I A Society Legion Auxiliary Meets Nov 9 in Jackson
The Fall Conference of the Eighth District of the American Legion Auxiliary met November 9 at the American Legion Home in Jackson. Leaders spoke on dues deadline changes and district activities with attendees from the city and a spring meeting planned for Oak Hill.
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Eighth District of the
American Legion Auxiliary
Jackson
American Legion
New Memorial Building
Walter L. Beckley
Lee E. Moore
E. L. Eveland
Marion C. Morrison
Ella Wipple
Esta Haskins
Edith Dunkle
Irma Powers
Oak Hill
John “Ywler
Charles Goodrich
Frank Harvey
Mary Kyle
E. W. Bailey
Clifford Radabaugh
M. C. Morrison
Anthony Padden
Walter Baird
Chas. H. Russell
Jesse Camp
Clarence Laughlin
Business Women Hear Newsmen Speak in Athens event
The Business and Professional Women's Club met in The Messenger editorial room to hear Gordon K. Bush discuss publishing costs and service, P O Nichols explain ad creation, Carlos Hatcher describe want ads, and Weber highlight carrier delivery to 14,800 homes. A club tour of The Messenger followed with refreshments served. A Home Guards meeting is set for Saturday at 2:00 p m.
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the Messenger
Messenger
Athens
Gordon K. Bush
Pp. O. Nichols
Carlos Hatcher
Sears
Roebuck
Weber
The
Eleanor Minister
Club
Marriage A Sequel to Married Comrades
Adele Garrison depicts Madge and Adele’s rekindled plans as they prepare for a reunion with Noel and his brothers. The pair navigate tensions with Noel’s father while coordinating rehearsals and time with the theater troupe, hinting at future confrontations.
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Mary
Noel
Madge
Auntie Madge
White Shrine Officers Meet for Sunday Practice
Officers of the White Shrine will gather Sunday at 1 30 p m for practice at the IOOF Hall.
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White Shrine
IOOF
National Universities Meeting In Chicago At Hotel Morrison
President James attends the 43rd annual National Association of State Universities meeting in Chicago November 9 to 11. The gathering at Hotel Morrison is led by William Bennett Bizzell and includes Dr Frank Porter Graham and John Ward Studebaker among officers and committees. Also noted is a club meeting in Columbus with social changes and a hospital visit for a husband undergoing surgery.
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Herman G. James
Chicago
National Association of State Universities
James
Hotel Morrison
William Bennett Bizzell
University of Oklahoma
Frank Porter Graham
University of North Carolina
John Ward Studebaker
United States Commissioner of Education
T.N.T Club
June
Avanelie Smith
West Stimson Avenue
Florence Evans
H G. S. Club
Beauty Sorority
Violet Evans
Beatrice Droz
June Smith
Avanelle Smith
Betty Ann Schuler
Jane Bayless
Dorothy Edleman
Isabel Young
Club Meetings and Travel Notes From State University Circles
The Pallas Club meets at 57 E State St Saturday at 2 30 p m. Kappa Phi alumni host a potluck at 312 E State St Monday at 6 30 p m. Paul Antoinette travels to South Bend with Joan Coury Ruth Keating and Coury brothers to see the Notre Dame Minnesota game. Irene Devlin returns from Chicago after attending an NA state university conference preliminary events.
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Kappa Phi
Eunice Snyder
E. State St
Paul Antoinette
South Bend
Ind
Joan Coury
Ruth Keating
Charles Coury
John Coury
Irene Devlin
Ohio University
Chicago
National Association of State Universities and Land
Martzolff Class Plans Luncheon And Bazaar
The Martzolff Sunday School Class of First Methodist Church met Thursday evening with hymns led by Mrs. Violet Thomas. Mrs. M. G. Decker was the pianist and Mrs. P. G. Dowler led devotions. Plans for a Christmas bazaar and turkey dinner were discussed and a committee was appointed to coordinate with Home and Foreign Missionary Societies. A noon pot luck lunch was planned with entertainment by the Wesley Foundation and a temperance talk by Rev. Bayliff.
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Martzolff
First Methodist Church
Violet Thomas
M. G. Decker
P. G. Dowler
J. M. Ruth
Mina Fry
Home Department
National Unit Fellowship
Methodist
Home Missionary Society
Wesley Foundation
S. S. Carpenter
N. S. Welk
P. B. Burns
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Mary Louise Wyatt
Eleanor Burns
Jean Kilpatrick
Ethel Dean
Deaf mute evangelist Grace Haney to speak at Graham Chapel
Miss Grace Haney, a deaf mute evangelist formerly of Lancaster, will deliver the message at the Graham Chapel revival on Saturday night Nov 12. Residents of Athens and nearby communities are invited to attend the service for inspiration from her special message.
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Grace Haney
Graham Chapel
Miss Haney
Lancaster
Athens
Olmsteads Host Tea for Honorary Colonel Selection
Major and Mrs. M. E. Olmstead of 16 Morris Ave host a Sunday tea for the Honorary Colonel of the Reserve Officers Training Corps at their home from 4 to 6 pm The Honorary Colonel will be chosen tonight at Ohio University Military Ball and presented to ROTC officers and sponsors at the tea Their dance tonight at 9 pm features Red Norvo and his band with Mildred Bailey The Sapps Williams and Kelley families were in Columbus on business Thursday
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Ohio University Reserve Officers Training Corps
Auren McKay
Phi Mu
Mary Robertson
Howard Hall
Doris Killinen
Lindley Hall
Mary Jane Beeler
Alpha Gamma Delta
Betty Gailey
Pi Beta Phi
Leona Ceryner
Boyd Hall
Ruth Grandin
Alpha Xi Delta
Edith Wulf
Chi Omega
Martha Boyd
Zeta Tau Alpha
Lois Hook
Theta Upsilon
Freda Simerka
Alpha Delta Pi
Richard Eddy
Athens
M. E. Olmstead
Morris Ave
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Thomas F. McNeil
Olmsteads
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Legion Auxiliary
Mayfair
Jean
West Union St
P. J
CLINE
Adele Garrison
Meddlers
Rying
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Hixson
COATS
T. N. T. Club
Pallas Club
Weiher
Kappa Pht
Athens Commandery
Elmer G. Biddison
Thomas E. Gibson
O. G. Houck Recorder
Procter & Gamble
Ge Fs
Fred Sapp
Hattie Sapp
G. H. Williams
Mary Kelley
Nora
Columbus
ROYAL
Homer
Logan
Milldeck
North Court Street
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