Social Corner Tea Highlights Pan American Theme
Higley Study Circle hosts Guest Day tea at the Faculty Women's Club with 45 attendees. centerpiece features twenty one Pan American Union flags. program includes Spanish songs by Antonia Alvardao and a Panama talk by Gloria Parrades.
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Higley
Faculty Women's Club
South America
Higley Study Circle
Faculty Women’s Club
College St
A. C. Anderson
Anna K. Price
Pan-American Union
C. E. McClure
Antonia Alvardao
Ohio University
Puerto Rico
Panama
Gloria Parrades
Louis Hammerle
Maynard Senseman
N. S. Welk
W. H. Kirchner
P. S. Wamaley
Locust Heights Park Dedicated Friday in Athens
Locust Heights Park a 22 acre recreation site in Athens will be dedicated Friday at 4 p m Land donated by E F Sells. The program features flag raising by Scouts and remarks by C M Gill E F Sells Mayor Cliff Cornell and forest officials. A dammed lake plus 15 fireplaces and picnic facilities invite families to outdoor meals after the ceremony.
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Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Locust Heights
Locust Heights Park
Athens
E. F. Sells
Athens Business and Professional Women’s Club
Josephine Garvin
Geraldine Hope
Jean Mahaffey
Mildred Shaw
CCC
Rolland S. Jones
Athens Chamber of Commerce
C. M. Gill
Chamber of Commerce
Cliff Cornell
Frank R. Crow
Columbus
Wayne National Forest
Ohio
J. R. Seward
Harper C. Pendry
John W. Danford
First Methodist Church
Joseph Stratton
Elizabeth Tuller
Hobo Party for Young Peoples Department
A Hobo Party will be hosted by the First Christian Church Young Peoples Department on Friday night at Rev. and Mrs. Frank L. Donaldson’s home 54 Second St. Guests meet at the church after the Ohio University pep rally and walk to the Donaldson residence. Vary the stuffing for green peppers by using cooked sweet corn minced bacon onions and seasoning baked until done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Department
First Christian Church
Frank L. Donaldson
Second St
Ohio University
Donaldson
Thursday's Horoscope Outlook From Genevieve Kemble
The column predicts an exceptionally active day with strong lunar aspects influencing writings publicity travel and agencies. Sudden visitations or changes are likely and may have far reaching life impacts for those with birthdays in literary or promotional fields. A versatile child born today may exhibit creativity and rapid changes.
W C T U Program At Wednesday Methodist Meeting
The vice president presided at the First Methodist Church social rooms meeting. Miss Ida Allison reported finances and resignation of the treasurer was accepted with Mrs. Nelson McDaniel elected to the post. Other officers and department directors gave year end reports and a Union Signal program was presented by Helen Lawrence. several members participated.
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L. B McCune
W.C.T.U
First Methodist Church
Nelson McDaniel
State Magazine
Ida Allison
A. H. James
Allison
H. T. Farrar
A. E. Wagner
Helen Lawrence
Union Signal
Hannah Clutter
Temperance League
Clutter
88th Birthday Celebration For Mrs. Rhorick
In honor of Mrs. FE L Rhorick's eighty eighth birthday friends met at her daughter Mrs Will Mitchells home at 10 Fern Street. She read birthday verses without glasses. Mrs Rhorick has lived near New Marshfield for 60 years and stays with her daughter. A farewell party for Mrs Catherine Wilkes McDaniels is set for Friday at 7 30 p m at 18 Clark Street before her departure to New Mexico on Monday Oct 6.
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George E. Frazer
Winnetka
Ill
Herman G James
Ohio University
FE. L. Rhorick
Catherine Wilkes McDaniels
Clark St
Westminster Retreat at M D Hughes Lodge Friday Night
Annual fall retreat of the Westminster Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church will be Friday evening Oct 3 at Oak Lodge the cabin of Atty and Mrs M D Hughes. After a 6 pm picnic supper there will be recreation committee meetings a short service and group singing.
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Westminster Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church
Cabin “Oak Lodge
Atty
M. D. Hughes
Minear Chapters Hostess 80 Attend Special Session
The Minear Chapter event hosted by Hamden Chapter drew eighty members and guests from Columbus Cincinnati New Marshfield Zaleski Athens and Hamden. Spokesmen introduced members as Mrs Marvella Crawford arranged the program with music readings pantomimes and a rosebud gift for Hamden members and Minear charter members. Mrs Mary Wilson celebrated her eightieth birthday with a gift and her granddaughter Miss Janice Coleman sang.
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Minear
O.E.S
Hamden
Marvella Crawford
Columbus
Cincinnati
New Marshfield
Zaleski
Athens
Charles Cameron
George Holdren
Jack King
Merwin Bryson
Minerva Chapter
Mary Wilson
Belle Sands
Edna Chesser
Fred Bean
Rome High School Dramatics
Nancy Six
Nellie Ogg
Olive Burk
Margaret Laverty
Joan Chesser
Florence Winner
Jean Crawford
Alice Chariton
Helen Cook
J. Louis Winner
Anna Snow
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Mrs. James
Chicago
National Council of Church Women
J. A. Wharton
Roy Cline
M. T. Vermillion
J. J. Bees
Carol Ann and
Anita
Dayton
Tom Harley
Bea Schaefer
Eliza Smith
Nelsonville
Earnest McGraner
W. Union St
Katherine
Margaret Hayes
Paramount
South Court Street
Silvus
Coats
New York Coat Makers
NEW
PLAID
Genevieve Kemble
Jewelry
W. B. Drake Jeweler
W.C.T. U
Westminster
M. D. Hughes Lodge
Sthursday
Albany Club
Albany Garden Club Membe
Jane Mce- Elfresh
Zanesville
F. L. Shoemaker
Elizabeth Turner
Saint Albans
W. Va
China
Westminster Fellowship
Rauch's Bakery
ABC
Holmes & Edwards Sterling
Holmes & Edwards
Gillilan's
Jewelry Store
S. Court St
Woodworth 'S
Treaper
University
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