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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1961
Page
10
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St. Pauls PTA hosted a panel to explain career paths to eighth grade students. Speakers included Father Maloney, Walter Ervin of Culligan, lawyer William Lavelle, OU professor George Parks, Dr. William Biggs, and OU historian Robert Gilmore. George Sheeter named a safety patrol committee. coffee hour followed.
Mr and Mrs James Dailey of Athens Route 5 announce the birth of their daughter Tammy Sue on February 17 at Sheltering Arms Hospital Grandparents are Pearl Dailey and Gene Hudwell with ties to Cleveland The family also has daughter Joann age 4 and son Richard age 2 Albany chapter OES members are asked to bring sandwiches for the coffee hour after inspection Thursday night Deputy grand matron Mrs Bee Spaulding of Athens will inspect officers at 730 p.m.
Sunday afternoon program at St. Pauls Catholic Church began with Rosary led by Rev Fr Maloney. Athens Catholic Women’s Club hosted. talks by Rev Fr Kish and Rev Fr Aftermath. Mrs Mary Kunselman led the business session and a spiritual bouquet honored Mrs Margaret Crane. New officers installed by Fr Kish include Mrs Robert Main president and other officers. More than 50 delegates attended from Pomeroy Nelsonville Glouster Buchtel and Athens. A cancer film will be shown at Knights of Columbus Wives club meeting Thursday at 8 p m.
A varied program of vocal and instrumental works will be performed Sunday March 12 at 4 p.m. in the Helen Mauck Galbreath Memorial Chapel. Larry Tracy opens with Bach in A Minor, followed by Gretchen Gahm and George Steadman singing works by Gounod Dunhill and Vaughan Williams. Eugene Wickstrom accompanies, and the Faculty String Quartet closes with Haydn in B flat.
Mrs Frank Phillips was devotional leader at the Clarks Chapel WSCS meeting held at the home of Mrs Keith Scott, president. Contest winners were Mrs Frank Phillips, Mrs Elson Hedges, and Mrs Oliver Walls. Refreshments were served. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Stanley Cooley and Miss Patricia Cooley.
Speaking Personally reports Mrs. Maurel Hunkins and Mrs. Dwight Robinson son attending a Sunday recital in Marietta. Genevieve Greene and Theodore Bennett of Marietta College performed Mrs. Hunkins violin and piano piece after Handel and Brahms works before a capacity Student Lounge audience. INITIATED RECENTLY into Gamma Era chapter of Kappa Delta sorority at Ohio University are Athens freshmen Dona Chadwick Donna Fairfield and Betty Jean Roberson with majors in mathematics history and elementary education.
A group exhibition of paintings prints and sculpture by graduate students from the School of Painting and Allied Arts is on view in the Student Center on the second floor. The show runs through March 14 and features artists Weston Andrews Robert Brock Jim Coiner Jerry Coulter Earl Cunningham Ed Davin Frank Eckmanr Nick Gallo Jim Gibson Bill Grant Dick Hillis Phil Makoff Herb Olds Gary Petti grew Lewis Snyder and Brenda Zappin.
At the Higley Study Circle annual business meeting new officers were elected. Mrs. Raymond Lee will serve as president with Mrs. F. W. Cartland and Mrs. Ralph Camp as first and second vice presidents. Recording secretary is Mrs. W. W. Patton and Mrs. Robert Ohlinger is recording and corresponding secretary. Mrs. Charles Minelli becomes treasurer. The group planned the May outing and outlined the coming year’s program. Mrs. C. W. Gross hosted the event.
The Shafer family marked Mr G R Ted Shafer's birthday at his home on March 2. Attending were his daughters Mrs Peggy Garby and Mrs Irene Dearing and their families. greetings were received from son Roger Shafer of Silver Springs Md. OES members urged to bring sandwiches for Albany Chapter 558 meeting at 7:36 p m Thursday at the Masonic Temple.
At the March 2 Christian Women’s Fellowship meeting Group 6 directed a program led by chairman Mrs. Robert D. Smith. Devotions on We Set Our Feet on Loftier Places opened the Easter theme with Mrs. Charles Jump. Den nis Arndt sang Calvary with Miss Jerilyn Brestel on piano, and Mrs. Walter Latham’s group sang Were You There When I Crucified My Lord, narrated by Mrs. James Karnes with Mrs. Ward Wilson as speaker. Mrs. Richard Kasunic offered a Psalms based solo, joined by a Group 6 chorus. A social hour followed, served by Group 5 led by Mrs. Cecil McGlone Jr. An executive board meeting, led by President Mrs. Alan Barnhill, preceded the program.
A long list of community activities is announced including WCTU lectures First Christian Church programs and OU events. Notable items include a 2 PM program on Frances E Willard and a 7 30 PM music and dance program by OU students at W Elementary School plus various lodge circles, garden clubs, canasta, riding and needle clubs with dates and hosts.
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