Painting Like Baking At CCL Guest Night
Prof L C Mitchell demonstrated painting a autumn scene for more than 30 Youth Activities Circle members in Athens. He described ingredients colors and tools and noted you must decide season time of day and weather before starting. The circle will provide a Christmas for a needy Athens family and next meeting will be a smorgasbord with husbands as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Mitchell
James Boden
Mitchell
Athens
Ohio University
Sherwood Hal
Hall
P. J. Woodworth
Robert J. L. Lee
William Cooper
Woodworth
Harold Whaley
John Evans
Maecenas Club Hosts Dinner and Reading Event
Twelve members of the Maecenas Literary Club met at Mrs. Clyde Beasley’s home for a covered dish dinner with Mrs. James Josten as co host. Mrs. Martha Brown gave a reading titled Gods Music of Seasons. Mrs. E L Carpenter read Washingtons Thanksgiving Proclamation and the club voted to send gifts to the Girls Industrial School. The next meeting will be December 11 with Mrs Carpenter host and Mrs Herald Ogg co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maecenas Literary Club
Clyde Beasley
Mound St
James Josten
Beasley
Martha Brown
E. L. Carpenter
George Washington
Girls’ Industrial School
Carpenter
Herald Ogg
Alpha Xi Recognizes 22 Pledges
Alpha Xi Delta alumnae hosted a reception and recognition service for 22 pledges at the Woodworth home. Vice president Mrs. William LaVelle spoke in the president’s absence as a committee of alumnae facilitated the event with Mrs. Woodworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta
Phillip J. Woodworth
William LaVelle
Clarke Daily
Clark B. Cleveland
H. W. Cox
Harry Crewson
Roger Gerald
T. H. Morgan
Norman Dean
Woodworth
A. C. Anderson
Arthur Cornwell
Michael Disko
R. A. Foster
C. H. Harris
Joe Klingenberg
Dayton Kern
Virginia Knecht
Harry Lackey
Robert J. L. Lee
T. C. McCracken
William Rowland
George Rutkoskie
Harry Scott
Don Slagle
Chi Omega Alums Plan Art Festival
Chi Omega Alumnae held a supper meeting at Mrs. E. P. Lynn’s home on E State Street where Prof. L C Mitchell demonstrated oil painting. They finalized arrangements for the Chi Omega Art Festival on December 2 at the chapter house on College Street with Mrs. David Young as general chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Lynn
E. State St
Chi Omega
L. C. Mitchell
Chapter House
College St
David Young
Robert Wickham
Lynn
William Sears
H. C. Dorman
Robert Wren
H. L. Dunlap
Fred Picard
James Mason
William Butler
Barbara Miller
Beta Sigma Phi meeting hosts guest speaker on radiation
George Sheeter spoke at the Kappa Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at Mrs. Louise Dixon's home on nuclear radiation and its effects. A Q and A followed the talk and plans were made for a potluck couples party December 1 at the Gas Co. The sorority also announced shampoo and cream rinse for sale through members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sheeter
Kappa Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Louise Dixon
Gas Co
Athens Shrinettes Elect Mrs Jagers President
Mrs Jerry Jagers was elected president of the Athens Shrinettes Club a unit of LOSNA at a meeting in her home Other officers named include Mrs D I Gandee as vice president Mrs Harold Winfordner recording secretary Mrs W O Rose corresponding secretary and Mrs David Hughes treasurer An audit report by Mrs Elwood Daugherty and Mrs Raymond Bardin was read An annual Hithor Court LOSNA ceremonial was announced to be held soon at the Masonic Temple in Parkersburg Outgoing president Mrs Lloyd Kittle led the meeting The hostess was assisted by Mrs Bernard Spaulding The December dinner meeting will be at the home of Mrs Ted Stiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Jagers
Athens Shrinettes Club
Ladies’ Oriental Shrine of North America
D. I. Gandee
Harold Winefordner
W. O. Rose
David Hughes
Elwood Daugherty
Raymond Bardin
Hithor Court
Losna
Masonic Temple
Parkersburg
Lloyd Kittle
Bernard Spaulding
Ted Stiff
Mrs McBride Reviews Louise Dickinson Rich Book
Mrs McBride reviews The Natural World of Louise Dickinson Rich at a Lydia Lash Evans Club meeting in Mrs Robert Lantz home. A donation was given to the Junior Woman's Club Christmas Fund and a tribute honored the late Mrs A H Carpenter. Next meeting features Christmas luncheon and gift exchange at Mrs John Dowler's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McBride
Louise Dickinson Rich
Lydia Lash Evans
Robert Lantz
Howard Stout
Junior Woman's Club
A. H. Carpenter
John Dowler
New Arrival for Mr and Mrs Cross Daughter Born
Mr and Mrs Roy J Cross announce the birth of their daughter Sarah Alice on Thursday at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Thomas J LaVelle of Amesville Route 1 and Gertrude N Cross of Crooksville. The couple also has two daughters Mary LaVelle aged 8 and Laura Ann aged 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy J. Cross
Maplewood Dr
Sarah Alice
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Thomas J. LaVelle
Amesville
Gertrude N. Cross
Crooksville
Mothers' Circle Potluck Meeting At Mrs Williams Home
The Mothers' Circle met for a potluck dinner at Mrs. Mac Williams home on Lincoln Street with Mrs. Roy Cline leading a brief business session. Guests included Mrs. William Lee Mrs. Ira Burnfield and Mrs. Lewis McBride. The club delivered Thanksgiving gifts to Albany Rest Home led by Mrs. Cline and Mrs. Warren Hope. A Christmas party and gift exchange are planned for next month at Mrs. Norman Engh's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers
Mac Williams
Lincoln St
Roy Cline
William Lee
Ira Burnfield
Lewis McBride
Albany Rest Home
Cline
Warren Hope
Norman Engh
Holiday Turkey Loaf Sparks New Uses After Thanksgiving
A festive turkey loaf provides six servings from leftover meat. Mix turkey with bread crumbs eggs peas and pimiento then bake 45 to 55 minutes at 375 F. Garnish with pimiento cut-outs and serve hot or cold with mushroom sauce and cranberry relish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pimiento
Bride-to-be Donna Johnson Honored at Coolville Shower
Today's Bride was guest of honor at a bridal shower given by Miss Careen McKnight and Miss Martha Null at McKnight’s Coolville home. Johnson will wed Dale Connolly of Long Bottom Route 1 today. Guests included Gloria Knopp Kathy Chapman Lillian Baker George Davis Ruby McKnight Sharon Wood Donna Deeter Alberta Bates Nancy Day Martha Sue Deeter Elaine Kruger Brenda Clark Marilyn White Daytha Hart. Knopp and Null won game prizes and McKnight received the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Johnson
Careen McKnight
Martha Null
Miss McKnight
Coolville
Miss Johnson
Dale Connolly
William Connolly
Long Bottom
Chester Foutty
Gloria Knopp
Kathy Chapman
Lillian Baker
George Davis
Ruby McKnight
Sharon Wood
Elaine Kruger
Brenda Clark
Marilyn White
Daytha Hart
Miss Knopp
Miss Null
McKnight
Fourth Grade Celebrates Book Week at East Elementary
Parents of Mrs. Jenkins fourth grade visited an open house for Book Week and American Education Week. Students rotated through library use, room library observation, and refreshments. Displays included book jackets and reports, with sixth graders aiding checkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jenkins
East Elementary School
Susan Ackerman
Janet Crossen
Wednesday Club Hears Speaker on Mental Patient Care
Albany Wednesday Club heard Mrs. C. P. Pearman discuss care of mental patients. Hostess was Mrs. C. E. Stout. meeting led by Mrs. Eldon Dailey. Guests included Mrs. A. T. Stuart and Mrs. Bernard Allen. Christmas party planned for Dec. 5 at Mrs. Edna Lasch’s home. Sigma Phi Gamma to sponsor rummage sale at First Christian Church Saturday at 7 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Pearman
Albany
C. E. Stout
Sigma Phi Gamma
First Christian Church
Seniors Tour DuPont Office in Parkersburg
Rome Canaan High School senior girls visiting for business career exposure toured the E I Du Pont plant offices in Parkersburg West Virginia. A lecture by Paul Goff accounting superintendent followed by a tour of offices and department procedures. Students included Karen Boyer Linda Coen Martha Elliott Doris Flowers Frances Garrett Susie Russell Patty Thompson Barbara Walker Patricia Woody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome-Canaan
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company
Parkersburg
W. Va
Frances Grogan
Luella Cliffton
Paul Goff
Karen Boyer
Linda Coen
Martha Elliott
Doris Flowers
Frances Garrett
Susie Russell
Patty Thompson
Barbara Walker
Patricia Woody
Calendar Events Highlight Local Grange Activities
Trimble Grange hosts a 1830 literary program and pot luck dinner. Albany Grange holds an 8 pm meeting with members bringing buns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble Grange
Albany Grange
Be a smart Santa sew doll wardrobe pattern
Advertising notice for printed baby doll sewing patterns 4777 offering outfits including dress coat hat pajamas kimono slip bib for dolls 10 to 20 inches. Instructions request name address size and style number and mailing price 35 cents plus 10 cents extra for first class. Neatly worded as catalog promotion from Anne Adams The Messenger New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
the Messenger
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Dinner Precedes Meeting at Rome Grange Event
Forty members of Rome Grange 2247 attended a turkey dinner before the regular meeting. Delegates Miss Dorothy Daugherty and Mrs. Winifred Hooper spoke on the state grange conference noting Ohio as the largest grange state. Guests included Worthy Deputy and Mrs. Waldo Poston and others. A Soldier's Thanksgiving menu contest was won by D. C. McInturf's group. Plans are set for a December 20 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome Grange
State Grange
Ohio
Dorothy Daugherty
Winifred Hooper
Waldo Poston
Meira Radcliffe
Olive Baughman
Rome
Deputy Poston
Ray Clark
D. C. McInturf
Leather fashion item promises luxury and weather protection
In genuine imported leather. All the beauty and luxury of the finest leather and yet perfect weather protection.
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Maecenas Club
Blosser
Main & Market St
Logan, Ohio
Tappan
America
Williams Home Kitchen Co
N. Lancaster St
Alpha Xi
Chi Omega Alums Plan Art Festival
Sheeter
Intarsia
Athens Shrinettes
Mrs. McBride
the McKee Drugs, Inc
Fred Kiltan
Prescription Store of
Phone LY
Sarah Alice Cross
Mothers' Circle
Society of American Florists
Lampela
West Gallery
West Union St
Turkey
DuPont
The
Resud
Kyle’s
Cline Pharmacy CO
Prescription Store
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