Contract Bridge Club Hostess at Athens Country Club
The three table Contract Bridge Club hosted Mrs Edward Schloss and guests at Athens Country Club. Mrs F D Forsyth won high score. Dinner at six was served at a single veranda table adorned with orchid iris and pink roses. Mrs Byron Wolfe of Logan attended as the sole out of town guest among fourteen present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schloss
Athens Country Club
F. D. Forsyth
Byron Wolfe
Logan
Robert Hess
Columbus
Ohio Millerstate Association
Hess
Association
Charles E. Miller
G. M. “Woods and
Margaret Farmer Chosen for Phoenix Honor
Margaret Farmer of Dayton granddaughter of Dr and Mrs J M Higgins of Athens was named among five Ohio University women selected for Phoenix the campus honorary activity society. Other honorees include Martha White Portsmouth Dorothy Robbin West New York N J Cecil March Jefferson and Mary Niederauer Hamilton recognized as outstanding university contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Farmer
Dayton
J. M. Higgins
Athens
Ohio University
Phoenix
Martha White
Portsmouth
Doroth Robbin
West New York
N. J
Cecil March
Jefferson
Mary Niederauer
Hamilton
Memorial services and club events announced
The Ladies of the Daughters of Union Veterans and Daughters of 1812 will meet at the Armory Sunday morning at 9 45 for memorial services at the Christian Church. Members of the Woman's Music Club planning guest night on Monday are asked to notify Mrs J H McClure or Mrs J T Merwin and bring a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans and Daughters of 1812
Armory
The
Christian Church
Woman’s Music Club
J. H. McClure
J. T. Merwin
Mothers Are Guild Guests at Missionary Meeting
The Missionary Guild of the First Christian Church hosted its annual mothers meeting at Miss Ethel Beekman's home. A picnic supper followed, with devotional remarks by Neixel Robinson and songs by Gladys Jones and Lucile Duffee. Guest speaker Mrs. Frank Watkins spoke on Christ in changing China as Mrs. Reed J. Downs led the China topic. Officers elected: President Gladys Jones, Vice-President H. S. Wood, Secretary Rowena Sprout, Treasurer John Jagers, Program Chairman R. J. Kittle, Adviser Reed J. Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Friends of
Missionary Guild of the First Christian Church
Mothers
Ethel Beekman
Hudson Avenue
Lulu Wilkes
Don Young
Neixel Robinson
Gladys Jones
Lucile Duffee
Reed J. Downs
China
Frank Watkins
Christ
H. 8. Wood
Jolly Eight Bridge Guests Honor May Birthdays
The Jolly Eight bridge club visited Miss Crystal Simms at 105 North Congress Street. Mrs. Don Blake won first prize, Mrs. Robert Griser second, and Mrs. Frank Simms third. May birthdays for Mrs. Clarence Wyckoff and Miss Simms were celebrated with gifts, followed by a two purse luncheon served by the hostess and Mise Evelyn Simms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight
Crystal Simms
North
Congress Street
Don Blake
Robert Griser
Frank Simms
Clarence Wyckoff
Misa Simms
Mise Evelyn Simms
Boyd Hall Girls Dinner for Seniors at Boyd Hall
Boyd Hall Girls hosted a formal dinner for seniors in the dormitory on a Wednesday evening. Seniors sat at a special table with Miss Riggs and Miss Mildred Gillette presiding, received roses from freshmen, and heard a class prophecy about their ten year futures. Each senior gave a short talk on a faculty supplied topic as the event concluded. Spring flowers and green and white menus decorated the area with miniature seniors on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Hall
Miss Riggs
Mildred Gillette
Rosea
Club Has Report on Conference
Athens Branch of the Business and Professional Women's Club heard a report on the state convention in Columbus last week. A club room shower is planned for Thursday June 1 with Miss Clara Davis leading the house committee and gifts including cushions lamp shades magazine racks pictures and more for the club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Athens
Business and Professional Women's Club
Clara Davis
Naomi Black
Mia
Francy Bailes
Blanch Finsterwald
Rehearsal shines at Athenadelphian Club year end
Athenadelphian Club concludes its year with a dinner at Hillcrest Inn. A one act play Rehearsal by Christopher Morley was performed by five club members directed by Mrs. J J Crumley. Cast included Mrs W B Walker Mrs Clarence Roach Miss Gertrude Pritchard and Mrs B A Renkenberger. Stage crew was led by Mrs Glen Staneart. Dinner committee led by Miss Dell Finsterwald with help from Miss Pritchard and Mrs E B Shannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Morley
Athenadelphian Club
Hillcrest Inn
Morley
J. J. Crumley
W. B. Walker
Clarence Roach
Gertrude Pritchard
B. A. Renkenberger
Glen Staneart
Dell Finsterwald
BE. J. Shannon
Busy Bee Club organized by Group The Bee Food Pos
The Busy Bee Club for junior girls formed Thursday at Martin Darnell home in Canaanville. County 4-H worker Harriet Jacoby noted older girls in Canaanville will organize later with Mrs Channel leading. Officers include Anna Mae Wade president Elizabeth Almashy vice president Mary Jackson secretary treasurer Lola J Almashy recreation leader and Doris Buck news reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Darnell
Canaanville
Harriet Jacoby
Stedman Weds Ruth Call in Logan Methodist Parsonage
The marriage of E. F. Stedman son of Mr and Mrs John Stedman Athens to Ruth Eleanor Call daughter of Mr and Mrs James Call Nelsonville is announced. The ceremony was March 10 at the First Methodist Church Logan officiated by Rev Swank. Stedman, a 1930 Ohio University graduate, teaches in the Nelsonville High School Commerce Dept. They will reside at 170 West Columbus Street Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Stedman
John Stedman
Athens
Ruth Eleanor Call
James Call
Nelsonville
First Methodist Church
Logan
Swank
Stedman
Ohio University
Delta Sigma Pi
Commerce
Nelsonville High School
West
Columbus Street
Senior Dinner Honors Phi Tau Theta Fraternity Members
Phi Tau Theta Methodist fraternity held a senior dinner at Mrs. Lenora Saylor's home on Church Street. W. E. Clark and Kappa Phi sorority members served the meal. Toasts were given by Ralph McPherson Edward Turner Martin Stockton Warner Kloepfer Fred Mills and Pearl Smith. Edward Turner and Bert Fuller spoke. Dr. E. C. Class presided as toastmaster. Musical selections were performed by Fred Mills and Harry Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Tau Theta
Lenora Saylor
Church Street
W. E. Clark
Wesley Foundation House
Kappa Phi
Methodist Sorority
Ralph McPherson
Edward Turner
Martin Stockton
Warner Kloepfer
Fred Mills
Pearl Smith
Bert Fuller
E. C. Class
Harry Aldrich
UCD Plans Summer Picnic At Davidson Home
Mrs Mary A Fryburger hosted a UC D Club tea on Thursday with members and guests. During the business session led by Mrs Roy Dupler plans were made for a summer picnic at Mrs Bart Davidsons home 152 North Congress Street on June 28. Guests included Mrs Hull Foster Jr Mrs Augusta Finsterwald Mrs Mary Haning and Mrs L E Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Fryburger
U.C.D
Roy Dupler
Bart Davidson
North Congress Street
Hull Foster, Jr
Augusta Finsterwald
Mary Haning
L. E. Carpenter
Davidson
Hanning
Co-Eds To Sell Poppies For Disabled Veterans
Ohio University Y W C A girls in Athens will sell poppies tomorrow through K T Crossen Post of the American Legion. Miss Martha White and Miss Helen Gerke lead sales across the city. The flowers replica those along French battle fronts made by veterans in 40 hospitals. Proceeds aid disabled men and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio University Y. W. C. A
K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Martha White
Helen Gerke
France
Troy 4 H Girls To Have Active Season
The 4 H Toppers Club of Coolville reorganized with president Roberta Humphrey eight members present under Olive Westfall and Frances Smith. They schedule May 31 meeting at 1 30 pm at the high school to plan an all day June 7 event and set dates for record books, hikes, county fair demonstrations, a tea, and project checks through August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Roberta Humphrey
Olive Westfall
Frances Smith
Gift Girls
Nelsonville Couple Wed in West Virginia Ceremony
Mrs. Sadie La Verne June announces the marriage of her daughter Helen to Thomas Dukeman son of Mr and Mrs Michael Dukeman of The Plains. The ceremony was held at St Marys West Virginia on April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Sadie LaVerne
Helen
Thomas Dukeman
Michael Dukeman
the Plains
St. Marys
W. Va
Lemon Rinse and Hair Care Tips for Finger Waves
The article emphasizes grooming details for a polished look, advising combing out waves after drying and offering two rinses. A lemon rinse removes soap and adds shine, while a vinegar rinse aids manageability and soap removal. It also recommends a wide-mesh hairnet for preserving finger waves and a tight cap for shower use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel
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Millers
Cates
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Fraternity
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Preston
Miller’s
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