Garden Club Discusses National Parks and Wildlife San
Garden Club members recalled a National Park or wildlife sanctuary visited at a Monday meeting held at Mrs. Gordon Gray's home. Speakers covered national and state parks and forests as wildlife sanctuaries offering recreation, education, and natural beauty. Plans for an April 16 exhibit and a Japanese spring flower display were announced, with landscaping plans for the East State highway garage presented by Miss Hazel Roach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Dlife
Gordon Gray
Paul Beckley
Thomas Wolfe
Athens
Ernest Collins
National Park Service
Lawrence Eblin
Maecenas Literary Club Celebrates 31st Anniversary Luncheon
The Maecenas Literary Club marked its 31st anniversary with a 12:30 p.m. luncheon at the Cottage Tea on a Wednesday. Mrs. Harold Org presented The Key to the United Nations detailing its founding on June 26, 1945, and the next meeting is set for September. Past presidents spoke of their years in office, notable charter members were present, and donations were made to The Cross near Cairo and to the South East District Conference of the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs.
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Maecenas
Harold Org
United Nations
General Assembly
Security Council
Fred Stauffer
F.C. ‘Tribe
aiomer_Brown
Jay Smith
Anson Black
Clarence Taughlin
E. W. Bingman
James Joston
Laughlin
Ray Smith
James Josten
McNeese Area
Presbyterian Wom
Internat ‘N’s
Aarontional
Ee Davis
Peach Ridge Road
Prm
Ward Wilsie
Athens
India
Ralph Pink
Grace Dinsmore
Plains
Troy Organ
Ohio Unicom
Garden and Nature Club
William Smith
Evangelical United Brother
Ren Church
Ohio Ave
Program of Songs at Central PTA Meeting
The Central PTA program featured student performances including rounds and folk songs from grades six and below. Reports covered the Marietta conference, PTA state board chairmanship, and proposals to curb sororities and fraternities and liquor misuse in schools.
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Central Pta
Zanesville
PTSA
Marietta
Howe
Brickle
State Board of
PTA
Columbus
Legislare
Mary Dillon
Who's Coming And Going A-2e Cheyenne Missioned Visit
Mrs Roger Mingus and Mrs Forest Mingus arrived for a ten day leave at the farmer's parents home in Cheyenne Wyoming where Airman Mingus is stationed at Francis E Warren Air Force Base and resides with his wife. Norma Lou Parsons returned from a weekend visit to Cairo West Virginia with her brother the Reverend Randall L Parsons and family. She attended Cairo Youth meetings featuring Jimmie Diftaddo of Asbury.
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Roger Mingus
Cheyenne
Wyo
Aft
Forest Mingus
Mingus
Francis E. Warren Air Force Ave
E. 21
Norma Lou Parsons
Athens
Randall L. Parsons
Cairo
W. Va
Jimmie Diftaddo
Asbury
Canaan Grange Holds Inspection Meeting
Canaan Grange met Tuesday evening with forty five members and guests in attendance. Ralph Barker deputy master was the inspecting officer for the third degree team, guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Barker Mr and Mrs Scott Neutzling Athens and Jim Clark Rome Grange. Refreshments were served and Phyllis Meinturf Athens will speak on her trip to Sweden at the April 12 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Barker
Canaan Grange
Scott Neutzling
Athens
Jim Clark
Rome Grange
Phyllis Meinturf
Sweden
Exhibition 80 Previewed April 2 At Huntington Galleries
The Huntington Galleries screened 556 entries from 10 artists and craftspeople for Exhibition 80 with Adelyn Breeskin and Raymond Barnhart selecting works for display and awards. Originated by Huntington Galleries and Tri-State Creative Arts Association, the annual show attracts artists from West Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky within an 80 mile radius. The exhibit opens to the public Sunday April 3 with a preview Saturday evening and runs through April 24.
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Huntington Galleries
Adelyn D. Breeskin
Baltimore Museum of Art
Raymond Barnhart
University of Kentucky
Tri-State Creative Arts Association
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Huntington
Lessons in Bridge Playing by Jacoby in Today's Hand
South cannot make four spades with perfect defense yet clever misdirection and provoked shifts alter the play. West’s heart shift and East’s cautious defense create a fraught sequence where South leverages a heart, spade ruffing, and a diamond squeeze to salvage a line, discarding clubs and diamonds while East misreads the danger.
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Uemue
Gacung
South
West
Queen of Hearts
East
Iamonds
Aleady
Delaren
Gray Ladies Group To Be Organized In Athens County
The article notes the Athens County Red Cross organizing new eras of Gray Ladies to assist hospitals. The first meeting is set at the Red Cross office on April 7, with follow ups on April 13, April 20, and April 27. All women interested are invited to attend.
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Imne Uray Sames
Armens County Red Cross
Wall Hospital
Red Cross
Athens State
Sue ‘Burnett
Athens Messenger
Amerikas
New York
N.Y
Rummage sale and church notices in Amesville area
Community notices from Amesville Methodist Church and nearby groups list a rummage sale at the county courthouse Sunday 7 to 12, church officers to be installed in Columbus, a Paul Kelly concert benefit for First Methodist Church, and various meetings. The Athens area reports include Women's groups, fundraising, and a Buddhism panel at Garden and Nature Club.
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Amesville
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American Committee For Better
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