Pallas Club Reviews Alaska Book at Social Gathering
Mrs. Isaac C. Ash reviewed New Alaska by Ovid Miller McMillion for the Pallas Club at the Hotel Athens parlors. The author, an Ohio University graduate and Wilson Teachers College faculty member, is praised for factual, well organized writing on Alaska’s present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Isaac C. Ash
Ovid Miller McMillion
Pallas Club
Nelle Pickering
Athens
Ohio University
Wilson Teachers’ College
Washington, D. C
Ash
Musical Program at Current Events Club at Mrs Hill Home
The Current Events Club held its annual musical program Friday evening at Mrs. V D Hill 193 E State St. Mrs R C Alexander directed and presented a history of music from ancient Greece to Wagner with notes on congregational singing and opera. Guests Roy Hawk and Mrs Houf attended. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. D. Hill
Current Events Club
E. State St
R. C. Alexander
Richard Wagner
Italy
Alexander
Germany
Bach
Handel
Haydn
Beethoven
Schubert
Schumann
Weber
Liszt
Roy Hawk
Scarlette
Hutcheson
Freedman
Gartner
Rubenstein
W. D. Hill
E. H. Mueller
National Cancer Fund
County Children's Home
American Red Cross
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Red Cross
H. T. Houf
Athens County Groups Promote Better Diets in Food Defense Plan
Five home management supervisors from the Farm Security Administration led a meeting with 30 county and community defense groups to push nutrition in eight county district. The program urges the gold standard diet of milk meat eggs vegetables fruit butter bread and cereal along with a live-at-home dairy provision and storage goals for winter use. District 3 includes Gallia Meigs Hocking Perry Washington Vinton Athens and Morgan counties with Glen W. Pryor heading the Athens district office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Security Administration
Enid C. Swarner
F.S.A
Athens County
Food For Defense
Maxine E. Keith
Gallia
Meigs
Hocking
Perry
Washington
Vinton
Athens
Morgan Counties
Glen W. Pryor
Auxiliary Plans Veterans Baskets at Legion Meeting
American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion Home reports 52 members paid and three new members. They vote a five dollar donation to the Athens County Chapter of the American Red Cross and plan to assist needy families of veterans. An all day sewing session is set for Wednesday November 26 with a noon potluck. Twenty one members attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Frank L. Harvey
Athens County
American Red Cross
Walter Baird
Department
James Cumley
Lydia Fenzel
Red Cross
Legion Home
Ruth Ann Grover
Hattie Lou Groves
L. M. Williams
Curtis Fishinger
C. E. Dupler
New England Women Meet Athens County in Anniversary
The N. E. Women celebrated their fifth anniversary on Wednesday at 69 W State St. President Mrs. C. E. Atkinson led the meeting with a program by Mrs. J. R. Harvey on The American Flag. A reading of The Flag Goes By followed and Atkinson discussed historic Boston sites viewed during a recent trip. Hostesses served refreshments. next meeting is planned for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
New England
State St
C. E. Atkinson
J. R. Harvey
Henry Holcomb Bennett
Boston
Kodak
Maude Rutherford
R. P. Tompkins
C. E. Gorham
Ori Carpenter
Arthur Boyles
Neighborhood House clubs wrap up activities with crafts and fundraisers
Four Ways Health Club members painted blocks for the Pre- School group at Carbondale Neighborhood House then shared a potluck. The Younger Girls Friendly group held a Knick Knack Sale while Library Project members assisted. Members of the Candidates Club held a Thanksgiving party as fundraisers continued with a Monday rummage sale. Esther Berkshire opened The Terrace tea room at 1146 Maple Avenue Zanesville after earlier work in Washington and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Ways Health Club
Carbondale
Garnet Lightfritz
Lena Clark
Lydia Stanley
Bessie Brooks
Verna France
Mattie Gabriel
Nora Cox
Inez Mace
Wilma Williams
Eleanor Gifford
Library Project Group
Lorraine Jewett
Madeline Starrett
Verna Pickett
Norah Bray
Marylin Branscomb
Betty McClain
Jean Holland
Betty Jean Boring
Joan Johnson
Neighborhood House
Candidates Club
Phyllis Jewett
Ethel Pickett
Audrey Williams
Kathleen Stanley
Mary Stallings
Patricia Daugherty
Anna Jean Jewett
Rosemary Kennedy
Mona McDonald
Esther Berkshire
Ohio University
Maple Avenue
Zanesville
Miss Berkshire
Washington D. C
Detroit
University Theater to Reserve No Mother To Guide Her Seats
All season ticket holders get first chance to reserve for No Mother To Guide Her on December 10. Public sales begin Friday November 28. Reservations may be made by telephone or writing to Joseph D Bachellor director Dramatic Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Bachellor
Department of Dramatic Art
Bachellor
Luncheon Links Art and Thimble Club Members Guests
Mrs Emma V Murphy hosted the Art and Thimble Club Friday at The Eastwood with sixteen members and three guests including Mrs John La Fountaine and Mrs Harry Travis and her young daughter Joanne both of Columbus. Thanksgiving guests of the Sheridan family from Rock Riffle Road Athens joined relatives from Dayton Zanesville and Athens in a family gathering not seen in twelve years. An auxiliary turkey dinner for Legion members is planned at the Legion Home on December 16 with a gifts exchange organized by four committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma V. Murphy
The
Eastwood
John la Fountaine
New Philadelphia
Harry Travis
Joanne
Columbus
la Fountaine
John Sheridan
Robert
John
Edward
Leo
Anna
Helen Sheridan
Rock Riffle Road
Athens
Fred R. Jones
Freddie
Dayton
James Bratton
Barbara Ann
Marilyn Jean
Jimmie
John Lawrence
Merrill Morrison
Johnnie
Zanesville
Hugh Sheridan
Phillip Sheridan
Margaret Ellen
Jerry
Dickie
E. S. Sheridan
Walter Ervin
Legion Home
Legion Auxiliary
Issac Vaughn
Abram Williams
Beatrix Rosser
Charles Goodrich
Sleeper Pulls Off Three Quick Coif Transformations
Actress Martha Sleeper stages three rapid age changes for her character in The Land Is Bright with eleven minutes for each hairstyle and makeup shift. She explains daily brushing, oil use, and sleeping in curlers, plus a wig trial and a French roll, all designed from months of rehearsal and homework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Sleeper
Ferber-Kaufman
Miss Sleeper
Tana
Albany Sophomores Present Colonial Thanksgiving Program
Albany High School sophomores staged a Colonial era program on a 1941 convocation day for 250 students. William Elliott led, Delores Rhinehart opened with prayer, and Thelma Robinson, Pauline Woodyard, George Lash and Carl Hawk performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany High School
Leona Calvin
Wanda McDonald
William Elliott
Delores Rhinehart
Thelma Robinson
Pauline
Mrs A Hixson Returns From Columbus Visit
Mrs Amos Hixson of Guysville Route 2 returned Wednesday night from a ten day Columbus trip visiting her children and relatives. Also noted are Thanksgiving visits by the Halbirt and King families, and the Plains Garden Club and Daughters of Union Veterans meeting plans with birthday celebrations for October and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Hixson
Guysville
Grant Hospital
George Halbirt
Columbus
Grove Halbirt
Canaanville Road
Dr Louise Price Publishes Book on Campus Life
The Bureau of Publications at Columbia University released a 437 page book titled Creative Group Work on the Campus by Dr Louise Price formerly of Athens. Price, assistant to Harriet Hayes at Columbia, conducted a developmental study of student life as a participant observer at Stephens College Columbia Missouri and Stanford California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Publications of
Columbia University
Louise Price
Athens
Miss Price
Anna K. Price
Elmwood Pl
Harriet Hayes
Stephens College
Columbia
Stanford University
California
Personal notices and social visits fill Athens listing
Local society notes report Mr. Lawrence Helwig returning to Columbus after Thanksgiving with his parents. Mrs. J. B. Worcester of Cleveland and the Zarretts visited, plus Miss Betty Bird of William Woods College active in Phi Beta and choir. AAUW group to hear Herman James speak on South America at 7:30 p.m. Thanksgiving guests and dinner plans described. Athena-Delphian to meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Helwig
P. W. Helwig
May Ave
Columbus
J. H. McClure
Grosvenor St
McClure
J. B. Worcester
Cleveland
George R. Zarrett
Marian McClure
Lexington, Ky
Zarrett
Betty Bird
Athens
William Woods College
Fulton
Phi Beta Organization
Bird
College Chapel
Herman James
South America
AAUW
Women’s
Harry Travis
Joanne
John LaFountaine
New Philadelphia
Atty
R. D. Williams
W. State St
Athena-Delphian Society
D. A. Renkenberger
Morris Ave
Home Made Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief And Savings
A vintage advertisement urges making a cough syrup at home by mixing sugar and water, then adding 24% ounces of Pinex from a druggist to make a pint. It claims fast relief by loosening phlegm soothing membranes and clearing air passages, with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
American designed clothes lure New York fashion students
Phyllis Logan, a Tobe-Coburn student in New York, says American fashion mirrors French design and that students study by visiting Manhattan stores wholesale houses and mills. The course aims to sharpen trend sense, though it may curb personal purchases. Logan plans to begin selling toys at Lord and Taylor next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Logan
Tobe-Coburn School of Fashion Careers
New York City
Phyllis
Manhattan
New York
U. S
Lord and Taylor
Julia Tobe
Tobe- Coburn
Ohio University
Turkey Dinner Honors R. W. Jones On Thanksgiving Day
On Thanksgiving Day Mr and Mrs W H Rose hosted a turkey dinner for the 70th birthday of R W Jones father of Mrs Rose. Attending were Kenneth Jones and daughter Susie Stanley Seigesmund Portsmouth R W Jones Bartha Jo Kinsel Judy Slingluff Jackson D I Gandee family Joan D L Jr Bobby Jones Marjorie Searls April Kinsel and others. A second item notes Child Study Club meets at Roy Lorentz Shannon Ave Thursday 7 30 p.m with topic leader Earnest Baughman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Rose
R. W. Jones
Rose
Kenneth Jones
Susie
Stanley Seigesmund
Portsmouth
Kenneth Shingler
Richard Fought
Bartha Jo Kinsel
Judy Slingluff
Jackson
D. I. Gandee
Joan and
D. L. Jr
Bobby Jones
Marjorie Searls
April Kinsel
Child Study Club
Roy Lorentz
Shannon Ave
Earnest Baughman
D A C Chapter Hosts Fort Gower Gathering at Middleport
Fort Gower chapter D A C hosted a Middleport gathering with Mrs. N C Welch and Mrs. Harry Hurn as hostesses. Luncheon at Mary Ann Coffee Shoppe preceded the meeting where Mrs. J R Harvey chaired and featured Mrs. John Cross on Judge Florence Allen's This Constitution of Ours. Eleven members attended the session. Clarks Chapel WSCS to meet Wednesday at 1 15 p m with Miss Mary Snow hosting and Miss Eva Snow as hosts and Nelle Pickering as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Welch
Middleport
Harry Hurn
Gallipolis
Fort Gower
D.A.C
Welch
Mary Ann
M. E. Rathburn
Rutland
Lowell Burnelle
J. R. Harvey
John Cross
Florence Allen
Harry Hamilton
McArthur
Clarks Chapel
Wscs
W.S.C.S
Mary Snow
Eva Snow
Nelle Pickering
AAUW Speaker Miss Justina Eich To Address Athens Branch
Miss Justina Eich dean of women at Capital University and state AAUW president will speak at the Athens Branch meeting at the Faculty Women's Club Thursday at 7 30 PM. She will describe experiences in Alaska Labrador and other North countries and show films of her summer in Alaska before traveling to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justina Eich
Capital University
Ohio
A.A.U.W
Athens
Faculty Women's Club
Dean Eich
Alaska
Labrador
Columbus
Evelyn Bolin and C. D. Pinney Wed in Greenup Kentucky
Mr and Mrs David Pinney of New Marshfield announce the marriage of Chester D Pinney to Miss Grace Evelyn Bolin daughter of Mr and Mrs James C Bolin of Millfield The ring ceremony occurred in Greenup Kentucky on Wednesday November 12 Attending were the brides mother and the bridegrooms mother Mrs Bolin and Mrs Pinney Mrs Pinney is a Waterloo High School graduate Class of 1941 and Chester Pinney is a Waterloo High School graduate Class of 1939 A miscellaneous shower will be held at the Bolin home Millfield Saturday evening November 29 Invitation is extended to all friends and relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Pinney
New Marshfield
Chester D. Pinney
Grace Evelyn Bolin
James C. Bolin
Millfield
Greenup
Kentucky
Pinney
Waterloo High School
Albany WSCS Meeting and Missionary Institute Notice
Albany WSCS of the Albany Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 2 pm with an Executive Committee session at 1 30 pm. Those going to the Missionary Institute in Athens at the First Methodist Church on Tuesday should call Mrs Paul Barnes. Central PTA meets Thursday at 7 30 pm in the Little Theater at Senior High School with Dr E C Glass as guest speaker on Glimpses of Hawaii followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Albany Methodist Church
Missionary Institute
Athens
First Methodist Church
Paul Barnes
Central P.T.A
Little Theater
E. C. Glass
Hawaii
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Veterans’ Baskets
N. E
Carbondale House
Deb
Alicia Hart
Woodyard
George Lash
Carl Hawk
Isabel Crossen
Wilma Wallace
Lois Dunn
Robert Russell
Earle Radcliffe
Mary Louise Vandyke
Wilbert McKnight
Billy Boy
Lamar Springer
Helen Hall
Iona Higgenboth
Evalina
Dorothy Oxley
Madge McVay
Shortnin
Frieda Castle
Mammy
Blaine Farley
Gene West
Harold Springston
Eloise West
Joann Gandee
Beulah Calvin
Alice Parker
Mary Frances Bean
Ewing
Sons of the American Revolution
Miss Bean
Mrs. A. Hixson
Plains Garden Club
Dorothy Daugherty
Allen Hartman
Anna Slater
Bernice Umphrey
D.A.V
Daughters of Union Veterans
Kathryn Finsterwald
Mrs
Elmer Finsterwald
Hocking St
James Carmichael
University Terrace
Marcia Green
Jean
Pearl
Donna
Bobbie
Kitty
John Carmichael
Barbara Lou
Raymond Carmichael
Daire
David
D. P. Carmichael
Joyce
E. E. Carmichael
William Green
Melvin Green
Camp Shelby
Miss
Owen Carmichael
Labrobe
Plain—I Pc
O'Coats
LA. Coats
Jimmie Littler
Mgr
Evelyn Bolin
C. D. Pinney
Zenith
Ford & You
N. Court St
Powell Ayrel OY
Shadow OF
the Thin Man
Dan Barry Nelson
Donna Reed
Tokai
Eee
Asl Ieee Cie A
Elmer
Orta
Sons OF the Slums
Zurapy
Anne Gwynne
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