Creative Night Presented by Athens AAUW Chapter
Athens AAUW members will host Creative Night at the Faculty Women's Club on March 12. They showcase original poems songs plays and art discussions by local residents with directions by Margaret Benedict Jeannette Brown Irene Hand and others. The program features music poetry crafts journalism and a birthday tribute to Emma Townsend 80 who is blind.
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Creative Night of
Athens
AAUW
The
American Association of University Women
Faculty Women’s Club
Margaret A. Benedict
Jeannette Brown
William Longstreet
School of Music
Earl Kelley
James McCullough
the Plains School
Brown
Irene Hand
Jane Foster
R. A. Foster
Athens High School
Edith Cowles
Ohio University
Mary Elizabeth Lasher
George Starr Lasher
Mariam S. Morse
Miss Morse
Betty Morris
Catherine Bedford
Budget Includes Silk Stockings And Five Dollar Dresses
A budget item lists silk stockings and five dollar dresses as notable inclusions. The brief note references clothing costs and standard stock items for a public or institutional wardrobe.
Foggy Athens Morning Prompts Social Calendar Tremors
Fog cloaks Athens as residents endure slow commutes and cautious travel. City clubs and societies adjust plans but keep a busy week, with Pocahontas Lodge Betsy Ross Sewing Club POE Sisterhood and more meeting Wednesday through Saturday amid misty weather.
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London
Athens
New York Girl Can Dress on 1 50 a Week Says Association
A New York survey shows a working girl can dress decently on 1.50 weekly. The New York Association for Improving the Conditions of the Poor notes many earn 12 to 13 a week and share salaries with dependents. The plan budgets clothes based on needed items, average prices, and durability.
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New York
New York Association
Ellen Kearns
Mode For 77.75 Budget Guides Working Girls Wardrobe
A budget plan assigns yearly costs to coats smocks dresses and accessories for working girls. It notes coat durability values two dresses five dollars weekly savings and practical footwear while urging practical durable purchases over luxury items. The piece highlights sample selections and reinforces a tight budget with four dresses and essential undergarments and personal care items.
Beethoven Is Music Group's Program Topic
A study of Ludwig von Beethoven was presented by the Junior Music Club at Music Hall Auditorium Sunday afternoon. Miss Ar minta Morrison organized the program with talks on Beethoven's life and his symphonies, sonatas, and piano works. Various students performed pieces including Moonlight Sonata movements, forest glade etudes, skating carnival selections, cello, violin, and vocal solos.
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Ludwig von Beethoven
Music Hall
Arminta Morrison
Beethoven
Jane Foster
Joan Woolley
Elizabeth Kre
Chase Circle of Ruth Meets at Woodyard Home
Chase Circle of Ruth Ladies Aid Society met March 6 at the Grace and Miss Ruth Woodyard home for an all day monthly gathering. A noon potluck followed by an afternoon social and business session led by president Mrs Belle Oberholzer. Fifteen members attended with several guests present. The next meeting is set for April 2 at Mrs Grace Lynch’s home and members were asked to respond to roll call with Easter topics. 900 Eleanor Kerr Syracuse student at Ohio University visited the Moorehead family.
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Chase Circle of Ruth Ladies Aid Society
Grace
Ruth Woodyard
Belle Oberholzer
Grace Skinner
Emma Robinson
Grace Lynch
Mary Chase
Arminta Chase
Della Stanley
Ruth Martin
Audrie Sauter
Martha Chase
Maxine Sauters
Kiwanis Benefit Bridge grand finale Thursday night
The Kiwanis Benefit Bridge series ends with a Thursday grand finale open to all players from the last ten days chain. Event hosted at Hotel Berry with entries supporting the Kiwanis Fund for Underprivileged Children and Hospitalization of the Needy. Prizes offered in both auction and contract games.
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Kiwanis
Hotel Berry
Kiwanis Fund
James Scriven
Kiwanis Bridge Committee
Prof
A. Fe.taylor
Irvin D. Quick
B. M. Covert
Kod. T Sprague
C. M. Bowman
Fred Weber
Carl Ferguson
Harry McKinstry
Eugene Cottle
McKinstry
State St
Frank Stevens
C. O. Pickering
Florence Lash
Cottle
Phi Mu leader visits Delta Delta Chapter in Athens
Mrs. Belle Hope Rasmussen, first vice president of Phi Mu Fraternity, arrived in Athens to inspect Delta Delta Chapter. She dined with the active group, then attended the chapter’s meetings. Also noted are Mrs. V. T. Imhoff visiting Parkersburg and Mrs. H. D. Rogers visiting New Marshfield with her baby son, plus Mrs. Claude Parker returning home after four weeks in Athens.
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Phi Mu Fraternity
Athens
Delta Delta Chapter
Claude B. Parker
Gallipolis
Dorothy
John Gist
Emma Booth Tucker Circle Formed by Local Women
A new Emma Booth Tucker Circle meeting weekly at Salvation Army headquarters discusses budgeting saving and home health. Led by Misa Frances Hatch the group will elect officers later. Ohio University home economics students will demo an inexpensive cheese and apple meal. A potluck supper at First Christian Church parors set for 6 p.m. Thursday.
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Emma Booth Tucker
Salvation Army
General Booth
The
Misa Frances Hatch
Home Economica Department
Ohio University
International Scouting Topic Discussed by Dean Voigt
Dean of Women Dr Irma FE Voigt spoke to the Girl Scout Council about scouting in Germany Russia Italy and England. She described enrollment emphasis on citizenship in foreign nations and personal growth in America. Members hemmed dish towels for Camp Rotan and a Wesleyan Needle Club meet at 2 p.m. Thursday at 9 Mill St.
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Irma FE. Voigt
Girl Scout Council
Herman G. James
Germany
Russia
Italy
England
Dean Voigt
America
C. L. Jones
Camp Rotan
Social Calendar March 10 11 Busy club meetings listed
Tuesday activities include Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary at 41 Grosvenor St 7:30 p m and Wesleyan Service Guild at Central Ave Church basement also AAUW Music Enjoyment Group at Margaret Benedict studio University Ter Park Pl 7:30 p m Needie Club at 67 W. Washington St 6 p m potluck Athena Delphian Club at 32 N Congress St 7:30 p m Progressive Class of Central Ave M B Church basement 6:30 p m supper and 7:30 p m meeting Progressive Literary Society at 106 Maplewood Dr with Mrs Co YD Duncan Chi Omega Alumnae bridge at N College St Tuesday evening Pute luck supper followed by business meeting Child Conservation League at 123 Morris Ave 7:30 p m WRA 7:30 p m I C O F Hall important meeting and initiation. Wednesday Pocahontas lodge Red Men's Hall 7:30 p m PEO Sisterhood 7:50 p m 38 Woodard Ave Pre-School Mothers Club 7:30 p m 264 E State St Athens Needia Club 92 Lancaster St 2 p m Athenian Temple Pythian Sisters 7 p m I O F Hall
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Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary
Rolland
Carl Porter
W. Washington St
Athena Delphian Club
Maude Rutherford
N. Congress St
Central Ave. M. BF
Progressive Literary Society
Mra
YD. Duncan
Maplewood Dr
Chi Omega
N. College St
Tuseday
Child Conservation League
Ray Slaughter
Morris Ave
WRA
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
PEO Sisterhood
R. A. Foster
Woodard Ave
Mothers’ Club
Scott Neutzling
State St
Bertine Eberts
Athens Needia Club
P. G. Hibbard
Lancaster St
Athenian Temple
Pythian Sisters
F. Hall
Roush host dinner for Daily at 74 Second St
Mr and Mrs Pearl Roush entertained Sunday noon with a dinner for their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Clark Daily at the home of Mr Roush s mother Mrs Tom Roush 74 Second St TO HAVE QUILTING Ladies Aid Society of the Central Ave M E Church will have an all day quilting in the church basement A potluck dinner will be served at noon.
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Charles Ogg
N. Shafer St
Virgil Ogg
Columbus
John Goodfellow
Athens
Pearl Roush
Clark Daily
Mr. Roush
Tom Roush
Second St
Ladies Aid Society
Central Ave. M. E
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Frances Elliott
University Art Gallery
Chubb
John Rood
Lawhead Press
Little
Ohio University Department of Journalism
Esther Dunham
Rufus Putnam
Mrs. Townsend
Emma Townsend
L. Miller
Stimson Ave
Townsend
Amos Townsend
Carthage Township
Ora Reasoner
Lancaster
Branch
Sand Rock
Lennon
Parkersburg
Reasoner
Florida
By Kay Murphy
Betsy Ross Sewing Club
POE Sisterhood
Women’s Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Business and Professional Women's Club
UCD Club
Foreign Missionary Society of the First Mfef
Theta Upsilon Auxiliary
Pallas Club
Gallaher’'S
Court St
Agar
Kerr
Ers
Eous
Dust Phone
By Helen Welshimer
Eosemwe
Music Group
Chase
Ruth
Woodyard
Eleanor Kerr
Syracuse
Fred Moorehead
First St
Phi Mu
Belle Hope Rasmussen
V. T. Imhoff
Cosset
W. Va
J. H. Pyles
First Christian Church
Wesleyan Needle Club
Clinton Poston
Mill St
Styron-Beggs CO. Great Seal Bids
Newark, Ohio
ATP
Patrick
Shamrock
Banks Ice Cream Co
Dexter
Griggs- Stratton
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