Athens Garden Club Annual Guest Night Showcases Slides
About 45 members and guests attended the Athens Garden Club meeting in the Agricul ture Building. Guest Mrs. F D Kershner presented colored slides from Australia and Malaya with notes on plants and climates. Officers were reinstated for the coming year and a social hour followed with Dutch Iris centerpieces and floral displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Garden Club
F. D. Kershner
Australia
President's Palace
New Delhi
India
A. R. Kresge
Governor's Palace
Williamsburg
James V. Rice
Carl Hanson
Chi Omega Slumber Party For Athens High Seniors
The Chi O Constellation themed slumber party hosted by Chi Omega at Athens High School welcomed senior girls and featured airplane interior decorations. Stewardesses introduced entertainment and served refreshments to invited guests including Virginia Ashton Betsy Baker Katy Carpenter Clara Davis Patty Fitzgerald Caroline Hefti Mary Ann Hellebrandt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Chi Omega
Virginia Ashton
Betsy Baker
Katy Carpenter
Clara Davis
Patty Fitzer
Caroline Hefti
Mary Ann Hellebrandt
Virginia Huffman
Helen Lehman
Nancy Martin
Martha Dee Morrison
Billie Jo Nuzum
Antionette Ondis
Marilyn Paulsen
Maxi
Sigma Chi installs new officers in Hamilton
Wally Deamer of Hamilton becomes president succeeding Claude Westfall of Athens. New officers include Marvin Yerkey Dayton vice president Ed Harris Steubenville recording secretary James Morey Detroit Mich cor responding secretary Chuck Carpenter Canton historian and Gene Fortney Parkersburg pledge master. Past treasurer Bob Stane art Athens remains in office with Howard Cohagen Carroll as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Deamer
Hamilton
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Claude Westfall
Athens
Marvin Yerkey
Dayton
Ed Harris
Steubenville
James Morey
Detroit
Mich
Chuck Carpenter
Canton
Gene Fortney
Parkersburg
Bob Staneart
Howard Cohagen
Carroll
Shower Honors Bride-Elect Laura Jean Anderson
Laura Jean Anderson, a bride-elect, was guest of honor at a crystal shower Saturday afternoon hosted by Miss Nancy Householder and her mother at 273 State St. Springs flowers decorated tables and gift area. dessert was served. Guests included Mrs. A. C. Anderson, Mrs. Don Slagle, Miss Imogene Laughlin, Miss Marie Farley, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Jean Anderson
Nancy Householder
James EK. Householder
State St
A. C. Anderson
Don Slagle
David Wingett
Imogene Laughlin
Marie Farley
Sarah Lee Roach
Elspeth Hudson
J. B. Maffett
Robert Wilson
Farr Mathews
Mary Patrick
Flora Armbruster
Nancy Rutherford
Sharon Oldfield
Yvonne Sheron
Elizbeth Keating
Lila Stevens
Georgia Conner
Eleanor Scatterday
Joan Boyd
Jean Shephard
O. U. Terrill
Notable Figures Travel as Assembly Sessions Loom
Miss Anna Pearl McVay of Ziba's House departs for New York City May 22 to 28 for the Presbyterian Assembly. It is the first NY meeting in 50 years with about eight hundred ministers and elders plus lay attendees. The Brick Presbyterian Church chapel will be dedicated and she will also visit Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Comer resign from Athens to Paris by July 1 to work budget duties for DoD across NATO, based in Paris, for about 18 months. Comer previously worked with McBee Company and served in WWII, now with Gen. Marshall’s office. Additional notices list funeral attendees from multiple cities and travels of Dr. Wade Volwiler, his Seattle trip for clinical research, and Mrs. F. D. Kershner’s Florida visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Pearl McVay
Ziba
New York City
Presbyterian Assembly
New York
Miss McVay
United States
Brick Presbyterian Church
W. A. Comer
Athens
Alexandria
Paris
France
Comer
Department of Defense
NATO
McBee Company
US Navy
George C. Marshall
Wade Volwiler
Susan
Craig
Timmy
Seattle
Wash
Dr. Volwiler
A. T. Volwiler
Volwiler
Caleb Davies, Jr
Pittsburgh
American Society For Clinical Investigation
Atlantic City
Athens High School
Oberlin College
Harvard Medical School
The
University of Washington
Zeta Alumnae Dinner Honors Eleven Senior Girls
The Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae hosted a six o clock dinner at the Cottage Tea House for eleven senior girls from the active chapter. Decorations featured red roses and each guest received a rose. Ceremonies inducted the seniors into the alumnae group led by Miss Marion Coe with several hosts assisting.
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Zeta Tau Alpha
Cottage Tea House
Marion Coe
Fred Sands
Roy Hawk
Margaret Ann Thompson
Ann
Mothers Circle Holds Annual Guest Day Dinner Program
The Mothers' Circle gathered at Mrs. Roy Robinson's home for its annual guest day dinner and program. James Seward presided as guests attended a roll call, with readings, vocal solos, and a one act comedy presented by members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Circle
Roy Robinson
Canaanville Road
Barbara Williams
Virginia Huffman
Patricia Robinson
James Seward
Miss Huffman
Miss Williams
Aunt Bessie and
the Tramp
Owen Kennedy
Charles Andrews
Robinson
Peter B. Seel
Mothers’ Club
William Lee
Mary Jane
George Fee
Barbara
Clarence Allen
Glenn Atkinson
Karl Rose
John Risch
John Huffman
Frank Wood
Francis White
Mac Williams
John Ashton
Clarence Morrison
W. W. Totman
Lewis McBride
Myrtle Wright
Nelsonville
D. M. Stewart
Ira Burnfield
Vera Daugherty
Beta Sigma Phi Hosts Mothers Party at Maplewood Drive
Beta Sigma Phi members entertained mothers Sunday at the home of Mrs. Clarice Aldridge on Maplewood Drive. Prizes were awarded to the oldest mother Mrs. William Pierre the mother with the most children Mrs. Walter Baird and the youngest mother Mrs. Clarsa Smith. Refreshments were served by a committee led by Mrs. Charles Beckle.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Clarice Aldridge
Maplewood Drive
William Pierre
Walter Baird
Clarsa Smith
Robert Cochran
Muriel Spaulding
Harvey Chesser
Charles Beckle
Martha Tolliver
Faye Walker
Bernard Spaulding
Shirley Smith
Donna Smith
Ervin Weekley
Eleanore Smith
Donald Tolliver
Charles Stokoe
Ellen Stokoe
Robert Liggett
Lawrence Graves
Zoe Baird
Robert McKibben
CCL Group Hosts Guest Night with Choir and Social
Members of the Youth Activities Circle of the Child Conservation League hosted a concert by the Athens Interchurch Youth Choir, then moved to Mrs. Fred Weber’s Albany Road home for a social hour. Beth Collins and Jane Barker performed, with a skit by the pair. Officers elected: Mrs. Fred Weber president, Mrs. H. C. Dorman vice president, Mrs. Gaige Paulsen secretary, Mrs. E. H. Gaylord treasurer. A gift went to Miss Eunice Chao of China, a soon-to-be bride, as coffee hour concluded. New officers will be installed June 16 at Mrs. John Jagers’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Thackery
Paul Black
Fred Picard
Dutch Iris
Rice
Parker Walker
Vivian Roberts
Margaret Davis
Thackery
Walker
Ada Kennedy
Miles Hoon
New Marshfield
Dow Bridgewater
Glenn Davis
Roy Pendergrass
Chauncey
Sam McDonald
Ray Michael
Paul A. Tipton
the Plains
Clara W. Rose
Wilmington
Andrew Sterrett
Co. B. Nye
W. W. Patton
Edna Way
Isabelle Work
Victor Whitehouse
Hal Woods
Charles Weber
C. R. Hoskins
Frank Gullum
Paul Fontaine
John Algeo
D. F. Holmes
Lucille Wilson
Gwendolyn Roach
Youth Activities Circle
The
Child Conservation League
Athens Interchurch Youth Choir
Fred Weber
Albany Road
Beth Collins
Jane Barker
Williard Barker
Beth
Jane
H. C. Dorman
Gaige Paulsen
E. H. Gaylord
Eunice Chao
China
E. S. Sheron
John Jagers
Art exhibit features Ray Abraham’s Roof-Tops drawing
Ray Abraham, son of Joseph Abraham of 120 W Union St, displayed a charcoal abstract titled Roof-Tops at the Dayton Art Institute. He is a freshman art major at Ohio University, among other OU students and faculty whose works were shown in the April 6 to April 20 exhibition.
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Ray Abraham
Joseph Abraham
W. Union St
Dayton Art Institute
Social Calendar highlights and club meetings
Multiple Athens area clubs schedule evening events including Dell Dames final meeting at chapter house with officer elections and tax stamp reminder, West Side PTA installation, New Marshfield OES inspection, Homemakers Club, and other group gatherings with reservations and notices.
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Dell Dames
Adoption Affirmed as True Kinship in Childrearing
Dr George W Crane urges that spiritual kinship outweighs blood ties in parenting. He argues adopted children should be told they are chosen, not tricked, to prevent kleptomania and insecurity. Parents must affirm love and responsibility, not lament lack of blood relation.
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Tommy
George W, Crane
Tommy Q
Dr. Crane
Mamma
Olive Huston To Speak At BPW Club Dinner
Miss Olive Huston former state president of the Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs will be guest speaker at a BPW Club dinner at Hotel Berry on Thursday at 6 30 p.m. Chair is Miss Elise Long with committee members Miss Omah Gaston Mrs George Rasp Miss Garnet Hatch Miss Pauline Fierce and Miss Cora Evans. GROUP MEETS THURSDAY Christian Women’s Fellowship meets at Miss Mildred Banks 37 Franklin Ave Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Huston
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
National Federation
BPW
Hotel Berry
Elise Long
Omah Gaston
George Rasp
Garnet Hatch
Pauline Fierce
Cora Evans
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Athens Messenger
Comort
the Cline Pharmacy
Chi Omegas
Sigma Chi
CMC
Betty Beckley
Northwood Drive
Rita Simpkins
Nancy Bishop
Sally Lynn
Vernon Walls
May Ave
Gary Vernon
Sheltering Arms Hospital
James Walls
Flinch Book Authors
Tripoley
Logan
Helen Cavanaugh
D. J. Cavanaugh
T. D. Morley
Art Delargey
Marjorie
Delia Morley
Chicago
Ill
Jerry Cavanaugh
Youngstown
Tampa
Jacksonville
Fla
Chillicothe
Maude Marks
Grosvenor St
William Crozier
Sue Burnett
Ave
Americas
N. Y
Zeta Alumnae
CCL Group
WIA
ITV
Herbert Davis
Washington St
Ancheon Athens Country Club
R. W. Hollingsworth
Lake Hope
West Side Pta
Nannie Ullum
Homemakers Club
Harry Jacoby
D. E. Marquis
Albany Farm Bureau Council
Dale Scott
Women's Auxiliary
the Church of the Good Shepherd
Constance Leete
University Terrace
Dottie Barnes
N. Congress St
Mothers Friendship Club
Helen Clayton
OES
P.m
New Marsfield Masonic Hall
Carol Orminston
South Court Street
Hend
Anne Cabot
St.joseph
Sidi
MATCI
Cornwell
S$. Court ST
Athens, Ohio
Onio
Life Bros
Formfit
Fife
Tom Isfit
P.S
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