Athens Social Bridge Event At Berry Hotel Aids Children
A Thursday social at the Hotel Berry by Athens merchants featured a Benefit Bridge with 125 tickets sold. Prizes included men and women awards, a leather billfold, a silk prize, and a door lamp. Proceeds support the Athens County Children Committee as committee members and chairmen organized the event.
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Gladys Jones
Duffee, Mies Geneva Mies
Olive Roses
Ately
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Athens County Children Committee
Mrs Smiley Hosts Bridge Club At Home
Mrs. W. F. Smiley entertained the bridge club at 155 Morris Avenue Thursday night. Mrs. J. B. Roberts won high score, Mrs. Vincent Jakes took second prize, and Mrs. G. L. Evans won the guest prize. Guests included Mrs. Jack Preston and others.
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W. F. Smiley
Bridge Club
Morris Avenue
J. B. Roberts
Vincent Jakes
G. L. Evans
Jack Preston
Paul Beckley
Edward Sprague
G. D. Gorham
George Banks
Needle Club Luncheon Elects Officers at Cottage Tea House
Mrs. H J Ong hosted 15 Priscilla Needle Club members for a 1 pm luncheon. Etta Laverty presided as president, with Ralph Woods named president and M G Decker secretary treasurer for the coming year. A needlework social hour followed. Nearby, guests visited several families including Dailey and Downey households in Athens and The Plains. Max M Young joined Virgil and Mrs Davis in Columbus area visits.
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H. J. Ong
Priscilla Needle Club
Cottage Tea House
Etta Laverty
Ralph Woods
M. G. Decker
Max M. Young
Columbus
Virgil Davis
Mr. Young
Davis
Lovely Nighties Grace the Fashion Sketch Parade
A fashion feature showcases new nightgowns described as modest yet glamorous for a princess. Left piece is satin with scalloped hem and a bow, center dress is yellow chiffon tea gown with peasant sleeves, blue sash at waist, right gown in magenta chiffon with pleated bodice and long skirt.
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Garbo
Notable nativity with Robert H. Davis birthday note
The passage forecasts high activity and decisive efforts in finance property and industry for those born on the day. It mentions loans investments and friendly interests shaping fortunes and real possessions with possible mergers or secret bodies. It highlights a diligent talented child and cites journalist Robert H. Davis as a notable nativity.
Club Calendar Notices for Friday and Saturday Meetings
The American Association of University Women Nature Study Group meets Friday at 7 30 p m with the Faculty Women's Club. The 98 King s Daughters Class and Wesleyan Service Guild gather Friday at 5 30 p m in the Martzolff Class Room of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The Pythian Sisters Athenian Temple 173 meet Friday at 7 p m. The Pallas Club hosts Saturday 2 30 p m in the Faculty Women s Club Rooms with Mrs. W M Bryant as speaker. Mr Howard Bobo and Mr Albert Johnston were in Columbus on business Friday afternoon.
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American Association of University Women
King’s Daughters
Wesleyan Service Guild
Martzolff
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Pallas Club
Faculty Women's Club
W. M. Bryant
Howard Bobo
Albert Johnston
Columbus
Faith Performs Tricks as Faith Breaks Tension
In a domestic scene Adele Garrison styled piece, Dicky and the narrator watch baby Faith repeat wallet tricks learned for patience and amusement. A sudden memory move triggers the narrator’s father’s shock as sunlight reveals past loss, prompting a tender moment before the scene ends with a promise to continue tomorrow.
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Dicky
Faith
Canadien Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Brownes Honored With Surprise Birthday Party
A surprise party was held Thursday night to honor Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown who recently moved to 66 Maplewood. It celebrated Mrs. Brown's birthday with gifts including a crocheted rug and an angel food cake. Attendees included Clyde Littler Wade Swartz Frank Ayers Clarence Parker Ernest Baughman Izura Creamer Clyde Mansfield H T Wise William Mansfield Eustace Galvin Don Civille John Civille Peter Pendergraff and Howard Butta.
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Fred Brown
Maplewood
Mrs. Brown
Frank Ayers
Clarence Parker
Ernest Baughman
Izura Creamer
Clyde Mansfield
H. T. Wise
William Mansfield
Eustace Galvin
Don Civille
John Civille
Peter Pendergraff
Howard Butta
Mrs Morrison Hosts Roosevelt Sewing Club Meeting
Mrs. EB Morrison welcomed 14 members and two guests at 22 Palmer Street on Thursday night. After sewing, guests played cards with prizes awarded to Mrs. Gerald Tryon and Mrs. Bertine Eberts who also won the surprise box. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and Mrs Glenn Atkinson. Next gathering set for April 4 at Mrs Scott Neutzling’s home 264 East State Street.
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Roosevelt Sewing Club
Palmer Street
Gerald Tryon
Bertine Eberts
Scott Neutzling
East State Street
Mrs Kayser Hosts Friendship Needle Club Members
Members of the Friendship Needle Club met at 87 Lancaster Street Thursday afternoon from 1 30 to 4 p m to sew. Hostess Mrs F C Kayser served refreshments to guests including Mrs Carter visiting from Missouri.
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Mrs. Kayser
Friendship Needle Club
F. C. Kayser
Lancaster Street
Carter
Missouri
Dating Habits That Signal a Harmonious Marriage
Dear Abby style advice outlines signs of a lasting marriage. Love alone isn't enough. couples must share tastes, work hard, avoid jealousy, and practice self sacrifice. Compatibility, communication, and mutual respect predict fewer conflicts after the vows.
Wives Organize Auxiliary to Athens Postal Men
Wives of Athens postal workers form an auxiliary to the National Association of Letter Carriers. Mrs. Elson Hedges is president with officers Mrs. R. C. Orr and Mrs. F. D. Higgins. The group will meet third Friday each month at 135 Lancaster Street, and includes Mrs. F. Bellows and Mrs. E. H. Gallagher among members.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
FE. H. Gallagher
Lancaster Street
Gallagher
Athens
Frank Bellows
Elson Hedges
R. C. Orr
F. D. Higgins
Farr
Mrs. Riley Hosts Wednesday Night Bridge
Mrs. Allen Riley was hostess to her bridge club at home on Richland Avenue Wednesday night. Prize for high score went to Mrs. Mary Summers and second to Mrs. Earl Shaffer. Refreshments were served to eight members including Mrs. Bernice Dalton and Mrs. Grace Bean.
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Allen Riley
Richeland Avenue
Mary Summers
Earl Shafe
Bernice Dalton
Grace Bean
Mildred Shaffer
Helen Gumley
Elsie Allmark
Earl Shaffer
Ella Riley
Kellogg All Bran touted for relief of chronic constipation
J Lecour of Worcester Massachusetts endorses Kellogg s All Bran after twenty five years of constipation. He says bulk from the cereal aids elimination and supplies vitamin B and iron. He recommends two tablespoonfuls daily with meals and notes that the product is a natural food choice compared to patent medicines.
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Kellogg
Henry E. Lecour
Vaughan Ave
Worcester
Mass
Kellogge
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