Distinguished Visitor Dr Sockman Lines Up Athens Luncheon Dinner
Dr Ralph W Sockman of Christ Church New York City served as the final speaker in Ohio University’s Distinguished Visitors series. He was entertained at a luncheon by Dr Horace T Houf and at dinner by Dr and Mrs Victor Whitehouse. The events featured local church representatives and YWCA members with discussions on religious attitudes in colleges. Dr Sockman spoke three times on campus and then left Athens.
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H. T. Houf
Victor Whitehouse
Ralph W. Sockman
Christ Church
New York City
Ohio University
Horace T. Houf
E. State St
Houf
Athens
YWCA
William G. Seaman
Russel Bayliff
Neil J. Crawford
Margaret Shannon
Irma E. Voigt
Edith Wray
Rosemary Doran
Doris Seigfried
Marcella Long
Lloyd Clarke
Phillip Smith
A. Y. Wilcox
Jack Meister
Robert Loyer
Oliver Martin
E. T. Volwhler
Elma Hill
Helen Miller
Sockman
Whitehouse
Meeting With Miss Herron By Philathea Class
The Philathea Class of the Christian Church held its regular monthly meeting at Miss Mae Herron’s home on Tuesday night. Miss Emma Stotts presided, Miss Gladys Moore led devotions, and guests enjoyed contests and light refreshments. Assisting hostesses were Miss Frances Crawford and Miss Gladys Wade. Rev. Neil J. Crawford and Miss Mary Patton attended as guests.
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Philathea
The
Christian Church
Mae Herron
Emma Stotts
Gladys Moore
Frances Crawford
Gladys Wade
Neil J. Crawford
Mary Patton
Mrs Douglas Announces Daughter Reva Mae Douglas Wedding
Mrs. Lillie Douglas announces the marriage of her daughter Reva Mae to Gordon Verity of Athens. They plan a Newport Kentucky ceremony on Sunday May 2 with both graduates employed in Lima and to reside in Cairo with Mrs. Verity's mother. Aurelia Lee Davidson leaves for Washington to resume studies at Columbia College in home arts and music.
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Lillie Douglas
Reva Mae
Gordon Verity
Athens
Newport
Verity
Olive Orange High School
Albany High School
Lima
Cairo
Aurelia Lee Davidson
John Davidson
Washington, D. C
Columbia College
Ster
Local Social Calendar Highlights Thursday Events
Ladies Auxiliary benefit party at Eagles Hall begins Thursday at 8 p.m. Social activities include Child Study Club meeting at 175 Second St. Thursday 7 30 p.m. and an all day Ladies Aid gathering at Richland Ave M P Church with a noon pot luck.
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The
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Homer Brown
Second St
Wade Swartz
William Mansfield
000 Ladies Aid of
Richland Ave. M. P
Women's Faculty Club Re Elects Officers
The Women's Faculty Club reelected officers for the coming year at a Colonial Inn meeting. Irene Elliott succeeds Marie Quick as president. Margaret Benedict becomes historian. Reelected: Mary Jane Hitchcock vice president Irene Witham recording secretary Edna Felt corresponding secretary and Esther Dunham treasurer.
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Women’s Faculty Club
Colonial Inn
Irene Elliott
Marie Quick
Margaret Benedict
Mary Jane Hitchcock
Irene Witham
Edna Felt
Esther Dunham
East Side PTA Names Officers For Next Year
The East Side PTA held a meeting at East Side School featuring a demonstration by Miss Betty Ridenour of the hard of hearing class serving 15 students, eight from Athens, and announced next year’s officers: President Mrs Ural Westfall, first vice president Mrs Don Clippinger, second vice president Mrs Neil Thomas, secretary Miss Ethel Reese, and treasurer Mrs Earl Funk. The retiring president Mrs John W. Dowler installed the officers.
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East Side Pta
East Side School
Betty Ridenour
Ridenour
Athens
Miss Ridenour
L. C. Staats
Ural Westfall
Don Clippinger
Neil Thomas
Ethel Reese
Earl Funk
John W. Dowler
Miss Dix Offers Popularity Tips For Girls
A column shares concise guidance for girls on appealing to boys through natural appearance and style, moderation in cosmetics, neat dress, and avoiding artificiality. Emphasizes being authentic, speaking appropriately, and letting men talk about themselves to build connection.
Modern baby beauty depends on early care and grooming
Authorities prize early care of hair skin and nails to shape a girl’s future appearance. The piece advises washing oiling gentle brushing trimming nails dental visits posture and learning a sport with professional coaching to build confidence and balance.
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Yesteryear
Honorary music fraternities present joint program in Athens
Sigma Alpha Iota and Phi Mu Alpha will stage a joint instrumental program in Music Hall Auditorium at 8 15 p m as part of National Music Week. The program directed by Miss Betty McClure and Mr. Albert Bergeson features brass and string quartets, solo vocal and organ numbers, and a Varsity Quartet finale. The event includes a tea later Friday by the Women’s Music Club with extensive junior and senior club participants from Athens.
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Athens
Sigma Alpha Iota
Phi Mu Alpha
Music Hall Auditorium
Betty McClure
Albert Bergeson
Brass Quartet
Robert Rockey
Walter Kinney
Daniel Gutter
Sara May Gruey
Women's Music Club of
Faculty Women's Club
South College St
M. A. Smith
Philip Peterson
Amelia Hockenberry
H. A. McCaskill
H. G. Stalder
Jane Foster
Arminta Morrison
Joan Woolley
Ruth Hammerle
Delpha Douglas
Ruth Hartley
Virginia Segale
Marjorie Malone
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Miss Herron
Douglas
Consumers Education Group
AAUW
Agriculture Building
M. J. Botter
State Department of Health
Athens League of Women Voters
H. R. McVay
N. Congress St
Daisy Smith
Athens County
Church of God
Watt Rhoads
Hastings
Current Events Club
Gay Tea Room
Emmett Rowles
Hal Rowland
Lewis A. Oadis
M. T. Vermillion
Chiefs’ Club
Ruth Smith
Chauncey
Chi Omega Sorority
Ruth Ann Robinson
Bellaire
Virginia Brooks
Nelsonville
Betty Jean Fox
Akron
Bethel Lichty
Cleveland
June Lowmiller
Warren
Virginia Rose
Robinson
French Club
Daughters of Union Veterans
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Blanche Root
Rauch's Bakery
Batiste
Miss Dix
Baby
Mainbocher
Peterman
Tiss
South Court Street
OIC
Them
van Ihn
Helen Radford
Ruth Mason
L. C. Mitchell
Mary Elizabeth Ellis
A. R. Guest
Shouhee Arpee
Ohio University School of Music
Clarks Chapel
Ladies Aid
E. F. Sells
N. Court St
H. M. Bigley
Racine
Dickerson
Jean Adair
Paris Fashion
Woodworth's
U.S.A
Ely
Domino
E.f.sells
Court St
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