Wesley Foundation Banquet at The Eastwood Debuts Perfect Day Theme
Wesley Foundation at Ohio University held a formal installation banquet at The Eastwood on Thursday night. The event featured a “A Perfect Day” theme with retiring president Nelson Underwood as toastmaster and Rev. Donald Timerman as principal speaker. Members, guests, and the 1962-33 council were announced, with toasts honoring Night and Dawn, Noon, Evening, and Twilight.
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Wesley Foundation
Eastwood
Ohio University
Nelson Underwood
Jennie Mae Dixon
Marlin Stockton
Paul Coulter
Myrtle Horlacher
Vening
Donald Timerman
Portsmouth Methodist Episcopal Church
Timerman
Mr. Timerman
United States
Alfield Johnson
Orpha Hisey
Edward Rosser
George Talmage
Alpha Delta Beta Dinner for Seniors at Hillcrest Inn
The Alpha Delta Beta Fraternity hosts a 6 o'clock dinner at Hillcrest Inn to honor senior members. Dr. Carl A. Frey and Prof. Don Clippinger will be guests on the toast program, with Mr. Kenneth Wise as toastmaster.
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Alpha Delta Beta Fraternity
Hillcrest Inn
Carl A. Frey
Don Clippinger
Kenneth Wise
Women of C C Bidden By Sorority to Tea
An invitation to all women of the First Christian Church to attend a tea Sunday at the church from 8 in the morning to 6 in the evening. Hostesses are Kappa Beta members and the church sorority with patronesses Mrs L Church and others. A musical program is planned. Rowena Sprout left for Fremont after her sister's death. Fallas Club meets Saturday at 2 30 with Miss Mary Connett. Home Guards meet 2 Saturday at First Methodist Church for an outdoor picnic if weather allows.
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The
First Christian Church
Kappa Beta
L. Church
Roy Cline
Dwight Robinson
William Connett
Reed J. Downs
J. J. Sisler
Catherine Bedford
Rowena Sprout
Fremont
J. A. Graver
Fallas Club
Mary Connett
West Union Street
First Methodist Church
Dress with white crepe collar and matching bolero coat
A fashion note describes a black marocain dress featuring a white crepe collar and tie with a small bolero effect. The matching coat carries the same collar design used as a scarf neck finishing. Courtesy of Bernard et Cie Paris.
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Bernard Et. Cie
Paris
Bernard Et Cie
The Mos Awful Friday The Thirteenth Fashion Note
New York May 13 A cheeky fashion column urges readers to discard excuses about time and money and start crafting a negligee design from The Athens Messenger leaflet. It discusses Parisian Bernard et Cie collars and crepe marocain outfits with dress and coat ensembles, plus musings on tulle trims and wartime fashion nostalgia.
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New York
Athens Messenger
Local Women Head to State Convention in Cincinnati
Athens members of the Business and Professional Women's Club travel to Cincinnati for the Ohio Federation of BPW Clubs conference on May 14 and 15. Judge Florence A Allen will speak at the thirteenth annual banquet, with events at the Greater Hotel Gibson and Netherland Plaza Hotel. Attendees include club president Arvilla Van Dyke and several local members.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Cincinnati
Gibson
Business Women's Club
C. C. Schiffeler
Federation
Florence &. Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
National Public Relation
National Federation
Hall of Mirrors
Netherland Plaza Hotel
Athens
Arvilla van Dyke
Hul
Progressive Club Hosts Husbands as Guests
Progressive Literary Club closed its calendar year with a husband guest dinner at Mrs. Clara Andrews's home 72 May Avenue. Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Harry Bennett hosted a 23-cover affair with a program including Florence and Lotus Elkins singing and playing banjo ukuleles, Betty Lou Mead readings, a Duncan contest, and Mead led games.
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Progressive Literary Club
Clara Andrews
May Avenue
Andrews
Harry Bennett
Cavera
Florence
Lotus Elkins
Betty Lou Mead
C. D. Duncan
L. ©. Mead
Athens Twilight Baseball League Meeting Planned
Dr. I. E. Ash announces a meeting at the City Building to discuss reorganizing the Athens Twilight Baseball League. Interested persons are invited to attend at 7:30 p.m. to consider formation of a league.
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Athens Twilight Baseball League
I. E. Ash
Ash
Defies Atlantic Filer Takes Off For Perilous Ocean Crossing
Harbor Grace Md May 13 Lou Reichers departed Harbor Grace in his Liberty mono plane at 604 a m EST bound for Baldonnel Airdrome Dublin with favorable westerly winds and fair weather boosting hopes for a swift Atlantic crossing.
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Filer
Harbor Grace
Lou Reichers
Baldonnel Airdrome
Dublin
Reicher
Famous Soprano To Appear in Benefit
Grace G Knierim a famous dramatic soprano will perform at Alumni Auditorium in a benefit arranged by the Eagles Lodge of Athens on Friday May 20 Receipts go to the Eagles Charity Fund Rabbi Jacob Tarshish will lecture on The Three Major Problems in Life He is billed as a top speaker and will address a large audience from Radio WAILU in Columbus both artists are known to local residents through their radio programs and donate their services
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Grace G. Knierim
Eagles Lodge of
Athens
Jacob Tarshish
Eagles Charity Fund
Rabbi Tarshish
WAILU
Columbus
Miss Knierim
WAIU
WCAH
Young Inventor Tells About Non-Skid Soap
Eleven year old Kathryn Feibusch described making non skid soap after a bath mishap in which soap slid across the floor. She punched holes in the bar and added a cord to form a loop for a firm grip and hanging. Her invention drew attention at the Fourth International Patent Exhibition in Grand Central Palace.
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New York
U.P
Kathryn Feibusch
Grand Central Palace
Kathryn
Explosion Kills Six at Cheney Pulp and Paper Plant
Six men died when an explosion wrecked the Cheney Pulp and Paper Company factory in Franklin. The dead include James Young and his son Pressier, Sam Thompson and his son Richard, Finley Couch, and Samuel Hawthorne. Three other workers were injured and expected to recover at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton. The owner Howard Cheney valued property damage at 125000 dollars. the blast centered in a rotary tank where rags were cooked under steam.
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Franklin
U.P
Cheney Pulp and Paper Company
James Young
Pressier Young
Sam Thompson
Richard Thompson
Finley Couch
Samuel Hawthorne
Howard Cheney
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
George Carpenter
Glenn Cook
Frank Geray
Temperature Rises As Weekend Forecast Promises Warm Weather
May ends a cool spell as sunshine returns. The day opened with clear skies and temperatures in the low sixties by midmorning. Yesterday's high reached 65 degrees while the Hocking River receded to around 3.3 feet, down from 3.4 feet overnight.
Salvation Army Announces Evening Bible Study and Meetings
The Salvation Army plans a Bible study tonight at 7:30 at the Salvation Army Building. A street meeting is set for 7 p.m. Saturday followed by a service, a holiness meeting at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Sunday School at 2:30 p.m., Young People's meeting at 6 p.m., another street meeting at 7 p.m., and a salvation meeting at 7:45 p.m.
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Salvation Army
Army Hall
Salvation
Colf Season Opens at Athens Country Club
Golf has begun in earnest at the Athens Country Club as two tournaments swing into action at the course. On Monday two representatives are set to compete, marking a busy start to the season.
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Athens Country Club
Miners Golf Team Qualifies For Chitpeater Trophy
Yesterday 16 women Miners began playing for the Chitpeater Trophy in a 13 hole medal to determine qualifiers. They will contest 6 in match play with finals set next Wednesday. Dean E W Chubb and Morton are Ohio University Faculty Club finalists in a separate tourney as an 18 hole match approaches. The club pro Mike Heeney and 1931 champ Jack Preston head to Circleville for the pros amateur meet.
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A&rcleville
Will
Morton
Ohio University
Mike Heeney
Jack Preston
Circleville
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