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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
6
Low Mood Party Showcases Poverty Era Fashion in Lancaster
Mrs. H L Atkinson hosted a Daughters of Union Veterans gathering in North Lancaster Street with a "low mood" theme. Guests arrived in burlap and tatters, prizes went to most authentic rags and tags, and the home displayed genuine early American antiques from a large fireplace to a rosewood four poster bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ellis
Daughters of Union Veterans
H. L. Atkinson
Lancaster Street
Mother Hubbard
L. B. Carpenter
Fred Slaughter
Mrs. Atkinson
O Neill Studied By Delphian Group
The Delphian Society met at 176 Mill Street to review Eugene O Neill’s life and read a paper by Mrs Vic Pierce. Mrs L G Bean discussed the play Beyond the Horizon by O Neill. Guests included Mrs William Brown Mrs A W Guest Miss Celeste Crawford and Miss Kate Stevens Ohio University students and Delta Sigma Epsilon members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Society
J. J Crumley
Mill Street
Eugene O'Neil
Vic Pierce
L. G. Bean
Eugene O' Neil
William Brown
A. W Guest
Celeste Crawford
Progressive Literary Club Entertained by Mrs Decker
Mrs M G Decker hosted the Progressive Literary Club at 134 Morris Avenue with a club song opening and business led by president Mrs L C Mead. Mrs Guy Graham presented Tamous Bridges with two songs performed by Mrs Duncan with Mrs Graham singing and Mrs Decker at the piano. Next gathering features an anniversary dinner at 6 oclock on April 11 at the Cottage Tea House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Decker
Morris Avenue
Progressive Literary Club
L. C. Mead
Tamous Bridges
Guy Graham
C. D. Duncan
Silver
Decker
Cottage
Honor Society Initiation At Senior High School
National Honor Society of the Ath ens Senior High School held its initiation ceremony last night at 7 o'clock in the High School Auditorium. About 100 friends and parents witnessed the induction of new members including Mary McCune Helen Hayes Bernadine Sprague Lucile Martin Carolyn Fuller Alvena Davidson Evelyn Atkinson Agnes Kilpatrick Morton Rice Boris Woolley Richard Rutkoskie Edward Wise. Officers wear robes and pins as new members carry torches and take vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Senior High School
Mary McCune
Helen Hayes
Bernadine Sprague
Lucile Martin
Carolyn Fuller
Alvena Davidson
Evelyn Atkinson
Agnes Kilpatrick
Morton Rice
Boris Woolley
Richard Rutkoskie
Edward Wise
Honor Society
Edward McBride
Betty McClure
Gilbert Shannon
Mary Ellen Bibbee
Kathryn King
Helen Jones
Experiences in China Related to Guild
The Guild of the Christian Church met at 112 Mill Street with potluck dinner. Mrs. Hazel McKinstry Hawkins spoke on China experiences and showed photographs and handmade Chinese articles. Miss Mary Amelia Steer attended a church dinner and held talks with Presbyteria sorority officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of the Christian Church
C. D. Samford
Mill Street
M. A. Grubb
Dasa H. Long
China
Hazel McKinstry Hawkins
Misa Mary Amelia Steer
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Phi Chi Delta
Presbyteraa
Women pioneers of trades and home crafts in early 20th century
The piece surveys women outside cinema hubs pursuing diverse ventures from animal training and spider props in films to real estate dummy work, trunk packing, shoe fitting, and air service roles. It suggests practical homemaking ideas like catering for working women, quilting, canning, preserves, and hooked rug making, alongside local club notices and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mrs. Gay
Ernest Harold Barbour
Independent Woman
Ty Cleveland
Athens
Pasadena
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
al- Theer
Tion Picture Studios
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
An old advertisement urges nervy, irritable women to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for extra energy and improved mood, claiming 98 out of 100 women report benefit and urging readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ham and Spinach Timbales Featured for The Day Menu
The Day prints ham reuse ideas with spinach timbale and ham and celery bechamel dishes. Recipes include ham spinach timbale with mushrooms and a Bechamel sauce served as a lunch option and a ham timbale with toast crumbs baked in a mold. Luncheon and dinner selections accompany the menu, highlighting ham dishes and lamb casserole as the evening course.
Exercises for a slender waist and toned thighs
An exercise routine described to shape the waist and reduce thigh size. It involves lying on one side with supporting limbs, lifting both legs together with toes pointed, and swinging them in a high arc without touching the floor. Progress is slow and requires daily perseverance.
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