EightyEighth Beta Formal Friday Night at Hotel Berry
IGHIY- Eighth annual initiation format of Beta Theta PI held Friday night at Hotel Berry. Fifty couples led in the grand march by Ralph Betts, chapter president, and Philena Nelson of Nelsonville. Alumni and their wives served as chaperones. Favors were gold jewel boxes with the fraternity crest. The program featured Beta songs by Theodore Michael and encore numbers including tap dancing by Michael, Howard Blaine, and others. Initiates include William Phillips, Jack Wadley Athens, Sam McEldowny New Martinsville, Charles Harper Pt. Pleasant, Howard Blaine, Arthur Hanna Pittsburgh, Gordon Logan Lakewood, Albert Smith Celina, George Brown Boston, Harold Mason Columbus.
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Ighiy
Beta Theta PI
Hotel Berry
Ralph Betts
Philena Nelson
Nelsonville
Charles Goddard
Goddard
Columbus
Andrew Nelson
Charleston
W. Va
Nelson Kellenberger
Chillicothe
James Pilcher
McArthur
Theodore Michael
Jackson
W. H. Logan
Earl C. Krieger
New Beta
William Martineck
Ohio University
Michael
Howard Blaine
William Phillips
Jack Wadley
Athens
Sam McEldowny
New Martinsville
Charles Harper
Pt. Pleasant
Arthur Hanna
Pittsburgh
Gordon Logan
Lakewood
Albert Smith
Celina
George Brown
Boston
Mass
Harold Mason
Social Calendar Week of Meetings in Athens Area
The Athens social scene lists Girl Scout and church group gatherings throughout the week. Notable events include Woman's Auxiliary at 2:54 PM Tuesday, Trestle Star Lodge at 7 PM Monday, and several Tuesday meetings such as Maecenas Literary Club at 2 PM and Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club at 2:30 PM.
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Women's Auxiliary
The
Episcopal Church
Amlrs. Field, Scott
Elmwood Place
Harry Beckley
South
Court Street
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Oo Maecenas Literary Club
Charles Herman
First Street
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club
Chante
Park Place
Roa
Ve de Aibens Girl Scout Council
Frank RH. Murphey
State Street
Country Club
Roger J Jones
Alonzo Palmer
Girl Scout Troops Hold Court of Honor Meeting in Athens
Report from Troop 2 details March 7 gathering at the Scout House with Miss Claudia Roberts and assistants. Second class tests, sewing, crafts and cooking progress noted. new members elected. two cadets completed tenderfoot tests. Troop 3 report by Mabel Townsend mentions new lieutenant, mother and daughters banquet planned, merit pins, and three new ambassadors at Court of Honor.
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Marrella Horn
Sunnyside Drive
Virginia Larimer
Ruth McVernick
3. I. Pickerlig
Gillan Kittle
Singapore
Maisy Esther Harris
Three Feet
Horn
Girt
Athens
Malasan
Christian
the Plains
Winifred Kingsley
Mallen Woods
Miss Kingsley
Chistine Cochran
Miss Woods
Cee Fara
Womagn
Moore
Mel
AL Cochran
Hay Michiels
Stanley Nida
Alex Root
Titanis Hachoals
D Plains
Steport
Janet Bing
Scribethinen Murphy
Girl Scouts
Orlook
Claudia Roberts
Katherine McCall
Elna Pillian
Mirian Lansdell
MrCall
Pew Ce
Wootcerg
Howher
Mari Margaret Wesley
Tersa Weot
Vault Mshinigh
Madonna Kiinger
Scribe Neers
Helen Jon BP
Tea Dance and Night Dance Enjoyed by Theta Upsilon
Theta Upsilon held a Japanese tea dance in Logan at the K of P Hall from 2 to 5 with 45 couples in attendance. Decorations featured Japanese lanterns and cherry blossoms. Friday evening the Kappa Chapter hosted guests Misses Gertrude and Lucy Baker, alumnae of the chapter, at the Varsity Inn.
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Kappa Chapter Theta Upsilon
Kappa Chapter
Logan
K. of P. Hall
Gertrude
Lucy Baker
Varsity Inn
Lydia Lash Evans Club Elects Officers for the Year
A Thursday gathering hosted by Lydia Lash Evans Club selected officers for the calendar year: Mrs. Arthur Boyles president, Mrs. C. Schilling first vice president, Mrs. D. T. B. Green second vice president, Mrs. C. C. W. Fink recording secretary, Mrs. O. J. McClure corresponding secretary, Clarence Laughlin treasurer, and J. R. Harvey custodian.
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Byilia Lash Evans Club
Neil D. Thomas
Plewood Drive
Lydia Lash Evans
Arthur Boyles
Mra
C. Schilling
DT. B. Green
O. J. McClure
W. Fink
Titmoage report and school projects discussed
Frances Lowery reported on the tufted titmoage with a hint of Schedl and promised more reports at the next time. The troop divided into two groups working on Ledmakins with Mrs. Thor Q Olson, and sewing with Mr. J B Rain and Miss Hughes.
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Frances Lowery
Wyeon
Schedl
Thor Q Olson
J. B. Rain
Hughes
Phi Mu Formal Grand March Led by Chapter President
Helen Watson Phi Mu Chapter President and Harold King led the grand march Friday night at the Men's Union for the Phi Mu formal. About 150 participants danced. Ruth Brelsford and Donald Dowd performed a Phi Mu song duo. Favors for men included engraved silver cigarette ash trays and lighters bearing Phi Mu letters.
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Iss Helen Watson
Phi Mu Sorority
Harold King
Phi Mu
Ruth Brelsford
Donald Dowd
Patrick's Day Dance Hosted by Edward Clifford for 32 Guests
Edward Clifford of 13 Kurtz Avenue hosted a St. Patrick's Day themed dance at Red Men's Hall on a Wednesday night for 32 friends. The hall featured green and white decorations with matching table settings. Hostesses serving included Miss Winn Cogn and Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. Charles Shaulls, and Mrs. Robert Mulphis.
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Edward Clifford
Kurtz Avenue
Red Men's Hall
St. Patricks
Winn Cogn
Charles Wood
Charles Shaulls
Robert Mulphis
Boys Accidentally Pull Sign Down At West Washington
A plate glass window at A A Dersons Grocery on West Washington Street was broken about midnight Friday when a heavy sign in front of the store was pulled down by a group of boys. The damage is believed unintentional as the youths were likely jumping at the sign. A street taxi receiver at the Court and West Washington corner was taken,”
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Davidson
Wb. Imes
Richard S'str
Edward Cote
P.G. Dowler
A. A. Dersons
West Washington Street
Court and
West Washington Streets
Court Street
Carnegie Library
Union Street
Athens
Diphtheria Tests Funded Across County By Insurance Firm
Miss Viola Fell, county supervisor, announced a major effort to test for diphtheria in county schools using Schick tests. Metropolitan Life Insurance offers payment for testing and vaccination, with state physicians arriving March 11 in Ath eny to conduct the program.
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United States
Schick
Viola Fell
Wurde
Atheny
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Miss Fell
Miss Vell
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E. T. Hayes
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Joly Severs
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Thora O]san
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Elmwood Imace
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