Kappa Beta Hosts Homecoming and Spring Initiation
Kappa Beta of the Kappa chapter held a weekend of events at First Christian Church and the student grill. Ohio University students Imogene Van Wye Isabel Courtney and Jean Carmichael were initiated with Betty Jane Courtney as chapter president. Alumnae, led by Agnes Eisen, installed graduating seniors Dorothy Wiland and Dorothy Hamm and elected 192 officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Betty Jane Courtney
Imogene van Wye
Niles
Isabel Courtney
Chauncey
Jean Carmichael
South Webster
Ohio University
Dorothy Wiland
Kappa
Frank Donaldson
Kappa Beta
Willard Guy
Kappa Chapter
John Hoon
Pauline Fierce
M. T. Vermillion
C. L. Church
Mary Bridge
New Marshfield
Agnes Eisen
Eisen
Martha King
Crooksville
Bryan
Dorothy Hamm
Minersville
Middletown
Rachel Osborne
Athens
Dorothy McBride
Cleveland
Elizabeth Heinlein
Logan
Myrta Ashworth
Mildred Giesecke
William Fiddle
Nelsonville
Doris Giesecke Wyckoff
North Lima
Beulah Birmingham
Bainbridge
Edna Pairan Peters
Lancaster
Laura Culler
Columbus
Rowena Sprout
Helen Sarver
Ethel Beekman
Leland Stokes
E. L. Church
Carlos Cameron
J. A. Wharton
Beta Theta Pi Spring Dance At Athens Country Club
The Beta Theta Pi Spring Formal drew 100 Betas and guests to the Athens Country Club ballroom. Rex Koons led an 8 to 12 orchestra set with a pre intermission Glee Club performance. A grand march followed as couples received blue red embossed programs amid local townspersons faculty and alumni guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Theta Pi
Athens Country Club
Rex Koons
Beta Glee Club
Hughey Backenstee
Loving
Mosier
Shadow March
Protheroe
Club Calendar Sets Various May Meetings in Athens
A series of local club events and meetings are listed for May in Athens. Women’s groups including Woman's Music Club and Democrat Women’s Club share dates at local venues. Public notices cover Red Cross sewing, dress rehearsal guidance, and church circle gatherings.
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Presbyterian Women's Association
The
Presbyterian Church
Red Cross
Charlotte la Tourette
Park Place
Athens High School
Summer 42 hats loom as big styles rule the season
In New York Nicole de Paris showcases enormous dinner hats and bold bonnets dominating Fifth Avenue. Big hats tilt forward or back with parasol accents and veils, while petite styles recede. the smart woman chooses a hat with a clear character or one that is softly understated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nicole de Paris
Nicole
Fifth Avenue
Music Convention Columbus Ohio to mark sixtieth annual meeting
Plans for the sixtieth annual Ohio Music Teachers Association convention in Columbus June 16 to 18 at the Deshler-Wallick Hotel are under way led by Harold R. Swingle and John O. Samuel. Central themes center on unity through music and music’s role in reconstruction with extensive community singing and sessions on piano voice and orchestra. Non members who are music teachers may attend. Also announced is the birth of Terry J. Walburn to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Walburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Music Teachers Association
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
Harold R. Swingle
Cleveland
John O. Samuel
Lakewood
Samuel
Polish portraitist Styka on femininity and dress in New York studio
In a New York studio above Central Park, Polish painter Tade Styka praises femininity and evening attire as enhancing beauty while critiquing uniforms for dinner nightlife. He cites portraits of Mrs. Leeds, Mrs. Voronoff, and Mrs. Strassburger and comments on American women’s sacrifice during wartime. Also notes visitors and local notices: Col. Gross of Columbus, a rummage sale at Central Avenue Methodist Church, and the Albany Two and One Club meeting May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tade Styka
New York
Central Park
Styka
N. M. Acquavella
William B. Leeds
Serge Voronoff
R. V. Strassburger
Central Avenue Methodist Church
City Hall
Albany
Clarence Vorhes
Pitfalls of Love Sequel to Marriage Meddlers
Madge Graham and Jack pursue gangsters in an armored car toward New York to rescue Professor Diswell and confront a hostage plot. Gus guards, while a disguised impostor professor taunts Madge offering a message that could save her father. The scene ends with a threat and a continuation promised tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Garrison
Madge
New York
Gus
Professor Diswell
Jack
Joe
Madge Graham
Marion Orton
Potge
Secret Service
Connecticut Mountain
Diswell
Ruth Hayes
South America
Leters
Katharine
Branchman
Missis Graham
Gua
Bill
Jim Watson
Savant
N A L C Auxiliary Meeting Hosted by Mrs Gallagher
The National Association of Letter Carriers auxiliary held a Friday gathering at Mrs. E H Gallagher's home on Lancaster Street. The Mothers and Daughters club was entertained with eight members and five guests present including Mrs. Porter Dickens Mrs. Thelma Swift Mrs. C E Knight Miss Cathleen Orr and Mrs J R Sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Letter Carriers
E. H. Gallagher
Lancaster St
Porter Dickens
Thelma Swift
C. E. Knight
Cathleen Orr
J. R. Sands
Blue Ribbon 4-H Club Elects Officers at Dorothy Love Home
The Blue Ribbon 4-H Club met at Dorothy Love's home on Maple Street. Officers named include Dorothy Love as president Lois Puckey vice president Jo Ann Walker secretary treasurer June Schuler news reporter Jackie Burgett recreation leader with Mrs W M Finsterwald leader and Mrs Tina Love assistant leader. The next meeting is set for May 21 at 7 pm at June Schuler s home 85 E Mulberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Love
Maple St
Lois Puckey
Jo Ann Walker
June Schuler
Jackie Burgett
W. M. Finsterwald
Tina Love
Evelyn de Pew
Helen McBride
Mary Droz
Marian Droz
Norma Guesman
Jimmy Knox
Meta Dixon
Maxine More
Betty France
Alberta Manion
E. Mulberry
Poor Mom
Ruth Millett argues that mothers are overwhelmed by family reminders and must reclaim their own minds. She suggests giving each member a calendar with a pad and pencil to prompt personal responsibility and reduce maternal memory burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Julie
Mama
Lodi Club Hosts Township Conservation Committee Meet
The Lodi Township Conservation Committee met at the Cowan home near Shade on Wednesday night May 13. Faye Wingett led the discussion. Members noted radio program preferences from Farm and Home Hour during roll call. Fourteen guests were served refreshments by the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi Township
The Special Investigator draws capacity crowd at University Theater
Tonight's performance in Ewing Auditorium exceeds attendance of two prior showings due to novel settings costumes and lighting. Director Joseph Batcheller cites townspersons and students as fans aided by national publicity in Center Aisle. Tickets available at box office until 4 p.m. and at 8 p.m. curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Theater
Ewing Auditorium
Joseph D. Batcheller
Curerent
Center Aisle
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Ubou
Christian Church Sorority
Robert Garn
F. D. Forsyth
Oliver Martin
E. H. Gaylord
Robert
William Sprague
Homer Johnson
Dave Cooper
Bill White
Dave Nichols
Henry Miller
Ben Fulton
Phil Swanson
Jack Biddison
James Pihaler
Air Lines
Robert DeFrance
Air Corp
Sapa-Inca
Harbert Castle
Wire Wizzard
Wallabies
Acrogats
America
Senor
Juan Lubo
Cline's Pharmacy
South Court ST
Club Calender
T. R. Biddle
J. T. Merwin
C. C. Robinson
Democrat Women's Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Kiddies Club
McBee Club
Lo.o.f. Hall
Oak St
Faculty Women’s Club
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Edith Miller
Anna Pickering
S. High St
Harper C. Pendry
Athens City
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
S. Court St
Don Strawn
Charles Russell
Laura Briggs
C. C. Chapman
Sunset Garden Club
Mechanicsburg School
Walter Porter
Chet
Tonite
Chester Morris
Morrer Hilliard Jenn ‘Boat
Albert Dekker
Joan Davis
J. H. Walburn
W. Union St
Terry J. Walburn
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Burdette Hunt
Margaret McHarg
Carl Gross
C. W. Gross
Washington St
Margaret
Jim
N.A.L.C. Auxiliary
Christian Church
Chi Omega
Dwight Rutherford
E. State St
Natl
Peremeunt
Gale Sondergaard
George Zucco
Ruth Millett
Lodi Club
Carthage
Young People’s Association
Carthage Presbyterian Church
R. L. Sharp
E. W. Bailey
Washington
Circle Nine
Arvilla van Dyke
W. State St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
WILL
Messenger
Cole Bros. Circus
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