Coming and Going in Columbus Area Social Roundup
Mrs Nancy Flint and daughters Karen and Linda have returned home after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Ben Withers in New Marshfield. Family members and friends from Athens Nel so nville Columbus Hilliard Carbondale and Guysville visited across the weekend. Mrs C B Harless formerly of Albany is recovering from an operation in City Hospital Springfield. Mr and Mrs R M Clutter also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Flint
Karen
Linda
Columbus
Ben Withers
New Marshfield
Russell Flint
Withers
Boyd Bobo
Paul Milligan
Mike
Jerry Jagers
Timothy
Athens
Bill Neal
Bruce and
Lisa
Nel
Garnet Windland
Margaret
Guysville
William Markley
Rose Marie
Eugene Windland
Robert Windland
Sandra Pamela
Cheryl Lynn
Hilliard
Wilbur Windland
David and
Robin
C. B. Harless
Albany
City Hospital
Springfield
Gertrude Andrews
Joann
Clifford Andrews
Juvenile delinquency causes and cycles discussed
A discussion on juvenile crime notes no single cure as causes are multifaceted. Delinquents often come from unstable backgrounds and are shaped by others attitudes toward them, creating a cycle of punishment and rejection rather than rehabilitation.
Easy to Sew Needlework Pattern Descriptions for Home Use
The Athens Messenger advertises Printed Pattern 4857 for Misses' sizes 12 through 20 offering a vest and skirt set with one yard 54 inch fabric per piece and printed directions. It also promotes Pattern 871 for children's sizes 2 through 10 with embroidery transfers, tissue pattern, and home sewing tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Athens Messenger
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsa Station
New York 11
Local Girls Recognized By Sorority At Ohio University
Miss Paula Cotton of 24 E Washington St initi ated into Alpha Gamma Delta at Ohio University. Miss Barbara Corradini of 130 Franklin Ave elected corresponding secretary of the sorority. Corradini is a sophomore majoring in elementary education. Elizabeth Watts, 71, Broadway actress in Destry Rides Again, recalls her Wall Street fortune collapse of 1929 and now values friends over money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta
Ohio University
Paula Cotton
Paul Cotton
E. Washington St
Miss Cotton
Barbara Corradini
Henry Corradini
Franklin Ave
Miss Corradini
New York
Elizabeth Watts
Destry
Wall Street
Wesleyan Guild Hears Burma Missionary at Athens Meeting
Mrs. Frank Manton spoke on Christian concerns and Burma’s 80 year Christian presence in a Moslem country. Ohio Conference Guild secretary Opal Campbell discussed employed women in the Wesleyan Service Guild with 131000 members and future events noted by Mrs. Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
Frank Manton
Rangoon
Chillicothe
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist
Athens
James Woods
Manton
Athens Guild
Lancaster
Marilyn Wiseman
Chillicothe Walnut St
Methodist
Lancaster Guild
Margaret Hutzler
Fred Breneman
Donna Steinman
Grace Griffith
Miss Miyama
Guild
Woods
Maple Grove Methodist Church
Columbus
C. R. White
Woman's Society For Christian Service
John Cady
Geraldine Hope
John G. Koontz
Friendship Tea at Central Ave Methodist Church
The Central Ave Methodist Church held a Friendship Tea on Sunday afternoon in the church basement. A brief skit titled Women of the Bible was presented to attendees.
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W.S. C. S. Central Ave
Birth of George Philip Martin in Mount St. Marys Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce Robert Martin Jr announce the birth of a son George Philip on March 20 at Mount St. Marys Hospital. Grandparents include John D. Bardin and Olivia Rardin with other relatives listed.
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Cloyce Robert Martin Jr
Bolleana Pl
George Philip
Mar
Mount St. Marys Hospital
John D. Bardin
Cloyce G. Martin
Richland Ave
Thomas Forsythe
Cleveland
Wellington C. Perkins
Kerr
Ohio
J. Clarence Bardin
Elmwood Pl
G. H. Martin
Hooper St
Edgar Wilson
the Plains
Martin
Olivia Rardin
Nabby Lee Ames DAR Meets at Ohio University Center
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met Saturday at the Ohio University Center. After lunch, Mrs. Gordon B. Gray presided, with chaplain Mrs. Robert Wickham reading a Bible selection. Reports covered the state convention in Cleveland and national defense. Mrs. Burnelle presented slides of the D A R National Museum in Washington. Next meeting set for April 23 due to Easter.
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Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ohio University Center
Gordon B. Gray
Robert Wickham
Gray
Cleveland
Lowell Burnelle
Glouster
Mary Stalder
Farm Group Discusses Rights Responsibilities
A recent Ames Bern Farm Advisory Council meeting explored farmers rights and responsibilities under the law. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Bolin Mr and Mrs Herman Preston Mr and Mrs E R Jacoby and Mrs John Hope along with other members Mr and Mrs David White Mr and Mrs Homer Linscott Mr and Mrs Gail Brawley Mr and Mrs Wyatt McDaniel and Mr C D Henry Mrs Nora Watkins Barbara Michael and Janice Brawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames-Bern Farm Advisory Council
John Bolin
Herman Preston
E. R. Jacoby
John Hope
David White
Homer Linscott
Gail Brawley
Wyatt McDaniel
C. D. Henry
Nora Watkins
Barbara
Michael
Janice Brawley
Alpha Xi Delta Province Convention Planned at OU Center
Alpha Xi Delta to host province convention with Woodworth as chairman and Pi Chapter singing. Highlights include yearbook displays, alumnae scrapbooks, a Friday rose banquet, awards for outstanding chapters and alumnae, and a Sunday initiation model at the Chapter House.
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Woodworth
Wilma Boros
Ohio University
George M. Brown
Shaker Heights
Brown
Gamma Province
O. C. Rogers
Don Slagle
Athens
Pi Girls
Order of the Rose
Edna Epperson Brinkman
George P. Merkle
Cleveland
R. C. McCullough
Vermillion
McCullough
Pi Chapter
Doris Pschesang
Dayton Kern
Harry Lackey
George Rutkoskie
Norman Dean
Roger Pedigo
Herbert Cox
W. C. Miller
Lancaster
W. C. Williams
Akron
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Lombard College
Galesburg
Ill
Frost talks poetry and life at OU Center coffee hour
Renowned American poet Robert Frost spoke to students at an OU Center coffee hour about writing and living fully. He urged immersion in one's chosen path, critiqued hobbies, and shared wit about Russian visitors and a California university president's wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Frost
Mr. Frost
Frost
United States
California University
Next Year Artists to Headline Ohio University Series
Four acts form the lineup for the Ohio University Artists Series including two soloists and two groups. Maurel Hunkins announced the season with Goldovsky Grand Opera Theater opening Oct 27 performing Mozart Don Giovanni. Jerome Hines of the Metropolitan Opera leads Nov 9, John Browning plays Feb 17, and the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra performs Mar 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Maurel Hunkins
Hunkins
Goldovsky Grand Opera Theater
Jerome Hines
Metropolitan Opera Company
John Browning
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Revival of Machinal Opens Mid April with Sutton Gardenia
New York reports the revival of Machinal by Sophie Treadwell set for mid April. Dolores Sutton and Vincent Gardenia lead, replacing 1928 Broadway stars Zita Johann and Clark Gable who first signed Gable to a Hollywood career in this stage work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Machinal
Sophie Treadwell
Dolores Sutton
Vincent Gardenia
Zita Johann
Clark Gable
Gable
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