Guest Night Delights Athens Woman's Music Club at Country Club
More than a hundred members and guests attended the Athens Country Club program hosted by Mrs. T R Biddle. Assisting were Mrs. J T Merwin and Mrs. C C Robinson with program chair Mrs. Roger Connor and social chair Mrs. James Ruston guiding a varied musical evening.
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Woman's Music Club
T. R. Biddle
Athens Country Club
Biddle
J. T. Merwin
C. C. Robinson
Roger Connor
James Ruston
Ruston
Thomas Gibson
John
I$ Edwards
Joseph Thackery
Herbert Butler
Carl Witzler
Harold. Grasse
Etorgigen Drake
Gardiner
Pile
Newman Powell
Inne Bo
Rose Peonies
Tring
Clara Kuenzii
Fran Stalder
Caniels P. Bundy
Nessley
W. Violin
Phillips
Louis Ha 7Cherie
James Rusby Loomis
Ton
Hayden
Daniels
Westcott Roach
Grace Morley
Vera Board
DAR Congress in Chicago Prompts Patriotism and Awards
Mrs R P Tompkins reports at the DAR Congress noting a shift to Chicago in May for the annual gathering. The session highlighted wartime patriotism with a Roosevelt letter and Thomas Jefferson quotes. Honorees included Martha Lou Dowler and Anna Pearl McVay who won the Good Citizen Pilgrimage contest in Athens.
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J. Homer Casmex
Eastwood
H. le Atkinson
John Cro
Lackey
R. L. Morton
Anna Pearl McVay
Martha Lou Dowler
Athens
Carl Roberts
Selma Nelson
Albany
Robert P. Tompkins
National Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Chicago
National Capital
Congress
Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson 4
Personal notices of family visits and local greetings
Syracuse visit for a son-in-law and daughter return to Cincinnati. Mrs Karl Wagner and Keith back from two weeks with Wagner parents. Newark and Columbus trips noted. Betty Cavanaugh's throat operation at Grant Hospital. Iva Hawk learns son Robert Hawk became Corporal at Fort Bragg. Carbondale visit from Dayton. Ruth Morris 17th birthday dinner hosted by George R Morris with guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Wagner
Keith
Cincinnati
Betty Cavanaugh
Congress St
Grant Hopital
Columbus
Andrew Cavanaugh
Helen Cavanaugh
Iva Hawk
Mill St
Roert Hawk
S. Field Artillery
Fort Bragg
N.C
WRSTS
Carbondale
Matilda Hansel
Boyd Blum
Woodrow. Blum
Logan
Dayton
Woodrow Blum
Blum
John Landis
A. H. James
Athens
Car
George R. Morris
U N. Congress St
Ruth
Marjorie Bardin
Mary Parestides
Maxine Bethel
Louise Bowden
Kathleen Lavelle
Jane Quest
Claudine Steppe
Mabel Bean
Ruth Morrie
Pitfalls of Love Sequel Prompted Murder Plot
Adele Garrison continues Madge Meddlers in a melodrama where a forged phone message to a gangster leads to plans to rob the heroine's father. A hotel call and a threat to reveal the plot unfold as the spy negotiates danger. The suspense builds toward a continuation.
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Adele Garrison
Madge
Sadie
Pi Kappa Alpha Dance at Berry Caps Convention Weekend
Pi Kappa Alpha drew about 100 attendees for a Berry College convention weekend dance at the Berry Hotel. Eight couples danced to Dick Trimble and his orchestra as Garnet and Gold decor brightened the band stand and placards noted the five chapters present. Dorothy Taylor and John Irvine presented parchment programs while Dr. Freeman H. Hart urged unity for peers facing national service.
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Aotel
Berry
Pi Kappa Alpha
Dick Trimble
Dorothy Taylor
John Irvine
Athens
Freeman H. Hart
Boyd Hall Moonlight Cocktail Spring Formal Highlight
Boyd Hall hosts the annual spring formal Moonlight Cocktail with a ceiling display, blue star backdrop, and Jimmy Litt’s orchestra guiding dancers. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Herman James, Sean Irma Voigt, Mrs Margarett Wilson, Miss Virginia Finetrock, and Miss Kay Warner with chaperons Mr. and Mrs Robert Dawes and Mr. and Mrs Paul. Committee members list Gulich as chairman and others.
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Boyd Hall
Jimmy Litt 1
Presvent
Herman James
Sean Irma FE. Voigt
Margareit Wilson
Virginia Finetrock
Misa Kay Warner
Robert Dawes
Paul
Pes Gulich
Jesse Baum
N O'Brien
Jeanne Cormany
Dor Davies
Harriet Graham
Community Club and School Events Calendar
Local clubs meet this week across Miss Edith Miller leads Circle Ten WSCS at First Methodist. Athans City School discusses defense topic Tuesday morning at the American Legion Hall. Sunset Garden Club hosts slides on wildflowers at Mechanicsburg School. Chi Omega Alumnae gather May 19 at Rutherford residence. Presbyterians Circle Two quilt and pledge Wednesday with Ja Porter. Duke Inn Playshop features three student plays including Strength of the Hills and Overs and explores campus theater.
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Rursday
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Edith
Anna’ Pickering
Harper C. Toney
Tok Athans City’ School
American Legion Aus Fary
Legion Home
Court Montane
Silk Bon Stray
Men Charien
Rumeli Mian Laray Briggs
CC. Chapman
Sunset Garden Club
Mechanicsburg
Walter Porter
Noo the Chi Omega
Elabore Es Priel Rutherford
State
I Blamemakers Club
James Earich
Washington St
Eastside
Ptas
Eagles
Red Cross
Wodheatay
J. Allstock
Riverside
Presbyterian Cchurcm
Ja Porter
Charles Niemeyer
Universiy
Ernestine Bot Be
Strength of the Hills
Mise
Betty Jo Jepson
Alice Gerstenberg
Surprise house warming at Clarks Chapel honors Walls family
Clarks Chapel WS ai empers hosted a surprise house warming Friday evening for new residents Mr and Mrs Oliver Walls and family. Guests included many neighbors and friends who enjoyed contests, games, refreshments, and a presented set of dishes for the Walls.
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Ai Empers
Wscs
Clarks Chapel
Oliver Walls
Maxwell
Mra
Carl Than
Louise Givinn
Fred’ Walburn
Mix
Ray Rowe
Oliver Walla
Eileen
Ronnie
Jennie Dilliner
Mary Phillips
Mary Hedges
Gary Phillips
Aliee Robinson
Irene
Ann Givin
Yveta Dil
Maxine Rose
Maude Munn
Robert Hedges
Junior Potts
William Robinson
Robert Givinn
Jerry Dillinger
Mrs. Walls
Wild Flowers in Athens City Park Celebrate Local Flora
The People of Athens celebrate a new city park east of town on Alternate Route 50. The article invites visitors to enjoy lakeside views, shelters, and outdoor ovens, and details abundant ferns and trees such as oaks maples and beech. It highlights spring blooms including Buttercups Hepatic Rue Anemone and Blue Phlox urging visitors to protect plants and prevent damage.
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A. H. Blickle
Athens
Athens City Park
Locust Heights
Maidenhall
Blue Co
Weryone
Naturalista
Ship Party at Zeta Tau Alpha House
A nautical themed rush party at the Zeta Tau Alpha chapter house 48 E Union featured blue and white decor, a sailboat centerpiece, iced punch and cookies, and favors of white sailor hats with blue Stay ZTA. The program included singing Dancing in the Dark, readings, piano pieces, and local Alpha Pit songs, with a guest list of named sisters and friends.
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Zeta Tau Alpha
E. Union
Ann Diesel
Nan Wood
Midge Berlean
Zeta
Alpha Pit
Barbara Danford
Betty Griswald
Hattie Low Grones
Ruth Ann
University Theater Holds First Annual Banquet
The University Theater will host its first annual banquet for students involved in theater productions this year at the Berry Hotel on Friday May 22 at 6 30 p m Dr Robert Gates Dawes head of the School of Dramatic Art serves as toastmaster Senior members of National Collegiate Players are the honored guests
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Sigma Phi
Lottage Tea House
Lola Dixon
Anna Marie Wolff
F. Dixon
University
Ter
Jeon Jacoby
Race
Raymond Roce
Mt Charles Athens High School
Oling
Mtr John
Spaulds
Siary
Vitemin
Jane On
Devo- Alexander
Wann Quest
Alexander Preahy
Jean Lavelle
Joan
Ttlan Charen
Lenora Reed
Piller
Pridayy
Ith University
Berry Hotel
Riday
Robert Gates Dawes
School of Dramatic’ Art
National Collegiate Players
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R. P. Tompkins
DAR
Abby Lee Ames
Nabby Lee
C. M. Ferguson
HF. Cromley
Harry
Fos
Rexall Drug Store
the Cline Pharmacy
Unio
Shave
Syracuse
Ind
Tes Rock Jr
J. W. Hudson
Second St
Jarry Kelley
Blackburn Heights
Newark
Harry Hudson
Viva Morris
Stella
Charles “Lott
Lanfield
Athens Messenger
Romance IN Bloom
Berry Climaxes
Hattie
Anthony
Pomeroy Rd
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Girl Scout Council
Gat Scout Counc
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Buffalo
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Ginun
Nas
Univer of
Logan’s
Rover
Lowe Brothers
Felipe Poe Ramee
Nter Hdwe. Co
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