OU Chorus and Orchestra Presents Concert at Memorial Auditorium
The University Chorus and Orchestra staged a ambitious Sunday concert with 217 students, featuring Bach Magnificat Brahms Naeme and Hanson Lament for Beowulf. The Beowulf piece opened with vivid pagan tones and climactic moments ending in a tranquil epilogue.
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OU Chorus
Memorial Auditorium
University
Ohio University
Bach
Naeme
Brahms
Hanson
Gorton
Evangeline Merritt
Herman Hann
Mr. Hanson
Chase Circle Hosts Potluck and Meeting
The Chase Circle of Ruth held an all day meeting with Mrs. Edna Smith leading. Attendees included Mrs. Mat tie Coates, Mazie Hanning, Lola Goodin, Mary Chase, Grace Woodyard, Minta Chase, Pauline Martin, Ruth Carbaugh, Julia Graham, Della Stanley, Aura French, Bessie Goodin, Bessie Pugh, Evelyn Pugh, Beulah Cordroy and Ruth Martin with Billy Martin and Johnnie Goodwin as guests. The old cheer sisters received gifts, new ones were drawn, and the next gathering will be a noon picnic at the roadside park near Darwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Circle
Ruth
Edna Smith
Mattie Coates
Mazie Hanning
Lola Goodin
Mary Chase
Grace Woodyard
Minta Chase
Pauline Martin
Ruth Carbaugh
Julia Graham
Della Stanley
Aura French
Bessie Goodin
Bessie Pugh
Evelyn Pugh
Beulah Cordroy
Ruth Martin
Billy Martin
Johnnie Goodwin
Darwin
Camouflaging a Short Cut for Flattery
Hair grows out from a short bob and the tips offer tips from Victor Vito a New York hair stylist. He suggests disguising uneven back ends with a false piece flower wreaths or bows and massing flowers to conceal growth. For growing out, top layers should grow out first while under layers stay trimmed at the neckline. Swirl or wave hair rather than curl and use lacquer spray or lotion to tame flyaway ends. Regular brushing and frequent shampoos add sheen to lacking styling length.
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Victor Vito
New York
Vito
Gelatin Dessert and Molasses Ice Cream Recipes
A vintage dessert page offers Coffee-Cream Gelatin and Taffy Ice Cream recipes. The coffee gelatin layers use multiple gelatin envelopes, coffee, sugar, and cream, with chilling steps. The Taffy Ice Cream blends eggs, molasses, vanilla, salt, and cream, then freezes in stages for a smooth finish.
Daily Meals Menu Framed in Historic Diet Options
Breakfast includes tomato juice with lemon slice ham or bologna corn bread butter or fortified margarine jam coffee milk. Luncheon offers creamed vegetables cheese enriched bread sliced tomatoes gingerbread tea milk. Dinner features kidney and onion stew steamed rice buttered green beans enriched bread chicory beet salad coffee-cream gelatin coffee milk.
Athens County FHA elects officers at spring rally
Athens County FHA held its annual spring rally at Nelsonville High School. Phyllis McIntorf of Rome was elected president and Jeanette Henderson of Troy was named secretary. Dottie Lou Brandeberry retired as president and conducted the meeting. A potluck supper followed with group singing led by Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Heft. A girls octet sang and Phyllis Meinturf played a clarinet solo. The Troy chapter presented the Emblem Service and candidates received the Chapter Homemaker Degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Fha
Nelsonville High School
Phyllis McIntorf
Rome
Jeanette Henderson
Troy
Dottie Lou Brandeberry
Hughes
Nelsonville
Heft
May Frost
Phyllis Meinturf
Sigma Kappa Teas With Athens High Seniors
Nineteen Athens High senior girls and their mothers attended a Spring Tea at the Sigma Kappa House 95 University Terrace. Guests included Rae Sorensen Akron president Mary Lou Happoldt Cleveland and other members and alumnae. Maroon and white flowers decorated the scene. Lucille Phillips poured.
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Athens High
Sigma Kappa
University Terrace
Rae Sorensen
Cleveland
Rush
Mary Lou Happoldt
Akron
Rubye MacCauley
Sorority
Irma Voigt
Gerald Dykstra
Lucille Phillips
Smith College selects Miss Lontz as 1951 yearbook art editor
Miss Marcia Joan Lontz daughter of Mr and Mrs D M Lontz of 2842 East State Street has been chosen art editor of the 1951 year book at Smith College She is a freshman at Smith College Northampton Mass
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Marcia Joan Lontz
D. M. Lontz
East State Street
Smith College
Lontz
Northampton
Mass
Rome Girls Attend State FHA Convention in Columbus
Four Rome Cana High School girls attended the Ohio FHA state convention in Columbus. Phyllis McIntorf received the State Homemaker Degree and was elected State Historian. Delegates were Juanita Enevoldsen May Frost Marlene Jarvis, with advisor Mrs. Kall and club father D C McInturf.
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Rome- Canaan
Columbus
Phillis McIntorf
Juanita Enevoldsen
May Frost
Marlene Jarvis
University Hall
A. W. Short
Conservation Extension Service
Ohio Department National Resources
Phyllis McIntorf
Kansas City
Missouri
George learns from indecision in a child case study
In Case W-291 George, age 11, struggles with commitments to attend an art class or go to a movie with friends. After discussion, he chooses to keep his promise, empowering his morale and teaching a lesson on decisiveness. The author urges parents to push children toward independent decision making.
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George
George W. Crane
Jimmy
Jeffery Theater
Philip
Hamlet
Marriage of Eleanor Roe Nichols to George Lee Mc Fee
Mr A B Roe of 1414 Lake Drive Harbor Beach Ft Lauderdale Florida announces the marriage of his daughter Mrs Eleanor Roe Nichols to Mr George Lee Mc Fee son of Mr and Mrs H C McFee of Asheville NC The quiet ceremony was performed by Judge Cecil Conner in Folkston Georgia on May 2 1950 The bride wore a pale rose suit with matching accessories and a corsage of rose camellias The couple left for Sea Island Georgia then plan to visit Asheville before residing at Park View Apartments Ft Lauderdale
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A. B. Roe
Lake Drive
Harbor Beach
Ft. Lauderdale
Florida
Eleanor Roe Nichols
George Lee McFee
H. C. McFee
Asheville
N. C
Cecil Conner
Folkston
Georgia
Sea Island Georgia
Park View Apartments
Community women schedule meetings and events
Alpha Xi Delta auxiliary hosts at 25 Strathmore, 8:00 p.m. Regrets to hostess. WSCS of First Methodist Church holds meetings with 1:00 p.m. general session and 2:00 p.m. presiding by Mrs. John Dowler. WBA IOOF Hall 7:30 p.m. 600 Tuesday Needle Club at Mrs. W. A. Reading home 35 Franklin Ave. 7:30 p.m. New Marshfield CES at 8:00 p.m. for degree work. refreshments by Masonic members. Senior Circle CCL annual dinner for husbands at 6:00 p.m. Mrs. Willis E. Johnson host at 12 N. Shannon Ave. Bring table service. Athens Delphian Club at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. B. A. Renkenberger 44 Fairview Ave. Regrets to 27191. Troy Grange to organize juvenile Grange at 8:00 p.m. Each family bring a pie. Women's Association Presbyterian Church executive board 1:30 p.m. and association meeting 2:00 p.m. Group 4 to host. Progressive Literary Club at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. George Fee on Athens Route 4.
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Alpha Xi Delta
Francis B. Fuller
Strathmore Bivd
First Methodist Church
John Dowler
New Marshfield Ces
Willis E. Johnson
N. Shannon Ave
Athens Delphian Club
B. A. Renkenberger
Fairview Ave
Troy Grange
Women’s Association
Presbyterian Church
Progressive Literary Club
George Fee
Athens
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West Union St
Fawcett-Stone
Charles
London
J.J
Fawcett
Stone Chesterhill
Athens County
John F. Newcomb
Alice
James R. Patrick
Mary
Denver Gooding
Barbara
D. M. Goddard
D. B. Green
Nona
James Householder
Nancy
T. H. Morgan
Jane
C. H. Gottfried
Jeannine
Kathleen Downey
Mary Athern
Patsy Wolfe
Sigma Kappa Advisory Board
Keith Broman
Ruth Birk
Willis Tompkins
E. J. Taylor
Mrs. Kall
Club
D. C. McInturf
Ida M. Patterson
Fern Staggs
Longwood College
Farmville
Dwight Mutchler
FE. R. Keig
Pomeroy
Louisville, By
Harry F. Love
Sue
Willard
New Marshfield
Mr. Love
Charles Love
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Harry G. Love
Love Brothers
Senecaville
E. N. Corwin
Columbia Ave
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ALA
Quick's
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IOOF
W. A. Reading
Franklin Ave
Farley
W. Union St
Athens, O
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Uhlman’s
Court ST
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