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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1950
Page
6
Dr Crane ridicules superficial trait based hiring schemes used by business leaders including Charles Schwab Who advocates horse sense over physical feature tests He explains proper job analysis tests and urges readers to avoid bootleg psychologists seeking quick results and money
Pi Kappa Alpha Gamma Omicron chapter held a Founder's Day dinner at Van Meter's with guest speaker T. Lyston Fultz of Lancaster. Fultz, a founding Tau Sigma Delta member, was initiated in the afternoon and serves as director of recreation and military training at the Boys Industrial School and adjutant general of the 37th Ohio National Guard. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Anderson and other faculty couples.
Mr and Mrs Jack Collins announce the birth of a daughter February 28 at Hocking Valley Hospital. Grandparents Mr and Mrs George Dishong Nelsonville Route One and Mr and Mrs C W Collins Athens Route Two. Great grandparents listed. baby named Carolyn Lou. Women’s association of Alexander Presbyterian Church meets Thursday with Mrs Letha Kassler. quilt project at Mrs Ben Dorsey’s home. Delilah Rebekah Lodge New Marshfield meets 7:30 p m with January February March birthdays celebrated.
The Matrons Group of the First Christian Church met at Odessa Howell’s home on North Lancaster Street. Guest speaker Mrs. Joe B. Maffett discussed African Missions and plans for a rummage sale were announced. Members attending include Kenneth Bingman Charlies Frost Larry Helwig Cecil McGlone Jr Glenn Mingus Ray Chadwell R F Rose M S Phillips Joe B Moffet Joe D Mechem John E Lynch Ted Neutzling and Odessa Howell.
A church calendar lists an 8 p.m. marriage seminar on Marital Problems We All Face led by Dr. James Patrick. An instruction class at 7 p.m. features Church. Faculty Wives meet at the Faculty Club Wednesday at 3 p.m. The Athens Needle Club meets with Mrs. Selby Glazier Wednesday at 1 p.m. A casserole luncheon and bring table service are requested. Ladies Day Bridge Luncheon at Athens Country Club Wednesday 1 p.m. Reservations via Mrs. C. E. Nunemaker at 27634. Pocahontas Drill Team meets Wednesday 7 p.m. Regular meeting 7:30 p.m. P.E.O. meets Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. L. J. Addicott’s home 55 Elmwood Place. All Twig Groups of Athens...
The Naom class of the Methodist Church in The Plains will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Dean Nida s home 98 The ACEI group will gather at the West Side School auditorium Wednesday at 7 30 p m Dean George S Kabat will speak on Child Education in Other Countries.
Mr and Mrs Guy Fierce and daughters Iris and Pauline hosted a Sunday evening dinner in honor of their cousins Mrs Nellie Wolfe Pelter of San Diego California and Mrs Nora W Atkinson of Athens.
Phi Mu celebrates its 98th anniversary with a Founders Day service and chapter dinner. New officers are installed including Shirley Baxter as president and Betty Sick as vice president. Della Mae Cocanower retires after presenting pink carnations to all, funds go to the national scholarship fund.
Central Elementary School will stage two operettas in the high school auditorium Wednesday at 7:30 p m. The Lemonade Stand by Wing will be performed by first to third grades and Cinderella's Slipper by Paynter Grant and Schaefer by fourth to sixth grades. Miss Lee Pickens directs. Admission is free.
Meatless spaghetti dish with Bordelaise sauce features olive oil onions mushrooms garlic tomato puree parsley basil spinach and seasonings. Includes a Caraway Cheese Omelet with bacon and cheddar steps and oven finish. Both recipes yield multiple servings and stress garnish and immediate serving.
The menu lists meals for tomorrow including breakfast with canned grapefruit juice cereal eggs raisin toast and coffee. Luncheon features tomato juice caraway cheese omelet rolls butter baked apples tea and milk. Dinner offers spaghetti with Bordelaise sauce greens egg salad French bread peaches coffee and milk.
Mr. Roger Connor vice president of the McBee Company will speak on The Field of Research at the first meeting of the Ohio University Society of Mechanical Engineers tonight at 7 in the Engineering Building. The society officers are C. R. McLaughlin chairman M. F. Sankovich vice chairman and D. M. Satava secretary treasurer.
Miss Jean Poffenberger a Theta Sigma Phi alumna from Grand Park Blvd attends the Matrix Table event in Columbus with Ohio University students Rose Marie Peschan of Rochester New York and Joan Kelly of Cleveland. They will represent Alpha Phi at the banquet at the Neil House at seven pm and hear author Gwen Davenport, returning to Athens Wednesday morning with Theta Sigma Phi national president Mrs Betty Hinckle Dunn.
Ruth Millett observes four teen girls discussing their mothers who lie to help them out of jams. The piece questions the cost of mothers portraying themselves as good sports to win their daughters’ approval and predicts trust erosion when daughters hear the label “my mother is my best liar.”
Dr and Mrs Robert E Main of 3 Watt Street visited Chicago for the Chicago Medical Society clinical conference and spent time with Dr and Mrs J T Sprague in Madison Wisconsin before returning home. Mr and Mrs Sherman A Pyfrin went to Washington DC after visiting his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Harley Blair in Garden Place. Mr Pyfrin who administers in the VA dental unit joined his wife in Athens after an inspection tour of area hospitals. Mr and Mrs C B Nye returned Friday from a vacation in Fort Lauderdale Florida.
The Sigma Alpha Iota recital of American Music scheduled for Wednesday night March 8 in the School of Music auditorium has been postponed until April. A separate tip explains cleaning patent leather shoes or belts by applying petroleum jelly and polishing with a dry cloth.
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