Chi Omega Mother-Daughter Luncheon Honors 14 Daughters At Ohio U
A mother and daughter luncheon for 80 at Hotel Berry honored Chi Omega alumnae patrons and daughters. Guests included Mrs. Roger Connor and Pat, and out of town alumnae Miss Trudy Gaddus and Miss Mary Gaddus of Cleveland. Event marked first annual mother-daughter luncheon with Glee Club, skit, and reflections on Chi Omega activities since 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Ohio University
Hotel Berry
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. Hess
Right Foods For Young Children
Nutrition guidance for infants and toddlers emphasizes early taste formation and digestible foods. The home nurse should limit early feeding to suitable foods, avoiding fried or highly spicy items, with a daily plan from the U S Department of Agriculture detailing milk vegetables fruit eggs lean meat cereals butter and cod liver oil to ensure growth and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Home Economics
U. S
Department of Agriculure
FHA Degree Services Held at Ames Bern High School
The Ames Bern F H A hosted a degree ceremony Thursday night at Ames Bern High School with chapters from Albany Chauncey Dover Carth Troy Murray City New Morehueia Nelsonville The Plains Rome Canaan Shade Athens and Jacksonville Trimble. Sixty one girls received the third degree and fourteen the fourth degree under Nelsonville chapter supervision. Virginia Glazier welcomed attendees. Betty Jo Humphrey presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Ohio
Ames-Bern
Virginia Morehead
Pauline Heft
Margaret Laverty
Bernice Russell
Rome- Cannan
Berg Cone
the Plains High School
Ames- Bern
Miss Webb
Hikes and Parties Mark April Close for Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts and Brownies wrap up April with hikes courts of honor and parties. Troops work on community service projects and badge programs while hosting and attending socials. College students aid leaders as troops plan a night at camp and May Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Hamilton
West Side
Troop
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. May 7 at 7 p m in the Presbyterian Church will feature Athens children singing special numbers by junior choirs and a unison song with all church children. Over 300 copies of the song were distributed last Sunday at Bible School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Presbyterian Church
Match Nails and Lipstick with Costume Color
Alicia Hart notes a color tie up enhances good taste by matching nails and lips with the costume. Salina Mahri advises integrating red accents through hat ribbons veils or snoods and suggests red accessories like lapel flowers earrings and a bright handkerchief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
Salina Mahri
Powers
Salina
University professor attends engineering meetings district wide
Prof. Al Gubitz of Ohio University returned from Atlanta where he represented 200 colleges at Districts 9 10 and 11 of the Engineering Science Management War Training Group. He then joined Friday and Saturday sessions of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education in Cincinnati. Pvt. Charles Holland departed Camp Roberts after a ten day furlough spent with his wife and in 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
Deana Lewis Advocates Simple Exercises For Fuller Legs
Deana Lewis of Cry Havoc recommends a discreet leg and foot routine to strengthen arches and improve appearance. She demonstrates leg crossovers and ankle raises that can be done while in a taxi or engaged in activities like knitting or reading, alongside wearing flat ballet slippers and minimal-heel shoes with bracelet straps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
Deana Lewis
Star
Deana
Eula Mae Carr and Pvt Olasin wed in Hopewell Virginia
Miss Eula Mae Carr daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Carr of Athens married Pvt Michael Olasin of Rochelle Park New Jersey Saturday evening at the First Methodist Church Hopewell Virginia The bride wore a blue ensemble with red rose flowers Attending were the bride’s mother and Pvt and Mrs Rogers among others The couple plan to live in Hopewell where Pvt Olasin is stationed at Camp Lee The bride previously worked at Classic Beauty Shop Athens and will return to beauty work there while her husband serves in the Army
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Mae Carr
Pvt
Olasin
Virginia
W. C. Carr
N. Lancaster St
Michael Olasin
Rochelle Park
N. J
First Methodist Church
Hopewell
Pvt. Olasin
Charles Olasin
Army
Ohio University
Club Calendar listing weekly meetings and events
Church and community groups announce Monday to Friday gatherings across Richland area. Esther Class meets at 28 Maplewood Drive. other circles convene at homes or halls on Hooper Street Park Place Union Street West Union Street and Elmwood Place with speakers, reviews, and program topics. A closing line notes alimony upon Moslem divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
The
Christian Church
D. M. Clutter
Maplewood Drive
Voters League Hosts Primaries Program in Athens
The Athens League of Women Voters met at the Faculty Women's Club reviewing candidate questionnaires and discussing Primary Election issues. Members examined The Voters Primer from the Ohio League of Women Voters and planned to distribute copies ahead of 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 at Daughters of Union Veterans Meeting
D U V members elected delegates and alternates to attend the Department Convention in Columbus beginning June 14. Mrs. Sarah Seipel presided and was named first delegate with four other delegates and five alternates chosen. Arrangements for a rummage sale at City Hall on May 1 and 2 were approved. The next meeting on May 11 includes a Memorial Day Dinner to honor Civil War widows and collect donations for soldiers' kit bags.
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
Amercan Legion Hall
Odd Names Stir Debate On Child Names In State
A southern doctor cites outrageous baby names from vital statistics and calls them sacrilege, while noting a name is what a person makes of it. He recalls Iowa governor Hickenlooper and a model nicknamed Saucy Clover, with agencies sometimes changing names for appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Saucy Clover
New York
Choo- Choo Johnson
Love's Fair Horizon Upends Attic Confrontation Amid Secrets
Madge Graham and Hugh Grantland plot to uncover intruders falsifying coast guard roles at Sag Harbor farmhouse. Jim and Katie coordinate night defense with silenced pistol and concealed lights as strangers approach the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantland
Madge
Katie
Coast Guard
Hugh
Meesis Graham
Vay
Madge Graham
Sag Harbor
Shumway
Mrs. Ticer
Graham
Jim
Navy Promises Civilian Girls Capitol Life in Washington
Washington women joining the Navy as civilian typists and clerks are offered housing and entertainment options in a new system. Recruits are met by counselors and housed at Arlington Farms or in private accommodations with costs from 18 to 35 dollars monthly. Applicants must be 17 ½ or older, physically fit, and pass a Civil Service typing or clerking test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Arlington Farms
U. S. Civil Service
Civil Service
U. S
Navy Department
Mexican Exhibit Heads to the University Library for May Week
The O U library Children’s Room will replace the Greece themed display with a Mexican exhibit the week of May 1 loaned by Athens residents. Items include a boy’s serape dyed with four natural wool colors, weaving, pottery, onyx, jewelry, glassware, straw and wood pictures. Miss Geraldine Lasky and Miss Joan Galbreath narrated stories last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Edwin Watts Chubb
Steves Varnes
Athens Oo
Geraldine Lasky
Guysville W S C S April Meeting Highlights
Mrs Ora Ashcraft hosted the April meeting with Mrs Dan Pearcy as assistant hostess. President Mrs Anna Snow led devotions. a $5 gift was voted for soldier supplies. Four guests joined 19 members as Mrs Laura Barnett read for Easter season. May meeting set at Mrs Gladys Duller’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Ashcraft
Guysville W.S.C.S
Dan Pearcy
Anna Snow
Laura Starkey
Ernest McGraner
Myrtle Simmons
Anna
A Sequel to Pitfalls of Love By Adele Garrison
A continuation outlines a staged confrontation with two armed men and a plan involving Katie acting as bait. The dialogue shows coercive, violent intent and attempts to restrain and threaten suspects. The scene ends with a cue for continuation tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitfalls of Love
Adele Garrison
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FHA
Ames
California
I. O. O. F. Hall
Richland Avenue Methodist Church
Frederick Dixon
Hooper St
Hobson Study Circle
Social Literary Club
F. W. Reed
Robert L. Coughlin
Park Place
F. B. Dilley
Philathea
First Christian Church
Ethel Beekman
Hudson Ave
Central Ave
Stella Chandler
West Union St
W.C.T.U
Joe Maffett
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
F Hall
O.E.S
Ural Westfall
FE. Mulberry St
Zeta Tau
Roy Hawk
Elmwood Place
Oor
Lydia Lash Evans
Carlos Cameron
Sunnyside Drive
Margaret Flory
Lloyd C. Douglas
Priday
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ardilla Shuster
J. P. Fulton
Oak Street
William Bryant
Harry Simmons
N. Congress Street
D. R. Clippinr
Paul Kimes
E. State Street
Circle Four
W. D. Hill
Hal Rowland
East State Street
Circle Five
M. M. Kerr
H. M. Woods
W. State St
Circle Six
John Dowler
Geraldine Whittington
Voters League
D.U.V
Love's Fair Horizon
Atlas
Hugh Grantland
Coast Guards
Capitol
O. U. Library
Guysville
W.S.C.S
Lydia E. Pinkham
Weenbes
N. Court Street
Technicolor
Qurgueee Essen Paod Mitchell
Children of Mars” Noveltoon
Ginger Rogers
Ray Milland
Warner Baxter
Jon Hall
Mrs. Graham
Tomoorrow
Aard Hawks
Mary Ann
Harry Carey
George Tomas
Brown Joh
Hogely Boreenmay
Dudley Micholl
Lisbon
Ohio
Mojave
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