Athens sorority recital features three music students
Three Athens residents Miss Lorene Rodehaver mezzo-soprano Miss Betty McClure and Miss Eveleth Atkinson performed in a Sigma Alpha Iota Music Hall recital Sunday night. The program included organ piano voice and violin with Miss Rodehaver and Miss Benedict in the concluding Letter Duet from The Marriage of Figaro.
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Athens
Music Honorary
Lorene Rodehaver
Betty McClure
Eveleth Atkinson
Sigma Alpha Iota
Mal
Music Hall
Musicos Wwe
Miss Rodenaver
Homer Rodenaver
Watts
Lehman
Aikin
Chasins
Barbara Taylor
Velma Geary
Dunhill
Bizet
Mogart
Rodenaver
Margaret A. Benedict
Benedict
Gretchen Plum
C. &. Atkinson
Helen Scurlock
Alda Shaw
Miss McClure
Rodehaver
Atkinson
Grace Wood
Dorothy Duncan
Margaret Alice Guthrieter
Senior Scouts From Lancaster Guests at Camp
A group of Lancaster Scouts led by Miss Lucille Meisse camps at Camp Rotan this weekend with several Athens Girl Scouts joining. Buckeye Troop II discusses Court of Awards activities for June 1 and members sing and test Tenderfoot progress. Mr and Mrs William Powell hosted weekend guests Lawrence Sorensen of Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Rl
Lucille Meisse
Camp Rotan
Athens
Buckeye Troop II
Court of Awards
Westminster Fellowship Class Performs Folk Dances Night
The Presbyterian Church basement hosted a folk dances program by the Westminster Fellowship Class directed by Miss Joy Cutter. Students dressed as country representatives performed dances from Sweden Spain and India among others with songs and refreshments after.
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Westminster Fellowship
Presbyterian Church
Charlotte LaTourrette
Rosyth Jacobs
Harold Heitzman
Leona Paltrowitz
Edward Dunn
Edgar Rasor
Jennie Pais
Helen Campbell
Robert Loyer
Margaret McConnell
Mae Gruey
John Baum
Edward Raser
Laura Richards
Mary Miller
Karl Mallow
Faithful Few Hostesses Lead Meeting at Norris Home
Mrs Norris and Mrs Mapes hosted the Faithful Few at E State Street Thursday night. President Mrs Bardin led the business session with plans for a sewing session. Cootie yielded prizes to Mrs Schensz and Mrs Mansfield. lucky number prize also went to Mrs Mansfield. Salad course served. next meeting set for June 4 with Mrs Stanley Nida at 44 Mound Street.
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Mra
Harold Norris
Mabel Mapes
Norris
State St
Raymond Bardin
G. W. Schensz
William Mansfield
Home and Business Life For Athens Women
Athens women balance home duties with shop, office, and teaching roles in a 24 hour life. Dana Fuller runs a children's wear shop while rearing two, Mayme Fuller works in the Ohio Fuel Gas office, and Georgia Kilpatrick serves as county recorder among several multitasking mothers in the community. Numerous others in stores, banking, law, and education maintain households while pursuing careers, describing a pervasive double life of meals, laundry, and clock-punching.
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Athens
Dana Fuller
Francis
Carolyn
Mayme Fuller
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Stephen
H. R. McVay
Georgia Kilpatrick
Athens County Recorder
George Kilpatrick
Jack
Agnes
Jean
Dwight Rutherford
Athens County Red Cross
Nancy
Red Cross
Fred Wheaton
Robert
Marjorie
Fred
Charles
Wheaton Hardware Company
Hazel Finsterwald
E. 8. Finsterwald
John
Mabel T. Baird
Grace Riley
Dwight
Elizabeth
Flossie Kiltan
Mayme Cable
Webb Bethel
Everett Parker
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Eva Welsh
Parker
Harold Coe
Coe Shoe Store
Julia
Bill
BE L Miller
Miller's Ladies Shop
Fred McCoy
Betty Hoyt
Lois
University
Denner Company
Hugh Jefferson
Steinman
Roy Andrews
John B. Swanson
Swanson Furniture Company
Herman Luckoff
Luckoffs
Marian Carmichael
Beasley Garage
Florence Kimes
Fred McKay
Wescott Roach
Helen Hedden
Irvin D. Quick
Rufus Putnam
Lnto
Nabby Lee Ames DAR Chapter Meets at Acomb Home
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of DAR held a business meeting Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. B. Acomb 60 Elmwood Place with 32 in attendance. Regent Mrs. R. W. Finsterwald led the session during which by laws were revised. Betty McClure daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McClure played Etude in E major by Chopin.
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Nabby Lee Ames
DAR
E. B. Acomb
Elmwood P
R. W. Finsterwald
Betty McClure
J. H. McClure
Ohio University
Choplin
Phillips
Fisher
Glazier
Florence Lash
Howard
Dailey
Week end Guests Visit Families In Ohio and West Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Dailey and Mrs. J. P. Wetherholt of Charleston hosted Bertha F. Dailey at 5 Kern St. Donald Murray of Duquesne University visited Ken neth Dunn and family on B. State St. Miss Charlotte Teller from Cleveland stayed with her sister at Lindley Hall. Florence Lash and Loring Connett spent Sunday at Magnetic Springs visiting E. Rey Lash Jr. D. L. Blaker and family hosted visitors from Columbus while Blaker's parents traveled from Cutler. Mrs. William Shafer of Cincinnati returned after a week with FE. K. Myers, Boyd Tucker, and E. I. Bean in Guysville.
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L. T. Dailey
Dayton
J. P. Wetherholt
Charleston
W. Va
Bertha F. Dailey
Kern St
Donald Murray
Duquesne University
Pittsburgh
Kenneth Dunn
B. State St
Murray
Pittsburgh U
Charlotte Teller
Cleveland
Phyllis Teller
Ohio University
Miss Teller
Cleveland Heights School of Dance
Florence Lash
Loring Connett
Magnetic Springs
E. Rey Lash
Lash
D. L. Blaker
Maple St
Columbus
Mr. Blaker
Mrs. C. BE. Blaker
Cutler
Mrs. Blaker
William Shafer
Ellen Michael
Cincinnati
FE. K. Myers
Guysville
Boyd Tucker
E. I. Bean
Shafer
Week End Dances Use Rainbow Colors At Ohio University Balls
Rainbow colors decorated two of the three spring formals at Ohio University events Friday and Saturday. Alpha Gamma Delta held a Country Club affair with green sorority crests, while Lindley Hall hosted a second formal with rainbow themed programs and bright lighting. Theta Upsilon Sorority also decorated the Athens venue with rainbow crepe paper and Iris flowers for their spring formal. Chaperones, plans, and lists of participants and guests are noted, including the involvement of several fraternities and campus groups.
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Country Club
Lindley Hall
Ohio University
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Athens Country Club
Howdy Gorman
Columbus
Eleanor Funk
Paul Shepherd
Dorothy Gudenkaut
Fred Clark
Jane Linden
Jane Barrett
Dorothy Krum
R. F. Beckett
Clara Hitchcock
Mary Jane Hitchcock
Roger Jones
Earl Beckley
Martha Mce-Vay
Sarah Mansfield
Helen Haskins
Mary Anne McKay
Lucille Swain
Kathleen Shannon
Mary Graves
Marjorie Wheaton
Janet Mackinnon
Martha Meister
Margaret Meister
Margaret Burt
Betty Riddison
Yvonne Meister
Jean Pickens
Pauline Reynolds
Alice Bardin
Alpha Phi Delta
Phi Kappa Tau
Theta Chi
Misa Louise Field
Dorothy Mikes
Winifred Mizener
Hazel Young
Theta Upsilon Sorority
Kenny Anderson
Iris
Maxwell Hosts Birthday Dinner Near Canaanville
Mr and Mrs Virgil Maxwell entertained Sunday in honor of Mrs G H Maxs celebrating her sixty fourth birthday near Canaanville. The day included noon dinner ice cream and cake baked by the guest of honor. Guests included Mr and Mrs G H Maxwell, Mr and Mrs Virgil Maxwell, George and Anna Maxwell and Mr and Mrs Adrian McVey.
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Virgil Maxwell
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