Three Are Honored At Surprise Party
A surprise birthday party honored Mr. and Mrs. John Ashton and Mr. Glenn Atkinson for February and March birthdays at the Ashton home on Richland Ave. The event was planned by the Richland Avenue Methodist Church Progressive Sunday School Class with games music and cake. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. Baughn, many couples, and relatives. Athens R. D. visitor Mrs. Florence Douglas and daughter stayed with Mrs. Margaret Perry White Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ashton
Glenn Atkinson
Ashton
Richland Ave
Atkinson
Baughn
William Smith
Alva Haning
Ralph Bay
Carrie Burson
George Cradlebaugh
Angie Drake
Villa Tippie
Pearl Langston
Jesse Brown
Howard Hinkle
Dennis Jones
Bobby
Ida Mae
Richard Brown
Anna Margaret
Virginia
Tommy
John William
Florence Douglas
Athens
R. D
Margaret Perry
White Hall
Douglas
James Douglas
Grace Jeffers
Jerseyville
Recital by Elizabeth Wendelken and R M Rice at Ohio Univ Music Hall
Elizabeth Wendelken organist and R M Rice violinist present a joint recital Sunday at 8 p m in Music Hall Ohio University. Program includes Back Toccata and Fugue in C sharp minor Franck Prelude Fugue and Variation Beethoven Sonatas and tunes by Couperin Sarasate Rimsky Korsakov Wienawski and Farnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wendelken
R. M. Rice
Elizabeth Wendelken
Ohio University School of Music
Music Hall
Ohio University
Back
Franck
Beethoven
Mr. Rice
Robert Price
Guilmant
Soeur Monique
Couperin
Farnam
Matheison
Sarasate
Rimsky-Korsakov
Wienjawski
Porter Heaps Appears in Organ Concert at Memorial
A capacity crowd of about 2,800 to 2,900 attended Porter Heaps organ recital at Memorial Auditorium Tuesday night, presented by Summers Music Company. The 30 year old virtuoso former official organist for Rockefeller Chapel and the Chicago Symphony, demonstrated the electric organ’s concert potential with pieces by Dethier Granados and an encore Flight of the Bumblebee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Heaps
Memorial
Athens
Memorial Auditorium
Summers Music Company
America
New Rockefeller Chapel
University of Chicago
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Europe
Dupre
Heaps
Dethier
Granados
Deborah Class of First Christian Church Entertained at Home
The Deborah Class of the First Christian Church met at Mrs. H. T. Phillips 143 Morris Ave on Thursday night for a monthly business and social session. President Mrs. C. J. Ross led the meeting with a hymn and devotions by Mrs. Roy Saylor. The group held an oral Bible contest and an appraising contest won by Mrs. E. D. Cooley and Mrs. Neil Crawford, followed by readings and a social hour with refreshments for twenty members and one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah
First Christian Church
H. T. Phillips
Morris Ave
C. J. Ross
Roy Saylor
Saylor
E. D. Cooley
Neil Crawford
Myrtle Gilkey
Phillips
Central Ave
D. L. Jones
Calendar of Club Events Highlights Community Meetings
A busy schedule lists W B A Friendly Circle at Mrs Roy Lees home on Stimson Ave meeting 7 30 pm. Higley Study Circle hosts husbands at six o clock dinner at Eastwood. Daughters of Union Veterans plan a public Benefit Party at C F Hall 8 pm with 7 pm business session. Pocahontas Lodge also hosts an 8 pm benefit at Red Men Hall with 7 pm premeeting. Members urged to phone regrets by Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. A. Friendly Circle
Roy Lee
Stimson Ave
Lee
Dennis Ours
Higley
Eastwood
C. E. Atkinson
N. S. Welk
Daughters of Union Veterans
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Marriage Meddlers Synopsis In Sag Harbor Farm
Queen Olga's house guest Madge Graham helps her husband Dicky and friends assist Charles Spencer in a tense rooming scene. The intruder demands to speak alone with the chief, guarded and armed, while the party debates restraining him before a potentially dangerous message is delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga
Madge Graham
Dicky
Lillian
Harry Underwood
Charles Spencer
Secret Service Ace
Sag Harbor Farm
Spencer
Family Secrets Escalate as Intruder Is Bound
In a tense scene Adele Garrison orders calm as a dangerous intruder is restrained. The father negotiates with guards while planning to move the women to safety, and warns that more force may be used if the intruder resists. The group prepares to leave together, awaiting the next installment.
Ohio University Chi Omega elects new officers
New officer Phylise Logan, daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Logan of Utah Place Ohio, a junior, was chosen president of the Ohio University Chi Omega chapter. Other officers named are Ann Barrett vice president Peggy Eckes secretary Dorothy Miller treasurer Virginia Gall corresponding secretary and Barbara Hooper pledgemaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phylise Logan
W. H. Logan
Utah Place
Ohio University
Chi Omega Sorority
Ann Barrett
Peggy Eckes
Dorothy Miller
Virginia Gall
Barbara Hooper
One Woman to Another at the Memorial Aud
A Marian Bush Reeder piece recounts a theater moment where a mother describes Agna Enters dancing in a hushot stage setting. A child asks about the shimmy, splits in the dress, and dances like the Turkey Trot and Castle Walk while the audience whispers curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agna
Meeting Postponed By AA AW Review Group
The Book Review Group of AA AW postpones its Thursday meeting to the first Thursday in April with Dr Wilson reviewing a Thoreau biography. The Ladies Aid Society Bazaar at Richland Ave Church is postponed until after Easter and all Aid meetings are omitted during the church revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Review
A.A.A.W
Wilson
Thoreau
Ladies Aid Society
Richland Ave
Leap Year Party Held by Ibany High Home Economics Classes
Freshmen and sophomores in the Ibany High School Home Economics program hosted a Leap Year Party in the school gym with Mrs. Calvin directing. Decorations included red and white streamers and balloons, games such as checkers and Chinese checkers, round and square dancing, and refreshments of sandwiches cake and punch. A long list of attendees includes Kath leen Johnson Betty Goodwin Bea trice Ely Hazel Woodyard and many others with families supplying music and hosting support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibany High School
Calvin
High School
Leonard Calvin
Laurence Calvin
Willard Michaels
Beware of Club Woman Look Unbecoming False Face
Ruth Millett warns club women to avoid the "Club Woman Look" of perpetual talk and missed connection. The piece notes M. C. Morrison being named Deputy Chief of Staff by the Disabled American Veterans in Florida and lists accompanying officials visiting Tampa. It also mentions Mr. Carl Summers attending an organ concert in Athens Memorial Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Morrison
Marietta Ave
Florida
Morrison
Sarasota
Fla
Maren 5
Fort Myers
Miami
Reverse Skate Lessons Teach Skaters Backward Turns
Mary Bowman Grosvenor outlines steps for reverse skating and backward stroking. The guide covers starting from the left, weight shifts, foot placement, curves, and safety to build confidence on the main floor. Tomorrow’s tip promises practice in leading and following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bowman Grosvenor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Community Concert Association
Concert Association
F. Theodore Paige
Helen Jepson
Jools Ballet
Don Cossack Choir
Jose Iturbi
Nino Martini
Paige
United States
Canada
South Africa
Hotel Berry
Roger Connor
The
Berry
St. Patrick
Logan’s
Furnas
McKee Drug Co
McKee
Deborah Class of Christian Church
H. T. Phillips Home
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
League of Women Voters
Dean Irma Voigt
Park Place
West Side School
Circle Two
M. E. Church
Carrie Higgins
Pratt St
G. W. Schenz
Hudson Ave
Woman's Association of the Presbyterian Church
Nora Henry
E. State St
Grange
Lydia Lash
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Orville Ewing
Eccles
S. D. Webb
Gladys P. Whitlatch
Columbus
Sunshine State
Key West
Webb
Starr Ave
Intruder
Madge
Adele Garrison
Jackson
By Marian Bush Reeder
Geronimo
Kathleen Johnson
Betty Goodwin
Beatrice Ely
Hazel Woodyard
Walree French
Dorothy Haning
Sherwood Gillogly
Eloise West
Charles Donaldson
Helen Tewksbury
Robert Cordray
Allen Clark
Eddie Ross
Maxine Burcham
David Dailey
Charlotte Pincelli
Davis Green
June Jones
Robert Quick
Ruth Hawk
Eula Beatty
Margaret Barger
Selma Nelson
John Johnson
Mazie Johnson
Junior Jordan
Twila Knowles
Robert Elliott
Margaret Pearman
Robert Hawk
Doris Moore
John White
Aldine Radcliffe
John Crossen
Beulah Calvin
Donald Hoffee
Mary Alice Patrick
Herman Grubbs
Earl Radcliffe
Helen Thomas
Charles Weiss
Vance Springer
Charles Shaver
L. C. Calvin
Enlow
Kathleen Shannon
Vere Smith
Ruth Millett
Carl Summers
D.av
Ernest Grosvenor
Amesville
Steppes Beauty Shop
Pinkham
Cornwell's
Athens Jewelers
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