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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1950
Page
6
New Marshfield Canasta Club meets at 7 30 p m with Mrs Betty Llewellyn. alumnae event postponed until November 29 and date updated for club gathering.
Miss Cora May Yeager was guest of honor at a linen shower hosted by Mrs. Fred Weber on Albany Road. She plans to wed Mr. George Hooper at First Methodist Church on Sunday November 26 at 2:30 PM. Guest list includes Mrs. Earl Hooper and Mrs. Charles Goodrich among many Athens and Pomeroy residents.
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Hollywood gossip notes Norma Shearer living in Paris considers a comeback film with an offer from Rome. She recalls fame as irresistible, while other items cover Red Skelton and Milton Berle legalities, Rita Hayworth's Gilda style comeback, Ann Vereve NY bound TV work, Burt Lancaster's musical project, Danny Kaye’s Riviera accent, Lena Horne’s health concerns, and designer-driven TV trends.
Thirty five members of the Hathomar Sunday School Class gathered at the First Methodist Church for a potluck dinner. Prof. John Cady gave thanks and Prof. Carl Roberts led the business meeting. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Max Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wheaton, and C. E. Dupler.
Mrs. O A Terrill housemother of the Chi Omega sorority left town early Monday due to the death of her brother C A Adams of Fairmont West Virginia. She will go to Lancaster Kentucky for the funeral.
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