Mrs. Weber Hosts Sigma Phi Gamma Tea in Athens
The Sigma Phi Gamma International Sorority Athens Chapter hosted 36 guests at a tea at Mrs. Fred Weber's home on S Congress St. Mrs. M. D. Worley poured, with Mrs. Lawrence Herron and Mrs. Kenneth E. Dunn assisting as hostesses alongside Mrs. Weber. Also noted, Mrs. C. Lloyd Strecker of Cincinnati visited his mother Mrs. F. J. Beasley in Grandview Heights and returned home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma International Sorority
Athens
Fred Weber
S. Congress St
M. D. Worley
Lawrence Herron
Kenneth E. Dunn
Weber
C. Lloyd Strecker
Cincinnati
F. J. Beasley
Grandview Heights
Mr. Strecker
Portland Students Graduate at Racine Portland
Local residents attended baccalaureate services in Racine on Sunday night with Rev. Stump delivering the convocational sermon and Rev. O'Reilly reading scripture. Graduates include Addie Mae Delaney Mildred and Maxine Roush Helen Cornell Ruby Smith Garnet Cozart and Ray Roush. Other items note Brownsburg families visiting and a newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ritchie. Workmen repair the B F Price home in Old Portland and visitors from Ravenswood and Parkersburg are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Racine
Stump
O'Reilly
T. T. Shelton
Earl Scott
Addie Mae Delaney
Mildred
Maxine Roush
Helen Cornell
Ruby Smith
Garnet Cozart
Ray Roush
Harry Pickens
Reedsville
Clarence Ward
East Liverpool
Lawrence Ritchie
Ravenswood
B. F. Price
Old Portland
Alice Adams
Parkersburg
Mind Your Manners Answers for Dinner Etiquette
Classic etiquette guide quizzes on seating, service, and hosting. The hostess should indicate seating once guests are in the dining room by standing at her place and directing individuals. A dish should not be served two ways, and the hostess should greet guests at the door and invite them in. It is not wise to test a new recipe during a meal with guests. The hostess should keep conversation respectful and avoid embarrassments, and for a no servant dinner, a buffet allowing self-service is recommended.
Clarks Chapel Aid Society Plans Bake Sale And Social
The Clarks Chapel Ladies Aid Society met April 28 at Mrs. Victor Carpenter's home with eleven members and one guest. Miss Mary Snow presided as president and the group voted to hold a bake sale on May 8. A social honored Mrs. Georgia Bolin with a birthday cake and candles at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bolin’s home Route 7. Refreshments served to members and guests including Mary Snow Nellie Phillips Mary Phillips Esther Phillips Fred Walburn Arthur Koker Mary Robinson Martha Nelle Bell Georgia Bolin Lillian Cooley Joy Eva Cora Sheridan and Eva Carpenter. Upcoming events include Current Events Club meeting May 7 at the Gay Tea Room for a 6 p m dinner and a potluck Mothers Supper for You and I Sunday School Class at Richland Ave M P Church on Tuesday at 6 30 p m. Pr and Mrs T R Biddle have returned from Daytona Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks Chapel
Mary Snow
Nellie Phillips
Mary Phillips
Esther Phillips
Fred Walburn
Arthur Koker
Mary Robinson
Martha
Nelle Bell
Georgia Bolin
Lillian Cooley
Joy
Eva
Cora Sheridan
Eva Carpenter
You and I
Richland Ave. M. P
T. R. Biddle
Park Place
Florida
Daytona Beach
Babies Are People By Olive Roberts Barton
Adults fear and patronize babies by talking down to them, which children resent. Patsy’s encounter with Mrs. Smith shows the harm of talking to toddlers as if they are lesser. Sincerity and equal treatment help babies feel safe and form honest connections with adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts Barton
Patsy
Mrs. Smith
Baby
Mister
Bishop Class Social Meeting At Central Ave Church
The Bishop Class of Central Ave M E Church held its monthly social meeting in the church basement. Mrs. Guy Pierce presided, with Mrs. William Wolfe leading devotions and Mrs. Bob Harvey noting the roll. Thirty members and one guest attended. social hour featured songs and contests won by Mrs. E L Jones, Mrs. H A Beckett, and Mrs. Fred Morehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Ave. M. E
Guy Pierce
William Wolfe
Bob Harvey
W. ©. Jones
Gertrude Matheneri
Charles Ogg
E. L. Jones
H. A. Beckett
Fred Morehead
Harvey
Marriage Meddlers and a New York Return
A tense exchange unfolds as Edith Wairfax plans a return to New York to pursue her magazine, while Dicky teases and stakes a wager about her timing. The narrator hides anxiety behind bravado, fearing a looming public and personal reckoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dicky
A Sequel to By Adele Married Comrades Garrison
A continuation scene from a serialized tale unfolds as Edith hints at Dicky's danger and Madge flirts with the narrator. The married couple seek to navigate a developing plot while a mysterious entanglement prompts the narrator to vow support. Mary unexpectedly embraces the narrator, hinting at evolving relationships. continuation promised tomorrow.
Education for Girls Should Teach Trades and Practical Skills
A mother advocates a broad practical education for girls beyond culture. She urges girls learn trades and professions to self support, plus cooking sewing and home nursing. She also urges basic electrical, plumbing, and carpentry know how to handle emergencies and everyday household needs.
Found at Last Q-Tabs Relief for Nerve Pain
The ad promotes Q-624 guaranteed relief for Rheumatism Neuritis Sciatica and Lumbago available to all sufferers. It cites Q-623 from a renowned specialist that has helped thousands after other remedies failed and claims quick pain relief. It also advertises Q-Tabs as a stimulant diuretic for kidneys from Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store in Athens.
Pauline Gillogly and Kenneth L Harwood Wedding News
Pauline Gillogly of Albany wed Kenneth L Harwood son of Rev and Mrs H E Harwood of Millersport in a noon ceremony at the bride’s home. Attendants wore pale blue and navy lace dresses with corsages. a pink and white color scheme and a three tier cake marked the reception. After a short wedding trip they will live in Columbus where Harwood serves in the Air Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Gillogly
Albany
Pauline Melvina
Kenneth L. Harwood
H. E. Harwood
Millersport
Harwood
Miss Gillogly
Paul Gillogly
Kathryn Burson
Burson
Gillogly
Wallace Gillogly
Paul
Helen Harwood
Berea
Melvina Gillogly
Jane Rose
Muskegon
Mich
J. R. Ogden
Carpenter
O. C. Silvas
W. W. Ogdin
Raymond
Granville Donley
Columbus
Edward Brink
Elaine
LaVoy Hodgson
Cincinnati
Joe Spires
Mrs. Harwood
Mr. Harwood
United States Air Corps
Social and civic calendar for area clubs and churches
The May schedule lists the Auxiliary of the American Legion at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Home with hostesses Mrs. McGranor and others. Esther Class meets at Mrs. Elkins 31 Maplewood Dr. 7:30 p.m. Monday. Faculty Women's Club annual meeting with dinner at 6 and officers elected at 7 p.m. Monday. City Federation of Women's Clubs meets after Music Club program at 7:30 p.m. Monday. White Shrine meets Tuesday at IOOF Hall. Sayre Study Club annual dinner Tuesday 5:30 p.m. at Mrs. Atkinson’s home. spouses as guests. Woman's Christian Temperance Union program on Temperance Education Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Presbyterian parlor led by Mrs. Fannie Eccles. Central PTA Study Group potluck at Miss Louise Young’s 65 University Terrace at 7 p.m. Tuesday or 6 Hobson Study Circle annual dinner at Athens Country Club Tuesday 6:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Littick of Zanesville and Mr. and Mrs. A. Chappell of Chillicothe visited Athens Sunday, guests of Mrs. Gordon K. Bush and baby at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Mr. Littick is publisher of the Zanesville Times-Recorder and Mr. Chappell publisher of the Chillicothe Scioto Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
First Christian Church
H. A. Elkins
Maplewood Dr
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Presbyterian Church
Fannie Eccles
Albany
Central Pta
Louise Young
University Terrace
W. O. Littick
Zanesville
A. Chappell
Chillicothe
Athens
Gordon K. Bush
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr. Bush
Strathmore Boulevard
Littick
Correct Bad Posture Line Exercise Guidance
Practical tips to straighten the body's vertical line from throat to feet while walking and standing. Includes balance tests on one leg, sitting posture guidance, and reminders to visualize the center line during daily activities. Mentions Sunnyside Needle Club, Mrs. M. M. Kerr, and PTA meeting rescheduling details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Betty McClure
Mary Herron
J. H. McClure
Vera Board
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Scarlatti
Bach
Beethoven
Alberti
Saint-Saens
Brahms
Davidsbunder
Schumann
Chopin
Dohnanyi
Liszt
Sigma Phi
Berkeley
Cal
U.P
Clarks Chapel Aid Society
O 0
Current Events Club
Gay Tea Room
Olive Roberts
Edith
Edith Wairfax
Medusa
Ede
Mr. Dick
King Charles
Dickens
Adele Garrison
Madge
Mary
Dorothy DIX
Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
W. Union St
Athens, Obto
Rad
Swanson
Athens, Ohio
Pauline Gillogly
K. L. Harwood
Dorothy Allen
R. H. McAfee
B. F. Allen
Nelsonville
Dorothy
H. E. McAfee
Howard E. Warner
Amesville
McAfee
Woolley and Rowland
Southern Ohio Electric Co
The
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Sarah Penrod
George McCollins
Richland Ave
Joseph Waltz
George Wilson
Cleo Kerns
Lancaster
Merritt Hysell
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Home
Margaret McGranor
Leta McLaughlin
Josephine McLaughlin
T. J. Merwin
Harley Moler
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Music Hall
White Shrine
Ioof Hall
Sayre Study Club
H. L. Atkinson
R. D
Hobson Study Circle
Athens Country Club
Alicia Hart
Sunnyside Needle Club
M. M. Kerr
W. Washington St
Mee Pta
East Side
PTA
Lin
Clover Farm
Gladys Swarthout
Ster Ofopers
Isedio
Frank Chapman
NBC
Athens Ice & Storage Co
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