Club Calendar MoxDAY WBA Review and meetings
Community clubs plan Monday evening gatherings at 7 30 p m and 8 p m across local churches and homes. Esther Class at First Christian meets 7 30 p m on Morris Avenue led by Mrs D A Rat in with Mrs Cline. Hathamar Class at First Methodist gathers 6 30 p m for potluck. Wilting Workers hosted by Mrs Fer Copeiana reported. Nov 2 birthdays noted. quilting and dinner events described. prize winners announced. UCD Club to observe 38th anniversary Nov 9 with luncheon at Cottage Tea House. Athens Colony New England Women to meet at Mrs J R Harvey on West State Street Wednesday at 1 30 pm.
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Alpha Delta Pi
G. A. Banks
Franklin Ave
Esther
First Christian Church
D. A. Ratin
Morris Ave
CR. Cline
Hathamar
First Methodist Church
Fer Copeiana
Mary Hi Stobart
Atre
Kate Cope- Ind
Jeanette Robinson
Amenville
Grace’ Brill
Stewart
Lana Starlin
Ora Copeland
Lena Starlin
Mary H. Rtson
Man
Jeanette Tertain
Her
Amesville
UCD. Club
Cottage
P. G. Hibbard
Athens Colony
New England
J. R. Harvey
W. State ‘St
Bangs Fashioned With Lacquer From Alexis Smith
Alexis Smith notes bangs flatter a face when styled smartly. She favors a refined wave and uses lacquer to hold the fringe in its mold. The tip: choose bangs that suit your face shape and avoid unkempt look to maintain a polished appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexis Smith
Vogue
Alicia Hart
Alexis
Doughgirls
Smith
Miss Gifford elected president of Ohio teachers council
Miss Eleanor Gifford of Rural Route One Athens was elected president of the Professional Weekday Church School Teachers Council of Ohio at its meeting in Columbus held October 7 and 28. She reviewed the book Bringing Up Ourselves by Helen G. Hogue during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charl Rick
Jey
de Cate
Eleanor “Gifford
Route One
Athens
Church School Teachers Council of Ohio
Columbus
Miss Gifford
Helen G. Hogue
Fur trim fashioned cloth coat draws price and style
A discussion of fur and decorative trimming on cloth coats notes how fur used can raise the coat’s appeal and price. It describes panels, pinstone, belts, facings, and other trims that emphasize luxury, with emphasis on avoiding excess when fur value surpasses cloth and workman costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pampered Shoes Pay Dividends In Longer Wear
Vivian Brown advises readers on shoe care to extend wear and comfort. Protect leather by drying slowly after wetting, use appropriate polishes, and keep shoes clean and well polished. Regular maintenance prevents cracking, stiffness, and distortion, with tips for patent leather suede and fabric uppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Brown
Smerry
Victory era fashion elevates peasant influence in evening wear
New York fashion voices salute Victory with aproned silhouettes and chimndr skirt themes. Designers translate peasant influence into swank gowns in faille crepe jersey and fur trimmed looks paired with jeweled accessories. Sequin tracings highlight scarf patterns while electric pink and black jerseys create dramatic aproned silhouettes and corselette belts.
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Epsif Kinard
New York
Jersey
Traina-Novell
Faille
Don’t Nag Child Make Directions Firm and Final
Guidance on handling child discipline emphasizes calm, clear expectations and consistent routines. It advises quiet, firm guidance, avoiding threats, and offering gentle resets after difficult moments to rebuild trust and progress toward requested behavior.
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Shilten
TJ Sommy
Older Women Learn To Stay Up To Date In Style
An article sketches how older women, led by Miriam Young and Mrs Walter Young, keep up with fashion and vitality. It cites Mrs Frank Burk, Floradora Girl, and other figures as examples of aging gracefully.
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Miriam Young
Walter Young
Brooklyn
Vente Asa
Floradora
Frank Burk
Asey
Tas
Marjory Jennings
New York
Aprons for party wear become stylish hostess gear
Fashion notes describe apron designs by Helen Pons aimed at making hosting feel fun. Highlights include cotton rash cocoa brown aprons with pewter pockets and daisy patterns, plus decorative prints. Also notes on cleaning with common foods and a gold fact about wire length and sheet thickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Pons
Child’s Hair Can Take Permanents
An article argues that a child’s hair can endure a permanent with careful heat and lotion control and that natural curls aren’t lost forever. It cautions against fear and urges parental consent when appropriate for a balance between a plain head and a styled look. It notes a local WSCS meeting at Mrs. Evelyn’s home with coffee, devotional, and a rummage sale planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jared
Spear
WSCS
Stewart
Evelyn
Edith
Isabel Jarvis
Goldie Crip
Odd Fellows Hall
National War Fund
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Moxday
WBA
Robinson Home
THE
Athens Messenger
Heck
Thomas Smith
Naomi Bible
Plains Methodist
Ray Michael
Lces
U.S Daughters
Daughters of 1812
Mrs. JR. Harvey
We State
Eee Ates Aero
Nelsonville
Dixie Oleo
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Emperor
Ust
Ernst
Ania
Iath
Jlée A
Gene Tierney
Don Ameche
Charles Coburn
Japan
Kirkwood
MY Boy
Johnny Night
Stewart Wscs
Hala Shackelton Inhaler
Los Ana Huron
Athens Pharmacy
N. Court St
Allena
Marshall
Enreid
Warner Bros
Sydney Greenstreet
Peter Lorre
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