Mrs. Herman G. James Hosts Faculty Club Tea
Mrs. Herman G. James welcomed 165 guests from the Faculty Wives and Faculty Women's clubs at her 48 East Union Street home. Club presidents J Homer Caskey and Catherine Bedford led the event with Mrs. Irvin D. Quick and Mrs. Co N Mackinnon assisting at the tea table. A formal flower display featured pink roses and white chrysanthemums. Tonight, President and Mrs James will host a reception for Ohio University faculty at the Men's Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman G. James
Faculty Women's Club
Faculty Wives Club
E. Union St
James
J. Homer Caskey
Catherine Bedford
Faculty Women’s Club
Irvin D. Quick
Co. N. Mackinnon
Edward B. Smith
Rush Elliott
CC League Meets At Home of Mrs Frebault
The Child Conservation League gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Francis Frebault's home with 27 members present. Judge Louis Ty roler spoke on the detention home maintenance contract while County Treasurer Clyde Gibson explained school funding. Ohio University Woodwind Quintet performed, and violinist Virginia Segale with Alice Maccombs accompanied, followed by reports from Mrs. P. S. Wamsley on the Findlay convention. Refreshments were served. Also announced is the marriage of Miss Sarah Hull to Mr. Dewey Donelson on Oct 3 in Napoleon Ohio, to reside in Dearborn Michigan. Religious minstrel hosted by Mt. Zion Baptist Church set for Oct 14 at 8 p.m. Tickets at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
Francis Frebault
Louis Tyroler
Kilpatrick
Clyde Gibson
Ohio University Woodwind Quintette
Karl E. Witzler
Mozart
Grieg
Reynard
Virginia Segale
Alice Maccombs
Stardust
Rubinoff
P. S. Wamsley
Findlay
Sarah Hull
Athens
Dewey Donelson
Dearborn
Mich
Napoleon, Ohio
Betsy Ross Sewing Club Hosts Afternoon Meeting
Mrs George Patterson hosted 16 members and three guests at Home Street on a Tuesday afternoon for sewing and light refreshments. A Yellowstone Park bear incident required two trucks and park rangers to separate a milk can tangled in a tug of war with the bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Patterson
Home St
Betsy Ross Sewing Club
Brookins
Baker
Nichols
Yellowstone Park
Personal notes from Athens and beyond
Mrs. George I. Gibbs of Columbus visits Athens as a guest of her parents, the Jameses at 48 E Union St. Albert and Mrs. Jones of San Diego leave for Philadelphia then California after visiting E J Jones at Elmwood Place. Rev. Neil Crawford heads to Columbus and Denver with colleagues for the Disciples of Christ convention. Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. Taylor of Pennsboro return from Athens after their golden wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George I. Gibbs
Margaret Helen James
Columbus
Herman G. James
E. Union St
Albert Jones
San Diego
Cal
Philadelphia
California
O. O
Neil Crawford
Denver
Colo
Clinton Johnson
Floyd Faust
The
Disciples of Christ
Crawford
Ohio
Committee of Recommendation
Ira A. Taylor
Pennsboro
W. Va
Athens
Robert Baird
N. Congress St
Taylor
Clifford H
Morgantown
Byron H
Nashville
Tenn
Mabel T. Baird
Ohio University
Budget Your Beauty Time for Health in the Bank
Alicia Hart advises budgeting beauty routines with exercise to stay youthful. She outlines weekly time allotments for face, hair, nails, skin, and body work, plus figure maintenance and stretching to preserve posture, tone, and suppleness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
Tone
Cornwalls Move and Visitors Arrive in Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cornwell move from Mrs. McCormick’s apartment to Miss Mills’s. Mrs. Ellen Cherrington, Lola Neal’s mother, will winter in the McCormick home. Ethel Moore of Miami visits relatives here and plans a tour of Indiana before returning south. Paul and Mrs. Williams of Hillsboro visit Elmer and Mrs. Niday. Frances Halliday Cherry arrives from New York for an extended stay with J. E. Halliday. Mrs. Morgan of Marion stops by J. Harley Bovie’s home after visiting a daughter in Portsmouth. Mrs. Morgan returns from a European trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwells
Robert Cornwell
Margaret McCormick
Letitia Mills
Ellen Cherrington
Lola C. Neal
Alice
McCormick
Ethel Moore
Miami
Fla
Indiana
Paul Williams
Hillsboro
Elmer Niday
Boyd Cherry
Frances Halliday
New York
J. E. Halliday
Morgan
Everett H. Morgan
Marion
J. Harley Bovie
Portsmouth
Stars Say For Friday October 14 Forecast by Genevieve Kemble
A lively day is forecast with lunar and mutual configurations. High goals may flourish with cooperation from employers or those in power, but prudence and restraint are advised. Those with birthdays near the date stand on the verge of grand opportunity aided by influential figures.
Eastern Star Honors Past Matrons and Patrons At Formal Services
Athens Chapter No 175 Order of the Eastern Star honored past matrons and patrons at a Monday meeting. Officers were filled for 1938 and two new members initiated. Roberta Mindling of Beverly, District No 25 president, praised the group and a potluck dinner followed a day noted as a standout event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Athens
Order of the Eastern Star
Flossie Kiltan
Charles Cameron
Nora Atkinson
W. B. Drake
Emma Palmer
Grace Riley
Julia Cable
Etta Dowler
Elsie Phillips
Vina Ruston
Adah
Sarah Westfall
Ruth
Nellie Earich
Esther
Emma Battin
Martha
Ella Miller
Electa
Alma Hudson
Lena Patterson
Mary Rowland
Elizabeth Cochran
Lillian Jordan
Ida Wise
Royal Sprague
Irene Olson
Leah Featherston
Jessie Drake
Florence Atkinson
May Huffman
John G. Snowden
Merrill Kerr
Ben Covert
V. C. Vickers
D. O. Chappel
Laud Miller
P. J. Huffman
Roberta K. Mindling
Beverly
Local clubs schedule events across Thursday to Saturday
Athens County Pomona Grange meets Thursday at 8 p m in Albany with degree work. 100 Gasco Sewing Club hosts a Halloween party Thursday Oct 13 at 7 30 p m at 101 E Union St with masked attendees and four birthdays celebrated. Several other clubs meet Friday and Saturday with socials devo tions and hospitality. Nabby Lee Ames Chapter D A R convenes Oct 15 at 2 p m at the Country Club. A note adds The Tartarian lamb is a plant not an animal and describes a Chinese fern with a fleece-like look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasco Sewing Club
William Lee
E. Union St
Nabby Lee Ames
D.A.R
Country Club
Russell Finsterwald
T. R. Biddle
E. W. Chubb
R. L. Morton
Mary Kahler
L. C. Nichols
Anna E. White
D. D. Reeder
T. J. Summers
Marietta
Harry Hurn
Gallipolis
Kruschen Salts Offered As Mild Kidney Diuretic
Ad pitches Kruschen Salts as a gentle daily liquid diuretic to relieve bladder irritation and nighttime urination. It warns kidneys are delicate and urges avoiding harsh products, claiming a small daily dose in warm water acts like European spa waters and promises money back if unsatisfied. Distributed by local druggists and pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline Pharmacy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. James
Carlos M. Hatcher
May Ave
Sheltering Arms Hospital
E. F
N. Court St
CC League
Frebault
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Middleport
Katherine
South Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Vanity Fair
Brocken
Sophie B. Pilcher
London
Pilcher
Mary E. Smith
Huntington Park
Charles E. Smith
Zaleski
Society
Frank Winebrenner
Toledo
Calvin Stover
Oliver Stover
Eloise Taylor
H. E. Houck
Jewel Bulova
Iashington
Jacobs
Optometrist
the Stars
By Genevieve Kemble
Athens County
Pomona Grange
Albany
Charles Zinn
Rufus Putian
Methodist Church
Lucile Swaim
Albert Johnson
Aen
Nannie Allom
Rebekah Lodge No. 553
U. S. Daughters of 1812
John Murphy
Maple St
Helen Howard
Clifford Tribe
M. P
Glen Atkinson
Chloe Baker
Mary Shafer
William Barnhill
R. E. Burson
Eweier
Ghr
Bank OF Athens N. B. A
United States
Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Otal
Athnb
F. D. Forsyth
Forsyth
B. Davis
M. Gill
And
America
the Quality Store
Ornells
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