Delta Kappa Gamma honors founders at year end meeting
Alpha Samba Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma paid tribute to its founders at the last meeting of the year. A First Methodist Church dinner preceded the gathering with 45 members present. Frances Henderson led the program recalling the society’s origins in Houston on May 11, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Samba
Delta Kappa Gamma
First Methodist Church
Frances Henderson
Annie Webb Blanton
Houston
Tex
International
Iris Fierce
Senior Honorary Taps Miss Byrd
Miss Margaret Byrd daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Byrd of 65 Avon Pl was tapped for Mortar Board the Ohio University senior women's honorary society She carries a 31 cumulative average and has served as publicity chairman of Center Program Board a member of Chimes Alpha Xi Delta and co chair of Mothers Weekend 1962
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Byrd
J. M. Byrd
Avon PL
Mortar Board
Ohio University
Nurses Association To Have Convention
Gallia County district 14 of the Ohio State Nurses Association will attend the American Nurses Association 43rd biennial convention in Detroit Michigan May 14 18. Mrs Mary Hahn of 34 Lincoln Street Athens will represent the district among about 8000 registered nurses from 54 associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio State Nurses Association
Gallia County
American Nurses Association
Detroit
Mich
Mary Hahn
Lincoln St
Athens
ANA
Sorority Marks Founders Day Banquet at Ohio University
Beta Upsilon chapter of Sigma Kappa celebrated its 13th Founders Day Banquet on the Ohio University campus. After dinner, members met national secretary-treasurer E. D. Taggert and provincial president E. W. Balser, with many Athens area guests and visitors from Gloucester and Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Upsilon
Sigma Kappa
Ohio University
E. D. Taggert
Stema Kappa
E. W. Balser
Lewis Hicks
E. J. Taylor
Jesse Day
James Shipman
Robert Gilmore
Willard Carmean
H. B. Kendall
Howard Shu
Mrs Klare Speaks on Guidance Center at City Club
Mrs George Klare addressed the City Federation of Women's Clubs at the Cottage Tea House about the Guidance Center at 13 North College Street. The center serves 13 counties with a clinic for children and adults, directed by Dr Herbert Wenger, featuring office space a playroom kitchen and sound equipment. The program included eight clubs and a Q and A session. The Federation noted the Clinic and Guidance Center are separate from the State Hospital but collaborate, with treatment that may extend over a long period. The next Federation meeting is planned for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cottage Tea House
George Klare
North College Street
Herbert Wenger
State Hospital
R. J. Studer
Federation
Local Visits and WSCS May Meeting Report
Reedsville visitors include Mr and Mrs Charles Hamilton of Philo and Mr and Mrs Harold Humphrey of Bellsville. Long Bottom and Parkersburg guests call on local families. WSCS May meeting hosted by Mrs Dorsal Reibel with 13 members and three guests. bake sale planned May 19 at 10 30 a m. Ernest Whitehead’s guests include Mr and Mrs Bill Whitehead of Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hamilton
Philo
Oren Childers
Harold Humphrey
Bellsville
W. Va
Virgil Buckley
Marvin Marks
Long Bottom
R. L. Larkins
Tom Dye
Akron
Charles Pickens
Parkersburg
Frankie Pickens
Naomi
WSCS
Dorsal Reibel
Ernest Whitehead
Bill Whitehead
Cry the Beloved Country staged by Bishop's Company
The Bishop's Company presents Alan Paton's Cry the Beloved Country on Sunday May 20 at 8 p.m. at the Church of the Good Shepherd University Terrace. The production is part of a large touring repertory and features a skilled cast. A 2:30 p.m. Winnie the Pooh children program is also offered the same day. Tickets available at the church office.
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Alan Paton
Bishop's Company
Church of the Good Shepherd
University Terrace
South Africa
Phyllis Bembow Beardsley
the Bishops Company
Episcopal
Summer Sees Feminine Cottons For Young Sports
Summer fashion for girls 3 to 14 features feminine cottons with ruffles on sport outfits. Gingham checks appear in rompers and playsuits with embroidery details, while outfits include chambray beachdresses and ruffled bathing suits. Leslie Powell of Cinderford, England, set a warmup egg-beating record by downing 66 cackleberries in one sitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Sister
Jamaica
Seersucker
Terry and
Duck
Leslie Powell
Cinderford
England
Alpha Xi Delta Alums Elect Officers in Ber ry Hall Meeting
Alpha Xi Delta alumnae chose officers for the coming year at a Ber ry Hall gathering last week. Elected: Mrs. Clarke Daily president, Mrs. William La Velle vice president, Miss Virginia Knecht secretary, Mrs. John Algeo treasurer. Sally Pedigo to move to Columbus after two years as social adviser. Attendees included H. W Cox, George Rutkoskie, Dorothy Dent, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta
Berry Hall
Clarke Daily
William LaVelle
Virginia Knecht
John Algeo
Pedigo
H. W Cox
George Rutkoskie
Dorothy Dent
Arthur Cornwell
Roger Gerald
Phillip Woodworth
Thomas McCracken
Amos Anderson
Harry Lackey
Norman Dean
Robert Lee
Clark Cleveland
King and Queen Chosen at Glouster High Cinderella Ball
Glouster High School named Janie Mc Gee as queen and Don Byers as king at the Cinderella Ball for juniors and seniors held Friday. The event featured a blue and white theme with a decorative blue pumpkin carriage and a large Cinderella slipper display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Janie McGee
Don Byers
Glouster High School
Needlecraft pattern catalog flyer from 1962
Jiffy wrap halter pattern 572 with embroidery transfer for misses sizes. Laura Wheeler address for order and mail cost 35 cents plus 10 cents for first class mail. Catalog promises 200 designs, knit crochet sew weave and embroider items with extra patterns for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Messenger
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Glouster Personal News Highlights Weekend Visits
Glouster residents report weekend visits from relatives across Ohio and Illinois. Captain and Mrs. John E Savel traveled from Granite City Illinois. Dr and Mrs Tom Pappas stayed ten days with family in Glouster. Mrs Evangelo Pappas and Mrs Robert Horn hosted relatives from Cincinnati and Columbus for Mothers Day. Mr Davis admitted to Mount St Mary Hospital for observation. The Crawfords visited Potts family while Mr and Mrs Crawford left for Lockbourne Air Force Base. Myra Collins and sons Paul and Mark from Brookville Ohio visited J E Anderson's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Pappas
Cincinnati
Robert Horn
Evangelo Pappas
Marvin Murphy
Jerry Murphy
Columbus
George Murphy
Ralph Schultz
Doreen
Diane
Waverly
Edward Davis
Davis
Mount St. Mary Hospital
James Crawford
Claire Potts
Crawford
Athens
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Myra Collins
Paul and
Mark
Brookville
Ohio
J. E. Anderson
Jobs Daughters Inspection at Masonic Hall
There will be an inspection of Jobs Daughters at 7 30 pm Monday at the Masonic Hall conducted by officer Mrs Helen M Wertz Refreshments will follow All parents and Masonic and Eastern Star members are invited Glouster Village Council meets at 7 pm Thursday in the Mayor's Office.
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Glouster
Calendar of Events from Local Organizations
West Elementary School PTA conducts a 7 30 p m program and officer installation. Livingstons Garden Club meets 7 30 p m with Mrs Edward Mizicko. Roll call and notes about Mrs Richard Douglas who left for Alaska to join her husband with the U S Army MP at Fort Richardson. They will live in Anchorage for 14 months. Hobson Study Circle hosts 6 30 p m annual guest dinner at First Methodist Church. Lodi Grange meets 8 p m with baking and sewing contest and rural life program. Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society unit of the American Cancer Society meets 7 p m in church basement to make dressings for local cancer patients. Plains Home Demonstration Club holds a workshop with Mrs Clarence Bailes at 10 a m bring sack lunch. Geselle Guild of CCL with Mrs Ted Frey at 47 Hudson 8 p m bring money for husbands night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Douglas
Joyce Bronson
Alaska
U.S Army Military Police
Fort Richardson
Anchorage
Hobson Study Circle
First Methodist Church
Lodi Grange
Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society Unit
American Cancer Society
Plains Home Demonstration Club
Clarence Bailes
Geselle Guild of
CCL
Ted Frey
Hudson
Insurance Agencies in Athens Ohio Promoted
Local ad promotes multiple insurance providers in Athens Ohio including Barstow Goddard Houck Reed Murphey Rutherford Seel Gill Seiple and Mathews. Consumers are urged to call for coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald K. Barstow
D. M. Goddard
Houck & Reed, Inc
Murphey Ins
Agency
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
C. M. Gill and Co
Dwight H. Rutherford
Peter B. Seel
Joseph Seiple
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Beatrice Barber
Estelle Reynolds
Nelsonville
Mabel Olson
Florence Cook
Beryl Cone
Clara DeLand
Lucille Hoffee
Mary Ward
Adda Maccombs
Treva Black
Georgia Jeffers
Maude Stauffer
Molly Jackson
Christine Danford
Dorothy Milliken
Miss Byrd
Nurses Association To Have Convention
Reedsville
CARY
the Cline Pharmacy CO
Prescription Store
Jack Winter
Paton
Bishop's
Alpha Xi Delta Alums
Sally Pedigo
Paul Halleck
Dick Vaughn
Helene Binderbasin
William Spencer
Charles Coffman
Garnet Russell
Dora Hogue
Sauna
Stone's Country Furniture Store
Chesterhill
Lees
John E Savel
Granite City
Ill
Army Engineer Depot
West Elementary
PTA
Richland Garden Club
Edward Mizicko
Livingston
Roll Call
Y Insurance
Nelsonville, Ohio
Glouster, Ohio
Richard Guinther
Robert J. Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Frigidaire Space Saver
Frigidaire
Pnoouer
Freezer
W. State St
Athens, Ohio
Motor Service
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