March 5 1943
Past Noble Grands Club met at Mrs. A R Harmon home University Terrace with Mabel Cage assisting. Five dollars donated to American Red Cross and mystery package won by Mrs. Dan Pierce. contests won by Mrs. Harry Bennett Mrs. R M VanDyke and Mrs. Flora Murphy. Next meeting March 26 at Mrs. Harry Bennett's home. Cooking tip for spinach with vinegar butter sugar and salt and pepper included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Club
A. R. Harmon
University Terrace
Mabel Cage
American Red Cross
Dan Pierze
Harry Bennett
R. M. VanDyke
Flora Murphy
James Carmichael
Robert McAfee
Ivan McLeod
Florence Bush
Dan Pierce
Charles Jordan
Phony Clothing Rumor and Sauer Kraut Boost Unrationed Foods
Washington debunks a phony tale of a clothing ration book causing $80 yearly clothes access and notes OPA does not issue books, sugar rationing by point system later, FBI scrutiny of the six city spread. Also urges using kegged sauerkraut and peanut butter as plentiful, unrationed civilian foods with notes on cabbage surplus and large peanut crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann France Wilson
Washington
OPA
FBI
Club Calendar Friday Meetings and Feeder Notes
The Current Events Club holds its annual business meeting with dues payment Friday March 5 at 7 30 p m at Mrs OQ F Rowland home Strathmore Blvd W B A Officers Club meets Friday 7 30 p m at Mrs Ernest Baughman home Faithful Few Club gathers Friday 7 30 p m at Mrs Alva Haning home Duck and goose feathers are valued higher than fowls and at least 13 million fowl must be defeathered this year for Army and Navy orders Ten cent war stamp buys five bullets for the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Events Club
OQ. F. Rowland
Strathmore Blvd
W.B.A
Ernest Baughman
Alva Haning
Pitfalls of Love in a Theater Supper Plot
Madge Graham schemes in the Hotel Lansfield apartment to curb Mary Veritzen’s charm at an after theater supper. Noel objects to Mary’s gown while Madge seeks to influence Georges and Milner’s surveillance, with Madge’s father Charles Spencer and Philip Veritzen involved in a high society intrigue. The scene ends with plans to avoid Milner’s eavesdropping as a federal officer may call.
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Georges
Mary
Noel
Madge
Adams
Henderson
Milner
Madge Graham
Lansfield
Mary Veritzen
Ace Georges
Trees
Charles Spencer
Ace
Secret Service
Philip Veritzen
Katharine
Margaret
Washing machine care and sorority pledge
A washing machine tip warns against overloading to prevent inefficiency fuse blow and motor strain. The piece notes a Phi Mu sorority pledge list including Jean Hayes Youngstown Azalia Hindman Foster Irene Rigo Lorain and Janet Snider Foster.
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Phi Mu
Jean Hayes
Youngstown
Azalia Hindman
Foster
Irene Rigo
Lorain
Janet Snider
Women’s Hair Ribbon Trend Takes Spotlight in 1943
Actress Fran English popularizes ribbon support to style hair as shortages of pins grow. The look features multiple small velvet bows around the head to anchor wisps, with Claire Booth Luce drawing attention for an up swept style and a black bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran English
Claire Booth Luce
M.B.R
Vitamin B Is Needed Spring Tonic
The article urges B vitamins for spring health and nerves, listing lean pork liver and kidney, whole grains, dried beans, soybeans, nuts, eggs, milk, vegetables, and fruits as sources. It notes cooking destroys B vitamins, stored in limited amounts, and suggests using cooking water and leftovers. wartime meat shortage pushes protein alternatives like eggs and beans. It also offers a tip to convert an old rug into scatter rugs with fringe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Mary Gibson
Mrs. House
Hobson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Ats
Isaly's
Isaly
War
Ippe
Daly
Faculty Club
Teachers Council
Big Chief
Ath Quick’'S
Union St
Athens Messenger
Broughton's
WSCS
Fray
Noble Grands
Harmon
Her
M. C. Morrison
Marietta Ave
Pensacola
Fla
Inlaw
G B. Bjornson
Arminta Morrison
Gary Bernard
Rauch's Bakery
Mrs. Gaynor Maddox
Mechem
N. Court St
Athens, O
Mrs. Stover
Logan
Fred Cross
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