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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1935
Page
4
Dorothy Dix argues a wife is a valuable asset and emotional anchor beyond a mere housekeeper. A wife provides love support accountability and a safe audience for a husband’s venting while sustaining family and social duties.
Mrs Herman G James and several campus deans will form the receiving line for the annual Pan Hellenic Dance at the Men’s Union Friday night. The formal event runs 9 30 p m to 1 a m with Ted Widermuth’s orchestra. Eight sorority presidents lead the organizing committee including Alpha Gamma Delta Pi Beta Phi Alpha Xi Delta Chi Omega Alpha Delta Pi Zeta Tau Alpha Theta Upsilon and Wa Mu.
Mr and Mrs Ray Wilson of Salem announce the birth of their twin sons born on Wednesday. They have a now son Dick who just turned ten on Tuesday. Mrs Wilson, formerly Marle Goff, is sister to Mrs Forest Guthrie of Grosvenor Street.
The report states that hot water baths are effective for easing pain from a Diack widow spider bite. Affected individuals are advised to seek medical care for serious reactions.
East Side Parent-Teacher Association welcomed about 170 members to a pioneer era program at the school. Grandparents in period dress, group songs, moving pictures by Prof. Nell Thomas, and Halloween costume photos highlighted the evening. The meeting announced a 170 member enrollment, with future Child Study Group at Mrs. La Baw home and a December talk by Rev. Fowler on home values. Social hour featured Hill Billies and Grandmother Brown, chaired by Mrs. Bardin. Also noted: Junior Carnival at Shade High Nov 25 with turkey prize. Pallas Club meets at 69 South Court Street with Dr. Edith Beecher speaking on education trends.
Eyewear critics debate the reveal of a sheer veil worn by the smart and comely Broadway figure Elsie Edwards. The fashion choice draws attention to her appearance and style in recent performances.
Delta Tau Delta will perform a serenade from Lindley Hall steps Saturday at 10 30 pm as part of Dad's Day. The Delt walk around, Greek letters burnt in salt, and a Delta Tau Delta glee club directed by Ted Toll will perform songs including Alma Mater Ohio My Delta Queen and Delta Shelter. A quartet will sing several selections.
Mrs Roger Conner entertained her contract bridge club Thursday afternoon in Utah Place. Mrs Gordon K Bush won high score. Guests included Mrs Harry Beckley Mrs Harry Foster and Mrs F D Forsyth. Rebekah Lodge to meet Friday at eight p m. Past Noble Grand asks members to bring white gifts for the Home.
The annual Press Cotillion at the Men's Gymnasium features a Press Queen and a scandal sheet titled the Daily Snooze. Alumni townspeople and students attend, with Sigma Delta Chi organizing the event as an early inter-college function. Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio University candidates will vie for dance honors by popular vote. Migration day follows the Ohio Wesleyan football game.
Adele Garrison narrates a perilous river rescue as Mr. Gibbs oversees Noel’s recovery after a near-collapse. He guides Mary and Noel’s party to safety, coordinates rowing commands, and demonstrates calm leadership, promising to return Noel to Nell as the scene ends with a tomorrow continuation.
Mrs. H. J. Holcombe former Athens resident and wife of Rev. Holcombe will speak at 7:00 pm Sunday at First Methodist Church on Home Missionary Societies. She will describe the national structure and the work in hospitals schools and homes supported by the society including the Ethel Harpst Home in Cedartown Georgia. The speaker represents the Ohio Conference and has attended the Des Moines national conference in October. Her Greenville home now words with Reverend Holcombe as pastor. Allendale announces the birth of a son Thomas Henry born November 18 weighing 11 1 2 pounds.
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