OV Summer Theatre Sponsors Second Annual Spring Dance
More than 150 guests attended the second annual spring square dance and card party in the Ohio University Speech Building. The Green Valley Boys provided music while Harold Baedecker introduced the Red Reed variety program and prizes were awarded to Pom eroy and Athens residents for costumes and dancing. The event was chaired by Dr. Paul G. Kraus with Mrs W H Herbert and others serving on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Summer Theatre
Ohio University
Green Valley Boys
Red Reed
Harold Baedecker
Herper Saunders
Jack Curtis
Diana Schultz
Homer Holter
Larry Francis
Phil Globekar
Eroy
Joan Hardy
Pomeroy
Warren Cooper
Athens
Pawn-Taw Club
John Hardy
Roy Robinson
Mary Stalder
Margaret Benedict
David Levinson
Dana Wibberts
Adolph Armbruster
Peal Allmark
Paul G. Kraus
W. H. Herbert
C. B. Nye
Dwight Robinson
Vincent Jukes
R. H. White
Charles Smith
Joseph Trepp
Eigabeth Anderson
Emerson Sherow
Paul Ullmark
Glenn Foster
Pasquier Trio To Play Sunday At Athens Series
The Pasquier Trio Jean Pierre and Etienne brothers perform the fourth Athens Chamber Music Society concert Sunday at 4 pm in Ewing Auditorium. They pause for Palm Sunday pageant at Memorial Auditorium, completing a sixth transcontinental tour with works by Purcell Stradella Scarlatti Roussel and Beethoven. Admission by membership card only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasquier
Jean
Pierre
Etienne Pasquier
Athens Chamber Music Society
Ewing Auditorium
Memorial Auditorium
Pasquiers
Europe
Pasquier Trio
Purcell
Stradella
Scarlatti
Roussel
Beethoven
Proud Kate Reviewed by Athena Delphian Club
Mrs L A Hamilton reviewed the Ishbel Ross book Proud Kate for Athena Delphian Club members at Mrs J R Sprague's Mor ris Ave home. The story follows Katherine Chase daughter of Salmon P Chase through power in Ohio and Washington. Officers were reelected and twenty one members attended. Refreshments were served.
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Ter
Salmon P. Chase
Treasury
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Kate Chase
Columbus
Ohio
Washington
Don Clippinger
Hunter Hooe
Jesse Day
Gwen Roach
Painting by Dwight Mutchler One of 12 Acquired for Exhibit
Dwight Mutchler of Athens contributed I Met Them at Their Door ways as part of a 12 painting purchase by the Akron Art Institute and the Cleveland Round Table of the National Conference of Christians and Jews. The works form a lending collection available to social cultural and welfare groups and will tour Ohio after an Akron showing through May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Mutchler
Athens
Akron Art Institute
Cleveland Round Table
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Mr. Mutchler
Ohio
Modern Lamps Replace Stark Spare Look in Spring Styles
The 1963 lamp scene features brass emphasis with black metal options and color pops of pink brown and green. White and gold blends suit varied schemes while crystal prisms and beads add sparkle. Floor and table lamps mingle wrought iron, oriental lanterns and sleek provincial motifs for living spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEA
Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Clubs
Thursday events include Amere Club gathering at 7 N May hosted by Mrs. Alvin Lamborn at 2 p m. Central PTA Little Theatre at 2 45 p m. Happy Hour Club at Cottage Tea House with Mrs. Faye Waddell. Deborah Class at First Christian Church with Mrs. Carl W Phillips at 2 p m. Albany WSCS at church hosted by Mrs. W W Baughman and Mrs Arthur Enion with Mrs Don Young, program, and Mrs Jessie Gilkey, devotions at 6 6 6. Auxiliary of FOE at Feagies Hall potluck. Priscilla Needie Club luncheon at The Elms at 1 p m. Clem 7 30 p m at church. Hobby Group Faculty Wives 8 p m. Sew So Sewing Club at 3% Race St 7 36 p m. Current Events Club at 24 Poplar 7 30 p m. Shade PTA 7 30 p m election of officers. Farm Bureau Council No 2 with Mr and Mrs W U Finney 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
WSCS
W. W. Baughman
Arthur Enion
Don Young
Jessie Gilkey
FOE
Feagies Hall
Priscilla Needie Club
the Elms
F. W. Cone
Clem
Who's Coming And Going
Mrs. T. N. Hoover leaves tomorrow for Youngstown to visit her sisters families and travel to Europe for the summer. Mrs. Hoover joins Mrs. Harry Wilson and daughter Sally in New York City to board Isle de France for Europe. Mrs Virginia Hoover Franklin of Johnstown will spend Easter in Youngstown while Mr. Hoover returns to Athens Penn after Easter.
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T. N. Hoover
Youngstown
John Kohler
Covington Westlake
Harry Wilson
Pasadena
Calif
Sally
University of Arizona
Europe
England
Hoover
Sigma Phi Gamma Honors Miss Emogene Davis for ten years
After a Sigma Phi Gamma regular meeting a Monday night party honored Miss Emogene Davis at Sally Wallar’s home. Davis received a gift for ten consecutive years of active sorority membership and prior service as Gamma Province president and twice as chapter president. Guests and many members attended with Sally Wallar and hostesses helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Sally Wallar
Emogene Davis
Miss Davia
Gamma Province
Jean Wingett
Donald Price
Ruth Kindig
Pauline Bowles
Dorothy Brown
Lois Shields
May Daniel
Helen Edgar
Bernadine Farrer
George Hooper
Ver Houwson
Shirley James
Edna Easier
Mary Kollister
Patricia Laviman
Marjorie Reed
William Roberts
Patricia Robinson
Betty Stiles
Dave Wingett
Glenna Yeager
Martha Lau Yeager
Robert Mingus
Elizabeth Moore
Four No Trump and a Question of a Slam Invitation
In the Oswald Jacoby bridge column a match point hand tests whether South should bid five hearts after North opens four spades and East doubles. The text discusses Blackwood cues, partner signaling, and evaluating whether a four no trump bid is a practical play or a false detention for a slam.
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South
West
North
East
Declarer
Cium
Seath
Neetrump
Hearts
Tramonds
Clabes KS
Girl Scout Activities Highlight District Troops Birthday Events
Girl Scout troops 14 9 17 and 19 sang Vesper Hymn on radio March 19 under Mrs Vic Sherow. Troop 14 won first prize at the forty first birthday dinner contest with Troop 9 second and Troops 17 and 19 honorable mention. Brownie Troops 29 and 32 joined March 20 at Mechanicsburg celebrating the 41st birthday with songs, dancing and a Brownie Promise led by Mrs Thor Olson. Senior planning board met March 17 with troops 2 3 12 and 15 to review fundraising and the dinner. Troop 5% reported new members Jo Anna Swarts and Sheila Micheal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Sherow
Troop
Mechanicsburg
Camp Rotan
Joe Adams
Raymond Woodburn
New Anne Carter Album Offers Easy Sewing Patterns
Pattern No 2238 includes complete directions tissue pattern and material needs for aprons and potholders. Pattern No 8811 offers sew rite perforated designs in sizes 14 4, 16 1/2, 18 4, 20 5, 22 5, 24 5 with yardage details and a mail order instruction to Sue Burnett. A Basic FASHION for 53 spring and summer guide is advertised at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Cabot
Sue Burnett
Athen
Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Manners When Visiting a Woman's Home
The piece advises guests to avoid scrutinizing every detail in a woman's home. It warns against a caricatured once over of draperies carpet and lamps and stresses that guests should behave like visitors not auction appraisers regardless of friendly or charming words.
Presbyterian Women Dinner Meeting Review
Group Six of the Presbyterian Women’s Association held their monthly dinner at the home of Mrs. L Lindicott and Miss Genevieve Ape gas. Assisting hosts were Ming Marion Kirk and others. Mrs. Weisenbach presided, with officers and members present, and Miss Felt led devotions. Margaret Duncan spoke on mission work in the French Cameroon area of Africa. The executive and ways and means committees met afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Womens Association
L. Lyndicott
Genevieve Apegas
Ming “Farion Kirk
Mise Mariam Mors
Charlotte Cox
Aea Weisenbach
Ne Uushworth
Pactfrer Mabel Olson
Fdna Felt
Fidred Chatter
Margaret Benedict
L. C. Mitche
Tary Connett
Freda Smith
M ‘Ina Harris
Mra. Clarael
Margaret Duncan
Mary Riavney
Dorothy Dickinson
Atherine Nelson
Mies Felt
Mies Duncan
Cameroon
Africa
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OV Summer Theatre
Kate
Club
Mort Shaw
Cowbey
Mademo
Richard Hudnut
Shilme
By Gatle Dugas
Amere Club
Alvin Lamborn
N. May
Central Pta
Little Theatre
Happy Hour Club
Cottage Tea House
P.m
Faye Waddell
Deborah
First Christian Church
Carl W. Phillips
N. Shannon Ave
Hobby Groof
Gertrude Bean
Current Events Club
Neilson McDaniel
Poplar
Farm Bureau Council No
Mr. and
Mra. W. U. Finney
Lynn Carte
Dunbar
W. Va
Elma Scott
The
Plains
F. E. Myers Co
Ashland
Sigma Phi Gamma
By Oswald Jacoby
Girl Scouts
Presbyterian Church
Gertrude Linnenbruegee
Paul Cotton
H. T. Humphrey
Carl Buck
William Stehr
Thor Olson
Isa Catherine Hammett
Lancaster
Jo Anna Swarts
Sheila Michea
Scotty
DR. Drake
Edwards
Ming Beauty
Ovts
Warner
United Wallpapers
F. Schumacher & Co
James Seeman
E. State St. Tei
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