Spirea Foundation Not Adequate for Year Round Appeal
Marvin Carbonneau of Ohio State University told Region XI gardeners at the Logan spring meeting that spirea as foundation plant material has ended. He urged durable, well-drained plants with year round color and warned against cheap bushes requiring heavy pruning and frequent replacement.
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Ohio State University
The
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Methodist Church
Logan
Carbonneau
Shower for Mrs. McBride Held at Central Ave Home
Mrs. Joe McBride Jr. was honored at a stork shower on April 23 hosted by Mrs. J. W. McBride and Mrs. Dan Genberg at the J. W. McBride home on Central Ave. Guests included numerous relatives and friends. Pink and blue decor accompanied refreshments.
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Joe McBride Jr
J. W. McBride
Dan Klingenberg
Central Ave
L. L. Lovett
Joe McBride
D. A. Rogers
George McBride
Nick McBride
Lorna Jewell
JoAnne Davis
Keith Hanson
John Evans
Carl Turner
J. W. Whaley
W. R. Hughes
Jack Earich
Paul Gould
Linda Gould
Wade Tom
William Gould
Edna Moore
Byron Linscott
Becky Linscott
Mary Gould
Harold Swisher
Glen Fiscus
Phon Jeffers
Nancy Jeffers
Nancy Allen
Rupe Uhlman
Donald Malster
Mildred Malster
Sheila Lovett
Don Lee
Henry Kelby
Marriage of Pearl Mathews to Ray Jones
The marriage of Pearl Mathews to Ray Jones both of Athens Route 1 is announced. The wedding was at 8 p m Saturday April 30 in the home of the bridegroom s sister Mrs Billa Rose 44 W State St Mr and Mrs Jones will reside Route 1 Athens.
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Pearl Mathews
Ray Jones
Athens
Billa Rose
State St
Chi Omega Members Win Campus Honors at Ohio University
Chi Omega sorority members at Ohio University received multiple honors. Sally Marie Coombs earned the Junior Class Scholarship Award, Sally Love Lynn the Alpha Lambda Delta senior honor certificate, and both the Panhellenic Group Scholarship Award and Phi Mu Pledge Glass Scholarship awards went to Chi Omega. Merrybelle Dean Christine Metz and Ann Thompson were tapped by Chimes, with Kay Kenny Phyllis Yarrow and Sally Coombs named to Mortar Board.
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Chi Omega
Sally Marie Coombs
Sally Love Lynn
Alpha Lambda Delta
Merrybelle Dean
Christine Metz
Ann Thompson
Chimes
Kay Kenny
Phyllis Yarrow
Sally Coombs
Prom in Oriental Garden At The Plains High School
The Plains High School hosts a Junior-Senior Prom in an Oriental garden setting Friday night. Melanie Lovesey led guests across a lilac footbridge as officers welcomed attendees. The intermission featured speeches, music, and a varied program with students from multiple clubs assisting.
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the Plains High School
Melanie Lovesey
Carol Keeton
Sandra Tinkham
Adda Maccomb
Install New Officers Federated Circle
Officers for the coming year were installed at Tuesday night's session of the Federated Circle of the Child Conservation League after dessert and bridge at The Sportsmag. Mrs. B. T. Grover is the new president. Other officers include Mrs. John Good as vice president and Mrs. Joe Vanity as treasurer. New members added at the meeting are Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Donald Flowers, Mrs. Kathryn Sager, Mrs. William Hess, Mrs. Elmer Horsky, Mrs. Al Carpenter, and Mrs. Merle McManigle.
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Federated Circle of the Child Conservation League
B. T. Grover
John Good
Joe Vanity
Thomas Williams
Glen Chadwell
Robert Smith
Donald Flowers
Kathryn Sager
William Hess
Elmer Horsky
al Carpenter
Merle McManigle
Misses Pattern 4805 Jr Miss Style Size 16 Sheath
Printed Pattern 4805 offers easy sew Misses' sizes 10 to 18 for a willowy sheath. Pattern includes directions and is sold by mail for 50 cents plus 10 cents for first class mailing. Send name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams in New York.
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Sarah
Anne Adams
Athens Messenger
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
aCeatl 3 Willing Workers Club Holds Inaugural Meeting
The aCeatl 3 Willing Workers Club met Monday at Mrs. James Woodyard's home. Linda Hanning was elected president with Harriet Ervin as vice president, Mary Bails as secretary treasurer, Karen Goldsberry reporter, Margaret Knivesti recreation leader, and Cathy Laggel heart and safety leader. Advisers are Mrs. Woodyard and Mrs. Everett Hanning. Next meeting will be Monday at the Woodyard residence. Mrs. M. E. Twiss will direct a 2:30 p.m. Pallas Club program Saturday at Mrs. Joan A. Hess’s home. Mrs. S. R. Johnson will read a paper on Elizabeth Hawes. Executive board meets at 2 p.m.
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Willing Workers Club
James Woodyard
Linda Hanning
Harriet Ervin
Mary Bails
Karen Goldsberry
Margaret Knivesti
Cathy Laggel
Woodyard
Everett Hanning
M. E. Twiss
Pallas Club
Joan A. Hess
Grosvenor
S. R. Johnson
Elizabeth Hawes
Athens Emblem Club to Install New Officers
Supreme officers Mildred Thorn and Elinore Helfert of Hemet California will install officers at the Athens Emblem Club installation meeting at the Elks Club. The event follows a 6 30 p m banquet and starts at 8 p m. Retiring president Mrs Sam C Warren is succeeded by Mrs Darrell Todd.
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Mildred Thorn
Elinore Helfert
Hemet
Calif
Athens Emblem Club
Elks Club
Sam C. Warren
Darrell Todd
Needlework Pattern 828 for Pets on Nursery Keepsakes
Transfer five pet motifs sized about 4 4 by 6 2 inches to crib or carriage covers. Directions include a quilting motif. Pattern price thirty five cents plus five cents postage. Send payment and name address zone to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept. P O Box 169 Old Chelsea Station New York NY.
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Athens Messenger
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old
Chelsea Station
Home Club Plans Trip For May 7
The April meeting of the Athens Home Demonstration Club in Albany approved a May 7 trip to Gallipolis Point Pleasant and Pomeroy with luncheon at Martins Tea Shop in Middleport. Members voted to donate homemade cookies to Hill Crest Rest Home on Mothers Day and learned of an Ohio State lecture series continuing May 17.
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Athens Home Demonstration Club
Orvil Wyman
Albany
Harold McGrath
J. B. White
James Josten
Harvey Coconougher
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy
Martins Tea Shop
Middleport
Hill Crest Rest
Ray Smith
Grange Hall
Professor Shultz
Ohio State University
D. E. Marquis
Frank Hughes
Mable Swartz
John Huffman
Lewis McBride
Mildred Banks
Church Supper and Talent Show Benefit Albany Area
The Church of God hosts a supper at Grange Hall Athens Fairgrounds on Saturday 5 to 7 pm with chicken sandwiches noodles baked beans slaw pie and coffee to aid the new Columbus Road church building. Albany Elementary grades 1 6 sponsor a Mothers Club talent show 8 pm Wednesday May 11 with prizes. Order of Eastern Star Albany holds a Vesper service at Temple Church tonight at 7 30 led by Rev. Kenneth Mason.
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Church of God
Grange Hall
Athens Fairgrounds
Columbus Rd
Albany
Mothers’ Club
Order of Eastern Star At Albany
Temple Church
Kenneth Mason
Athens Garden Club hears County Agent talk on insects
Athens Garden and Nature Club hosted Kenneth Ackerman, Athens County Extension Agent, who spoke on insects and disease and offered pest control tips. The meeting at Mrs. John Deem’s home featured a white and green Japanese style arrangement.
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Kenneth Ackerman
Athens County Extension
Athens Garden and Nature Club
John Deem
Carpenter St
Ralph Camp
Kenneth Barrows
Herman Douglas
Presbyterians Invite to Africa Film and Dinner
Athens area Presbyterians and guests are invited to a 6 p.m. dinner at First Presbyterian Church followed by a film screening of Mark of the Hawk starring Eartha Kitt and Sidney Portier. The event, sponsored by the Athens Presbyterian Women and United Presbyterian Men, supports a United Presbyterian Church in the USA project. Tickets available in advance at the church or by calling Mrs. E. A. Cottingham LY 3-1852. reservations needed.
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First Presbyterian Church
Athens Presbyterian Women
United Presbyterian Men of the Church
E. A. Cottingham
Rummage Sale and Banquet Scheduling in Athens
Richland Avenue Methodist Church hosts a rummage sale from 8 a.m. to noon with a progressive class. Summit Grange holds an 8 p.m. program and refreshments. Shade alumni banquet and dance at 7 p.m. with reservations by May 3 to Rose Howard Follrod or Richard Bobo, both of Athens. A miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Theodore Rupert, former Ann Smith, at Mrs Ginevra Foster’s home in Carpenter at 7:30 p.m. invites friends and relatives.
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Richland Avenue Methodist Church
Armory
Summit Grange
Shade
Rose Howard Follrod
Euclid Dr
Richard Bobo
Elliott St
Athens
Theodore Rupert
Ann Smith
Ginevra Foster
Carpenter
Exhibit Shadow Boxes At School
Seventh and eighth graders of St. Pauls Elementary showcase shadow boxes in the Edwin Watts Chubb Library reading room. Boxes originate from a school contest won by Joe Bodnar for the White Mane portrayal with Sue Schloss second for the Fishermans wife. Other themes include Snow White Sleeping Beauty Cinderella and Heidi. Exhibition runs through week end.
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St. Paul’s
Edwin Watts Chubb
Joe Bodnar
Sue Schloss
Snow White
Sleeping Beauty
Cinderella
Heidi
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French City
the Plains
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Miss Lovsey
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Donald Strole
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Anita McWilliams
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Charlotte la Tour
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