Exhibit of High School Work Attracts Hundreds
An Athens Junior and Senior High School exhibition displayed a year's work to nearly 600 parents and friends in the gym. All departments were represented by notebooks, paintings, maps, textiles, metal jewelry, furniture, a bird house, and an outboard motor boat built by Robert Morris. Home economics showed model kitchen and dining rooms with students modeling dresses. Furniture from local stores and metal bracelets etched with designs highlighted the display along with textile prints, portraits, drawings, oils, and woodwork products arranged across the floor.
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Athens
Robert Morrison
Floyd Hartley Weds Misa Nellie Stover in Guysville Saturday
Floyd Hartley and Misa Nellie Stover united in marriage at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hartley on Walker Street in Guysville on May 19. Rev. C. A. Spriggs officiated. Attendants included Dennis H. Ours and Miss Avanelie Spriges. A small dinner followed with family and guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hartley
Walker Street
Floyd
Misa Nellie Stover
O. G. Stover
Guysville
Dennis H. Ours
Avanelie Spriges
Harry Niggemeyer
Catherine Graham
Harry
Jacob Graham
Glenna
Victor and
Otis
Fred Moore
Junior
Joe
Ralph Guthrie
Dennis Ours
Floyd Hartley
Supper hosted by Zeta Tau Alpha patronesses
Zeta Tau Alpha patronesses hosted a buffet supper for actives and slumiae at Mrs. Fred Fenzel home 19 Park Place. Hostesses named with 10 listed, alumnae as guests attended. Hot Springs Arkansas May 22 AP Laura Madam Marlowe of Newcomerstown Ohio won the national essay contest on Hitlerism and the isolation of Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Fred Fenzel
Park Place
C. BE. Cooper
Willis L. Gard
G. E. McLaughlin
W. A. Matheny
Anna White
Fred Krecker
Isaac Ash
J. R. Studer
Irene Witham
Constance Andrews
Emmett Rowjes
Christine Porter
E. T. Hellebrandt
H. C. Bobo
John Woolley
Julia Cable
Maude Matthews
Hot Springs
Ark
Laura Madam Marlowe
Newcomerstown
General Federation of Women's Clube
Germany
Laura W. McMullen
Burlington
International Relations Department
G. A. Stevenson
Harvey, Thi
John B. Harvill
Dejart
Tex
Nothing Like It Say Lovely Women Face Powder Ad
Beautiful women adore this new face powder made with an exclusive French process. Melloglo stays on longer and prevents large pores. It blends with any complexion for a fresh youthful look with no irritation or dry feel. 50c and 1. Adv.
Brides Choose Cotton Gown With High Neckline and Organdy Veil
The bridal gown shown is an Elizabeth Hawes model made from crtop organdy featuring an extremely high neckline and long sleeves. A short organdy veil completes the look. The bridesmaid also wears organdy in red white and green candy stripes with a small matching hat.
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Elizabeth Hawes
Can Your Garden Bounty Into Winter Goodies
Home economics expert Mary Dague begins a series on canning fruits vegetables and preserves. She stresses freshness and proper equipment hot water bath methods storage dark places and cool temperatures with a production chart detailing yields per bushel for berries peaches pears plums beans corn peas spinach and tomatoes.
Burr Oak Notes On Local Trusts And Family News
Eva Ivers returned from Corning after caring for Mrs. Freda Fitch and her child. Mrs. Fitch, formerly of Burr Oak, is Elmer Pierce’s daughter. Dale Dew and Mary Ivers joined a baptismal service at Drakes. John Wagner and son visited McLeish with John Millicans. Ralph Post of Hemlock spent time with his parents and Albert Post, and attended a meeting of the unemployed at Sycamore School.
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Burr Oak
Eva Ivers
Corning
Freda Fitch
Albert Post
Sycamore School
Athens social notes recount visits and history feature
Mrs George S Putnam and Dr and Mrs J M Hyde with Nels sonville guests of Rev Alexander M Lamb in Cheswick near Pittsburgh. They visited Mr and Mrs Paul Stewart and cousins Dr and Mrs Frank Jordan. The three returned Saturday. Mrs Adda H Young returns from Easton and visits Washington and Philadelphia. Larry Gallagher hosts cousin Tom Connors from New York City for the week. History by Miss E M McVay features Nabby Lee Ames, with assistance from Mrs O D Dailey. manuscript prepared for City Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Putnam
J. M. Hyde
Nelssonville
Cheswick
Pittsburgh
Alexander M. Lamb
D. D
Paul Stewart
Stewart
Hyde
Putnam
Frank Jordan
Jordan
Pittsburgh Observatory
Adda H. Young
Athens State Hospital
Easton
Friends
Washington
Philadelphia
Larry Gallagher
Montrose Avenue
Tom Connors
New York City
Miss McVay
Nabby Lee Ames
Athens County
Emmy C. McVay
Athena Chapter
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
O. D. Dailey
Rock garden care tips and suggested plants
The article advises patience for new rock gardens with slow early growth and suggests using annuals for a summer display while waiting for hardy plants. It recommends Juniperus horizontalis, Box Barberry, and Cotoneaster horizontalis, and warns against front lawn placement, crowding plants, mixing vigorous perennials with Alpine varieties, and shading issues.
Social Calendar Packed With Dinners And Dances
A busy week lies ahead with annual dinners, picnics, and theatrical events. The Athenian Dolphin Club hosts its dinner at Hillcrest Inn, while the Athens County Council for Childhood Education and friends hold a steak fry. A C C L picnic dinner meets in the Chamber of Commerce Rooms and a six o clock Episcopal Church Ladies Auxiliary picnic is at L C Baker cottage. Wednesday features Ohio University Lew Dramatic Department's spring main play with local actors, and Miss Cleo Higgins hosts friends at The Colonial. Friday night The Eastwood hosts Constance McLeod, associate professor of education, and Tuesday Needle Club members plan a picnic dinner for husbands at Hebbardsville.
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Athenian Dolphin Club
Hillcrest Inn
Athens County Council For Childhood Education
Chamber of Commerce
Margaret A. Benedict
Episcopal Church
Church of the Good Shepherd
L. C. Baker Cottage
Athens
Ohio University
Cleo Higgins
Constance McLeod
Eastwood
Daughters of Union Veterans
Odd Fellows Hall
Tuesday Needle Club
Hebbardsville
Picnic Meal Planning and Quantities for a Relaxed Day
This guide offers practical picnic calculations from cake to beverages. It covers portions for 16 cake servings 24 sandwiches 10 people with salads, meats, and drinks. It also outlines a sample menu for breakfast lunch and dinner with balanced, simple foods.
Sunshine Class hikers enjoy wiener roast at Oak Hill
Twenty members of the Sunshine Class of Bishopville Sunday School hiked to Oak Hill School grounds Friday evening for a wiener roast and games. Teacher Mrs. Garnet Reed accompanied them. A regular meeting is set for Friday night at Miss Marguerite McDonald home.
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Glouster
Sunshine
Bishopville
Oakhill
Garnet Reed
Marguerite McDonald
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Miller's
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Bacon City
Burr Oak News
Ing Club
Lydia Lash Evans
Juliet
Romeo
Mary F. Daguf
Agina Clark
Phin
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Hollywood
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