And PW Club Concludes Week Celebration in Mexico Talk
The Business and Professional Women's Club hosted A Bit of Mexico with an auto trip tale to Mexico City by four members. Helen Hull led the travel talk while Rowena Sprout discussed National Business Women's Week’s 25th anniversary and club activities. Refreshments followed as committee members, including Freda Smith and Myrta Ashworth, were thanked for weeklong projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Helen Hull
Freda Smith
Myrta Ashworth
Lucile Duffee
Mexico City
Rowena Sprout
District Three
Earl Washburn
Mabelle Durst
Naomi Black
Gladys Brooks
Iris Fierce
Bertha Vickers
Olive Dorsey
Kathleen McAfee
Arvilla van Dyke
John Jagers
Richard Cox
Harper Pendry
Howard Bobo
Leslie White
James Johnson
Eva Allen
Alice Hamilton
Maude Stauffer
Pauline Fierce
Bernadine Farrel
Garnet Hatch
Robbin Bishop
Frank Foster
Ruth Seaman
Ann Mumma
Mildred Chatter
Ruth Pierce
Herman Herron
AAUW Announces Study Groups and Fall Workshop
The American Association of University Women reveals two study groups directed by Mrs. Paul R. Murphy and Dr. Irma Voigt. A legislative ballot deadline is Oct 20. The annual fall workshop is set for Nov 1 in Columbus at the Deshler-Wallick Hotel with regional VP Mrs. Ralph Alspaugh on the program. Members urged to contact with eligibility inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Paul R. Murphy
Irma Voigt
AAUW
M. D. Hughes
Washington
D. C
Columbus
Deshler-Wallick
Ralph Alspaugh
Athens
Ruth Tryon
Samuel B. Erskine
H. C. Dorman
Who's Coming and Going in Columbus This Weekend
A roundup of local social news lists weekend visitors and gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Smiley of Columbus hosted family at their home on Carpenter Street. The Child Conservation Leagues delegates attended a Toledo convention. A group hosted a slumber party for Lynn Gardner’s guests. Marcia Joan Lontz earned Smith College dean’s list honors. O U football alumni and spouses gathered for an Ohio University reunion with dozens of couples from multiple cities. The Rev. and Mrs. William H. Covert visited Columbus, and Mrs. Cris Cook welcomed her Akron guest Minnie Fields.
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Marcia Joan Lontz
Sunnyside Drive
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
O. U
Ohio University
Muffin Creations for Evening Guests
Prepare English muffins split and lightly toasted then spread with butter and tomato sauce. Sprinkle oregano and anchovy strips, dust with grated cheese, and broil until bubbly. Also notes using two egg yolks to replace a whole egg in custard or cookies.
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Co. 6
Pretty practical cotton apron with a trick pocket
A cotton half apron with gingham trim adds grooming tips for kitchen wear. The design features a special pocket slit to expose cleansing tissues without removal, offered in red blue green or black with matching gingham and included tissues.
Sunshine Ladies Aid Potluck Meeting At Weaver EUB
The Sunshine Ladies Aid of Weaver EUB church met with Mrs. Vernon West last Thursday for a potluck. Attendees from Albany Route 1 included Mrs. Clarice Morris Edna McVay Amanda Lowe Edna Alice Lowe Nellie Zimmerman Audra Tackett Hazel Trout Junior Trout Esta Moore Helen Ennis Gary Ennis Mary Bratton and guest Mrs. Olive Burrit. The November meeting will be at Mrs Hazel Trout's home. Luncheon featured shredded cabbage salad with celery seeds boiled dressing and chopped shrimp served with rolls and tea or coffee.
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Sunshine Ladies Aid
EUB Church
Vernon West
Clarice Morris
Edna McVay
Amanda
Edna Alice Lowe
Nellie Zimmerman
Audra Tackett
Hazel
Junior Trout
Esta Moore
Helen Ennis
Gary Ennis
Mary Bratton
Olive Burrit
Albany
Hazel Trout
ACE Has Meeting In Nelsonville
The Ath ens County Association for Childhood Education opened its 1952 53 year with a gathering at East School Nelsonville hosted by local members. Ruth Pierce introduced State Education official Phila Humphreys and Athens area guests including Lloyd Gray Harold McBride and Harold Kessler. Membership stood at 50 teachers.
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Athens County Association For Childhood Education
East School
Nelsonville
A.C.E
Ruth Pierce
Phila Humphreys
State Department of Education
Lloyd C. Gray
Harold McBride
Central School
Athens
Harold Kessler
Needlework patterns promise easy sewing and style
An Athens Messenger advertisement highlights crochet and sewing kits including a hat and ascot set in poodle yarn with popcorn stitch, pattern No. 5301, plus a bib style apron pattern No. 8888 and a Basic FASHION for 52 Fall and Winter issue. Customers mail 25 or 30 cents in coins with name, address, and pattern number to Sue Burnett or Anne Cabot at The Athens Messenger in Americas New York.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave
Americas
New York
N. Y
Sue Burnett
A Wise Plan for Chores and Life Lessons
In a hot summer evening scene, Mrs. Parker replaces nagging with shared chores. She rotates dishwashing with cooking, teaching Kathy that life blends dull tasks with creative work. The column urges viewing chores as cooperative, enriching life skills and independence.
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Muriel Lawrence
Parker
Kathy
Calendar of Events Tuesday social and club meetings
Tuesday features several group gatherings including the Social Literary Club at 2:30 p.m. and the Hobson Study Circle at 7:30 p.m. Also listed are Belle White cabinet meeting, Canaan Grange event with Fourth degree, Lodi Grange birthday supper, Tuesday Club, White Shrine Friends Night, Mechanicsburg Mothersingers, Tuesday Needle Club, Sayre Study Circle, Delilah Rebekah Lodge degree classes and pot-luck, and the Athens County Republican bean dinner with Tom Jenkins speaking.
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A. P. Linscott
Cottage Tea House
Sayre
H. L. Atkinson
Delilah Rebekah
New Marshfield
Athens County Women’s Republican Club
Coolville
Tom Jenkins
Corned Beef Dinner and Hash Tips Featured Menu
A vintage guide presents a man sized corned beef dinner with cauliflower and pimiento cheese sauce, plus corned beef hash tips and a fall salad idea. It outlines cooking steps for brisket and cauliflower, a white cheese sauce, and serving suggestions for breakfast lunch and supper menus. It also includes a cold platter option and a banana pecan garnish for fall salads.
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New England
Newspaper routes teach boys business and duty, says Dr Crane
Dr. George W Crane argues newspaper circulation offers the best practical economics training for youth. He touts the private business model, cash handling, customer service, and rewards like trips and scholarships, urging mothers to let sons carry routes as character and money skills grow.
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America
George W. Crane
Jimmy B
Washington
D. C
Boy Scouts
Crane
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William F. Smiley
Paul Tribe
Robert Yaw
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Child Conservation Leagues
Commodore Perry Hotel
Toledo
Susie Hall
Deanna Ullmark
Phyllis Goldsberry
Susie Jones
Carla Sherow
Lynn Gardner
N. Lancaster St
Elden A. Armbrust
D. H
Kenneth E. Bennett
Marietta
George M. Brown
Cleveland
Harold Brown
Gallipolis
Rex
Burke
Defiance
Claude Chrisman
Logan
Joe Esmont
North Canton
Clark Gabriel
Piqua
Ray Hart
Indianapolis
Ind
Robert F. Hilbert
Clayton Kessler
Springfield
H. Donald Maurer
Whrichsville
Bernard J. McCashen
Lancaster
Walter Priode
New Lexington
Ralph Robinett
Youngstown
Lenard Sadosky
Willoughby
Joe Sin
William H. Covert
Cris Cook
Brown Ave
Minnie Fields
Akron
Coty
Stimson
Sar
Sir
Mr. Smith
Ladies Aid
Ace
Easler
Kasler’s
Athens, O
Alan
Henry Green
Biewen-Davis
Coblentz
Deitsch
Rosenfeld
Kathy Parker
Frank B. Dilley
Columbia Ave
Hobson Study Circle
E. G. Burt
Elliott St
Belle White
Carrol Davies
Canaan Grange
Canaanville Hall
Lodi Grange
Grange Hall
O. F. Rowland
Strathmore
Mechanicsburg
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Asia
Uaa
Fawcett
Chesterhill, Ohio
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