Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary Honors Seniors at Party
The Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary honored seven senior members of the undergraduate chapter at a Monday buffet supper hosted by Mrs. Carl Hanson at Northwood Drive. Seniors named were Marian Abram Joan Andrews Sally Doyle Caroline Eddy Jeann Evenson Eugenia Kresge and Dolores Shaveyco. An invitation was extended to attend Founder’s Day at the chapter house on May 11 marking the sorority’s 93rd anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary
Carl Hanson
Northwood Drive
Award Lakewood
Marian Abram
Shawnee
Joan Andrews
Oberlin
Sally Doyle
Cleveland
Caroline Eddy
Fletcher
Jeann Evenson
Lakewood
Eugenia Kresge
Athens
Dolores Shaveyco
George Banks
P. L. Peterson
J. B. Roberts
University Terrace
Wesleyan Female College
Macon
Georgia
City Federation Plans Regional Conference May 15
Athens women attend regional conference at First Methodist Church on May 15 with noon luncheon tickets available from the club president or Miss Blanche Finsterwald. Mrs H M Woods presided as program details were outlined in City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation
H. M. Woods
First Methodist Church
Blanche Finsterwald
Athens
RK. J. Studer
Federation
Elsie Druggan
Pallas Club
United States
Committees Named for Area Meet in Athens May 15
Mrs H M Woods heads regional conference committees at the First Methodist Church Athens on May 15. Registration duties assigned to Mrs John Dowler Mrs Clyde Hines Mrs R P Imex and Mrs Karl Witzler. Luncheon by the Women’s Society of Christian Service with Mrs Ernest Horn as chairman. Hostess group led by Mrs W S Shepherd with several assistants. Luncheon tickets available from Miss Blanche Finsterwald. Finance committee includes Mrs Glen Hanes and Mrs J H Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Woods
Athens City Federation
Athens
First Methodist Church
John Dowler
Clyde Hines
R. P. Imex
Karl Witzler
Athens Garden Club
Women's Society of Christian Service
Ernest Horn
W. S. Shepherd
A. L. Jeutter
J. R. Sprague
H. A. McCaskill
Llewelyn Cramer
R. J. Windisch
Airs
John F. Wootten
Levis McBride
Ralph Woods
Dennis Jones
Alexander Women May Meeting at Mrs Dixon’s Home
The Women's Association of Alexander Presbyterian Church held its May gathering at Mrs. Thomas Dixon's home. Mrs. Raymond Webb opened the session and Mrs. Z Cottle led devotion. The program highlighted churches worldwide affected by war with reports on the Philippines and China and praised European efforts to sustain churches, with music by Mrs. Ben Dorsey, Mrs. Paul McVay, and Mrs. Fred Vorhes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Thomas Dixon
Raymond Webb
Z. ©. Cottle
Arthur Stuart
Philippines
Paul McVay
China
Great Britain
Grace Warren
Ben Dorsey
Fred Vorhes
Warm Weather Ushers in Riding Season At Athens Fairgrounds
Athens County riders gather at the fairground as horse owners add new mounts. Families including Bakers, Bushes, Hughes, Ferguson, and Rutherford bring Tennessee walking horses and five gaited horses to the grounds, with Little Beaver attracting attention as a foaled colt joins the herd.
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Athens
Marian Bush Reeder
Athens County Fairground
Fairgrounds
L. C. Baker
Gerald Stauffer
Helen Baker
Ima
Curt
Curtis
Kenney
Gordon K. Bush
Holy Smoke
Beasley
Windy Hills Farm
Smoky
Virginia Beasley
General MacArthur
J. P. Gardner
Kingston
Gordon_.Bush
Larry Hughes
Little Beaver
Trilby
W. R. Hughes
Larry
Patricia Connor
Roger Connor
Carl Ferguson
Doc
Tony
C. B. Nye
Babe
J. A. Henderson
Franklin, Tenn
Columbus
Bird
Elsie Bridgewater
H. T. Phillips
A. A. Baldwin
Dave Reeder
King Dennis
King
Anne Pickering
Tommy
Thomas Donague
Paul Edgar
Vivien
Sailor Boy
Dwight Rutherford
Prince
Nancy
Rutherford Farm
Dinner at Church WSCS Hosts Mother-Daughter Event
The WSCS held a mother-daughter dinner at First Methodist Church on Friday night. Bartha Jo Kinsel Betty Thomas and Ursula Green performed songs with Mary Sarver on piano. Alice Maccombs accompanied a solo as part of the program. Mrs P J Huffman spoke on devotional themes and Mrs Carl House led the devotional service with others. Memorial service details were announced and guest speaker Mrs Sidelia Risley spoke on personnel in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ws.c.s
First Methodist Church
Bartha Jo Kinsel
Betty Thomas
Ursula Green
Mary Sarver
Alice Maccombs
P. J. Huffman
Carl House
Clark Willams
CR. White
Harald Kellogg
H. G. Hoberg
Charles G. Matthews
Protam
Sidelia Risley
Cadet Nurses Sent for Washington Training
Cadet nurses Mary Phyllis Carpenter of The Plains and Eleanor Michael of Athens left Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Parkersburg WV for three months of training at Children’s Hospital Washington DC. They spent two weeks vacationing with parents before departure and both participated in local school activities including the Cadet Rifle Club at Ft Bozeman rifle range. They entered training in February 4943 and will return to Parkersburg Hospital in November for further work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Phyllis Carenter
Athens
Eleanor Michael
the Plains
Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Parkersburg
W.va
Children’s Hospital
Washington
D.C
Michael
Miss Carpenter
Grant Michael
Victor Carpenter
Route Four
Ft. Bozeman Rifle Range
Bake Sale at Carpenter's Hardware by Richland Ave church
WSCS of Richland Avenue Methodist Church will hold a bake sale on Saturday May 12 at Carpenter's Hardware Store. Home made bread cakes cookies and pies will be offered for sale.
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WSCS
Richland Ave
Methodist Church
Carpenter’s Hardware Store
Women's Society of Christian Service of the
Carpenter Hardware
One Woman to Another What are you eating these days
A reader shares menu ideas to stretch food rations during a point crisis. Various responses include macaroni and cheese fatigue, egg dishes, fish when available, lamb stew, egg battered fried eye plant, and patties from mashed Mina beans with eggs and crackers. Mrs Dana Bush suggests cold pressed ham in tomato soup baked to brown.
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Sorority House
Mina
Dana Bush
Wolfe St
M.B.R
Engagement of Jean Forsyth to Gilbert D Waite Announced
Detroit announces the engagement of Jean Forsyth daughter of Mr and Mrs F D Pocarth to Gilbert D Waite. Jean studied at Wheaton College and the University of Wisconsin, later working as a research chemist at Parke-Davis. Waite attended Wisconsin, is a Sigma Chi and currently at Western Reserve University. The wedding is planned for June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Forsyth
Detroit
F. D. Pocarth
Jean
Gilbert Deivid Waite
Gilbert D. Waite
Fortemouth
Mia Forsyth
Wheaton College
Norton, Main
University of Wisconsin
Delta Gamima Sorority
Parke-Davis Company
Waite
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Pupils of Helen H Roach to Give Recital at OU Music Hall
The School of Music at Ohio University presents pupils of Helen H Roach in a recital at 7 36 p m in Music Hall Auditorium. Performers include Mary Ann McKay Ethel Parkis Izabell Courtney Peggy Taylor Anna Lou Davis Mary Hughes Bartha Einsel Sue Arnold and others with Marjorie McClure and Sue Arnold as accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen H. Roach
OU Music Hall
School of Music
College of Fine Arts
Ohio University
Iat Music Hall
Glouster High School
Cuckoo
Mary Hughes
Athens High School
Dawn
Bartha Jo Einsel
Orfeo
Freshtman
Vollo Sapete
Cavalaria Rusticana
Hattie la Grones
Die Lorelei
Adelene Ashton
Marjorie McClure
Sue Arnold
Family Day at First Christian Church May 13
The First Christian Church designates May as National Family Month and invites all families to attend a special Family Day worship service during the worship hour on Sunday May 13. The service features family oriented music by the Junior Choir and a sermon planned especially for families.
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First Christian Church
Bide a Wee Club Hosts Sew Quilt Day Social
Mrs Harley Parker hosted the Bide a Wee Club at 117 East Union Street Thursday with thirteen members attending. They sewed and pieced quilts, shared refreshments after social hour, and the next meeting is planned with Mrs Alta Wyner at 72 East Mulberry Street. ANNOUNCE BIRTH Maureen Ann Flaherty born April 17 at Jewish Hospital Cincinnati to Mr and Mrs Richard Flaherty. Mrs Martin Flaherty of Cincinnati is grandmother. Rose Schloss of Athens is related. WOMEN S FACULTY CLUB The Women's Faculty Club will meet Sunday May 13 replacing Monday May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Parker
Union St
Alta, Wyner
E. Mulberry St
Richard Flaherty
Bond Hill
Cincinnati
Maureen Ann Flaherty
Jewish Hospital
Martin Flaherty
Rose Schloss
Athens
Womeies
Clay
Personal Notices Highlight Navy Vet and Birth Announcement
Nalph Cole of Missouri and a Diesel engine instructor recently spent a day with friends in Coolville. Cole served 38 months in Northwest Africa with the U S Navy and taught diesel at Gulfport for eight months. A birth notice reports a daughter Terri Ann born April at Hamot Hospital to Mrs Gleisner formerly Bette Rus of Athens. Corporal Gleisner serves with the Signal Corps in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nalph Cole
Coolville
Cole
U. S Navy
Northwest
Africa
Gulfport
Mies
Terri Ant
Hamot Hoe
Pitel
Gleisner
Bette Rus
Athens
Signal Corpa
Germany
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Jeanne Everson
Tivo
W. R. B Hughes
Ima Steppin
Central Ave
Zenners
Alexander
McKee Drug Co
Prescription Store
Zeta Alumnae
Zeta Tau Alpha
Mary Sterling
Joan Eisele
Gloria Alexander
Lou Corson
Myra Jean Carder
Shirley Emerick
Marjorie Ahlquist
Mary Hamill
Virginia Lucas
Edith Mercer
Maryanne Hellebrandt
Questea
P Beventiegat , & House Corporation
Businese
Catholic Ladies of Columbus
Tors
K. of C. A
N. Court St. Oo
H. E. Benz
Fairview Ave
Dean Irma Voigt
Pythian Sisters
IOOF
Alpha Gamma Delta
W. F. Copeland
North Hill
H. C. Flemmer
Nations
Fiense
Husieas
Gallaher’'S
Catherine Jane Brown
HF Hartley
George Brown
Portamouth
H. Ferrer
Toledo
Lulu Perrin
Moundsville
W. WI
Gifford—Markison
Chicago, Il
Ward Radford
Piketon
McDougal
McDougal Wscs
Emma Everett
The
Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church
Tuesay
Christian Church
Phond Athens
Gallaher’s
Court BT
Gallaher
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