Miss Linn To Give Recital At Ohio University
Pianist Miss Libby Linn will open the Ohio University Faculty Recital Series in Memorial Auditorium on Sunday November 20 at 8 p.m. The program is open to the public with no admission charge and notes her Juilliard training, World Youth Festival in Prague participation, and appearances with the North Carolina Symphony and in New York venues.
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Libby Linn
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Miss Linn
Rachmaninoff
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Institute of Musical Art
New York
Juilliard Graduate School
Ernest Hutcheson
Juilliard
Prague
Czechoslovakia
New York Public Library
Metropolitan Museum of Art
WHYC
North Carolina Symphony
Charlotte
N.C
Juilliard School
Howard University
Washington, D.C
Faculty Wives Hold Autumn Themed Club Meeting at OU
Mrs. Claude Kantner and Mrs. Carl Gustavson greeted guests at the Ohio University Faculty Club for the Faculty Wives' monthly social hour. Mrs. Lawrence P. Eblon led the business portion before tea served with a copper tray centerpiece of bronze and gold chrysanthemums.
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Claude Kantner
Carl Gustavson
Faculty Wives’ Club
Ohio University Faculty Club
Lawrence P. Eblon
A. H. Buckle
G. E. McLaughlin
A. H. Armbruster
Karl Krauskopf
H. L. Dunlap
George Hill
George W. Linn
Robert W. McCreanor
E. S. Sherow
Philip Stanger
Willis L. Tompkins
R. C. Wickham
Buckle
Gustavson
Kantner
McLaughlin
Townsends Tour to New Fort Lauderdale Home
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Townsend with Mr. Walter Hawk drove to their new home at 120 N E Third St Fort Lauderdale Florida last week. En route they called at Elkins New York and Brunswick Georgia. Miss Mary Blayney Ohio University and Miss Margaret Duncan Mechanicsburg School attend All Ohio Critic meeting at Kent State University Friday and Saturday. Mr S G Foster Strathmore Blvd returned to Athens Wednesday after five days in New York City.
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N. E. Third St
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Elkins
N. Y
Brunswick
Mary Blayney
Ohio University
Margaret Duncan
Mechanicsburg School
All Ohio
Kent State University
S. G. Foster
Strathmore Blvd
Athens
New York City
Children’s Theater Group Sets Saturday Meeting
Children’s Theater Group will meet at 9 a m Saturday Nov 12 in the Little Theater of Athens Senior High School announced by Mrs Emer son Sherow director The group with about fifty children age four and up invites new members to join as seven plays are set for rehea rsal Saturday and stage the following Saturday The program is part of the Athens League for Service twigs Mrs Sherow a Ohio University dramatics graduate leads with Mrs Glenn Gardner and Mrs Dan Merrick Also aiding are Athens High School students earning Thespians credit
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Children's Theater
Little Theater of
Athens Senior High School
Emerson Sherow
Sherow
Children’s Theater
Athens League For Service
Ohio University
Glenn Gardner
Dan Merrick
Athens High School
Thespians
National High School Dramatic Organization
PTA
Gail Watkins
Paul Murphy
Central School
Cora Evans
Central
Circle 7 Conducts Meeting of WSCS in December Plans
Twenty seven members of Circle 7 Women s Society of Christian Service met at Mrs William Trout s home 82 S May Ave. Mrs Eugene Cole assisted. Devotions led by Mrs Harold Lee. Mrs Edward De Ville continued Women of Scripture. Christmas bazaar chairs named Mrs Lee decorations Mrs Wilson Norris food Mrs Charles Andrews serving. Next meeting a Christmas party at Mrs Carl Roberta s home.
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Circle 7
Women’s Society of Christian Service
William Trout
S. May Ave
Eugene Cole
Harold Lee
Edward DeVille
Lee
Wilson Norris
Charles Andrews
Carl Roberta
Color in Clothes Exhibit at Athens Junior High
Color in Clothes is the theme of a display on the first floor corridor at Athens Junior High. Sixth grade students under Miss Mildred Murphy created cardboard figures showing color schemes for matching shirts with ties and skirts with sweaters, with every pupil represented. The project aimed to stress well dressing and several students said they learned much, including one girl who now matches colors for her doll clothes.
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Athens Junior High School
Mildred Murphy
Miss Finsterwald Hosts Athens Colony Club Meeting
The Athens Colony of New England Women met Wednesday evening with Miss Blanche Finsterwald at 32 Franklin Ave. Two new members attended. Miss Delle Finsterwald assisted in serving refreshments. Next gathering will be in March at Mrs. Frank Harvey home 40 Stimson Ave.
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Athens
New England
Blanche Finsterwald
Franklin Ave
Delle Finsterwald
Frank Harvey
Stimson
WSCS Meeting at First Methodist Church Attended by 80
General WSCS session led by president Mrs. John Dowler featured a talk titled A Winsome Call Pakistan by Mrs. Harold Kellogg with maps and the Pakistan flag. An advance program was shown by Mrs. L. H. Bingman and Mrs. W. B. Walker. The annual bazaar and luncheon is set for December 7. Circle 7 ran the coffee hour with eighty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
John Dowler
Pakistan
Harold Kellogg
WSCS
L. H. Bingman
W. B. Walker
Circle 7
Central PTA Addressed By Judge Newcomb
Juvenile Judge John F. Newcomb told Central Elementary PTA that family roles shape a child’s future and prevention cuts juvenile delinquency. He urged education of both parents and youth, noted four causes of child problems, and praised school efforts beyond credit.
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Central Pta
John F. Newcomb
PTA
Newcomb
Officers Elected By OES Group at New Marshfield Chapter
New Marshfield chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star elected officers on Tuesday night. Margaret Russell of Albany was chosen as worthy matron with Shelley Collins of New Marshfield as worthy patron and Helen Scott of Athens as associate worthy patron. Other officers include Dwight Scott and Eva Van Dyke of Athens, secretary Fannie Burt of New Marshfield, treasurer Jane Burdette of Albany, conductress Grace Dinsmore of New Marshfield, associate conductress and Roger Barron of New Marshfield as trustee. A Grand Chapter report was presented by Lucille Bobo, and installation is set for December 13. The chapter also added new kitchen equipment and hosted Masonic Night with an oyster supper attended by 50. Mr and Mrs Frank Bentley of DuBois Pa attended the Homecoming game. both Ohio U graduates.
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New Marshfield
Order of the Eastern Star
Margaret Russell
Albany
Shelby Collins
Helen Scott
Athens
Dwight Scott
Eva van Dyke
Fannie Burt
Jane Burdette
Grace Dinsmoore
Roger Barron
Columbus
Lucille Bobo
Olive Baughman
Thorabelle Enlow
Mildred Bridge
Frank Bentley
DuBois
Ohio U
Varsity Night Revue Set at Memorial Auditorium Saturday
Beta Theta Pi and the Ohio University Band present the first Varsity Night at Memorial Auditorium Saturday at 8 p.m. Proceeds aid the band uniform fund and Fine Arts Council production fund as Dad’s Day events. Fifteen acts include baton twirling, xylophone sketches, Sigma Kappa acts, Sigmoneers 19th century theme, and vocal and dance performances by OU students. Tickets are sold by fraternity members and local stores.
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Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Ohio University Band
Fine Arts Council
Memorial Auditorium
Band Uniform Fund
Fine Arts Council Production Fund
Pat Parsons
Vickie Kramer
Sigma Kappa
Gibson
Sigmoneers
Jack Dunlap
Cathy Lyon
Donna Marek
Bob Luecke
al “Zeke
Ivan
Jim “Lem” Decker
Rupel Perkins
Johnny Myers
Bob Triplett
Leo Kaplan
Marty Jones
Marvin Warnick
Peg Marshall
Alpha Phi Omega
Beta Theta Pi
Talk on American Indians by Progressive Literary Club
Mrs. Enos Lookado spoke on the life of the American Indian at the Progressive Literary Club gathering hosted by Mrs. R. E. Wagoner at Baker Settlement. She displayed a peace pipe tomahawk colored blankets Indian money and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Lookado
Progressive Literary Club
R. E. Wagoner
Baker Settlement
W. O. Rose
Clyde Hines
Harmon
John Huffman
Ernest Horn
E. T. Hayes
Harry Bennett
Scioto Village
Club calendar items and meetings around town
Friday events include IOOF Hall gathering at 7 p.m. with officer elections and refreshments. 66.0 Group 6, Business and Professional Women, Presbyterians meet at 21 Sunnyside Dr hosted by Mrs. Benedict with Miss Chatter and Miss Morse as hostesses. Albany Grange holds Saturday gathering with pie and sandwiches. bake sale and food sale by BPW Club at Carpenter Hardware at 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Frank Cone hosts Fort Gower DAC luncheon Monday at 12:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Benedict
Sunnyside Dr
Mildred Chatter
Marion Morse
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Carpenter Hardware Store
Frank Cone
Franklin Ave
Fort Gower
Daughters of American Colonists
CCL Group Meets at Cottage Tea House
Mrs Sadie Landis hosted the Senior Circle Child Conservation League at the Cottage Tea House on Tuesday. President Herman Ellis led the business meeting. The group voted to donate a Thanksgiving food basket for a needy family. Mrs Thomas Rosser spoke on tuberculosis. Seventeen or eighteen members attended and a dessert was served.
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Sadie Landis
Child Conservation League
Cottage Tea House
Herman Ellis
Thomas Rosser
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Wscs Circle 7
Miss Finsterwald
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Jim Trout
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Grandfather Smith
Lieut
Scott Smith
Germany
Small Johnnie
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Inez Smith
OES Group
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Yellow Jackets Club
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Gallipolis
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Story
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Athens Retail Merchants Association
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Mill Street
Athens, Ohio
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