Young People Honored At First Methodist Breakfast
The First Methodist Church hosted a candlelight communion and breakfast for junior and senior high youth being received as members. Judge O F Rowland spoke for the official board as 165 attendees enjoyed music by Wesley Foundation students and remarks on guiding youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Wesley Foundation
O. F. Rowland
William G. Seaman
Wis Wivnan
Louise Young
Russell E. Bayliff
Dr. Seaman
Visiting Athens Alumnae Dance At Zeta Formal
Members and guests of Zeta Tau Alpha danced Friday night at the Athens Country Club under indirect lights with Rex Koons' orchestra. Attendees included town alumnae and actives, with out of town guests from Martins Ferry Zanesville Pittsburgh Cleveland and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Tau Alpha Social Sorority
Rex Koons
Athens Country Club
Jane Burnside
Robert Gee
Eleanor Cook
Ormons Higgins
Frank Thompson
George
Helen Laughlin
Pittsburgh
Goldie Bailza
Martins Ferry
Gertrude Dickerson
Cleveland
Margaret Flory
Music Pupils Present Recital Sunday Evening
Miss Marjorie McLean of Detroit visited the province president and attended the Sigma Alpha Iota event. She spoke at meetings in the afternoon and joined a special dinner at the Eastwood Saturday night hosted by the sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Sigma Alpha Iota
Marjorie McLean
Detroit
Miss McLean
Eastwood
Athens Artists To Play Tonight At OU Symphony
The Ohio University Symphony Orchestra under Prof. DeForest Ingerham performs tonight at 8 15 in Alumni Memorial Auditorium. Featured pianist Earl Kelly plays Liszt Concerto. Local students join in the string section with notable members including Mrs L C Mitchell Mrs Carl Nessley and Prof Joseph Thackeray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
DeForest Ingerham
Earl Kelly
Liszt
L. C. Mitchell
Carl Nessley
Louis Hammerle
Mary Elizabeth Ellis
Edwin T. Hellebrandt
Joseph Thackeray
School of Music
Nelsonville
Logan
Chesterhill
They Just Grow Taller and Taller For Mrs Efaw
Mrs. Francis Efaw of 206 W. Union St. praises her nearly six foot tall geranium plant which she nurtured by simply placing it in a container. The three year old plant blooms through winter with as many as 25 blossoms, has grown over a foot in the last season, and now bears ten blossoms while extending near the porch railing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Efaw
W. Union St
Efaw
Various Visits And social events in Athens Ohio area
Mrs. Charles Rock Jr. of Goshen Ind arrived to visit her Harris relatives in Athens. The Webers moved to 308 East State Street from 63 South Congress Street. Mrs. Shepherd Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Bowles will attend the State Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Akron May 18 to 21. The Whaleys visited Belmont and St Marys West Virginia. Mrs. Whaley returned with him. Ator family hosted weekend guests from Lancaster and Shade. Local families hosted gatherings at Bearwallow Ridge and other area homes. Music students of Miss Nellie McGowan gave a recital at Hotel Berry featuring works by Beethoven Haydn Raff and Chopin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rock Jr
Goshen, Ind
C. H. Harris
E. State St
William F. Shepherd
Charles W. Evans
Emmet Bowles
Athens
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Akron
Shepherd
Higley Study Circle
Evans
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Rowles
Pallas Club
Harold Whaley
Belmont
St. Marys
W. Va
A. E. Whaley
West Virginia
Nellie McGowan
Hotel Berry
Beethoven
Haydn
Raff
Chopin
Elsie Lou
Jesse Marie Bowles
Emerson Hawk
Minnie Annie Maxwell
Jimmy Baily
Glouster
Jane Gladding
Marjorie Brannon
Margaret Williams
John Fauley
Bernadine
Agnes Terril
Shirley Anne Cavanaugh
Elizabeth Lavelle
Esther Phillips
Annabelle Haller
Vera Mae McKibben
Zaleski
Vernon Trout
Miss Haller
Marriage Meddlers Sequel to Married Comrades
In a tense scene at a hotel Mary’s husband Philip Veritzen confronts gossip and authority as Hank defends Mary’s right to visit Aunt Madge. William strakly restrains Hank, calling the quarrel private and warning against further meddling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Brother
Mary
Madge
Philip Veritzen
Hank
Lion Tamer’s Plan Shocks Mrs Madge
Mrs Madge disciplines two quarrelsome boys and sends them to the other cabin while Hank and Bill feign a mock fight. Mr Veritzen reappears on the veranda, calling her “lion tamer” as he taunts with questions about plans for Mery and herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Hank
Mr. Veritzen
Mrs. Madge
Sigma Phi Gamma Holds Informal Party at Athens Hotel
The Athens Chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma hosted an informal party in the lounge of the Athens Hotel Monday night. Bridge and rummy were enjoyed by 23 members and friends with hostesses Miss Helen Johnson, Mrs. Pryce Dunlap, and Mrs. D. W. Nichols. First prize for high bridge went to Mrs. W. R. Allen, second to Mrs. Fred Weber. Rummy prizes were won by Miss Margaret Ford and Miss Ruth Snider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Sigma Phi Gamma
Helen Johnson
Pryce Dunlap
D. W. Nichols
W. R. Allen
Fred Weber
Margaret Ford
Ruth Snider
Children Honor Henry Wilsons On Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Henry Wilson of near Salem celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering at their home. A noon picnic and later ice cream and cake followed a plant gift from the Salem Church and many family presents. A village of relatives from Murray City New Straitsville near Salem and Hotel Berry hosted and a dance by the Church of the Good Shepherd Altar Guild with Rex Koons Orchestra was planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilson
Near
Salem
Cecil Grace
Jess Spencer
James
Dale
Betty
LaDonna
Raymond Spencer
Roger Lee
Chester Wilson
Patty Anne
Maxine
Raymond Wilson
Richard
Jack
Joe
Everett Wilson
Norma Jean
Ronald
Floyd Wilkes
Woodrow
Altar Guild
The
Church of the Good Shepherd
Hotel Berry
Rex Koons
West Side P T A May Meeting Set At Ohio University Museum
Social calendar lists multiple Tuesday May events including West Side P T A at 7 30 p m in the Ohio University Museum Agricultural Building Dr W A Matheny will speak United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary No 64 meet in IOOF Hall also Tuesday 7 30 p m Delphian picnic at Ferguson Bungalow at 6 p m bring own table service Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary hosts Mrs George W Hopkins Elmwood Place Tuesday 7 30 p m Higley Study Circle picnic Wednesday 6 p m Mrs W L Gard North Hill bring own table service Fast Side Needle Club meets Wednesday 2 at 74 Grosvenor St Alpha Gamma Delta alumni meet Wednesday 5 30 p m Mrs Roger Jones Elmwood Place pot luck DAV meets Wednesday IOOF Hall after GAR dinner 5 30 p m Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae entertain seniors Wednesday 7 30 p m Women s Faculty Club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Ohio University Museum
Agricultural Building
W. A. Matheny
Camp 78
United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary No. 64
IOOF
Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary
George W. Hopkins
Elmwood Place
Higley Study Circle
W. L. Gard
North Hill
Fast Side Needle Club
J. C. Crossen
Grosvenor St
Alpha Gamma Delta
Roger Jones
Ooo Zeta Tau Alpha
Selfish or Weak Mother Love Is Curse to Children
Dorothy Dix argues that mothering without judgment harms children. She says ideal mothers balance love and firmness, teach obedience, and push kids to stand on their own, avoiding perpetual dependence. The piece attacks overindulgent nurturing and praises measured guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Alpha Delta Pi Observes Founders Day Brunch
Alpha Delta Pi celebrated Founders Day with a Sunday brunch at the sorority home at eleven. Town alumnae and patrons attended, rooms filled with sweet peas and spring flowers. Miss Thelma Beery spoke, introducing house mother Florence Rocky. Ruth Perry recounted the Ohio University chapter’s 23 years. 40 members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Alpha Delta Pi
Wesleyan Female College
Macon
Thelma Beery
Florence Rocky
Ruth Perry
Ohio University
Ben Roberts
Glen Staneart
Allen Kresge
Gaige Paulseon
Miss Taylor and Miss Pace to Give Recital at Music Hall
Miss Barbara Taylor and Miss Jean Pace will present a formal recital in Music Hall Auditorium on Thursday May 20 at 8 15 p m. The program was postponed from last Thursday due to Miss Pace illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Taylor
Vera Board
Ohio University School of Music
Jean Pace
Phillip Peterson
Music Hall
Pace
Faithful Few Meet At Gay Tea Room
Faithful Few members gathered Thursday night at the Gay Tea Room as guests of Mrs. Audra Dinsmoore. Eight members and four guests attended with contests won by Mrs. Neutzling, Mrs. Katie Swartz, and Mrs. Stanley Nida. High in cards was Mrs. Forest Chism and low was Mrs. Nida. The next meeting will be at Mrs. William Mansfield's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Tea Room
Audra Dinsmoore
Paul Neutzling
Charles Zinn
Alva Hanning
Carlos Thomas
Neutzling
Katie Swartz
Stanley Nida
Forest Chism
Nida
William Mansfield
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Board of Methodist Church
Housewives
Jelke’s
C. D. Shafer CO
Bencoline
Gallaher
S. Court St
Mrs. Efaw
Kitty Carlisle
Eft
Marshall Field
Chicago
Belmont Park
L. L
Miss Carlisle
Sally
S. Congress St
Orle Ator
Sissie
Buddy
Lancaster
Bar Ator
Morris Ave
Emerson Douglas
Bearwallow Ridge
Mr. Douglas
Dawson Meek
Verne Lee
Stanley Boyde
Shade
Douglas
Howard Swindell
Gloria Ann
Guysville
Frank S. Perry
Patricia Ann
Desta Marlene
Albany
Ralph V. Perry
Gladys Hails
Charlotte Demond
Howard Shrader
Harold Sieler
Frank Sieler
Robert Hails
Dicky
Adele Garrison
Henry Wilsons
Onr Guild Dance
Ferguson Bungalow
DAV
GAR
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Peterman
Betermans
Vait
Milldeck’'s
Miss Taylor
Miss Pace
the Diamond & Brand
SCT
Cline's Pharmacy
Daa Mae Nts
Crete
Ies ‘Domo
Mgr., Millie Seiple
Athens Home Telephone Co
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