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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1946
Page
8
New York reports a winter fur trend featuring white pelts like Eurasian lamb and white nutria. Designers showcase Arche mink and other snow white coats with black guard hairs and versatile styling, highlighting experimentation in mink mutation and casual yet luxe tailoring.
Alphabet party at First Methodist Church tonight at 7 o clock for church members with names A through D. Alphabet committee chairs Hamilton and Welk. Joseph Thacker in charge of program. refreshments served.
About 125 people attended the Athens Chapter OES gathering honoring 14 past officers. The event featured presentations by the conductress and officers, with Mrs. Glen Hanes presiding.
Jim Biggins hosted an open house last Saturday evening with guests Claryss Biggins Bellaire Erma Schroeder and a long list including Tom Ashton Clark Biggins Bill Ashton Bob Alexander April Kinsel Jane Hamilton Dave Algeo Harrys Bowles Jim Algeo Marilyn Poling Betty Snyder Therese Lavelle Ralph Kail Dave Evans Jim Schuler Coleen Timmons Marilyn Sanders Jackie Deem Merrill Thomas Betty Thomas Ursula Green Keith Henry Arthur Engleskind Gary Ripley Shirley Andrews Ted Frey Ted Easler Jack Woolley Dan Watkins Harry Barstow Bruce Neal Joe Tock and Tom Oldfield.
Alpha Gamma Delta entertained pledges at their new chapter house at 14 University Terrace Sunday afternoon. Pledge president Ardath Hansen hosted with Mrs. L. Wilson and Charlotte Eaton, pledge mistress. Harvest decor and autumn centerpieces framed spiced tea and open faced sandwiches. Patricia Price chaired pledge social activities.
More than 1000 Ohio Republican women attended the fall convention in Columbus, including 35 Athens County Republican Women’s Club members led by president Mrs. W. H. Wakefield. The gathering featured speakers such as Upton Close and Thomas J. Herbert, with Athens officials and former residents prominent among guests. Acknowledgment noted that Athens County Women’s group has exceeded its 1000-member quota, reflecting strong local involvement.
Mr Rolland S Jones left Sun for Shterat to attend it. He is camping and will visit his sister. Return land to Sweeney. Mr and Mrs Stinglufé and daughter of Jackson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs R W Jones. Mrs Stingluff’s sister visited after two years in hospital. Mr and Mrs Richard Fought and niece Bartha Jo Hinkel are in Coral Gables Florida. Bartha Jo entered Miami University. Gordon Baur and family hosted at 325 Congress St. Ray Moore of White Hall visited granddaughter Miss June Cooper of Armitage. Mr and Mrs W Burnfield planned a trip to Akron.
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