American Association of University Women Holds Its First Reception
IXTY OR MORE members, prospective members and guests attended the AAUW first reception and open meeting of the year at the Woman's Faculty Club on South College Street. The event outlined planned work including raising funds for the national Fellowship Fund and monthly study groups led by committees with officers and directors listed from Miss Krecker to Dean Voigt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
IXTY
Woman's Faculty Club
South College Street
National Fellowship Fund
Association
Mre
F. H. Krecker
Edith Wray
Anna, Keating
R. B. Weatbrook
Samuel Erskine
Greta Lash
Irma E. Voigt
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
L. C. Staats
H. Bing
H. R. McVay
Jane Atwood
Mary Helen Frettshan
Janette Woolsey
Mary Cohnett
Virginia Nesom
Marian Morse
Marian Bush Snyder
Margaret Benedict
Rowena Kessler
Joy Cutler
J. B. Ash
Irene Hand
Social committee members named after meeting
The social committee chaired by Mrs. Rush Elliott lists members including Mise Viola Nelson Mrs. Irvin Quick Mrs. Lewis Ondis Mrs. William Biehr and Miss Ian Pattéraon after the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Elliott
Viola Nelson
Irvin Quick
Lewis Ondis
William Biehr
Ian Pattéraon
Old Negro spiritual event at Henry's Wedding benefit
A local performance features an old time Negro spiritual meet ing as a high point of Henry's Wedding. Four cast members present songs like Hear Dem Bella Lonesome Road and Hallelujah for the Knights of Pythias benefit. Several community members appear in the congregation and on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Knights of Pythias
Lonesome Road
Higgins Host Lunch for Health Office Co Workers
Dr and Mrs J M Higgins hosted a luncheon Tuesday at their Park Place home for health office colleagues. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Paul V Kimes Mr and Mrs R L Marlow Miss Viola Fell Miss Clara Cavanaugh Miss Ann Morgan and Miss Margaret Louise Farmer, granddaughter of the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Higgins
Park Place
Paul V. Kimes
R. L. Marlow
Viola Fell
Misa Clara Cavanaugh
Ann Morgan
Margaret Louisee Farmer
Higgins
Ohio PTA Congress in Cincinnati Hears Ohio P T A Delegates
Mrs. Fred Wheaton represents Athena High School P T A at the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers in Cincinnati at the Netherland Piasa Hotel. Mrs. Howard Bobo and Mrs. Lawrence C. Santa represent Central and East Side schools as delegates. Thirty-five or forty P T A associations from southern Ohio attend as the congress closes today. The issue highlights local PTA activity and school governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wheaton
Athena High School
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Netherland Piasa Hotel
Cincinnati
Howard Bobo
Central School
P. T A
Lawrence C. Stanta
Ohio
Executive Boards of Woman's Music Club Meet at Reception
The Woman's Music Club held a preparatory tea at Mise Helen Hedden’s Lawrence Apartments for the new executive board. Officers announced include Mary Ness as president and Joy Cutler as secretary, with other posts filled or to be elected. Past presidents in attendance included J. T. Merwin, C. Millikan, Mary Ness, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Music Club
Mise Helen Hedden
Lawrence Apartments
Mary Ness
Margaret Benedict
E. H. Gaylord
Joy Cutler
Harry Stalder
W. R. Phillips
C. C. Robinson
Irene Witham
Marianna Bing
New York
Hedden
Allan Kresge
Vera
Wiliam Ruston
Bertha Seharber
Howard Goodwin
J. T. Merwin
C. ©. Millikan
John J. Woolley
T. V. Brown
Dug-Out Party Hosted by Local D A V Post
The D A V Disabled Veterans of the World War hosted a dug-out style party at the cabin of C. Cornell with Senator LeFevet among guests. The Conrath Bean Post No 87 organized the event with 30 to 35 members and guests enjoying army stew, music by a Glouster string orchestra, and mingling with Mayor Wood and local figures after a business meeting at the American Legion Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
C. Cornell
BE. LeFevet
Glouster
Conrath-Bean
P. E. O. Sisterhood Dinner Party Attendees Decide Focus
Twenty members of the P. E. O. Sisterhood gathered for dinner at Mrs. L. J. Addicott's home on Elmwood Place to choose this year's study topic. State president Lilian M. Garber is in Kansas City for the Supreme Convention. A planned Nature Hike to Camp Rotan was canceled. Ohio University faces Franklin in tomorrow's Boy and Girl Scout Day at Ohio Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Camp Rotan
Thor Olson
Athens Girl Scouts
Ohio Stadium
Ohio University
Franklin
Literary Club Hears Paper by Mrs Duncan
Delegates to the Southeastern Ohio Conference of Women's Federated Club were elected by the Progressive Literary Club meeting at Mrs. J. T. McClanahan’s home on Mill Street. The delegates are Mrs. Guy Bolin and Mrs. J. R. Harvey with alternates Mrs. M. G. Decker and Mrs. Elson Hedges. Mrs. Co D Duncan read The Barner Domes Into His Own. A humorous paper was read by Mrs. Guy Graham. Guests included Mrs. James Earich and others. hosting duties were by Mrs. Graham with help from Miss Dorothy Duncan and Miss Aldiné Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Ohio Conference of Women's Federated Club
Progressive Literary Club
J. T. McClanahan
Mill Street
Guy Graham
Guy Bolin
J. R. Harvey
M. G. Decker
Elson Hedges
Co. D. Duncan
James Earich
Elmer Poston
A. O. Rink
J. C. McClanahan
James Duncan
Barbara
Jo Ann Graham
Dorothy Duncan
Aldiné Duncan
Dr Victor Whitehouse Speaks On Life In Mexico
In Mexico City he notes a three minute egg boils in four minutes due to altitude. He discusses Mexican politics including candidate removals and bribery learned through a friendship with a wealthy American family tied to President Rodriguez. He highlights ancient Mexican civilization with pyramids cathedrals and ancient works of art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Victor Whitehouse
American Association of University Women
Mexico
Whitehouse
Rodriguez
U C D Club Guests At Mrs Dowler Home
The U C D Club met at Mrs P G Dowler 9 Church Street with vice president Mrs Roy Dupler in charge. Two guests Mrs C M Copeland and Mrs Alex Nelson attended and a light refreshment course was served. Next meeting set for Mrs George A Fleming 100 North Lancaster Street on Thursday Oct 2 006. BENEFIT AT ALBANY Albany Oct 18 A chicken supper by Albany M B Church Ladies Aid at 5 pm to raise church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Dowler
Church Street
Roy Dupler
C. M. Copeland
Alex Nelson
George A. Fleming
North
Lancaster Street
Albany Albany
Albany M. B
Martzolff Class of M E Church Holds Program
The Martzolff Class of the M E Church held a social meeting with devotions led by Mrs. Fred Coffey. Mina Fry was chosen superintendent of the Home Department, an 88 member unit formed to bring Sunday School activities to homes. The program featured readings, vocal solos, and a chorus, with refreshments to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marteolff
M. BE
Fred Coffey
Wiliam Covert
St. Mary's
D. Duncan
Violet Thoffias
Ralph Wood
L. W. Russell
Guy Boliti
CC. B. Wells
M. G. Decker
William Covert
Kathleen Carpenter
A. B. Wagner
Carpenter
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