DAR Meeting At Reed Residence In Pomeroy
Sixty members and guests of the Athens Nabby Lee Ames chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution were entertained at Mrs. Theodore Reed Sr.'s home in Pomeroy on Saturday afternoon. The speaker described the French settlement era along the Ohio River, including Gallipolis, and the dangers of travel then. The program opened with detailed reports on the DAR's Washington Congress. Out-of-town guests from Virginia, Maryland, and Frostburg attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Lowell Burnelle
Irving Karr
H. W. Vaughn
Congress of the
DAR
Washington
Burnelle
Adams
E. J. Taylor, Jr
Majel Lawrence
J. S. Sherrard
C. E. Heft
Mrs. Roger Dean Hosts Athens Garden Club Meeting
Mrs. Roger Dean welcomed Athens Garden Club members at her Strouds Run Road home for the latest gathering. President Mrs. Jerome Fenske outlined regional and county reports as plans were set for guest ranger duties at the Plains Garden Show May 27 and assisting the Ohio University Center with flower arrangements during commencement season. Dr. Vivian Roberts spoke on Plant Deficiencies using Care and Feeding of Plants, stressing soil analysis and growth needs. Miss Roberts compared human and plant nutrition. New garden sprays and equipment were displayed by Dr. Elizabeth Anderson, and Mrs. L. C. Mitchell supervised the plant sale after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Dean
Athens Garden Club
Strouds Run Road
Jerome Fenske
Ohio University Center
Vivian Roberts
Ohio University Home Economics Department
National Plant Food Institute
Central PTA Honors Mothers and Students Guests
Central PTA meeting honors mothers and sixth graders with poems and songs. Principal Harry Lackey praises the class and installation of officers. nominating committee selects Mrs Cecil McGlone as president next year. room count won by sixth grade. refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
James Simpkins
Cecil McGlone
Emerson Sherow
PTA Council
Cora Evans
Delbert Guess
Rudolph Klaus
Goo
Blue Lustre carpet cleaner released after research drive
The Easy Carpet Cleaning Discovery introduces Blue Lustre as a safe all purpose carpet cleaner. It promises no foreign residue and leaves pile open and fluffy with colors appearing. designed for whole room use or spot and traffic lane cleaning. Economical use with concentrate: three 9x12 rugs per ton.
New Wallpapers Pattern Designs for Living
A decor writer chats with John Abbate of the American Institute of Decorators about wallpaper as the mood-setter in interiors. He advises against four-wall papering, suggests strategic placements to retain interest, and offers examples for different room shapes and lighting to achieve depth and balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Abbate
American Insttute
Abbate
South
CCL Group Luncheon and Factory Tour Conclude Year
Members of the rooin Activi ties Circle CCL closed their year with a luncheon at Betsy Mills Tea Room in Marietta followed by a tour of the Fenton Glass Factory in Williamstown West Virginia. The group observed the completes process of milk glass including molding shaping and luting in the tour. Mrs E B Rannow vice president led the trip.
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Rooin Activities Circle
CCL
Betsy Mills
Marietta
Fenton Glass Factory
Willamstown
W. Va
E. B. Rannow
Lovely dress pattern and Pat-O-Rama jacket set
Ad for pattern No 387 in sizes 36 through 52 with PATT-O-RAMA, plus pattern No 8388 sizes 38 and 39 inch fabric options. Instructions request 35 cents in coins and mailing address to Sue Burnett, The Messenger, New York. Also promotes Needlework albums with patterns and books at two cents each, addressed to Anna Cabot, The Messenger.
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Sue Burnett
the Messenger
Ave. of Americas
New York
N.Y
Anna Cabot
Bridge analysis hints at poor 3-3 break choice
In a hand where a 3-3 split was possible, the declarer chose to pursue a 3-3 break and mishandled lead sequence. South won the first trick with the dummy's ace in diamonds and incorrectly led the king of spades. East won with the ace and shifted diamonds, forcing South to ruff the third round. The declarer might have recovered but chose to lead the queen of...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
East
Bridge Line Suggests Play for Better Tricks
The article discusses a bridge hand where South should lead the ace of hearts early and guard against normal 4% break by ruffing, with West’s jack winning two diamonds. It advises drawing trumps and ruffing low hearts with the king of spades to limit the opponents to ten tricks.
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South Ted
West
South
Dumry
Attends Rites for Ruth Stone Bennington in Granville
Mrs AH James of 95 Maple Drive attended funeral services for her niece Ruth Stone Bennington on Sunday in Granville. Bennington, a graduate of Ohio University and longtime Newark Schools teacher, died unexpectedly last Thursday. She is survived by husband Paul Bennington and son Joba.
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AH. James
Maplevod Drive
Ruth Stone Bennington
Granville
Benington
Ohio University
Newark
Paul Bennington
Joba
Women Voters Convention Nears Close With Key Speeches
Mrs. John Lee, president of the national League, spoke at the dinner on Is Freedom Free during the Ohio League of Women Voters convention in Cincinnati. Athens delegates Mrs. H R Swardson and Mrs A I Lockard met attendees between sessions.
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Mre Waner Auen
Cincinnati
League of Women Voters of
Ohio
National League
John Lee
HR. Swardson
A. I. Lockard
Athens
Sunday Open House Planned for Terrells Golden 50th
Mr and Mrs Edward V Terrell celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday afternoon open house from 2 to 5 at their Harmony Road home. Married May 22 1906 in New Straitsville the couple has lived here 80 years. They were honored at a high mass at St Pauls Church on Tuesday with vows renewed officiated by Father Jan B Kish. They have five children Mary Agnes Ellen Thompson Gerald Marion Blazier and two grandchildren Richard and Harold Blazier.
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Edward V. Terrell
Harmony Road
New Straitsville
St Paul's Church
Jan B. Kish
Mary
Agnes
Ellen
Thompson
Gerald
Marion Blazier
Athens
Richard Blazier
Harold William Blazier
Calendar notes from Albany area clubs and events
Saturday Albany Grange gathering at 8 30 p m Take her 000 Sunday May 2 Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae Club at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Cornwell Five Oaks five p m Reservations to Mrs Joe Klingenberg by Friday oo 0 Bethel Methodist Church Vin ton Co 20th homecoming Memorial services 10 30 a m basket dinner noon Public invited The Plains Garden Club spring flower show 2 8 p m at high school of Koimonia family picnic at Sis al Hill home of Mr and Mrs Don Gamertsfelder The Plains Noute 682 turn at Lower Plains low Church Take table service 7 pm ooo Altar and Rosary Society put much supper at St Pauls School 6 90 pam Take table service and alter and officers Monday Garden and Nature Club with Mrs H M Woods 85 W State St 7 30 p m Program on herbs by Mrs Ray Smith oo Albany WCTU with Mrs Denver McVey & p m 000 Athens OBS inspection 8 p m Dinner 6 30 p m New Marshfield OBS past matrons and patrons meeting postponed one Mixed Duplicate Bridge Athens Country Club 7 30 p m Reserve
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Albany Grange
Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae Club
Arthur Cornwell
Five Oaks
Joe Klingenberg
Bethel Methodist Church
Vinton Co
Plains Garden Club
Koimonia
Sisal Hill
Don Gamertsfelder
Plains Noute
Lower Plains Low Church
Ooo
St. Paul's School
H. M. Woods
W. State St
Ray Smith
Albany Wctu
Denver McVey
Athens
New Marshfield
Public Invited to Chamber Music in Athens Series
The Athens Chamber Music Society closes its season with a concert in Ewing Auditorium at 8 p.m. featuring Bilis Schuman viola and cello pieces, Sherwood Hall woodwind quintet, and Sammartini string concerto grossos. Stewart King, Marian Mitchell, and Leighton Conkling present the Trio. Karl Ahren conducts the string orchestra. Woodwind Quintet includes King, Watrick, Stubbs, Brophy, and Wilder. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilis Schuman
Sherwood Hall
Sammartini
Athens 7 Chamber Music Society
Ewing Auditorium
Karl Ahrenat
Stewart King
Marian Mitchell
Leighton Conkling
Woodwing
David Watrick
Thomas Stubbs
William Brophy
Karl Wilder
Bidding Sequence Leaves Contract at Seven Spades
In a club limited auction, West opens 1 Club, North supports with 1 Spade, East passes, and South responds Pas to reach a final seven spades contract.
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West North East South
Spade Pas
Logan Waitress Reaches The First Plateau
Lagan Ohio May 25. Mise quips the quimas ter. For just three dollars sixty five cents the waitress asks where is the best Ohio that lies southeast and eta luscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lagan
Ohio
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