Regional social calendar highlights in Columbus and Athens
Mr and Mrs Carl Roberts attended a State Board meeting in Columbus representing Ohio University and saw the Purdue Ohio State game and Paint Your Wagon at Hartman Theatre. A series of weekend visits and guest exchanges follow among Columbus Athens and surrounding areas with multiple families hosting relatives and friends from Cincinnati Buffalo Huntington and Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Roberts
Columbus
Roberts
Ohio University
Burl Ives
Hartman Theatre
Sumner Cottingham
Arthur
Gorman
Cincinnati
Lincoln-Mercury Co
Buffalo
Bott
London Gramaphone Co
Botts
Athens
Cottinghams
Ben K. Bare
Signal Hill
Mr. Cottingham
Robert Cottingham
Happy Husbands Live Longer Doctor Declares
A New York article reports Dr. Charles E. Dutchess says wives influence husbands longevity after 40 through regular medical checkups balanced diet rest and emotional stability. It advises managing exercise, hobbies, and home life to reduce stress and support a long marriage potentially to a golden anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Green
NEW York
NEA
Charles E. Dutchess
Mature Parents Flaunt Childs Talents Burdening Him
A mother’s pride in her witful son Peter leads to public praise and private pressure to perform. He grows up fearing stints of laughter as the measure of his worth, later choosing honesty over glittering approval and rejecting imposed talent labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Lawrence
Peter
Needlework pattern ads for dolls and clothing
The Athens Messenger features Anne Cabot and Sue Burnett needlework patterns. It promotes a life size baby doll pattern 2999 with hair options and outfit patterns, plus perf perforated patterns 8874 8875 for junior skirts and jackets, and a Basic Fashion for 52 Fall Winter issue. Prices range 25 to 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Sue Burnett
Ave
Americas
Troy FHA Names Initiation Crews At Meeting
The Troy chapter of Future Homemakers of America held a Thursday night meeting in the high school auditorium with sixty one members and guests present. Mary Allen chaired the business session as Nile Barnett was elected chapter father and Mrs Delman Workman and Mrs Mitchell Barnhart were chosen chapter mothers. A candlelight initiation service was conducted by officers and seniors supervised the informal initiation. New members listed include Jean Bailey Beaulah Boggs Eula Cain Iris Cogar Patty Creamer Donna Gillian Sandra Hawkins Ear lene Knotts Judy Merrick Iris Matheny Evelyn Motter Patty Murphey Dessie Nichols Nora Parsons Shirley Seckman Mary Lou Snodgrass Patty Starkey Bonnie Stone Eleanor Washburn Mattie Whaley Jo Ann Wilson Phyllis Jean Chalfant Lois Walker Christine Fortney and Joan Walker. After initiation Yvonne Henderson led games and refreshments were served by Ginnie Gibbs Velma Davis Carol Harper and Carol Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Future Homemakers of America
Mary Allen
Nile Barnett
Delman Workman
Mitchell Barnhart
Jean Bailey
Beaulah Boggs
Eula Cain
Iris Cogar
Patty Creamer
Ginny Gibbs
Velma Davis
Carol Harper
Carol Simmons
Social Calendar Highlights In Athens Area Clubs
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge in Coolville hosts an eight oclock inspection. Mothers Circle at Seel Cabin with Mrs John Risch as hostess at seven thirty. Halloween mask event. Faculty Wives Club reception for new faculty wives at Lindley Hall lounge from two to four. Mercyery at Methodist Church from one forty five to four fifteen. Nursery reservations through Mrs Martin Hecht call 20853. Maecenas Literary Club with Mrs C E Dupler at two. CWF First Christian Church program at seven forty five. Executive meeting at seven with Mrs Larry Helwig and Mrs Donna Denyes. Athens Needle Club from two to four with Mrs Charles Wood. Ladies Day bridge luncheon at Athens Country Club at one. PEO meeting at seven thirty with Mrs Harry Benz. Plains Athletic Association at high school seven thirty. New Marshfield Canasta Club with Mrs Thomas Llewellyn at seven thirty. Advisory Rainbow Girls at Masonic Temple seven thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge
Coolville
Seel Cabin
John Risch
Lindley Hall
Methodist Church
Martin Hecht
Maecenas Literary Club
C. E. Dupler
First Christian Church
Larry Helwig
Donna Denyes
PEO
Harry Benz
Fairview
the Plains Athletic Association
New Marshfield Canasta Club
Thomas Llewellyn
How to Write an Interesting Love Letter Says Dr Crane
Dr Crane offers a psychological formula for engaging letters to sweethearts. He urges Opal and others to name the recipient often, weave husbands and children into the text, and personalize each page to boost reader appeal. He notes final closings like I love you always as a strong, re-readable ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Opal G
Judy
Danny
David
Opal
Crane
Birth of Scott Lee Stansbury in Pasadena
Mr and Mrs Stansbury of Pasadena announce the birth of a son, Scott Lee, born October 2 at Huntington Hospital Pasadena. They also have a son, Stephen, four and a half. Captain Robert L. Stansbury is stationed at Fort Sam Houston Texas. Grandmother Mrs James E Stans of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Stansbury
Stansbury
Pasadena
Calif
Scott Lee
Huntington Hospital
Stephen
James E. Stans
Athens
Captain Stansbury
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Wolfe Family Holds 43rd Annual Reunion in Ames Township
The Wolfe descendants gathered Sunday at Concord Church Ames Township for the 43rd reunion. Eighty six members attended with officers elected including Wahneta Wolfe Linscott president and Nora W Atkinson secretary treasurer. Births and obituaries were noted and several family members performed music and read poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
George Wolfe
Concord
Ames Township
Wahneta Wolfe Linscott
Karen Lynn
George Fornwall
Philadelphia
Barbara Ann
Roger Wolfe
James Harmon
Paul Linscott
Nora W. Atkinson
Kenneth J. Wolfe
Delle Wolfe Wilson
Arthur D. Wolfe
Amanda Keirns Armstrong
Lizzie Sayre Poston
Pauline Fierce
Mildred Howard
Right name etiquette and kitchen tip in Chillicothe
A reader notes using a person’s first name is proper in casual address. Ceola Clark and Maude Marks spent Sunday in Chillicothe for Susan Crozier’s birthday. A tip suggests combining tomato and beef soup with water, stirred while heated, served with crackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceola Clark
Maude Marks
Chillicothe
Susan Crozier
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George H. Moses
Oscar Fulton
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Frank D. Campbell
Ironton
John W. Stewart
Veterans’ Headquarters
Huntington
W.va
Jack Vickers
Cincinnati College of Pharmacy
J. K. Vickers
Congress St
John P. Harlambie
Paige
Youngstown
Marjorie Herdman
Dunbar
Frank L. Harvey
Stimson Ave
Ray C. Gardner
Longview Heights
John Hill
Arlington, Va
Frank Pendergrass
Ralph Baumgartner
Gary
Gardner
Lloyd Pendergrass
Mrs. Hill
Mrs. Baumgartner
Frank
Hills and Baumgartners
Ralph Dupler
Jessie Douglas
Richland Ave
George van Dyke
Washington D.H
Douglas Home
Millard Douglas
Melissa
the Plains
Odis Simpson
William Covert
Albany
Adria Frost
Kathryn Yarnell
Rose Lathey
Covert
Pomeroy
Lloyd Dillinger
Randy
Guysville
Indiana
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
North Dakota
Iowa
Minneapolis
Hawley
Minn
Audubon
Walter
Winchell
America
Tion
Gruen
Weeter Winchell
Cornwell's
Athens Jewelers
Court St
Dunhill
Quick's
Athens Needle Club
Charles Wood
Franklin Ave
Athens Country Club
J. B. Roberts
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Janet Pierce
Maureen Welch
Eva Wolfe
Jeff Keirns
West Virginia
Logan
Chesterhill
Millfield
Trimble
the Cline Pharmacy
Culligan
Aunt Haa Service
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Cussins and Fearn Store
N. Court Athens
Court Street
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