Strapless Evening Gowns Boosted by Boned Prassieres
New York and Paris fashion scenes embrace strapless de colletage with boned bodices to support gowns. Hollywood designers showcased the trend in Do You Love Me castwear, featuring sky blue moire, white corset backs, ostrich peplums and crystal embroidery. Designers Rene Hubert Yvonne Wood and Edward Stevenson highlighted varied silhouettes with long gloves and capes or headdresses.
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New York
NEA
Paris
Hollywood
Atlantic
Edward Stevenson
Rene Hubert
Yvonne Wood
Graduation Recital By Two Ohio Univ Students
Soprano Jennie Sue Rousey and violinist David Flanagan, students at Ohio University School of Music, present a Memorial Auditorium graduation recital tonight at 8 p.m. Rousey opens with Handel and Cesar, then Mazzaferrata. Flanagan plays Corelli and Mozart selections. Rousey, an Athens native and Phi Mu sorority member, hopes to study voice at Chautauqua this summer. Flanagan, a former Marine, returns to OU after service, offering select pieces by Delibes Watts Kriens Faure Godowsky Saint Saens and Mozart. Accompanists are Rita Rackoff and Karol Kreager.
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Jennie Sue Rousey
David Flanagan
Ohio University School of Music
Memorial Auditorium
Miss Rousey
C. C. Robinson
School of Music
Handel
Ces
Flanagan
Corelli
Deforest Ingerham
First Church of Christ Scientist
Athens
Don C. Millikan
Phi Mu Sorority
Mu Phi Epsilon Musical Sorority
College of Music
Cincinnati
Marine Corps
A.E.F
Tunis
Algeria
Langley Field
Ohio University
Delibes
Piarrot
Watts
Kriens
Faure
Mr. Flanagan
David
Godowsky
Saint- Saens
Rita Rackoff
Karol Kreagerno
Price and Hunt Wedded in Cleveland Ceremony
John D. Price and Olive Hunt were married Saturday at 4 p.m. at Euclid Ave Baptist Church in Cleveland. Both are former Ohio University students. Olive is employed as a stenographer at the Federal Reserve Bank and is visiting relatives in Rocky River. Price earned a 1943 OU degree, led Phi Delta Theta as president, and recently completed three years of Army service with 18 months overseas.
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Helen Dorothy Ogg
Second St
J. R. Price
Kenwood Ave
Rocky River
Ohio
John D
Jack? Price
Olive Hunt
George Hunt
Purnell Ave
Euclid Ave. Baptist Church
Cleveland
Price
Ohio University
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Federal Reserve Bank
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Army
Mrs Walter Davis and relatives visit Athens and Columbus
Mrs Walter R Davis and daughter Susan of Columbus are guests of her parents in Athens and Columbus area. After June 11 the Davises will reside at 25 Mill Street in Athens. Mrs Mildred Boyer and son Don and Mrs Chester Fulton traveled from Columbus, visiting relatives in Athens. Mrs Victor Pierce, former Athens resident, visited her brother Ray Bobo in Athens Route Five. Troner ironing advert describes ease and comfort of modern ironing.
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Walter R. Davis
Phyllis’ Logan
Susan
Columbus
W. H. i Logan
Utah Place
Davis
Logan ‘Book and News Store
Mildred Boyer
Don
Chester W. Fulton
Boyer
A. E. Brooks
New Marshfield
Fulton
Athens
Victor Pierce
Ray Bobo
Girl Scout Swimming Program Registration and Schedule
Registration for the Girl Scout swimming program is set for Wednesday May 29 from 3 00 to 430 at the Scout Rooms and East Side School with parent consent form. The twelve lesson fee is 720 with 10c per lesson paid by girls and balance by Girl Scout Council.
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East Side
Thor Olson
Girl Scout Council
J. R. Vance
AAUW Garden Party Honoring OU Seniors at Voigt-Biddle Grounds
The AAUW hosted its annual garden party for OU senior women on Senior Day in the Voigt Biddle gardens from 4 to 5 20 PM. President Irvin D Quick spoke on AAUW history and community service. Edith Wray led refreshments as guests including Dean Voigt, Irma Quick, Sara Jones, and Maci Via attended.
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AAUW
Voigt-Biddle Gardens
Irvin D. Quick
Edith Wray
Dean Voigt
Irma Quick
Sara Jones
Maci Via
WSCS Meets at Home of Mrs Glen Tewksbury
Mrs Glen Tewksbury hosted the WSCS meeting on Pomeroy Road with 25 members. President Mrs Wilbur Baughman led the business as the society organized a canned foods collection for famine relief in Europe. Alice Stanley gave devotions and Mrs Woodrow Barnes presented a program on The children of our nation and the Peace.
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Glen Tewksbury
WSCS
Pomeroy Road
Wilbur Baughman
Europe
Alice Stanley
Woodrow Barnes
E. V. Springer
Athens
Progressive Class Meets at Allen Weatherby Home
Fifteen members of Progressive Class of Central Ave Methodist Church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Weatherby on Shannon Ave. Mrs. Helen Brown presided and new officers were installed for the coming year: President Robert Sheldon Vice President Allen Weatherby Secretary Lena Nida Treasurer Edith Bahr. De votions were led by Mrs Weatherby. A social hour followed with refreshments by the hostess and Mrs. C. R. Morrison.
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Central Ave
Allen Weatherby
Shannon Ave
Helen Brown
Weatherby
Pres
Robert Sheldon
Lena Nida
Edith Bahr
C. R. Morrison
State Officials Attend Joint Meeting and Banquet
Comrades of Spanish-American Camp No. 78 and its Auxiliary met at Mrs. C. W. Walker’s home on Union Street. A patriotic address by department president Mrs. Hattie Schmidt was followed by a banquet. Attendees planned to attend the State convention in Columbus June 16 to 18. Earl F. Radcliffe, released from the Navy, was honorably discharged at Great Lakes May 20 and is at home in Albany.
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C. W Walker
W. Union St
Hattie Schmidtunser
Cleveland
Columbus
Von
NAVY
Earl F. Radcliffe
Mac
USNR
L.S.T
South Pacific
Great Lakes
Albany
Almanac lore and hospital art drive create small town relief
The town notes moon phase planting lore and a forecast of a wet June, plus a Chillicothe Veterans' Hospital appeal. Readers can donate unframed 18 by 24 inch picture frames and support Ohio University students who stage morale-boosting music and dance programs for veterans, including entertainer Ernie Mariani.
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Clarence Flowers
Veterans’ Hospital
Chillicothe
Athens Camp and Hospital Council
Ohio University
L. C. Mitchell
OU School of Painting
Chillicothe Hospital
Red Cross
Chillicothe Veterans’ Hospital
Jocal Camp
Mariani
Ward
Central PTA Holds Final Spring Meeting at Athens High
The Central PTA wrapped up the school year in the Little Theater of Athens High School. Officers elected include M. T. Vermillion as president and Raymond A. Lee as vice president. Rev. Fred E. Luchs spoke on The Family, stressing cooperation in marriage and its effect on children. The group voted a five dollar donation to the Cancer Fund and announced sales tax prizes by grade level. The meeting closed with a song led by Oliver W. Martin.
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Central Pta
Athens ‘High School
M. T. Vermillion
Raymond A. Lee
Beth Cable
Robert Sheldon
Fred E. Luchs
Glenn Atkinson
Luchs
Rev. Luchs
Cancer Fund
D. M. Goddard
Oliver W. Martin
Canaanville WSCS Meets At Church on May 21
The Canaanville Methodist Church WSCS held its regular meeting on May 21 with hostesses Mrs. Leota South Mrs. Frances South and Mrs. Hildreth Burch. Devotional leader was Mrs. Crawford and program leaders Mrs. Lees and Mrs. Rose Simms. Three guests attended and many members were present. The next meeting is set for June 18 with hostesses Mrs. Rose Mrs. Edna Rose and Mrs. Helen Rose Scott.
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WSCS
Canaanville Methodist Church
Leota South
Frances South
Hildreth Burch
Hildreth
Burch
Marvella
Crawford
Josephine Lees
Rose Simms
Carrie Hill
Edna Williams
Mary Rose
Florence Gaston
Dolores Rose
Emma Poston
Josephine Seel
Nellie McAfee
Maude Marks
Bernice Habbirt
Margaret McAfee Smith
Cecia Clark
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Memorial
Vai
Rexall
John D. Price
Culligan
Seaview Out
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Girl Scout
Girl Scouts
First Methodist Church
Nina White
Ruth Blaker
Jean Vance
Connie Shoehler
Imay
Connie
Stanleys Shoe Store
S$. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Logan
Canaanville
Roger Connor
George Frantz
Karen
Buffalo
N. Y
Theos
Gallaher’s Drug Store
Court St
Sunback
Shorts
Foster's
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