Annual Children’s Party Hosted by Child Guidance Circle
The Child Guidance Circle of the CCL held its annual children's party on Saturday at the country home of Mrs. Ray Chadwell on Athens-Can aanville Road. The event began at 11 a.m. with a noon luncheon and afternoon outdoor games. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Robert Wheaton Mrs. Dale Orcutt and Mrs. Charles Trout. Members and their children present included Mrs. Wilson Baker and Johnny Mrs. Robert Genter Roger and Bruce Mrs. Larry Helwig Connie and Janet Mrs. Earl Hooper Charles and Jane Ann Mrs. Paul Jones and Deborah Mrs. John Lynch Johnny Kathleen and Linda Mrs. Joe Mechem Joe and Johnny Mrs. Olney Nevitt Pamela Kim and David Mrs. Marvin Phillips Carol and Stephen Mrs. Kenneth Reeder and Jan Mrs. Ray Rose Sandra and Phillip Mrs. Trout Pamela and Joe Mrs. Orcutt and Norman Mrs. Wheaton Gary and Merry Carol and Mrs. Chadwell LaVerne and Winton. Sandra and Phillip Collins and Richard Knight were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCL
Ray Chadwell
Athens-Canaanville Road
Robert Wheaton
Dale Orcutt
Charles Trout
Wilson Baker
Johnny
Robert Genter
Roger
Bruce
Larry Helwig
Connie
Janet
Earl Hooper
Charles
Jane Ann
Paul Jones
Deborah
John Lynch
Kathleen
Linda
Joe Mechem
Joe
Olney Nevitt
Pamela
Kim
David
Marvin Phillips
Carol
Stephen
Kenneth Reeder
Jan
Ray Rose
Sandra
Phillip
Student Recital Wednesday at 8
The School of Music presents Miss Betty Feiseli soprano pupil of Evangeline Merritt and Miss Lyndall Wooley pianist pupil of Eugene Jennings in a joint recital Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Music Hall Auditorium. Feiseli, from Sandusky, is nearing graduation in two degrees BF A in Music Literature and B.S. in Music Education and belongs to Mortar Board CAC Zeta Tau Alpha and Sigma Alpha Iota. Wooley, from Athens, is a junior who has performed for clubs and alumni, soloed with the Ohio University Band, and is a member of the Ohio University Chorus PhI Chi Delta and the Presbyterian Church Choir. Feiseli will sing arias from Mozart Marriage of Figaro and songs by Poulenc Rav el Britten and Bernstein. Wooley will perform works by Bach Mozart and Chopin. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Music
Betty Feiseli
Evangeline Merritt
Lyndall Wooley
Eugene Jennings
Music Hall
Auditoriurmn
Feiseli
Sandusky
Mortar Board
C.A.C
Zeta Tau Alpha
Sigma Alpha Iota
Miss Wooley
Athens
Ohio University Band
Ohio University Chorus
Ph! Chi Delta
Presbyterian Church Choir
Feiszii
Mozart
Poulenc
Ravel
Britten
Bernstein
Bach
Chopin
Red Cross To Give Nursing Course In Athens
The Athens County Red Cross offers a 12 hour home care of the sick course at W State St headquarters starting Thursday May 17 at 7 30. Mrs W H Kirchner leads sessions each Tue and Thu 7 30 9 30 for three weeks to teach illness response patient care medicines and disease spread control. Registration via Red Cross 651 phone. limit fifteen. POMEROY Funeral services for Harry Heines are set for Tuesday at 2 30 pm at Ewing funeral home, moved from 2 pm.
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Athens County Red Cross
W. State St
W. H. Kirchner
Red Cross Office
The New Mother and a Gush of Maternal Feelings
A new mother debates the sudden gush of maternal devotion after birth. She fears overbearing sentiment, doubts her bond, and confides to a friend about fatigue, irritability, and straightforward honesty with the baby. The friend reassures her that genuine care can emerge gradually.
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Bill
J-Prom King and Queen Crowned at Athens High
Dick Nellis and Caroline Hefti, juniors at Athens High, were named junior prom king and queen Saturday in the old gym. Other candidates included Antoinette Dis, Patty Fitzer, Billy Jo Nuzum, Tommy Lou Southerton, John Bolin, Russell Smith, George Kabat and Ralph Nuzum. The evening featured a Chinese temple theme with lanterns and pagoda décor, under music by Wib Lanning and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Nellis
Caroline Hefti
Athens High School
Antoinette Dis
Patty Fitzer
Billy Jo Nuzum
Tommy Lou Southerton
John Bolin
Russell Smith
George Kabat
Ralph Nuzum
Wib Lanning
Ruth Ellen Sands
Kenner Bush
Lena Ackley
Rochelle Silverman
Guale Vermillion
Jean Wingett
John Evans
Ethel Woolf
Joan Cannon
Jerome Fenske
Oliver Wood
Mary Connett
W. P. Parker
Barker
Earl Washburn
Washburn
Club Calendar Highlights From Local Societies
Woman's Society of Christian Service meets at First Methodist Church at 10 am with reports and elections. Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary hosts at 47 Elmwood Place with officers installed and potluck. W B A I O meets 7 30 pm at O F Hall. Athena Delphian Club gathers 7 30 pm at 10 N May. Grange event with sandwiches at Grange Hall. Mother Daughter casserole supper at Presbyterian Church at 6 pm with Rose Russell guest speaker. Progressive Literary Club meets 7 30 pm at 297 E State. Senior CCL dinner for husbands at 6 pm on 3 N May Ave. Regrets by Monday evening. Needle Club postponed.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Rose Russell
Pittsburgh
O. D. Morrison
Baby Meat Introduction Accelerates Early Diet Changes
Doctors and food experts note infants can begin meat early as protein needs rise with age. John Hopkins pediatrician Dr. L Emmett Holt cites high protein requirements for babies, roughly four grams per kilo, guiding mothers to mix meat into kid friendly meals. A producer markets low fat strained meats for easy warming, with creamed veal recipe included for two servings.
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Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Baby
L. Emmett Holt
John Hopkins University
WSCS Meeting Honors Mothers at Blanche Hayes Home
Mrs Blanche Hayes hosted the Stewart WSCS with daughter Gwendolyn assisting. Rev Haley led devotions and installed new officers while Mrs Spears conducted readings on virtuous traits. A Mothers Day dialogue skit by Mrs Haley and Theressa closed the evening. Refreshments followed for members and guests including Rev Haley and family. Next meeting set for the first Wednesday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Hayes
Stewart Wscs
Gwendolyn
Spears
Haley and
Theressa
Haley
Jace Haley
Bertha Byron
Lois Petty
Evelyn Spears
Isabelle Jarvis
Myrtle Barrows
Margaret Ogg
Sylvia Zimmerman
Inspirational case record of paralyzed Harry H Clark
Dr George W Crane promotes Harry H Clark as a spiritual tonic from Madison Sanitarium Tennessee. Clark cannot talk walk or write yet he spells ideas via an alphabet chart used by his secretary to compose a newspaper column. The piece urges readers to shed self pity and seek faith and perspective.
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Madison Sanitarium
Madison College
Tennessee
Harry Clark
University of South Carolina
Moody
Dr. Crane
Rexain
Harry H. Clark
Crane
Teen Talk Poll Shows Teen Girls Clocking Mom Time
A YWCA survey of the Y-teens of America finds most young people disapprove of mothers working outside the home and favor a close family unit with Mom, Dad, and two children. They support chores, meal planning, and a family council while preserving parental guidance on dating and values.
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YWCA
Y-teens of
America
Mom
Pop
Grandma
Grandpa
Ywca National
New York City
Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast Luncheon and Dinner Card
Tomorrow's menu lists breakfast with stewed prunes in orange juice cream of rice cereal crumb coffee cake coffee and milk. Mother toddler luncheon offers creamed veal and egg sliced tomatoes whole wheat bread butter margarine bananas tea milk. Dinner features pan broiled chicken new potatoes buttered asparagus enriched bread raw carrot sticks celery graham cracker crust chocolate pie coffee and milk.
J P Prom Queens Crowned at Annual Dance Night
Two queens shared first place at the J Prom. Hawaii resident Lee Dela Torre and Sidney native Jean Krukenberg, both Greek-affiliated, were honored with trophies. Babe Topole of Cleveland won the king’s throne. Shep Fields and his Rippling Rythmaes played from nine to one. Gifts from 31 Athens merchants complemented the festive decor and refreshments were served on the second floor. Gardena corsages were given to all women guests.
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Lee Dela Torre
Alpha Xi Delta
Hawaii
Jean Krukenberg
Alpha Delta Pi
Sidney
Phi Delta Theta
Babe Topole
Cleveland
Shep Fields
Athens
Belle White Class Meeting at Hud son Avenue Home
The Belle White Class of Bay Ave Methodist Church held its monthly business and social gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Thomas on Hud son Avenue. Mrs. Frances McMullen presided, with devotions by Mrs. Mabel Kern. Sixteen members were served refreshments by the hostess and Mrs. Glenna Weatherby. The next meeting is set for May 25 at the James McMullen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle White
Bay Ave
Woodrow Thomas
Hudson Ave
Frances McMullen
Mabel Kern
Glenna Weatherby
James McMullen
Rennel Concentrate Promises Easy Weight Loss
Kund reader Flora Williams of Cincinnati Ohio endorses Rennel Concentrate claiming rapid weight loss and renewed energy. The ad urges purchasing at a druggist and mixing with grapefruit juice two tablespoons twice daily with a money back guarantee if no initial results.
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Flora Williams
Flint ‘Si
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rennel
Bette
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Child Guidance
Red Cross
Pomeroy
Harry Heines
Ewing
Muriel Lawrence
Bill Junior
Nobdy
Fawcett
Chesterhill, Ohio
P. C. Nichols
Gordon K. Burch
P. B. Burns
L. A. Wigal
Mary Burns
Columbus
Jay
Sampselle
Rita Burns
de Williams H. Leaders
Mercy Hospital
Leaders
The
McBee Co
Huntington
W. Va
Arthur Lowther
Lancaster
Fred Walburn
Shafer St
T. C. McCracken
Elmwood
L. J. Addicott
Ooo
O. F. Hall
Athena Delphian Club
H. A. MacCaskill
N. May
Grange, Grange Hall
P. m
Oan Progressive Literary Club
E. T Hayes
E. State
Aee Senior
P. W. Helwig
van Tuesday Needle Club
WSCS
George W. Crane
BY Vivian Brown
Florida
Athens, Ohio
Ene
Quick's
Ambassador Laundries & Dry Cleaning
Stimson
Mrs. Jones
Sanrtay
Lowman
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