Chi Omega Mother Daughter Luncheon Honors Daughters of Alumnae
A Saturday luncheon at Hotel Berry honored 14 Chi Omega daughters with mother and daughter guests including Mrs. Roger Connor and Pat and several others. Ohio University alumnae, patronesses, and active members shared memories from 1913 era and described campus activities. The event marks the first annual mother daughter luncheon with plans for future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Ohio University
Hotel Berry
Fighty
Roger Connor
Pat
Gordon K. Bush
Joan
Dwight Rutherford
Nancy
William Herbert
Carolyn
Connie
James Householder
Emily
Robert Hess
Kathryn
Don Peden
Ann
Gerald Whittington
Barbara
Margaret Fitzer
Old Athenas
Beebe
Belinda
Bess
Bee
Chi Omega Glee Club
Charles Reamer
P. F. Good
R. C. Heas
Right Foods For Young Children
Feeding tips for young children emphasize establishing good eating habits early. A home nurse should provide a restricted digestible diet at first, avoiding fried or highly seasoned foods. The Bureau of Home Economics lists daily servings for milk vegetables fruit eggs lean protein cereals butter and cod liver oil to ensure health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Home Economics
U.S. Department of Agriculure
Ames Bern F H A degree services held at high school
Southeastern Ohio regional F H A degree services were held at Ames Bern High School with the Ames Bern Future Homemakers chapter hosting students from Albany Chauncey Dover Carth Troy Murray City New Athens New Lexington Nelsonville The Plains Shade Athens Jacksonville Trimble. Virginia Glazier gave the welcome. G A Gardner and Betty Jo Humphrey spoke. the Nelsonville chapter conducted the third and fourth degree initiations for sixty one and fourteen girls respectively. Music by Virginia Morehead and the Ames Bern sextette accompanied by Miss Pauline Fierce Miss Margaret Laverty and Miss Bernice Russell provided entertainment followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Ohio
Ames-Bern High School
Ames-Bern
Ames-Bern School
Betty Jo Humphrey
Carthage
Troy
Nelsonville
Pauline Fierce
Virginia Morehead
Pauline Heft
Margaret Laverty
Bernice Russell
Rome Cannan
Iss Ryl Cone
the Plains High School
Ames- Bern
Girl Scouts End Month With Hikes and Parties
Girl Scouts and Brownies close their year with hikes, courts of honor, and parties led by their leaders. Troop Three continues community service making hospital bags and collecting rats. Troops plan a night at Scout Camp, a skating party, and Star finding courses with observatory trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Hamilton
West Side
Brownie
American Committee For Christian Refugees
New York City
Grace Webborn
Janice Halliday
Betty Minturn
Marilyn Schako
Lee Jackson
Junior Choirs to Sing at Union Meeting
Athens churches sponsor a union meeting during National Christian Family Emphasis Week at the Presbyterian Church on May 7 at 7 PM. Athens children will provide music with junior choirs and a unison sing along. Over 300 song copies were distributed at Bible School last Sunday. more will be printed as needed. Eligibility starts at age six through senior choir age. uncommitted children are invited to attend next Sunday morning to become eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Presbyterian Church
Match Nails and Lipstick with Costume Color
Alicia Hart notes a color tie up for costumes with coordinated nails lips and accessories. Salina Mahri suggests red accents in hats veils snoods and jewelry to echo lipstick and nail enamel while ensuring the skin tone reads rosy with a harmonious shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
Salina Mahri
Powers
Salina
Ohio University professor attends national engineering group meetings
Prof. Al Gubitz of Ohio University returned from Atlanta where he represented 200 colleges at the Engineering Science Management War Training Group operational meetings for Districts 9 10 and 11. He traveled from Cincinnati by train and also joined the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education events. Pvt. Charles Holland left for Camp Roberts after a ten day furlough with his wife at Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Gubitz
Ohio University
Atlanta
Engineering Science Management
Cincinnati
Society For the Promotion of Engineering Education
Charles Holland
Camp Roberts
Calif
N. Shafer St
Basil Holland
Marion
Holland
Shape Up Legs With In-Seat Foot Exercises
Actress Deana Lewis recommends a simple in-seat routine to strengthen foot arches and plump legs. She demonstrates crossing legs, flexing toes, and foot lifts while sitting in a taxi or reading, paired with flat ballet slippers and near flat heels to enhance leg appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
Deana Lewis
Star
Deana
Virginia Wedding Ties Carr and Olasin at Hopewell Church
Eula Mae Carr daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Carr and Pvt Michael Olasin of Rochelle Park N J were married at 8 PM Saturday in First Methodist Church Hopewell Virginia The bride wore a blue ensemble with white accents and a shoulder corsage of red roses Guests included the bride mother Mrs W C Carr Athens and Pvt and Mrs Rogers among Olasins friends at Camp Lee The bride formerly worked at Classic Beauty Shop Athens and will work in Hopewell during Pvt Olasins stationing He is the son of Mr Charles Olasin and the late Mrs Olasin and was formerly with the Army Specialized Training Unit at Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Mae Carr
W. C. Carr
Athens
Pvt
Pvt. Olasin
Charles Olasin
Olasin
Army
Ohio University
Club Calendar Weekday Meetings Schedule
A list of mon day to Friday club gatherings across local churches and organizations. Notable entries include Esther Class at Christian Church Mrs D M Clutter hosts and E A Review at IL OOF Hall, Friendship Class at Hooper Street, Hobson Study Circle dinner at 6 30 p m and Social One Club at 11 Park Place with program Information Please.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
The
Christian Church
D. M. Clutter
Aplewood Drive
Hobson Study Circle
One Club
F. W. Reed
Robert L. Coughlin
Park Place
F. B. Dilley
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Ardilla Shuster
J. P. Fulton
Oak Street
William Bryant
Harry Simmons
Congress Street
D. R. Clippiner
Aul Kimes
State Street
Circle Four
W. D. Hill
Hal Rowland
East State Street
Circle Five
M. M. Kerr
H. M. Woods
State St
Circle Six
John Dowler
Geralane Whittington
Maplewood _ Drive
Voters League program on primaries discussed
The Athens League of Women Voters held a Thursday meeting at the Faculty Women's Club. Candidates answered questions, sample ballots were shown, and election law booklets were reviewed. The group plans to distribute The Voters Primer and promote voting for the May 9 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens League of Women Voters
Faculty Women's Club
Herbert A. Smith
C. Stanley Mechem
E. LeFever
Harry A. Mettler
Ed H. Lasch
Cash Stratton
John H. Preston
Leonard Prater
John W. Dowler
Alberta C
Athens League
League
H. R. McVay
Columbus
D U V Elects Delegates for Department Convention
The D U V held a called meeting at Mrs Osee Snyders home to elect delegates and alternates for the Department Convention in Columbus starting June 14. Mrs Sarah Seipel was named first delegate with Blanch Dean Mae Smith Laura Myers Lydia Fenzel as others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Osee Snyder
Department
Columbus
Deshler-Wallick
Sarah Seipel
Blanch Dean
Mae Smith
Laura Myers
Lydia Fenzel
Blanche Phillips
Flora Murphy
Beatrix Rosser
Georgia Kilpatrick
City Hall
Seiple
Nora Atkinson
Odd Names Stir Debate on Unusual Baby Names Across States
A southern doctor decries outrageous baby names after reviewing state vital statistics. He calls it sacrilege that children be branded for life, but argues in a democracy names matter little if parents instill character. He notes memorable names endure and highlights Saucy Clover as a model who could face a stage name like Choo-Choo Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Saucy Clover
New York
Choo- Choo Johnson
Katie
Husband
Mrs. Graham
Love's Fair Horizon in Disturbing Attic Conspiracy
Madge and Katie aid a secret plan as Hugh Grantland hides in the attic while a dangerous group closes in. Jim and a armed setup prepare to outsmart intruders posing as coast guards, with warnings of inside acting danger and a tense midnight vigil.
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Grantland
Madge
Katie
Coast Guard
Atlas
Hugh Grantland
Meesis Graham
Jim
Hugh
Graham
Shumway
Mra. Ticer P
Costes
A Sequel to Pitfalls of Love by Adele Garrison
The scene outlines a staged confrontation with thieves and a planned show of force. Katie is coached to act frightened and to pretend compliance while the plan to overpower intruders unfolds, ending with the criminals bound and blindfolded. The dialogue ends with a hint of continuation tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitfalls of Love
Adele Garrison
Navy Hails Civilian Navy Typists in Washington Life
Washington welcomed about six thousand civilian women workers to the Navy bureaus here promising housing entertainment and guidance. New arrivals meet Navy counselors at Arlington Farms dormitories where rooms cost from 24.50 to 30 dollars monthly with options for private homes or apartments. Applicants must be 17 and a half or older physically fit and pass a Civil Service test in typing stenography or clerking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Arlington Farms
U. S. Civil Service
Civil Service
U. S
Navy Department
Mexican Exhibit in O U Library Week of May 1
Due to Greece interest the Children's Room displays the Greek items from Mrs Steres Varne s Chubb Library now replaced by a Mexican exhibit loaned by Athens residents for the week starting May 1. A boy’s serape and assorted Mexican crafts will be shown along with weaving pottery onyx jewelry glassware and wood pictures. Miss Geraldine Lasky and Miss Joan Galbreath were guest story tellers on Friday April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Edwin Watts
Chubb
Steres
Varnes
Athens
Indy
Geraldine Lasky
Joan Galbreath
Guysville W S C S April Meeting Highlights
Mrs. Ora Ashcraft hosted the April meeting with aid from assistant hostess Mrs. Dan Pearcy. Anna Snow presided, devotions by Mrs. Laura Starkey, and a $5 gift to Mrs. Ernest McGraner for soldiers on troop trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Ashcraft
Guysville W.S.C.S
Dan Pearcy
Anna Snow
Laura Starkey
Ernest McGraner
Myrtle Simmons
Anna
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FHA
Ames
California
Virginia
Richland Avenue
First Christian Church
Ethel Beekman
Hudson Ave
Central Ave. Methodist Church
Stella Chandler
West Union St
W.C.T.U
Joe Maffett
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
O.E.8
Ural Westfall
E. Mulberry St
Zeta Tau
Roy Hawk
Elmwood Place
Lydia Lash Evans
Fes
Voters League
D.U.V
Amercan Legion Hall
Love's Fair Horizon
Ehlepavel
Shawway
Coast Guards
Capitol
O. U. Library
Guysville
W.S.C.S
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tom
Gree
Athens Pharmacy
N. Court Street
Technicolor
Children of Mars” Noveltoon
Ginger Rogers
Ray Milland
Warner Baxter
Jon Hall
Lisbon
Ohio
Mojave
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