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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1950
Page
7
The Athens City Federation of Women's Clubs met with Prof. W W Wiggin on civic improvement. They planned a spring cleanup and to review The Mature Mind by Overstreet at the next meeting. Mrs Thomas Wolfe urged open membership to club women and invited newcomers.
Mr and Mrs H H Kinsel of 12 Stimson Ave returned Friday from a 25 day trip through seven states totaling over 4000 miles. They saw several former Athenians in Florida including Mr and Mrs Charles Bardin New Smyrna Beach Mrs Gus Townsend and more. Mrs W S Freshwater visits conclude with return to North Lewisburg Ohio. Jack C Biddison of Galax Va will spend weekend with his mother at 187 E State St.
A fashion trend report from the New ark fashion fair notes a shift toward slimmer silhouettes as women seek to reduce bulges. Ohio druggists advertise Rennel as a popular fat reducing product with a money back guarantee and easy use without starvation dieting.
Mrs Betty Hinckle Dunn national president Theta Sigma Phi will speak at Ohio University School of Journalism convocation Thursday at 3 p m in Ewing Auditorium The talk opens a series on journalism career opportunities Prof George Starr Lasher notes Dunn has deep links to placement issues A dinner in her honor at Van Meter s follows at 5 30 p m with faculty and students as guests.
Dr George W Crane describes Fritz P a 24 year old gambler losing furniture and wages to betting. He urges emotional maturity and earning through steady work and prudent investment, advising Fritz’s wife to control finances and send for his maturity tests to fix their marriage and finances.
A short daily rest helps a woman overcome fatigue by easing tension and restoring energy. Rest can mean sleeping or simply lying down, reading, or switching tasks. a 10 to 15 minute break reduces weariness and supports better health and beauty.
A bridal shower for Rose Ellen Brooks, soon to wed Weldon Roker on March 11, was held at Miss Suzanne Gooding's home with Pauline Bowles assisting. Guests included many local women and Misses Suzanne Gooding, Elaine Gooding, and Dorothy Brown among others. Stewart WSCS members hosted a meeting March 2 to discuss basement remodeling. A traditional tea rule suggests boiling water, steeping five minutes, and serving with lemon or milk.
Central Elementary School postpones its operetta to Wednesday March 15 at 7 30 p m due to illness among cast members announced by Principal S E Gilmore.
Phi Mu Sorority announces its annual officer slate including Pat Smith of Portsmouth as sports head Meriwyn Somers Akron activities Ann Morrison Gallipolis Alice Ayers Harrisville registrar Jane Birns Columbus librarian Marguerite Fullerton New Vienna scholarship Mary Lou Drum Millburn New Jersey assistant scholarship Dana Davis New Philadelphia Women's League Evelyn Baas Cincinnati historian Norma Marek Chagrin Falls reporter and publicity Pat Cook Dayton publicity Jean Cooley Cleveland doorkeeper Jeanne Morris Leesburg fraternity education Jo Brunner Cuyahoga Falls social Diane Rader Coshocton assistant social Donna Guthrie Athens music Mary McColl Geneva assistant pledge director.
Athens County clubs announce meetings across multiple churches and halls for Thursday March 9. Guest Homer Gall speaks on state agriculture. various branches hold programs, needles clubs, garden club, and alumni events with potlucks and devotions.
In Mineral the golden anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Emish had the names of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Hester inadvertently omitted.
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