Omega Formal at Club Featured Dining and Attendees
The Omega Formal at the club featured an evening in the dining room with chaperones Mr and Mrs Louis Brown Mr and Mrs Alonzo Palmer Mr and Mrs T E Byrne and Mrs Emma Smith. Local alumnae included Mr and Mrs James Householder Mr and Mrs William F Smiley Mr and Mrs Paul Beckley Mr and Mrs Gerald Kyle plus Miss Ruth Cone and Mr Homer Dorman. Out of town guests ranged from Miss Ruth Green with James Rush Cleveland to Miss Virginia Englebeck with Robert Guillam and others from Pittsburgh Columbus and Pomeroy. The dance committee included Miss Marcella Lawrence Miss Millie War Horn Miss Ina Craig and Miss Shirley Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Brown
Alonzo Palmer
T E. Byrne
Emma Smith
James Householder
William F. Smiley
Paul Beckley
Gerald Kyle
Ruth Cone
Homer Dorman
Pauline Cone
Ruth Irvin
John McClain
Chester Barnett Honored at Birthday Bridge Party
Mrs Chester C Barnett hosted a surprise bridge party at 12 Race Street for her husband Chester C Barnett Saturday night. Prizes went to Nile Barnett Richard Fought Floyd West and Richard Fought. Guests included Edward Newcome Everett Shirley and the Wests among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester C. Barnett
Mr. Barnett
Race Street
Nile Barnett
Richard Fought
Floyd West
Barnett
Edward Newcome
Everett Shirley
Nile Barnett Coolville
Missionary Tea Planned by Women's Society
The Presbyterian Church Women’s Missionary Society will host a tea at Mrs. C. M. Gill’s home at 209 East State Street on Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. Members of the church and women from other churches are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
C. M. Gill
East State Street
Professor Joernity DinnerCHARMING Sigma Evening Attended
A social dinner at the Sigma chapter Sunday featured Professor Joernity and associates. Guests included Beckert and Mrs Marie Kinne tuum with Miss Betty Thomas Rosser among the attendees at the RF residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RF. Beckert
Marie Kinnetuum
Betty Thomas Rosser
Tallulah Bankhead Revisits Broadway With New Comedy
Marian Bush reports Tallulah Bankhead at a New York apartment as she previews the comedy Something Gay after Forsaking All Others. The star appears relaxed and gracious, entertaining friends and showing a gentler, healthier side while sharing stories of generosity and charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah Bankhead
Marian Bush
the Messenger
New York
Ohio University
Pinkie Cavett
Tallulah
Eleanor Martin Elected President of Eta Sigma Phi
Eleanor Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Martin was elected president of Eta Sigma Phi a classical honorary fraternity Other officers include Herbert Alcott Youngstown secretary Susan Patterson Wellston and treasurer Helen Campbell Barnesville Initiation was at Professor Victor D Hills home followed by a Banquet at Cottage Tea House New members include Ruth Drake Lois Berry Esther Hand Chilli cothe Todd Mitchell Elizabeth Newton New Lexington John Orphan Massillon Elizabeth Osborn Stockdale Stefena Senzik Youngstown and Walter Sindlinger Marion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Alcott
Youngstown
Susan Patterson
Wellston
Helen Campbell
Barnesville
Victor D. Hill
Langshees
Cottage Tea House
Ruth Drake
Lois Berry
Esther Jane Hand
Chillicothe
Todd Mitchell
Portsmouth
Elizabeth Ann Newton
New Lexington
John Orphan
Massillon
Elizabeth Osborn
Stockdale
Stefena Senzik
Walter Sindlinger
Marion
Residents and visitors travel through Athens area events
Mrs T J Davis returns to Cincinnati after a three day Athens stay. Colum bus and Columbus trips include Prof Evan J Jones and family, Prof H T Houf, P M Lomax party, Harold Blacker group, Joseph Beckert visiting relatives, and William Walsh family with Cleveland relatives. A Blue Pencil Club luncheon in Columbus and a Texas trip for J J Crumley are noted. Athens seniors plan a Lancaster Park picnic.
Bishop Class Party At Central M E Church Basement
The Bishop Class of the Central M E Church will hold a class party in the church basement Thursday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Chinese economist urges boycott of American goods
Nanking China Dr Yin-Chu Ma a leading Chinese economist urged Sunday a boycott of American goods as the most effective way to combat the American silver purchasing policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Yin-Chu Ma
Katharine Home Again at the Rogers Place
Katharine settles into Lavinia Meiser’s house as she tours the Rogers place with Violet Meiser and Sybil Diana and talks of family memories. She finds comfort in the children’s evening ritual, contemplates her father’s visit, and reflects on past dreams and regrets as the scene closes with a promise of continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lochinvar
Katharine
Lavinia
Bybil
Diana
Sybil
Daddy
Bertine
Victor
Kathar
Ine
Violet Meiser
Old Rogers Place
Violet
Scodd
Miz’ Meiser
American Legion Dance at Hotel Berry Charms Local Guests
The American Legion held a Saturday Night Club party at Hotel Berry featuring Jimmy Littler and his band. About 40 couples danced while the Baird Sisters sang and performed. Auxiliary hat-checking was run by Mrs. Anthony Padden and others. Next Saturday another Legion dance with the same orchestra is planned with dancers from Nelsonville led by Miss Aiffield Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Hotel Berry
Jimmy Littler
Baird Sisters
Auxiliary
Anthony Padden
C. EF. Chapman
Ernest McGrainor
Berry
Nelsonville
Aiffield Johnson
McConnelsville
Logan
Mrs Doolittle Celebrates 91st Birthday at Family Dinner
Mrs Nancy Doolittle of Carbondale marked her 91st birthday with a Sunday dinner hosted by the widow of a Civil War veteran. Attending were multiple relatives including Mr and Mrs William Partlow, Mrs J A Malone, Marjorie and Frances Partlow, Carl Partlow and family, Jessie Doolittle, Lottie Peck and others. A cake inscribed Nancy 91 was centerpiece. A daughter in Kissimmee Florida received a piece of cake Monday. Mrs Doolittle spoke briefly at the close, remaining active in family and local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Doolittle
Carbondale
Nancy
William Partlow
J. A. Malone
Marjorie
Frances
Carl Partlow
Elmer Doolittle
Jessie Doolittle
Lottie Peck
Junior
Mollie Kayer
William Milar
Kissimee, Fla
Doolittle
Social Calendar for Monday and Tuesday Activities
American Legion Auxiliary meets at the Legion Hall Monday at 7 30 p m with initiation a special program and refreshments Glouster team will initiate new members A formal recital will be given by university students in Music Hall Auditorium Tuesday at 8 p m M and H Circle meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs W O Jones Central Avenue with Mrs Floyd Hutchins assisting Standard Bearers of the First Methodist Church entertain mothers at the church Tuesday at 7 30 p m
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Glouster
Music Hall
W. O. Jones
Central Avenue
Floyd Hutchins
First Methodist Church
Recital Showcases Rodehaver and Plum Soprano Duo
Miss Lorene Rodehaver and Miss Gretchen Plum presented an advanced vocal recital in Music Hall Auditorium Sunday night. Rodehaver, a Pi Beta Phi junior, opened with Verdi and Old English pieces, then performed Bach and Saint Saens arias. Plum, Alpha Xi Delta sophomore, sang Bach Handel Sibelius numbers and Bassett Fiske Woodman selections. Accompanists were Selah Warren and Margaret Le Masters. both sopranos received flowers.
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Lorene Rodehaver
Homer Rodehaver
East State Street
Gretchen Plum
Ashville
Margaret Benedict
Music Hall
Miss Rodehaver
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
College of Arte
Miss Plum
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
College of Education
Saint- Saens
Bassett, Fiske
Woodman
Selah Warren
Mary Ellen Bibbee Elected Pi Beta Phi President
Mary Ellen Bibbee daughter of Mr and Mrs EE C Bibbee of 34 Weay Union Street a Ohio University junior was elected Pi Beta Phi president for the coming year. Installation services were held at the chapter house Friday afternoon. Betty Gullum new pan hellenic representative and other officers Rita Carper Helen Rounds and Doris Christensen were installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Bibbee
EE. C. Bibbee
Weay Union Street
Ohio University
Pi Beta Phi
Betty Gullum
Frank B. Gullum
Lancaster Street
Pan Hellenic
Rita Carper
Helen Rounds
Doris Christensen
Athens and District Students Win State Scholarship Awards
Athens and surrounding area were well represented at the Sixth Annual Ohio Scholarship Day at Central High School in Columbus. More than 2500 top students statewide received certificates. local honorees included Stephen Fuller, Clark Biedel, Harry Hess, Dwight Riley, and others from Athens County with several Logan and Nelsonville students also earning recognition.
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Athens and District
Athens
Ohio
Central High School
Columbus
B. O. Skinner
Department of Education
Athens City
Logan
Luther A. L. Heyde
Helen B. France
Nelsonville
Jean N. Barker
Lillian ©. Kemper
Melen L. Martin
Waterloo High School
Athens County
Clark Biedel
H. W. Biedel
Harry Hess
John A. Hees
Dwight Riley
Grace R. Riley
John Lockard
J. H. Lockard
Marjorie Harevey
R. L. Harvey
Patty Mackinnon
R. A. Foster
J. A Fuller
F. &. Finsterwald
John
Helen Baker
J. H. McClure
Warren McClure
F. B. Dilley
Ohioniversity District Center
Reverend Downs Attends State Christian Convention
Reverend R. J. Downs pastor of the Christian Church left Athens to attend the State Christian Church convention in Dayton. He chairs the state obituary committee and will report to the gathering. Albert Beaven of the Colegate School of Divinity and Emory Ross, missionary from Africa, will speak alongside Dr. Kenneth J. Brown, president of Hiram College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Downs
Christian Church
Athens
State Christian Church
Dayton
Downs
Albert Beaven
Colegate School of Divinity
Emory Ross
Mother Ross
Africa
Kenneth J. Brown
Hiram College
Delta Tau Delta Seniors Dine at Guilum Home
Delta Tau Delta seniors and guests visited Professor Frank B. Guilum and Mrs Guilum at 128 North Lancaster Street for an annual 6 o'clock Sunday dinner. Attendees included Eugene Batten John Boyd Glenn Gourley Kenneth McKean Cliffort Newell James Powell Claude Rudd and Fred Stone. Sunday noon friends also dined at the Delta Tau house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fight Obie University Ceniure
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Frank B. Guilum
North
Lancaster Street
Eugene Batten
John Boyd
Glenn Gourley
Kenneth McKean
Cliffort Newell
James Powell
Claude Rudd
Fred Stone
Gullums
Professor Gullum
Delta Tea Delta
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Orstar
Masonic Temple
District
Middleport
Wong
Flossie Kil
the Worthy Riley
Martin
Sara
James A. Palmer
M. EB. Church
Marietta
Pomeroy
Bremen
Guysville
Mt. Sterling
New Marshfield
Lowell
New Vienna
Harrisonville
Chester Barnett
Birthday Bridge
Associate
Sigma
Beckert
Franz
DEAS
Luates
Kodaks
The
C. D. Shafer Co
Cavett
Harry
Eleanor Martin
F. C. Martin
Eta Sigma Phi
T. J. Davis
J. D. Brown
Cincinnati
Evan J. Jones
Evan
Martha
Dixie Lou Williams
H. T. Houf
Jean
P. M. Lomax
MceArthur
Pearl Street
Ooen
Harold Blacker
Margery
Joseph Beckert
R. F. Beckert
Morris Avenue
William V. Walsh
East Mill Street
B. J. Meder
C. E. Ryser
Delores Ann
L. J. Cox
Florence Meder
Cleveland
Marian Bush Snyder
D. Boone Dawson
Charleston
W. Va
Roy Pierce
Charlies
Elmer Thomas
Mr. Pierce
Mrs. A. Antle
Mrs. Thomas
Edna Mendenhall
Ohio State Sanitarium
Mt. Vernon
George Starr Lasher
Royal Ray
C. H. Harris
Blue Pencil Club
Ohio State University
Wendel Burton
Earle Martin
Cleveland News
C. O. Mantz
G. E. Teterick
Altice
Canal Winchester
J. J. Crumley
Oklahoma
Texas
North Texas State Teachers College
Denton
Athens High School
Lancaster Park
Tom Kircher
Mary Olive Cowen
Sweeth
Mabel McElliott
NBA Service, Inc
American Legion
Mrs. Doolittle
New Pi Beta Phi
ATG
Savitae
Martin L. Davey
Dr. Skinner
Reverend Downs
Delta Tau Delta Seniors
Bill
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Athens Ice and Storage Company
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