Albany Community Garden Club March meeting hosted by Mrs Jessie Cline
Mrs Jessie Cline presided as hostess for Albany Community Garden Club on Wednesday March 9 with president Mrs L F Miller in attendance. Myrtle Johnston spoke on care planting and propagation of spring bulbs and led a discussion on varieties. Guests from Albany and Athens attended and St Patrick theme refreshments were served. The April meeting will be at Mrs Luster Scotts home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Cline
Albany Community Garden Club
L. F. Miller
Myrtle Johnston
Henry Bobo
Brooks Russell
J. Howard Cline
Howard Stanley
Sam Scott
T. C. Throckmorton
Emma Inman
Mila Sisson
Albany
Amera Black
Athens
Luster Scott
Gaige Paulsen
Sydney J. Browne
J. B. Roberts
George Banks
Franklin Ave
Activities Include Ada Pi Hostess Meeting And Church Class
Mrs John Terleski hosted Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary meeting on March 7 with plans for a May 7 luncheon at the Thackery House to honor outstanding senior girls. Officers to be elected in April at the home of Mrs George Banks. Church Builders Class of New Marshfield Church of Christ met March 6 with songs prayer scripture and games. Next gathering set for March 31 at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Mace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Pi
John Terleski
Thackery House
New Marshfield
Charles Russell
Billy Mayles
Gerald Beal
Delores Barber
Donna Saylor
Donna Beveridge
Martha Frost
Clyde Whitlatch
Isabella Riggle
Jan and
Joy Goff
Ellis Llewllyn
Junior Russell
Phyllis Stiles
Roy Mace
Transportation Tea at East Side School Spotlighted by Fourth Graders
East Side Elementary School fourth graders led by Sarah Blower entertained parents with a Transportation Tea. Students drafted six vehicle types from ancient beasts to modern flight and discussed travel with or without machines, while parents sampled tea.
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Sarah Blower
East Side Elementary School
Gary Bigley
Jeffrey Davis
Jim Dowler
John Reamer
Bill Watkins
Clark Williams, Jr
OU Museum Open To Visitors
The Ohio University Museum under Dr. A. H. Blickle will offer visiting hours in Memorial Auditorium basement. Open Tuesday 8 10 p.m Friday 3 5 p.m and 7 9 p.m and Saturday 9 12 a.m. The paleo botany exhibit highlights artifacts from local fossils and petrified wood. A mineral collection valued over 10000 supports features including African gospel translations and Indian mound materials. Staff include Francis W. Collins and Mrs. Ralph E. Abbott. Saturday and Sunday visits by appointment through Dr. Blickle.
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Ohio University Museum
A. H. Blickle
Memorial Auditorium
Athens
Buckle
Francis W. Collins
Ralph E. Abbott
R. E. Abbott
Dr. Blickle
Lack of Skills Not Key Cause Of Job Loss Says Magazine
A study of 4000 dismissed workers shows 90 percent of terminations stem from personality traits such as carelessness non cooperation laziness and dishonesty. Only ten percent relate to lack of specific skills. The report urges well rounded minds and courteous attitudes as decisive for success. Albany Carrie Hall Club meeting postponed to Thursday March 24 at the home of Mr and Mrs E M Baughman.
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Albany
Carrie Hall Club
E. M. Baughman
Calendar of club meetings for the week in Athens area
Community groups schedule gatherings this week. Circle 7 First Methodist Church WSCS meets Monday at 8 p.m. Catholic Ladies of Columbia meet 7:30 p.m. at Parish Hall. Athens Chapter No 175 Order of the Eastern Star holds a stated meeting Monday at 7:36 p.m. plus Brooms for the Commission for the Blind. Presbyter ian Church teachers board meets Monday at 7 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary gathers Tuesday at 8 p.m. Beta Sigma Phi pledges training Tuesday evening. Sayre Study Club Tuesday 2 p.m. Social Literary Club Tuesday 2:30 p.m. Hobson Study Circle Tuesday 7:30 p.m. AAUW Painting Group Tuesday 8 p.m. West Side PTA Tuesday 7:30 p.m. with guest speaker Dr. Marie Quick. Tuesday Club March 15 visit by Peter A. Federoff. Ladies Day Bridge Club Wednesday at Country Club. East Side PTA Wednesday 2:30 p.m. Higley Study Club Wednesday 2:30 p.m.
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Athens Chapter No
Order of the Eastern Star
Brooms
Commission For the Blind
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
John Myers
Anthony Padden
Felix Clark
Harold Kimes
Walter Porter
Kathleen Stalker
Harriet Coon
Betty Coon
Norma Coon
Audrey Dew
Margaret Carr
Jewell Moore
Charles Ley
Mailen McWilliams
IF. A. Lavelle
Isabel Kern
Isake Hardy
Donald Tate
Robert Markham
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Georgia Campbell
Hobson Study Circle
Mary Jennings
E. State St
Ce Oe
AAUW
Pe Krecker
N. Congress St
West Side Pta
Marie Quick
Frank Dilley
Columbia Ave
Peter A. Federoff
East Side Pta
Higley Study Club
Sackcloth And Ash Blue Highlight Paris Spring Look
Paris fashion notes the 1949 look influenced by gunny-sack aesthetics. Designer Jacques Fath promotes a Thrown Forward silhouette with rounded back and sloped shoulders, narrowing the bust and omitting uplift bras. Hems stay around 13 to 14 inches, with deep collars boleros and pyramid coats, plus walnut and nut embroidery accents in ash blue, wild rose, and blotting paper navy shades.
Junior Teens Club Annual Party Held at Marilyn Morris Home
Members of the Junior Teens Club gathered for their yearly party at Miss Marilyn Morris's residence 2% Columbia Ave. The event featured games dancing and refreshments. Guests included Sydney Clark David Jones Don Pierce Keith White Clark Higgins John Yauch Tommy Baird Bill Barnes Barney Andrews and Jim Guseman. Absent were Tom Martin and Bob McCammon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Morris
Columbia Ave
Sydney Clark
David Jones
Don Pierce
Keith White
Clark Higgins
John Yauch
Tommy Baird
Bill Barnes
Barney Andrews
Jim Guseman
Margene Gilson
Carol Alexander
Ellen Tullis
Nancy Ellis
Phyllis Peterson
Jan Cunningham
Pat Williams
Tom Martin
Bob McCammon
Can A Bride Keep On Working
A reader asks if a working wife can have as good a marriage as a full time homemaker. The answer is yes with conditions including husband support, realistic finances, and viewing earnings as shared money.
Personal News From Athens and Nearby Communities
Mrs. J L Tritipo returns to Athens after a visit in Zanesville for a sister-in-law funeral. Freda Bean asks W S C F members to bring sales stamps. K W Perry of Berea Ky visits his mother in Athens while son Richard Kimball heads to East Chicago for work. weekend guests include Harry George and Mrs Mary Kerr of Columbus and Athens residents.
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J. L. Tritipo
State St
Athens
Zanesville
Albert Tritipo
Guysville
W.S.C.F
Freda Bean
K. W. Perry
Berea
D. D. Chappelear
Harry George
Columbus
Mrs. Chappelear
Mary Kerr
New Rugs and Fabrics Look Expensive But Cost Little
Budget decorating gets an upscale lift with new carpets, slip covers, and drapery fabrics that read expensive. Tartans in gray or beige and pebble textures, dark backgrounds, and mauresque yarns create depth. Rug cushions with rubberized tops resist shredding and are vacuum friendly. Plastic film draperies, coated yard goods, and cotton blends offer varied textures and colors for a professional look at low cost.
George Cukor Champions Women as Realistic and Brave
Hollywood director George Cukor lauds women as practical and heroic, noting their stamina and honesty. He recalls The Women with Rosalind Russell and Paulette Goddard, and observes how actresses endure grueling schedules while maintaining grit and spunk.
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George Cukor
Cukor
Garbo
Hepburn
Crawford
Bergman
Shearer
Catson
Goddard
Rosalind Russell
Paulette Goddard
Paulette
Rosalind
Ethel Barrymore
New York
Spencer Tracy
London
Edward
Son
John Barrymore
Joan Crawford
Osa Massen
Osa
Social Etiquette and Club Meeting Notice
A man offers a cigarette to an older woman she refuses. He should ask if she minds before smoking. The 6006 Club meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Karl Gorham 62 Sunnyside Dr for a club gathering.
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Gasco Club
Karl Gorham
Sunnyside Dr
Ohio University School of Music Schedules Week of Recitals and Opera
Ohio University's School of Music announced three public events over the next ten days. Lindy Betros opens with a piano recital March 16 in Music Hall Auditorium, followed by a March 17 piano vocal and instrumental recital by eleven students. The series concludes with the university symphony orchestra concert and Libby Linn March 26 in Memorial Auditorium.
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Ohio University
School of Music
Thomas Gorton
Lindy Betros
Betros
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Theodore Rautenberg
Vassar College
Oberlin College
Frank Shaw
David Moyer
Nathan Reisenberg
Libby Linn
National Federation of Music Clubs
New Marshfield OES Plans Spring Projects
New Marshfield Chapter OES met Tuesday evening March 8 with Worthy Matron Lucille Bobo presiding. Initiatory work was conferred on two candidates and a degree work session is planned March 25 with Mildred Bridge and Wilma Williams in charge of refreshments. The chapter will sponsor a leaked goods sale in Athens March 19 with a committee including Wilma Williams Ruth Crumrine Grace Dinsmoore and Olive Baughman. A rummage sale in Athens June 18 is planned by the chapter.
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New Marshfield
OES
Lucille Bobo
Albany
Mildred Bridge
Wilma Williams
Carbondale
Athens
Ruth Crumrine
Grace Dinsmoore
Plains PTA Meeting Moves to High School Auditorium
The Plains PTA will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium rather than Mrs Neva Thompson's home. Mrs Thompson presides and will lead. Attendance determines room winners of cash awards. A social program follows.
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The
Plains Pta
Neva Thompson
Thompson
Rennel Diet Aid Promises Fat Loss Without Hunger
An old newspaper brief promotes Rennel as a weight loss aid. It claims mixing four ounces with grapefruit juice and taking two tablespoons twice daily can reduce fat without dieting, with a money back guarantee if no results. The ad targets women and contrasts Rennel with vitamins and diet plans.
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Ohio
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Transportation Tea East Side
Farley
W. Union St
Athens, O
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Athens, Ohio
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WSCS
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Grosvenor St
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
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Mary Crow
Hugh Weller
Dora Antoinetto
H. OO. Wagner
Kk. H. Galligher
Board of Education of
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Sayre Study Club
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Sunnyside
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Strathmore Boulevard
Country Club
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Paris
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St Joseph
William Pahle
San Jose
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Joe Miller
Richland Ave
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Floyd Kimball
May Ave
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Hollywood
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Newark
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Easton
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Cincinnati
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Cleveland
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Dayton
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Hamilton
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Dayton Medical Technology
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Jackson Design
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New Marshfield Oes
Athens & Vicinity
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Quick's
Evans Thrifty Market
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Dixie
EVANS
Pascal Celery
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O. E. Clyse
Dan Bartlett
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