Miss Mildred Colville Speaks on School Health Programs
Socially Speaking reports Miss Mildred Colville addressing the City Federation at Athens High School Little Theater on school health programs. The piece notes origins in England, aims for physical and mental growth, and health education. mentions attendees including Ohio University figures, a rest room renovation note, and federation thanks. It also covers junior prom attendees at Athens High, and relatives visiting from Camp Kerby and Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Colville
City Federation
ISE
Athens
Schior
Little Theater
Athens High School
England
Ita
Aslan
M.C. Mort Bird
Ohio University
Ian
Eneatereo
A. HL
Helen Keyser
Joseph Trepp
Dayton
Mary Linfield
Harry Lackey
Athens High
Athens Grange
Tues
Effie Watkins
Atlantic City
Ambassador Hotel
City
Rome
Brn
Nelson Welk
Treas
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Federation
Laura Bailey
HM. Woods
W. L. Gard
Phien J. R. Harvey
Hill-Billy Dance at Phi Delta Theta House
Phi Delta Theta held its annual spring Hill-Billy Dance Saturday night at the chapter house on West Mulberry Street. Guests arrived in Hill-Billy outfits and the event featured informal dancing to Jimmie Littler and his orchestra. Chaperons were Mr. Tom Wood and Miss Margaret Me Cutcheon. Prof. J.B. Harrison and Miss Irene Devlin attended. alumni Ted Preston Jerrie Blair Joe Thomas Clarence Dew Ted Alfred and John ion omery returned for the gathering. A separate note says Alexander Presbyterian Church Women’s Association will meet Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Mrs T. W. Coe’s home with assistants Mrs. Luin Baughman and Mrs. Marie Dorsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Delta ‘Theta
W. Mulberry St
Jimmie Littler
Tom Wood
Margaret Me
Cutcheon
J.B. Harrison
Irene Devlin
Ted Preston
Jerrie Blair
Joe Thomas
Clarence Dew
Ted Alfred
John ‘Ionomery
Alexander Women ‘Woman's Association
The
Alexander Presbyterian Church
T. W. Coe
Albany
Luin Baughman
Marie Dorsey
University Students in Photos Highlight Fine Arts Speaker
University students photograph sessions feature L. C. Mitchell as the fine arts speaker while descriptions reflect on painting and art analysis. The scene underscores campus interest in arts discourse and student engagement with cultural topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie C. Tash
Roces Fees
Sepeal Ag
Aston
Pete Sacks
Tae Ace University
31 Club Dinner at Carl's Lunch Field Report
The 31 Club held a dinner meeting at Carl's Lunch on Friday evening at half past six. Members present included Mrs. Max Heston, Mrs. Pred Van Meter, Mrs. Ivan Brown, Mrs. Harold McGrath, Mrs. Harry Risley, Mrs. Denver Rowland, Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Mrs. George Merchant, and four guests: Mrs. Pearl Romine, Mrs. Paul Tribe, Mrs. Russell Hall, and Mrs. Rosa Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Club
Servie Hual
Carl
Max Heston
Pred van Meter
Ivan Brown
Harold McGrath
Harry Risley
Denver Rowland
Kenneth Smith
George Merchant
Pearl Romine
Paul ‘Tribe
Russell Hall
Rosa Holt
Pi Kappa Alpha District Convention At Columbus Ohio
Seventeen members of PI Kappa Alpha Ohio University attended the annual district convention in Columbus May 2 to 4 as guests of Alpha Rho from Ohio State University. Delegates from Cincinnati Western Reserve and Wittenberg met with Ohio University reps. Activities included a stag smoker Friday, meetings Saturday in Campbell Hall, and a Virginia Hotel ball Saturday night with Bobby Jones orchestra. Next year’s convention will be at Wittenberg with Gamma Zeta as hosts and plans for a Diamond Jubilee convention in 194%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PI Kappa Alpha Ohio University
Annua
Columbus
Alpha Rho
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Cincinnati
Western Reserve
Wittenberg
Campbell Hall
Virgina Hotel
Pi Kappa Alphas
Bobby’ Jones
Virginia
Gamma Zeta Chapter
Gamma Omicron
BM Kruspe
Bill Smart
Jimannes
Jim’ Bryan
Dick Frazier
John’ Fox
Cooperative Crafts Distribve Outlet for Southeastern Ohio Arts
Men and women who make hooked rugs quilts and crafts in their homes have an outlet at a new cooperative shop located at 9 Mill St near Court and Mill. Floyd Cooper, former WPA adviser, runs the shop displaying rugs quilts woodwork and other crafts from Athens and surrounding counties. Collectors and agents across several towns organize consignment displays. About 65 craft workers are shown with items including rag rugs quilts knitted lace afghans and woodwork. The shop aims to provide income and a market for makers in Athens The Plains Wellston and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Crafts
Mill St
Court and
Mill
Floyd Cooper
WPA Adult Educa
Ohio
Cooper
Athens
Suking
Vineham
Washington
Jackson
Meigs
Land Gallia
Rosemont
Marion
W. Va
Wilfred
St John's Valley
Maine
Beren
Beren College
Meg Cooper
Anna Smith
McArthur
Mary Shinglet
Wellston
George W. Rupp
Gladys P. McCoy
Bidwel
Carl ‘Dovenbarker
Martte
Josephine Sayre
Logan
Route Three
Mabel’ Casley
Anit Ince
Mra
E. Cooper
Columbia Age
Robert Curdie
Glouster
Evelyn Million
Union St
Bob Scott
The
Plains
Bob
Jean Butterfield
Casle Saunders
Middleport
W. B. Pruden
Elliott St
Hazel Matheny
Mildred Blum
Paul Casley
Charles” Simpson
Millfield
Luther Uldrich
Lloyd Cooper
Noel Visits Madge as Marion’s Troubles Stir
Dicky and Noel exchange wary greetings as Noel learns of Marion’s trouble and the plan to return to Dalemourin. Mary’s arrival is noted, and Noel’s concern grows while Dicky contemplates how to reveal the family strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Dicky
Marion
Madge
Noel
Calendar of Club Events Tuesday May Gatherings
A cluttered calendar lists events for local clubs and churches on Tuesday and Wednesday. Highlights include Sayre Study Circle at 6 pm at Mrs D B Given, Philathen Class at 1:30 pm at Mrs John Jagers, Athens White Shrine rehearsal and business session May 6 at 7:30 pm, Friendship Court potluck at Richland Ave Methodist Church, and Red Cross needlework at 62 Sunnyside Drive. Additional meetings include Phi Mu Auxiliary, Athens County Council of Childhood Education, Faithful Few Club, and W C T at various times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre Study Circle
D.B. Given
Arden Place
Pam
John Jagers
Athens
Jerusalem
Friendship
Richland Ave
Methodist Church
Asco Women's Chuir
Ooe
Athens County Council of Childood Education
Athens Township
Se. W
T. Bryan
Pansy Zinn
Mabel Mapes
Zinn
W.c-T
Methyist
Frank Goldsberry
M. Vermillion
Auntie Madge and Mary in Urgent Talk at Lansfield
Noel urges caution as Aunt and wife are to be guarded by the hotel until Trean contacts Dad. Dicky explains Mary holds sought knowledge and others want both women kept under watch, with orders not to separate them until given the signal. Continued tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel
Mary
Madge
Dicky
Diskatewered
Dalemouin
Lansfield
Noe
Trean
Dom
Sonata Recital Tonight at Ohio University
Two senior music students from Ohio University present a joint Sonata Recital at 8 p m in Music Hall Auditorium. David Flanagan violinist and pupil of Ingerham and Newman will perform Bach Beethoven and Franck, with both active in local musical groups and Phi Mu Alpha.
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Wo Wells
Niors
Ohio University
Jin Music Hall
David Flanagan
P. W."ingerham
Newman
William
Flanagan
First Methodist Church
Powell
Episcopal Church
Wesleyan Foundation
Phi Mu Alpha
Honor ‘Ary Musical Organization
Ohio University” Symphony
Ohio University Choir
Ambrose Flanagan
Syracuse
Newman M. Powell
Mill ‘St
Bach
Beethoven
Franck
Luncheon and Buffet Bridge For Mrs George N Burger
Mrs George N Burger of Fort Mitchell Ky is celebrated as a house guest of Mrs Lamar J Otis Sunnyside Drive The Burger husband Dr G N Burger formerly Ohio University health director now in private practice in Fort Mitchell Mrs Burger came for the May Breakfast by the Faculty Women's Club on Sunday and attended a buffet bridge hosted by Mrs Otis and later by Mrs William M Young at The Eastwood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Burger
Fort Mitchell
Lamar J. Otis
Sunnyside Drive
Burger
G. N. Burger
Ohio University Health Service
Faculty Women’s Club
Otis
William M. Young
North Hill
Eastwood
Tau Kappa Epsilon Spring Formal Held After Intermission
Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity held its annual Spring Formal with social committee members Gregory and Kay Reed organizing. Officers James Snyder and Watkins assisted after intermission as Jimmie Johnson and his orchestra provided music. May Day decorations and table favors featured, with guests including Rev. and Mrs. Fred E. Lucht Prof. and Mrs. F.T. Paige and Mrs. J. O. Stephan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam William ‘Gregory
Gregory
Kay Reed
James Snyder
Eatl
Watkins
John Schafer
OMS Toons Kappa. Epsilon
Fred E. Lucht
F.T. Paige
J. O. Stephan
J.E. ‘Thackery
Josephine Snook
Jimmie Johnson
PEO Luncheon at The Country Club in Athens
The Athens PEO chapter held a biennial luncheon at The Country Club on a Saturday in May to celebrate the Blatietta Chapter and the Athens Chapter's fifteenth anniversary. Mrs Nelle Foster sang several selections as Mire. Fret facne reviewed a novel, and the hostess committee included Mrs FB Diley, Mrs H Ertery Ara Rutue Hopkins, and Mrs aca Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancheon Sor Et
Merwaing
Athens
BEO
Country Club
Blatietta
Peon
Nelle Foster
Puest
H. Ertery Ara Rutue Hopkins
Aca Fulton
Amere Needle Club Skips Meeting This Thursday
The Amere Needle Club will not hold its meeting this Thursday due to illness among members.
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Amere Needle Club
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Robert McKibben
Camp Kerby
Mississippi
Tre
Clarence Morrison
Seth McClain
Raymond Webb
Near Athens
Webb
Walter Saylor
Chillicothe
Webl
James Saylor
Hill-Billy
Phi Delta Theta
Ritz
Cornell
L. C. Mitchell
31 Club
I Kappa Alpha
Womar |S. Daughters
Womans Auxiliary of the
Rebecca Morris McKee
Episcopal Church of the "Good Vs
Daughters of 1812
Shepherd
A. ‘Terrill
Mapley, Canaan Road
Cooperative Shop
Freeman Scott
George H. Carsey
Race St
Robert Cunningham
Richard Calhoun
R. L. Sanders
Ed Baker
Boyd Ave
Mire
Mary A Stout
N. High
Frank Calvin
Lancaster St
Lone Star
L.A. Barrows
Frost
Ralph Dalton
Thelma
E * Noel
Wil
Camoulage
Aer
Nic
Louis Hammerle
Morris Ave
Esa Ib
Phi Mu
G. E. Mills
Grosenor St
Genevieve Kemble Abay
Cara
Serene Snes
Burch
Rutland
Harry Snowden
Earl Snowden
Akron
Ray Burch
Snowden
Alex Anei
Charles
Joyce
Route Two
JR. Nelson
Point Rock
Roseton Whittington
Delbert Bosworth
Whittington
Nelson
Central Ave
ROMAN
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Peo
Zephyr Steel
Gallaher
Court St
Oniene
Continous
Mifion Delar
Arheena
Mayis
Ort
Summers &Son
Hammond Organ
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