Bide A Wee Club Hosts Meeting At Mrs Frank Home
Mrs Nora Frank hosted the Bide A Wee Club at 187 N Congress St with nine members attending. Mrs George Maxwell led the business meeting in the absence of President Mrs Dale Hall, refreshments were served, and the next gathering was planned with Mrs A R Hareman at 95 University Terrace.
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Nora Frank
N. Con‘gress Sr
George Maxwell
Dale Hall
A. R. Hareman
University
Terrace
James
Dad
Ohio University to feature Hattie Grones in graduation recital
Hattie Lu Grones, daughter of the late Dow S. Grones, will perform a graduation recital at Memorial Auditorium on Sunday, March 17 at 8 p.m. A senior at Ohio University, she majors in voice and studies under Helen Hedden Roach, having trained with Evan Evans at Juilliard and coached by Dr. Thomas J. Kelley. Grones is a member of Sigma Alpha Iota, Pi Beta Phi, University Theater, and formerly Deutsche Vereinigung University Choir and the Dance Club.
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Ohio University School of Music, College of Fine Arts
Hattie Lu Grones
Dow S. Grones
Grones
Memorial Auditorium
C*0 University
Miss Grones
Helen Hedden Roach
Evan Evans
Julliard School of Music
New York City
Chautauqua
Bachelor Club Elects New Officers
Members of the Bachelor Club at the home of Rev and Mrs Fred Lachs appointed officers for the organization during a weekly meeting Sunday evening. Harold Sauer was named president with Robert Cook as vice president and Ruth Barnhart as secretary-treasurer. The program included Mrs Lachs report on the Columbus meeting of the Federal Council of Churches where President Truman spoke last Wednesday. An invitation was extended for a Barn Dance by the Presbyterian Church Young Adult Group on March 22 at the Athens Grange Hall. Coffee and cookies were served to the 12 members present.
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Bachelor Club
Fred Lachs
Harold Sauer
Robert Cook
Ruth Barnhart
Lachs
Columbus
Federal Council of Churches
Truman
Presbyterian Church
Athens Grange Hall
Shower Honors Wanda Smith Bride To Be
Miss Wanda Smith, bride to be, was honored at a March shower hosted by Miss Betty Lowlandes at 1 Boyd Street. Guests included her mother Mrs. R A Smith and numerous relatives and friends. Gifts rested under a pink and white umbrella centerpiece with pink and white umbrella favors. several attendees were unable to attend.
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Wanda Smith
Betty Lowlandes
Boyd St
Robert Morehead
R.A
McGuffey Club Hears Program of Interest
The McGuffey Club met in Athens High School Little Theater with L. C. Nye in charge. The club voted to contribute to the 1946 Red Cross membership drive and heard a skit from Mrs. Hudson and others. Guest speakers were Thurlow Robe and Robert Harrison, followed by a general discussion. next meeting planned for April.
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McGuffey
Athens High School
L. C. Nye
Red Cross
William H. McGuffey
New Marshfield
Edward Hawk
G. N. Sidjfers
Floyd Beverage
Sol Coff
J. W. Hudson
H. L. Atkinson
Blanche Mills
Thurlow Robe
Veterans’ Administration Office
Robert Harrison
Color Camouflage Tricks for Spring Suits in New York Fashion
NEA report outlines how Molly the designer uses color lines and tailored cuts to camouflage figure faults in women’s suits. Techniques include dark base tones with color stripes to elongate the torso, built out shoulders to widen balance, slimming swallowtails, and strategic color placement to visually alter bust, hips, and height perceptions.
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Epsie Kinard
New York
NEA
Molly
Alnus
Plan for House of Light First Floor Second Floor
Six room frame home by Hugh Selby Cleveland. 50 feet wide with picture window front and corner window seat. Main floor combines living and dining rooms and rear garden view. Three bedrooms, attached garage, front flagstone terrace, first floor lavatory second floor bath. Modern space saving design for any climate.
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Hugh Selby
Cleveland
National Association of Homebuilders
Albany Churches Join in World Day of Prayer Service
The World Day of Prayer at Alexander Presbyterian Church featured Mrs Don Young as chair in charge with assistants. An orchestra and junior choir directed by Wanda MacDonald opened with sacred music. A noon potluck followed. The afternoon session at 1 39 pm was led by Mrs Don Young with special music by a ladies quartet. Bible readings candles were presented by Mrs Lenore Evans and Mrs Lowell Barnes. Youth participants included Carol Young Judy Barnes Beth Datier Woody Vale Wade Jeffers and Billy Andrews. Closing prayers and Lord's Prayer were led by Alfred Lindsey and Rev Bowen. Officers elected included Mrs Margaret McHarg chair, Mrs Edith Baughman vice chair, Mrs Bess Lax secretary, Miss Alice Stanler treasurer. Mrs Arthur Enlaw accompanied on piano.
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Alexander Presbyteran Church
Don Young
J 0. Cottle
Florence Brown
Churches of Albany
Alexander Church
Wanda MacDonald
Hattie West
Donna McPherson
Patty Andrews
Andre Save
Lenore Evans
Lowell Barnes
Fannie Eckles
Ean, Saxlor
William Peavey
Neil Coe
Edith Baughman
Carol Young
Judy Barnes
Beth Datier
Woody Vale
Wade
Jeffers
Billy Andrews
Alfred Lindsey
Bowen
Albany
Margaret McHarg
Bess Lax
Alice Stanler
Arthur Enlaw
Social Situations and Sunday Dinner Guests
A feature on including a young child in birthday celebrations with guided gift selection and wrapping. A Sunday dinner lists guests: Mr and Mrs William Brooks, Emmett Morrison and family, Emma Morrison, Nora Mansfield, plus Donna Mae McCutcheon visiting Newark and Athens relatives. Fashion tips suggest revamping Easter outfits with eyelet material and a new yoke for last year’s dresses.
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William Brooks
State St
Emmett Morrison
Jimmy
Gallipolis
Emma Morrison
McArthur
Nora Mansfield
This City
Donna Mae McCutcheon
Newark
Howard McCutcheon
Route One
Athens
Round About Town notes gifts brighten a soggy Saturday
In a lighthearted column a town writer recounts unexpected gifts arriving after a dreary day. Mrs. W. H. Brown sent a knitted dish cloth, Jack Sweeney mailed nylon hose for Mother's Day, and Cleo Montgomery shipped a crochet dish cloth. A flood of dish cloths arrives from others, prompting thanks and plans to wash dishes. Also, Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae plan a meeting with Roy Hawk on Thursday evening at 8.
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W. H
Mabel) Brown
W. Carpenter Sr
Athens
Jack” Sweeney
Cleveland
Cleo Montgomery
Messenger
Logan
Cleo
Uou
Zeta Tau Alpha
Roy Hawk
Trim Suit Helps Job Efficiency
ALICIA HART notes a tailored suit elevates a working woman's authority and efficiency, essential at work, committees, or charity drives. Rita Hayworth argues the suit loses its bite off duty, while a feminine dress offers relief by reshaping mood and rhythm with curls, flowers, scarves, and perfume.
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Alicia Hart
Iim
Rita
Gilda
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