Lydia Lash Evans Club to Mark 32nd Anniversary
The Lydia Lash Evans Club will celebrate its 32nd anniversary on April 4 with a luncheon at the Betsey Mills Club in Marietta. Mrs. A. H. Carpenter of Middleport, daughter of founder Lydia Lash Evans, will speak. The club, founded in 1925, is led by Mrs. Leland Stokes, Mrs. Walter Porter, and Mrs. Fred McBride.
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Lydia Lash Evans
Betsey Mills Club
Marietta
A. H. Carpenter
Middleport
Leland Stokes
Walter Porter
Fred McBride
F F A Group Holds Regular Meeting
Waterloo Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America held its regular meeting with Ruth Walker presiding. Kathy Llewellyn reported on the spring rally at Ames Bern High School. Barbara Brake explained the upcoming FHA officer election. Ellen Buckley read minutes and Ida Rice presented the treasurer’s report. Members closed with the FHA Prayer Song.
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Waterloo
The
Future Homemakers of America
Ruth Walker
Kathy Llewellyn
Ames-Bern High School
Barbara Brake
FHA
Ellen Buckley
Ida Rice
Community Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Events
Canaan Grange hosts birthday potluck in January February and March at 3 p.m. Girl Scouts Area Development Committee meets in Parkersburg. WSCS Circles of First Methodist meet at 2 p.m. with circle leaders and addresses. Various clubs and associations gather in Athens Albany and surrounding areas including AAUW book group and Athena Delphian Club. Take a pie and bring items for retarded children.
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Canaan Grange
Girl Scouts Area Development Committee
Parkersburg
WSCS
First Methodist
Morris Ave
McKinniss
Paul Brown
Columbus Rd
Green
A. R. Kresge
Northwood
Odd Fellow Hall
Athens
Athena Delphian Club
Dwight Mutchler
Columbia Ave
Aauw Book Review Group
Red Room
O.A
Margaret J. Fischer
Troy Grange
Athens Garden Club Plans Flower Show and Workshops
Athens Garden Club members met March 18 at Mrs. Fred Beckler’s home to finalize plans for a May 5 flower show at the Roger Dean automobile showroom on E State Street. They also scheduled a March 25 1 p.m. workshop at Mrs. Edward Algoe’s home and featured flower arranging demonstrations by Mrs. Clark Myers and Mrs. Fred Kerschner, displaying design principles, equipment, and containers.
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Roger Dean
E. State St
Athens Garden Club
Fred Beckler
Elmwood Place
Edward Algeo
Clark Myers
Fred Kerschner
CCL Delegates Named To Attend May Conference
Jr. Circle of CCL held its March meeting at the Cottage Tea House with Mrs. Goodioe Dadisman as hostess. Three delegates were nominated for the Spring Conference of CCL at Crooksville on May 4: Mrs. Ralph Straw, Mrs. Robert Taylor, and Mrs. Don Reed. They also donated to CHORC and heard a book review by Mrs. Don Thomann. The hostess prize went to Mrs. D. K. Pierce. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Don Reed’s home.
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Jr. Circle
CCL
Cottage Tea House
Goodioe Dadisman
Crooksville
Ralph Straw
Robert Taylor
Don Reed
CHORC
Don Thomann
D. K. Pierce
N. Shannon St
Gifts Fund New Fountains at Athens State Hospital
The hospital receives ten electric cooled water fountains donated by the Hospital Auxiliary, with bronze plaques designating each as a gift. The fountains cost 1600 dollars, marking a 1956 Auxiliary project led by Mrs. Samuel B. Erskine. The Auxiliary's Jan 31 cash receipts totaled 1945.55 with a 282.74 balance. 15 counties are served, led by Washington with 108 members and Athens with 103.
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Athens State Hospital
Welston
Samuel B. Erskine
State Hospital Auxiliary
Olive Dorsey
Auxiliary
Athens
Gallia
Highland
Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
Morgan
Perry
Pike
Scioto
Washington
Ross
Adams
Vinton
Washington Co
H. H. Fockler
State Hospital
Messenger
V F W Auxiliary Banquet Planned For May
Plans for a May banquet to celebrate the V F W Auxiliary of New Marshfield were outlined at a recent meeting. Officers were nominated and elected, a donation to Chillicothe Veterans Hospital was approved, and Mrs Jack Sickles reported on cards and flowers sent to hospitalized auxiliary members. Officers' invitations will be issued at the April 4 meeting.
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V.F.W
New Marshfield
Veterans’ Hospital
Chillicothe
Jack Sickles
Girl Scouts Host Family Night At The Plains Event
The Plains Girl Scouts celebrated Family Night during Girl Scout Week with a potluck supper attended by about 100. Troop 16 sang, Troop 24 performed folk dancing and Troop 43 led songs. Troop 43 received membership stars. Color guards from Troop 24 opened and closed the program. Parents and council assistant Mrs Thor Olson attended.
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Girl Scouts
the Plains
Thor Olson
Etiquette Guideline on Accepting Food Portions
When choosing food in a cafe do not insist on a specific piece or portion. Indicate your choice and accept whatever serving is handed to you to avoid appearing rude in public dining.
Bridge Lesson Shows No Trump Slam in Pittsburgh Game
Oswald Jacoby notes a dupli cate in Pittsburgh where most pairs reached four spades and one table hit six no trump. The play featured a heart lead, dummy entries via the jack of diamonds, and a finesse that yielded 12 tricks including six spades, five diamonds, and the ace of hearts to seal the slam.
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Pittsburgh
North
South
West
East
Declarer
Diamonds and Hearts Determine a Narrow Bridge Result
In a bridge duplicate, declarers faced a rough session as West and East battled for color control. One table saw a four of hearts opened and a sequence of ruffs and discards end with a bottom score for the declarer after misfired trumps and club cashing. A North player, clearly relaxed, assumed his partner held six.
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West
Declarer
East
Mrs. George M. Fee Returns Home After Hospital Observation
Mrs. George M. Fee, who had been in University Hospital Columbus for observation last week, returned to her home on Athens Route 4 Friday night.
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George M. Fee
University Hospital, Columbus
Athens
Gifts Granted to Past OES Officers in Marshfield Chapter
The New Marshfield Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met with Worthy Matron Freda Kennard presiding. A program Say It With Eats was presented. Past officers received gifts and a reading honored charter members and the chapter’s forty fifth birthday. About forty members attended refreshments followed. next meeting set for April 9 with a potluck.
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Leona Burson
Athens
Grange Hall
Linda Byron
Kathleen
Peggy O'Neill
A. T. Stewart
Marshfield
Order of the Eastern Star
Freda Kennard
Crochet Cape Pattern and Stylish Dress Patterns
Crochet cape pattern No 5774 with sizes small to large and material needs, sent with 25 cents to Anne Cabot Athens Messenger New York. Also features Needlework Album 1957 pages and Pattern No 8436 draped sleeve dress with sizes 12 to 42, request 35 cents plus 25 cents for Basic FASHION Spring Summer 57 book.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave
Americas
New York
N. Y
Sue Burnett
Local Women To Attend Convention in Cincinnati
Several Athens women are expected to attend the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs convention at the Netherland Hilton Hotel in Cincinnati from April 9 to 11. The theme is Study to Show Thyself Approved Unto God. Notable speakers include Dr. Walter C. Langsam and Dr. Herrick B. Young.
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Athens
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Netherland-Hilton
Cincinnati
Ray W. Davis
Circleville
Carl Weinman
Steubenville
Walter C. Langsam
University of Cincinnati
Herrick B. Young
Western College For Women
Tennyson Guyer
Hion
Charles P. Taft
Albert Goldman
Wesley Coulter
Chloe Gifford
University of Kentucky
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Dohnanyi Concert Open to Public at Memorial Auditorium
Dr. Ernst von Dohnanyi will perform Tuesday morning at 9 40 in Memorial Auditorium. The program, free and sponsored by the Ohio University convocations committee, includes his pieces and works by Beethoven Chopin and Brahms. It marks his ninth annual OU visit. A chamber music concert follows next Sunday at 8 00 in Ewing Auditorium.
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Memorial Auditorium
Ernst von Dohnanyi
Ohio University
Dohnanyi
Ewing Auditorium
Plans For Ames-Bern Alumni Banquet Officers Elected
The Ames Bern Alumni group met to elect officers for the coming year including President Dick Phillips Vice President Nellie Wollley Secretary Shirley Walton Assistants Mary Eva Stoner and Diane Hamilton and Treasurer Mrs George King A March 27 meeting at 7 30 pm at Ames Bern grade school will appoint committees and draft a letter to boost alumni banquet interest Alumni are urged to attend.
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Ames-Bern
Dick Phillips
Nellie Woolley
See
Shirley Walton
Mary Eva Stoner
Diane Hamilton
Treas
George King
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Elmer Shrout
Ohio
Charles Jump
Howard Slusher
F.F.A
Zarak
Anita Ekberg Ay
Technicolor
Warwick
Columbia Picture
Columbia Pictures, Presents
Arlene Dahl
Phil Garey
Herbert Marshall
Athens Presbyterian Women’s Assn
Frank B. Gullum
N. Lancaster St
George Mills
Maplewood Dr
Herman Jones
John Algeo
Elmwood Dr
C. L. Jones
University Terrace
Athens Jr. Women’s Club
Roger Rice
Women’s Benefit Assn
I.C.C.F. Hall
First Christian Church
Carl Patterson
Elmwood Pl
Albany Vfw
VFW Hall
Kappa Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Bea Spaulding
N. Congress St
Albany Pta
John Pierson
Mothersingers
Richard Selleck
Columbia
Bay of Broadway
Finian's Rainbow
Kiss Me
Kate
South Pacific
Miss Liberty
Kismet
Peter Pan
Pal Joey
Brooklyn
Pink Tights
Archy and
Mahitabel
House of Flowers
Fair Lady
Candide
Hina
S. Court
By Oswald Jacoby
AQS
South West Pass
East Pass
OES
Kasler
Athens, O
Taal
Quick's
Milland
Lay Tselg
Lonesome Pine
Ram Wau
Jesse‘ James
Allew
Mi A
Victor Mature
Ati
Harkfighters
Olivia DE Havilland
Arists
Fawcett
Chesterhill, Ohio
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