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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1946

Page

7

Social Side Tea Brings Ninety Faculty Wives

Ninety faculty wives attended a Wednesday afternoon tea hosted by the Faculty Wives Club in Lindley Hall lounge. New officers in the receiving line included F H Gaylord president R A Foster vice president W A Yauch secretary and James Rice treasurer. Fall flowers decorated the lounge from the gardens of I E Ash George W Starcher and A R Kresge. Committee members in charge included Starcher Williams Collins Martin Dow, Herbert, Kresge, Mitchell, F Ash, Armbruster, Hellebrandt, Krecker, McCracken, Gustavsen, Bentley, Frangolino, McCracken, and Armbruster with hosts pouring.

Faculty Wives Club Lindley Hall F. H. Gaylord R. A. Foster W. A. Yauch James Rice I. E. Ash George W. Starcher A. R. Kresge

OU Marching Band Plans Show For Football Game Saturday

Ohio University marching band of 147 members led by Daniel L. Martino will perform at the football game Saturday at 1 20 pm, marching from Memorial AUCHOLIUWUD to the field. A halftime show titled Popeye the Vulgar Boatman will feature Bill McCutcheon with props, while new swing bells and an OU pop song arrangement are introduced. The program includes flag ceremonies with ROTC, several military formations, and veteran players from World War II among 71 percent of the 132 registered band members.

Ohio University-Muskingum Ohio University Daniel L. Martino Memorial Aucholiuwud Bill Martino Karl Witzler Jack Witham Ross da Naannagel R Dorn Marilyn Covert Varsity 0 Ohio Wesleyan Delaware O. U Srorm Athens Eddie Brown Bill Edleman Ralph Gabriel Ursula Green Charles P. Quest Norman Smart George Williamson

Athens Visitors Return To West Coast

Mrs. 8. P. Walters and Mrs. C. L. Householder, former Athens residents, returned by plane to Newhall California after a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Householder. It was Mrs. Householder’s first trip to Athens in 19 years. She is related to the Householders by marriage and visited local Hunsickers and nephews in Athens during their stay.

8. P. Walters C. L. Householder Athens Hame Newhall Cal H. G. Householder Walters James Householder James Hunsicker O. L. Hunsicker Sfaoa

Athena Delphian Club Meeting at Miss Finsterwald home

The Athena Delphian Club met Tuesday evening at 32 Franklin Ave with 29 members. Guests included Mrs. Merle Smith and Miss Blanche Finsterwald. Mrs. Herman Humphrey reviewed Animal Farm by George Orwell. Next meeting is annual guest night on Oct 22 with Mrs. F T Paige assisting.

Athena-Delphian Club Delle Finsterwald Franklin Ave Merle Smith Blanche Finsterwald Herman Humphrey George Orwell Smith Robert Hoch F. T. Paige

Amere Needle Club Hosts L E White Meeting

Amere Needle Club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L E White 134 N Congress St with thirteen members present The next meeting will be a one o clock luncheon at the Cottage Tea House Oct 24 with Mrs A D Townsend and Mrs Sam C Warren as hostesses Regrets should be telephoned to Mrs Laughlin no later than Wednesday morning Announce Birth John R Goodfellow and wife announce the birth of a daughter Carla Sue born Sunday Oct 6 weighing nine pounds Grandparents are Mrs Minnie Christian and Mr and Mrs Charles Ogg Athens

Amere Needle Club L E. White N. Congress St Cottage Tea House A. D. Townsend Sam C. Warren John R. Goodfellow Foster Place Carla Sue Minnie Christian Charles Ogg Athens

Cover-Up Coats New Style Hit at Neiman Marcus Show

New fashion preview highlights dramatic cover-ups with cape and cowled coats. Designers Tina Leser Sophie and Hollywood's Adrian showcase hand woven white tweed, gold leather belt, and cape collars with winged back details, signaling a bold trend for winter wear.

Coats New York Inea Neiman-Marcus Tina Leser Sophie

Maecenas Club Meeting Hostess Eloquently

Mrs. E. W. Bingman, 14 Raymond Drive, hosted the Maecenas Literary Club Tuesday afternoon. Elroy presided in Lang Elroy’s absence. roll called current events. delegates elected for the Southeastern Ohio district Federation meeting in Lancaster on Oct 15. program by Lewis McBride on Rehabilitation Through Education citing Stoddard and postwar missions. next gathering Oct 22 with refreshments served.

E. W. Bingman Raymond Drive Maecenas Literary Club Ualy Clarence Lang Elroy J. W. Hudson Charles Bardin Frank Watkins Southeastern Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs Lancaster McElroy Ferne Riley Hudson Lewis McBride George D. Stoddard University of Illinois Japan United States Tokyo Douglas MacArthur

Wish for Meat and Birthday Dinner in Wisconsin Town

In Round About Town Wisconsin a reader laments meat shortages and rising prices, recalling past meals and wishing for beef while noting repeated egg and cheese meals. The column shifts to a birthday dinner at the Kayser home in Gursville honoring Janet Carol Kayser’s second birthday with guests listed.

William B. Kayser Gursville Janet Carol Phyllis Ashcroft Pearl Kayser Meade Kayser Mary Jo Kayser

Hollywood stars share salon chatter and film notes

Shirley Temple and John Agar report late nightly canine disturbances by their four month old collie Lancelot of Brentwood. Cary Grant defends Notorious casting while Rudy Vallee showcases cameras and a Mary Ann Nyberg portrait. Myrna Loy plans India or Cairo vacation with Gene Markey as riots swirl in India. Co Yang, Shanghai director hopeful, observes.

Bigene Han Kdsakker Shirley Temple John Agar Lancelot Rudy Vallee Grant Myrna Loy Busch Gardens Pasadena Rudy Mary Ann Nyberg Rudy Wallee Miss Loy Ile Gene Markey India Cairo Co. C. Yang Shanghai Movie Interests Miss Temple

Social Situations: Borrowing and Responsibility

A guide on handling loans to friends with emphasis that the borrower assumes responsibility to repay promptly. It contrasts a vague reminder with a proactive approach to tracking and repaying debts.

Afriend

Athens Shrine To Entertain Lodge Officers

Plans complete for the official visit of Supreme Worthy High Priestess Nellie J. Combellack of Long Beach Cal to Athens Shrine No. 6 on Oct 12. Dinner at 6 p.m. at the Christian Church, reservations via Mrs. Stella Studer. A ceremonial by Athens officers follows at 7:30 p.m. with Supreme Officers and surrounding shrines invited.

Nellie J. Combellack Long Beach Cal Athens Shrine No. 6

Women Meet at Home of Mrs J R Harvey in Athens Colony

Fifteen members attended the first meeting of the year for the Athens Colony of New England Women held at Mrs J R Harvey's residence 69 West State Street. After the business session, refreshments were served by hostesses Maude Rutherford and Gorham. Next meeting will discuss Benjamin Franklin and changes since his era.

Athens New England J. R. Harvey Maude Rutherford Gorham Benjamin Franklin

Pickling Hints From New York State Agriculture Dept

Practical tips for successful pickling include avoiding excessive salt or sugar, proper vinegar strength, and timely harvesting. Guidelines cover pickle texture, color, and safety using cider or pure vinegar and diluted full-strength varieties. Also notes a Girl Scout Council meeting on Monday at 1 39 p m in the Girl Scout Rooms.

New York State Department of Agriculture Girl Scout Council Girl Scout

Delta Kappa Gamma Dinner Marks Chapter Year End

Alpha Lambda Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma closed its year with a potluck at president Adda Maccombs home. Guests included Miss Josephine Palmer and Dr Vivian Roberts. Members discussed committee reports and plans for the coming year and state convention. The Canton state convention featured Anna and William McKinley themes. Edna Felt retires as state secretary.

Alpha Lambda Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma Adda Maccombs W. Carpenter St Josephine Palmer Vivian Roberts Home Economics Department Ohio University Edna Felt Mary Ward Beatrice Barber Treva Black Margaret Bridge Leona Calvin Beryl Cone Ruth Cook Marielle Durst Ciara DeLand Orpha Dinsmore Jéssie Donslille Mary Herron Gladys Hoon Marie Holms Mildred Judy Virginia Knecht Mabel Olson Ida Patterson Estella Reynolds Gay Sharp The Shapter Elelen Shannon Pauline Hesi Athens Hattie Alden Coolville Bernice Russell Stewart Blanche Moorhead Logan Catherine Wolfe Upper Arlington Katherine Warehime Painesville Mildred Grace Roberts Steubenville Faye McKinley Dayton Ethel Reese Ashland Mildred Diesecke Portsmouth Helen Shaw Ft. Wayne Ind Florence Cook California Helen Evans England Canton Anna William McKinley McKinley Anna McKinley Margaret Stroh Austin Texas

Russell Dean to Appear on Radio Program

Russell J N Dean son of Mr and Mrs Frank Dean will appear on The Veteran Wants To Know a Mutual Network radio program Sunday Oct 13 at 2 45 p m The show is presented by the Veterans Administration Washington DC with which Dean has been associated since Army discharge The program will discuss rehabilitation and employment of handicapped veterans OES MEETING Athens Chapter No 175 O E S will meet Monday 7 30 p m for initiation and lodge session with special program for Past Matrons and Past Patrons.

Russell J. In. Dean Frank Dean Mutual Veterans Administration of Washington, D. C Dean Athens

Community Concert drive nears sellout in Athens

William A. Mechem announces that after four days of campaigning the 1946 47 Community Concert season in Athens is assured with less than 200 seats left at Memorial Auditorium. Harold J. Raedeck forecasts an early sellout of the remaining seats and thanks campaign workers and supporters including Ohio University representatives for strong membership turnout. Local residents can call 512 at Campaign Headquarters in the Hotel Berry lobby to obtain membership tickets if not yet solicited.

William A. Mechem Athens Association Athens Memorial Auditorium Harold J. Raedeck CCA Berry Lobby L. E. Bernhart New York Community Concerts Ohio University

Personal notes from Columbus and Athens County

Mr Byron H Taylor of St Louis is visiting his parents for their fifty eighth wedding anniversary today. Mrs Roger Connor reports Athens County Red Cross meeting at Fort Hayes involving thirteen central and southern Ohio counties to plan future Veterans Hospital Chillicothe services including Christmas. Mr and Mrs F W Cone plan visits to California and Idaho relatives, stopping in Moscow for Fountaine family, then return north. Ohio Gamma Phi Delta Theta hosts Sunday coffee hour from 3:30 to 5:00.

Byron H. Taylor St. Louis Ira ‘Taylor Mabel Baird W. Union Taylor Roger Connor Athens County Camp and Hospital Council Columbus Red Cross m Fort Hayes Central Ohio Veterans Hospital Chillicothe F. W. Cone Franklin Ave Stockton Calif Ohio Gamma Chapter Phi Delta Theta Fraternity

Campaign Chairman Emphasizes Season Membership Tickets

Campaign Chairman Harold Baedecker stressed that admission to the Community Concerts series requires a season membership ticket, with no sales for individual concerts. He explained the only way to attend any concert is by purchasing the full season ticket.

Harold 3. Baedecker

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