May Day At Athens High Crowns Mary Jo Stephenson Queen
Mary Jo Stephenson was crowned May Queen in the Athens High School May Day program. Pupils from several grades performed dressed in native costumes performing songs and dances representing different countries. Teachers supervised the colorful event in the auditorium with a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Stephenson
Rachel Hoffman
Central
S Aooi
Athens
G. &. Stephenson
Florence Pidcock
Elizabeth Rolenson
Helen Asianides
Marcine Six
Thora Cheatham
Betty Faulkner
Upe Sharp
Lillian Goodfellow
dary bacherine s#arcinko
Mabel Honmen
Bobby Jones
Crown Beers
Grady
Wee Vhuaren
Holland
Ebuaren
the Windmill
Dia the Windmill
Wiliam Avraham
Lucy Barnhart
Jack Bar
Gerald Barnett
Donna Lee Deveridge
Mary Elizabeth Bieker
Lonald Cootey
Tom Davis
Marilyn Locstas
James Duncan
Ruth Jean Beane
Wiliam Goodfellow
Emmett G .-8
Joe Griffith
Donald James
Loumne Johnston
Janeiee Laughlin
Khathleen McAfee
Aryetta Mernedakis
Thurman Morgan
Erry Quest
Jay Schuler
Doris Sherman
Harold Tryon
Barbara Watkins
Dorothy Weon
Freda Wearrener
Lee Wearuff
Vu Vrede
Jimmy Abraham
Duane Mei
Eddy Brown
Jack Corwin
Don Farrow
Leeman Grover
Richard Goodfellow
Eawin Harris
Frank McEwen
Frank Moler
John Lee Nickoson
Richard Shirley
Robert Taylor
Joe Walburn
Clyde Walker
Tadrd Grade
Raymond Duntee
Forest Frans
Donny Moore
Dana Connett
Geisha
Joan Algeo
Mary Barrett
Mary Daugherty
Dorothy Love
Dea Sue McPherson
Mary Nash
Margaret Shaeffer
Bobbie Lee Tolliver
Joan Walker
Pear Gilkey
Betty Bailey
Mary Bell
Pauline Carsey
Wanda Coots
Allene Hommes
Doris Larch
Jean Mickle
Rose Lee Swyers
Betty Joo
Jack Chappelear
Mary Christian
Mary Lou Coury
Johanna Daugherty
Booby Davis
Luther Dunfee
Jean Westfall
Manon Franz
Billy Abram
Martha Gilbert
Hazel Griffin
Ann Keever
Julia Larch
Bette Moore
Bobbie Moore
Jo Ann Murphy
Sthel Parakakis
Mery Parakakis
Mary Parestides
Lottie Pidcock
Luella Powell
Jane Quest
Wanda Quest
Carl
Helen Moriarty
Pauline Jones
Bernice Kayser
Louise Young
Minas Cora Evans
Ethel Reese
Ardilia Shuster
Mrs. Eikins Hosts Missionary Tea At Maplewood Drive
The First Christian Church held a missionary tea Thursday at Mrs. Harry Eikins home 31 Maplewood Drive. Hosts and guests arranged spring flowers and served cookies to about 35 attendees in three tea-hour shifts to support the Missionary Society.
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First Christian Church
Harry Eikins
Maplewood Drive
E. G. Pedigo
Olive Skidmore
Reed J. Downa
L. G. Maynard
Lewis Maynard
G. Wyckoff
L. B. McCune
Donald Clutter
William Davidson
Monroe Vermillion
The
Missionary Society
Friday Night Senior Play at Athens High School
Friday events include the Senior Class Play The First Night at Athens High School Auditorium at 8 p m and a Class Recital by Mrs Margaret Benedicts voice pupils at Music Hall Auditorium at 8 16 p m. Also the Athenean Temple Pythian Sisters meet at 7 30 p m with Past Noble Grands at 15 Montrose Avenue. American Legion hosts a Saturday Night Dance Club at Hotel Berry.
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Athens High School
Margaret A. Benedict
Music Hall
Athenian Temple Pythian Sisters
NOBLE
Harry Bennett
Montrose Avenue
Gingham Frocks Take the Ballroom Stage
In a vivid fashion snapshot Gladys Parker describes gingham pique calico and dotted swiss gowns poised for formal wear. A blue yellow orange gingham frock with a full skirt and bold ruffle leads, a pink cotton net gown with a hobble skirt follows, and a brown white dotted swiss dress with a double dust ruffle completes the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Parker
Athens Girls To Be Heard in Voice Recital
Pupils of Mrs. Margaret Benedict at Ohio University perform a Friday recital at Music Mall Auditorium beginning at 8 15 p m. Selections feature Miss Carolyn Clutter Miss Alice Bardin Miss Frances Harrison and other Athens students with a mix of folk songs classical pieces and arias. Snails are used to replace men in moss cleaning on citrus trees in Jamaica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Margaret A. Benedict
Ohio University
Music Mall
Athene
Esther Cokenougher
Clara Mae Eisele
Margaret Goodbye
Hope Adams
Betty Holdren
Jamaica
Plains High School Alumni Dance Sets Evening in New Auditorium
About 100 members of the Plains High School Alumni Association were invited to a dance in the new auditorium Saturday night. A 4:30 business session led by president Don Nelson and secretary William Bescoe will precede dancing from 9 to 12. Jack Dalton and his Del marvians perform. Bertha McVay returns to Winona Lake, Indiana, to join Mrs. F. H. Eccles at Edgeman Cottage for summer.
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Alumni Association of the Plains High School
Don Nelson
William Bescoe
Jack Dalton
Bertha McVay
Salt Lake City
Utah
Winona Lake
Indiana
F. H. Eccles
Edgeman Cottage
East Side May Day Program Presented On Wednesday
May Day at East Side School features “May The Green” performed by students in native dress with a May Queen and court. Patricia Sherrard named May Queen. court includes Mary Margaret Graham and others. Ruth McConnell chairs, Mildred Murphy directs programs, rehearsals ongoing. Mrs Alma Douglas Smith visits from Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Patricia Sherrard
J. S. Sherrard
Mary Margaret Graham
Helen Story
Avanelle Smith
Elma Sands
Eugenia Kresge
Margaret Ann Sprague
Sharon Dailey
Richard Clippinger
Joe Trupp
Ruth McConnell
Mildred Murphy
Garden Party Hosted by Rufus Putnam Kindergartners
Four year olds served as hosts at a Garden Party in the Rufus Putnam Training School Kindergarten. Children performed a play Little Pink Rose then a pantomime How Our Garden Grows with roles for Donna Jean Herbert Laura Jean Anderson and others. Guests enjoyed juice and cookies as teachers Gladys M Williams Margaret Lewis and Harriett McGrath supervised.
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Rufus Putnam Training School
Virginia Haley
Donna Jean Herbert
Laura Jean Anderson
Nancy Rutherford
Norma Ann Heck
Howard Pritts
Carolyn Herbert
Buddy Thomas
Kenneth Wilcox
Sammy Henderson
Evelyn Jo Brown
Jack Wooley
Anita Clark
Charles Poston
Betty Snyder
Joan Vance
Tommy Masters
Bobby Heil
Carios Bean
Donald Raaw
Paul Cass
Billy Dyke
Earl Funk
Bobby Staneart
Eloise Swank
Lynn Samford
Tse
Gladys M. Williams
Margaret Lewis
Cleveland
Harriett McGrath
Lakewood
Clyde Willis to Lead Wellston Orchestra at Eagles Hall
Clyde Willis and his orchestra from Wellston will return to Athens Friday night for the Eagles weekly dance at the Eagles Hall. Also noted, Mr and Mrs W E Moler attended the funeral of Mrs William Watson in Columbus Thursday.
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Eagles
Clyde Willis
Wellston
Athens
Eagles’ Hall
W. E. Moler
Columbus
William Watson
Memorial Service Held At Grange Hall For Local Figure
A memorial service was held Saturday at a Grange Hall with friends and family in attendance. Judge presided over the program and addressed attendees as part of the service honoring a local figure from the community.
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Antella
Trely
Pils
Santa Lucia
Julia Abraham
Mary Barnhart
Lois Baughman
George Bell
Anita Bieh
Howard Bobo
Catherine Carpenter
Rose Carsey
Mary Chadwick
Jim Clark
Eugene Clendenin
Vaughn Conkey
Charlene Coursey
Elizabeth Coury
Virginia Cubbison
Micky
England
Arnold
Spain
Baldwin
Morley
Mary Jo Stephenason
May Queen
Helen Aslanides
James Burley
Loring
Joan Woolley
Mary Aslanides
Pauline Baley
Margaret Barnhart
Lois Cutler
Orland Coursey
Harold Douglas
Robert Frost
Donald Gabriel
Lewis Gloeckner
William Hahn
Frances Helsel
John Jones
Harlan Johnson
Clovis Knowlton
Mildred Larch
Betty Liggett
Helen Long
Junior Mitchell
Marilyn Pidcock
Joe Quest
Harold Robson
Ivan Romine
Robert Scott
Russel
Missionary Benefit
American Legion
Berry
Gingham
Milady
Perm
Fred B. Walker
Akron
Harley E. Moser
Walker
Mrs. Walker
Plains High School
Alma Douglas Smith
Seattle
Wash
Fletcher Metcalf
North Congress Street
Katherine Figg Hat
Taylor Store
F. L. Preston Co
S. Court St
Chin
Phoenix
Sisau
Bon, Ne
Phyllis Teller
Gan
Ord
Decorati
Taylor Stores, Inc
Athens Court Street
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