Officers Installed by B P W in Candlelit Ceremony
Miss Rowena G Sprout was installed as president of the Business and Professional Women's Club for the coming year in a candlelight service led by former president Miss Geraldine Hope. Jo Garvin became vice president, Lucile Duffee treasurer, and Helen Hull secretary. The program featured musical numbers by Ethel Beekman and violin solos by Virginia Segale, with auxiliary member Gladys Brooks of the WAAC attending and sharing insights on the WAAC. Frances Hatch, supervisor at the Miami Resident Center, is visiting Frost and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Geraldine Hope
Business and Professional Women's Club
Rowena G. Sprout
Oursaw
Jo Garvin
Lucile Duffee
Helen Hull
Ethel Beekman
Luella Clifton
Virginia Segale
Ohio University
Bernice McLeod
Gladys Brooks
WAAC
Brooks
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Frances Hatch
Miami
Patterson and
Wrightfield
Henry A. Hatch
Frost
Athens
Edna Way Wins Wolfe Memorial Art Prize in Columbus
Edna Way won the Robert F Wolfe Memorial Award for watercolors at the Columbus Art League 38th annual exhibit for her painting I Went for a Walk in the Woods. The $50 prize accompanies praise from art critic Richard A Mohr who calls the work bold and a potential wallpaper motif. Way also shows Near Bar Harbor Maine and Cliff Dwellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Way
Robert F. Wolfe
Columbus Art League
Richard A. Mohr
Columbus
Miss Way
Wolfe
Bar Harbor
Maine
John Rood
Mr. Mohr
Rood
Isabelle
Columbus Museum of Fine Arts
Colonist Daughters Meet Monday at Fort Gower Chapter
Fort Gower chapter of the Daughter of American Colonists met Monday afternoon at 71 1 2 West Washington Street. Regent Mrs. John Cross presided and reported a donation of 14 dollars to the USO. Members took part in the miscellaneous program before a pink tulip centered refreshment table. The next meeting is scheduled for the second Monday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Gower
Daughter of American Colonists
W. Washington St
John Cross
USO
Faculty Wives Club Picnic Planned at College Street Venue
Annual Faculty Wives Club picnic moved to Faculty Women's Club at 8S College St on Wednesday May 12 at 5 p.m. due to uncertain weather. Guests over the weekend included Set. and Mrs. F. W. McGrath and Juanita McGrath at 441 E. State St. McGrath on ten day Army furlough in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faculty Wives Club
Faculty Women’s Club
College St
George Starcher
Northwood Drive
Willard McGrath
F. W. McGrath
Juanita McGrath
Faculty Women's Club
War workers cut off long hair for safe short wave
In a defense era trend, workers adopt short wave hairstyles for safety. Audrey Long notes ease of maintenance and fit with work attire as War Manpower Commission promotes time saving, safety driven fashion in plants and civilian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Long
Commission
Audrey
War Manpower Commission
McKenney on Bridge Discusses Honor Play and Finesse
The article explains a bridge hand where opening lead ideas vie among experts. It details a common queen finesse against spades and notes East covers the queen, allowing the contract to succeed. A brief notice then states the Daughters of 1812 meeting was postponed from May 12 to June at Mrs. H. L. Atkinson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
West
East
Dummy
the Daughters of 1812
H. L. Atkinson
Tuesday club calendar listings and village notices
Tuesday meetings include Needle Club at 35 Franklin Ave with Mrs. W A Reading and Progressive Literary Club at 99 Franklin Ave led by Mrs. Ralph Woods. Circle Nine meets at the Faculty Women's Club with Miss Irene Hand as host. Several other groups plan programs and social events through May including a movie night, pot luck dinner, and rummage sale. Community notices list furloughs and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Club
W. A. Reading
Franklin Ave
Progressive
Ralph Woods
Clyde Hines
Red Cross
Circle Nine
First Methodist Church
H. J. Hartman
Faculty Women’s Club
Irene Hand
Oliver Wood
Mexico
Social Literary Club
T. R. Biddle
Park Place
Mind Your Manners Quiz Tea Etiquette Question
A vintage etiquette item asks five questions on polite behavior during war and social events. It prompts whether to thank callers, verify long distance numbers, limit wartime communications, avoid platitudes on seeing old friends, and whether to compliment children. It ends with two tea guest arrangement options.
Blond Hair Drives War Aid Cash Letters From Hair Donate
An OWI drive attracted parcels of hair from donors nationwide to support war production. Washington Institute of Technology received a supply for weather instruments, paying $1 an ounce in war bonds. Donors hailed hair as a patriotic contribution amid a strong public response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OWI
Washington Institute of Technology
College Park
Pitfalls of Love Sequel Set in Espionage World
Madge Graham plots in New York with Charlies Spencer and Adams as Dixon reports Ruth Hayes’s movements. The plan shields Katharine and Jack at a Greenwich Village hideaway while Ruth’s espionage pursuers close in, with a dramatic knock at the door signaling a new twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Dixon
Katharine
Jack
Ruth Hayes
Adam
Madge Graham
New York
Lansfield
Charlies Spencer
Secret Service
Spencer
Madge
Katharine Bickett
Greenwich Village
Ruth
Cheese and eggs as protein sources and recipes for welding meals
The passage promotes cheese and eggs as rich protein sources and offers two recipes. One mixes butter flour milk and seasonings with cheddar and rice then bakes until firm. The other makes a cheese sauce to pour over buttered toast with hard boiled eggs. It recommends vegetables and fruits to accompany cheese dishes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
B.P.W
Cline Pharmacy
Courthouse
Sherbikin
Stanley's Shoe Store
Woodworth
South Court Street
Miss Swank
Batiste
Logan
Colonist Daughters
Richland Avenue Methodist Church
Clarence Cash
Mary Langston
Homer Gaul
Mary Shafer
Florence Richey
Villa Tippie
Martzolff
Floyd C. Sams
Army Air Base
Pocatello
Ida
D. Grover Sams
S. McKinley Ave
Sams
Herbert W. Bope
Iss
Louise Sams
Ernest D. Sands
Cincinnati
Alicia Hart
McKenney
William FE. McKenney
West Pass
N. T. Pass
W.E.A
C.F. Hall
Child Conservation League
Ernest Hart
Pythian Sisters
City Hall
Oos P. E. O
H. F. Benz
Fairview Ave
Athens Colony of New England
West Washington St
Coolville
A. W. Dunfee
Steve Dunfee
Camp Butner
N. C
Elza Dunfee
Fort Belvoir
Leonard Congreve
Curt Dailey
Woodrow Dunfee
Acel Tippie
John Frost
Orville Patton
Rose Robinett
Elmer Dunfee
Amy Frost
Margaret Dunfee
Silas Dunfee
Anna Mae Guess
Pearl Donahue
Mae and
Okima Minerd
O. Mantz
E. J. Michael
Look Magazine
Karl Bauman
Washington
Office of War Information
Blondie
Massachusetts
Africa
Cowan’ ‘Tenn
Springfield
Mass
Adele Garrison
Hal Meredith
Hayes
Saunders
John Susan Carroll
Hayward
Peelor
Ar Ey Ay Desa Sa
Yc Willis
Dandridge
Louie Ht
Manos Tye
Taree
Rea Picture
Tunisia
RAF
Powers Girl” and
Saludos Amigos
Esday
Kappa Phi
Oy Haller
Grosvenor St
Hayden
McCaskill
Su i Haller
Avatary
Leo N. McBride Dorn
Pinkham
America
Raleigh
U. S. Army
Vivian
al Watt
Bgt
Tilton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!