Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary Honors Seniors at Party
The Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary entertained seven seniors from the undergraduate chapter with a buffet at Mr. Carl Hanson’s home on Northwood Drive. Jeanne Everson of Lakewood received an award for the highest scholastic average among the seniors.
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Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary
Alpha Delta #1
Alpha Delta Pi Auxilary
Carl Hanson
Northwood Drive
Jeanne Everson
Lakewood
Marian Abram
Shawnee
Joan Andrews
Oberlin
Sally Doyle
Cleveland
Caroline Eddy
Fletcher
Jeanne Evenson
Eugenia Kresge
Athens
Dolores Shaveyco
Carl Harison
George Banks
P. L. Peterson
J. B. Robarts
Warm Weather Signals Riding Season at Athens Fairgrounds
The Athens County Fairgrounds become a riding hub as many new owners join longtime members, bringing 14 to 16 horses. Owners such as L. C. Baker and family, Mrs Gordon K. Bush, the Hughes family, and Dr. J. P. Garf King–Larry Hughes, along with others, showcase Tennessee walking horses, five gaiters, and hackneys. Horse names include District Attorney, Ima Steppin Ima, Holy Smoke, Smoky, General MacArthur, Little Beaver, Dapper Dan, Kim, Bingeon, Doc, Tony, Bourbon Gallant Chief, Bird, King Dennis, and Sailor Boy.
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Marian Bush
Athens County Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds
L. C. Baker
Gerald ‘Stautter
Helen Baker
Ima
Curt
Curtis
Kenney
Gordon K. Bush
Holy Smoke
Beasley
Windy-Hills Farm
Short
Virginia Beasley
General MacArthur
Tennessee
J.P. Gar
King- Larry
Hughes
Little Beaver
Trilby
W.+ Hughes
Ae Larry
Bingeon
Patricia Coriner
Roger Connor
Carl Ferguson
Doc
Tony
C. B. Nye
Babe
Ferguson
Franzo Wedworth
J.A. Henderson
Franklin
Tenn
Columbus
Elsie Bridgewater
HT. Phillips
Avri ‘Baldwin
Dave Reeder
King Dennis
King
Pickering
Thomas Donague
Paul
Edgar
Viysion
Sailor Boy
Dwight Rutherford
Prince
Nancy
Atable
Rutherford Farm
City Federation Plans Regional Conference May Eighteenth
At City Hall Monday Mrs. H. M. Woods outlined the Athens Federation program for a regional conference to be held May 18 at Wiret Mathasset Church. Luncheon tickets are available from club president or Miss Blanche Finsterwald and must be engaged by May 11. The event, open to all women of Athens and vicinity, includes a Health Insurance paper by Miss Elsie Druggan and a report on the War Bond trustees.
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City Federation
H. M. Woods
Wiret Mathasset
Misa Blanche Finsterwald
Athens
R. J. Studer
Elsie Druggan
Pallas Club
United States
Committees Named for Athens Regional Conference
Mrs. H. M. Woods announces the committees for the Athens Regional Conference to be held May 15 at the First Methodist Church Athens. Registration committee members include Mrs. John Dowlett and Mrs. Clyde Hines among others with the Athens Garden Club supplying flowers. The luncheon is organized by the Women’s Society of Christian Service with Mrs. Ernest Horn as chairman Hostess committee lists several members and assistants. Luncheon tickets may be obtained by calling Miss Blanel Finsterwald. Finance committee features Mrs. Glen Hanes and Mrs. J. H. Kennedy.
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H. M. Woods
Athens City
Women discuss wartime church impact and world mission
The Women's Association of Alexander Presbyterian Church held a session led by Mrs J C Cottle with devotion. Mrs Arthur Stuart outlined wartime damage to churches and schools in the Philippines while Mrs Paul McVay reported on conditions in China. Mrs Grace Warren read a Mother's Day poem and music was provided by Mrs Ber Dorsey, Mrs Paul McVay, and Mrs Fred Worhes.
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Women’s Association of
Alexander
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Dixon
Raymond Webb
J. C. Cottle
Arthur Stuart
Philippines
Paul McVay
China
Great Britain
Grace Warren
Ber Dorsey
Fred Worhes
Mother-Daughter Dinner Precedes WSCS Meeting at First Methodist
The WSCS held a mother and daughter dinner at the First Methodist Church on Friday night followed by the general meeting. Bartha Jo Kinsel Betty Thomas and Ursula Green performed two numbers with piano accompaniment by Mary Sarver for Alice Maccombs. Mrs Huffman announced the devotional subject At the Door of the House as Mrs Cart House and others led the devotional service. Guest speaker Mrs Sidella Rissley spoke on personnel in the home.
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W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
Bartha Jo Kinsel
Betty Thomas
Ursula Green
Mary Sarver
Alice Maccombs
P. J. Huffman
Wednesday club notices scroll through local groups
Catholic Ladies of Columbus meet at 7 30 p m in the K of C Hall on N Court St. Graduate Class at First Christian Church at 7 30 p m with Betty Bartlett at Alpine Restaurant. CC L will assemble at Cottage Tea House at 7 30 p m Regrets to Mrs Ralph Straw by Tuesday. Mothers Circle hosts at 7 30 p m with Mrs John Huffman 41 Second St Social committee in charge. PEO meets with Mrs H E Benz 38 Fairview Ave on May 9 at 7 30 p m AAW garden party for May graduates at Dean Irma Voigt home in Biddle Vaiet garden 3 30 to 5 30 p m Pythian Sisters meet at IOOF Hall 7 30 p m Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Club 5 30 p m with Mrs W F Copeland North Hill special guest Mrs H C Flemmer inspector host/hostess to be informed if unable to attend
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First Christian Church
Betty Bartlett
O Og Cc.l
Cottage Tea House
Ralph Straw
John Huffman
Second St
PEO
H. E. Benz
Fairview Ave
O. U
Irma Voigt
Biddle-Vaiet Garden
Cadet Nurses Begin Training In Washington
Mary Phyllis Carpenter of Athens and Eleanor Sekersing of Parkersburg WV join a three month Cadet Nursing training program in Washington at Children's Hospital. Both have been active in school life including the Cadet Rifle Club at Ft. Bozeman rifle range. They start training in February 1943 and return to Parkersburg Hospital in November for further work.
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Adet
Mary Phyllis Carnter
Athéns
Eleanor “Mich
Sek Rsing
Parkersburg
W.va
Children’s’ Hospital
Washine
Mictor- Carpenter
Ft. Bozeman Rifle Range
Parkersburg ‘Hospital
Zeta Alumnae Honor Seniors At Athens Club Rooms
Zeta Tau Alpha Athens alumnae entertained graduating seniors Mary Sterling Joan Eisele Gloria Alexander Lou Carson Myra Jean Carder Shirley Emerick Marjorie Ahlquist Mary Hamil Virginia Lucas Eldith Mercer with a diploma doll and red carnations. Ten seniors were initiated into alumnae membership at a post party ceremony. A house corporation was organized and directors elected at the meeting. Bake sale by WSCS of Richland Ave Methodist Church announced for May 12 at Carpenter's Hardware Store offering homemade bread cakes cookies and pies.
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Athens
Zeta Tau Alpha
Mary Sterling
Joan, Eisele
Gloria Alexander
Lou Carson
Myra Jean Carder
Shirley Emerick
Marjorie Ahlquist
Mary Hamil
Virginia Lucas
Eldith Mercer
MaryanneHellebrandt
WSCS
Richland Ave
Methodist Church
Carpenter’s Hardware Store
One Woman to Another What are you eating these days
A reader gathers tips from several women on stretch meals during red points. Choices include macaroni and cheese fatigue, eggs in large amounts, fish when possible, lamb stew, eggplant in batter, fried patties from cold lima beans, and ham baked in tomato soup for thinning. Mrs Dana Bush suggests this ham dish as a filling idea.
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M.B.R
Engagement of Jean Forsyth to Gilbert David Waite
Detroit couple Mis av Mie F 0 Forsyth announce the engagement of their daughter Jean Forsyth to Gilbert David Waite. The bride to be attended Wheaton College Norton Massachusetts and is described with ties to Western Reserve University Cleveland.
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Jean Forsyth
Detroit
Forsyth
Ava
Detrelé
Mich
Dean
Gilert David Waite
Gilbert D. Wiaite
Portamouth
Wheaton College
Norton, Mas
Western Reserve Univaratty
Clevaland
Pupils of Helen Roach to Give Recital Tonight at OU Music Hall
Pupils of Helen H. Roach perform tonight in Music Hall Auditorium at OU. The program features numerous student soloists including Mary Ann McKay, Isabell Courtney, Peggy Taylor, Anna Lou Davis, Mary Hughes, Barthary Kinnel, Sue Arnold, Jo Lavon Faires, Hattie La Grones, Adelene Ashton, Marjorie McClure, and accompanists Marjorie Hartley and others. Community figures and teachers attend, with a hearing of classical pieces from The Marriage of Figaro to The Cuckoo and Dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen H. Roach
Music Hall
Erazy
Fctlon
Roenad
Tonta
Mary Ann McKay
Lusembourg Gardens
Sygnomin San
Figaro
Sue Arnold
Jo Lavon
Faires
Voilo
Saipeté
Cavalaria Rusticana
Hattie la Grones
Ole Lorelei
Adelene Ashton
Marjorie McClure
Family Day Observed at Christian Church Service
May designated as National Family Month. The First Christian Church will host a special Family Day service during worship hour on Sunday May 13. Families seated together will hear special music from the Junior Choir and a sermon aimed at families.
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First
Christian Church
Bide A Wee Club Hosts Quilting Session and Birth News
Mrs Harley Parker hosted the Bide A Wee Club on Thursday with thirteen members sewing and quilting. A baby girl Maureen Ann Flaherty was born April 17 at Jewish Hospital Cincinnati. grandmother Mrs Martin Flaherty is Rose Schloss of Athens. The Women s Faculty Club will meet Sunday May 13 moving from May 14.
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Harley . Parker
Union St
Mat Alta Wymer
Richard Flaherty
Bond Hill
Cincinnati
Maureen Ann Flaherty
Jewish Hospital
Martin Flaherty
Rose Schloss
Athenis
Women's Faculty Club
The
Women’s Faculty Club
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Alpha Delta
University ‘Terrace
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Macon
Georgia
W. .R. Hughes
Gerald Stouffer
Ima Steppin
Apentam
Coolvillé
Tnetiuder
Haa
U. S Navy
Northwest Africa
Dianal
Gulfport
Melua
Central Ave
Wsch Circle- Two
Zenners
McKee Drug Co
Athena”Telephone
Catholic Ladies of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
N. Court St
Washington
Zeta Alumnae
Hota
Gallaher
Court Bt
Tuasda
A J
Round
HF. Hartley
George Brown
Portemouthville
George Potts
McDougal Wnos “ Crue Eta
Emme Everett
Women's Society of Christian Service
DBD &Presbyterian
the Women’s Association of “the
Presbyterian ‘Church
Aticens
Bos
Eecees
Deodorant
Regular
Carling Price
Brice
Gallaher’s
Court ST
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