Social Corner Highlights Evans Club Meeting
Lydia Lash Evans Club met at Mrs. Leland Stokpersnator’s home. Members discussed articles by a blind mailman and Buckeye Magazine, planned Brownie Scout uniforms, and Red Cross sewing. Mrs O G Houck directed the program with guest Miss Kay Sanborn speaking on Blind Pension work and Aid for Dependent Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Sanborn
Lydia Lash Evans
Leland Stok
Pers Nator
F Oatied
Fred Weber
Frank Higgins
Buckeye Magazine
Brownie Scouts
W. R. Hutchinson
Red Cross
L. C. Baker
O. G. Houck
E. L. Church
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Buffet Supper At Hopkins Home
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae met Thursday at Mrs. Rufus Hopkins home for a six o'clock buffet. Twenty four members attended with four out of town guests from Michigan New Mexico Nova Scotia and Wyoming. Miss Alice Mechem reported on campus activities and Miss Ellen Biddle spoke on charitable work. Plans were made for an annual arts sale and a charity contribution. Mrs. Carl Clifford will coordinate Red Cross sewing at meetings. Rachel Armstrong elected treasurer replacing Louise Kerr Tullis who teaches in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta Phi
Hopkins
Rufus Hopkins
Charles G. Kinnison
Betty Gullum
Birmingham
Mich
Walter Sindlinger
Agnes Angle
Galton
William Jurkovic
Katherine Sherrard
Wyoming
B. J
Joseph Trackeray
Rachel Armstrong
Louise Kerr Tullis
New Mexico
Mary Connett
Oscar Fulton
Joseph Trepp
Robert Gates Dawes
Ohio U
Phi Kappa Psi
Elliott Nugent
James Thurber
Dawes
Herman G. James
Raymond Slutz
Commerce Department
Fred Pickard
Ohio University Theater
FE. H. Davidson
Lipstick Removal Tips From Laundry Institute
Cleveland convention tips suggest how to remove lipstick from collars. Apply cleansing cream or soap, rub, wash, and rinse. If stain browns, soak in hot ammonium fluoride solution. otherwise use cold potassium permanganate and warm sodium hydrosulfite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
American Institute of Laundering
Bridge Club Dutch Treat Dinner At Cottage Tea House
Monday Night Bridge Club held its second Dutch Treat dinner at the Cottage Tea House with Mrs C O Pickering and Mrs Scott Haney in charge. Substitute players were Mrs C L Jones and Mrs M M Kerr. 00 USWV Auxiliary No 64 Athens to host state president Lily Lloyd Cleveland at American Legion Hall Monday 730 p m with social hour to follow Athens Camp No 78 joint social. 00 Kappa Phi Alumnae Potluck Monday 630 p m at Mrs Oliver Martin 87 Maplewood with coffee and dessert provided. Grand Council report from Sylvan Lake SD will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Tea House
C. O. Pickering
USWV
Athens
State Department
Lily Lloyd
Cleveland
American Legion Hall
Kappa Phi
Oliver Martin
Maplewood
Grand Council of
Sylvan Lake
S. D
Wardrobe plan cuts cost for NYA high school girl
The NYA outlines a year round wardrobe for about 30 dollars for a high school girl from a family on 750 dollars yearly. It lists materials percale voile sport-denim velveteen corduroy gabardine and cotton flannel with patterns to fit colorfast durable outfits. It notes no wool in the budget and suggests reuse of older garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glamour
National Youth Administration
NYA
Aessedate Rie Eines
Cee Ieee
Webe Nckwice
Rasas
Coal stove and beds wanted for fire victim family
Need coal stove or beds donated to a miner's family whose home was destroyed by fire on Wednesday morning. The five members include a mother, father, and three children ages sixteen, ten, and eight. Call Ellen Biddle Red Cross Secretary at 651 to arrange donation and trucking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Biddle
Red Cross
Camp Grant Soldiers Take Weekend Football Trips
Soldiers at Camp Grant Illinois travel 90 miles to Chicago for autumn football games. Weekend draws pick lucky numbers, groups board army trucks, sleep in tents, and cover only meals. Pvt Richard Imes recalls a recent outing and the crowd’s laughter at football talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Grant
Ill
Chicago
Richard Imes
Co Ed Models Star in Local Style Show at Schine’s Athena
Twenty one Athens and Ohio University girls modeled in a Thursday night style show presented by the University Dress shop at Schine's Athena. Singer Ann Beasley performed Gershwin numbers in between fashion segments, with Miss Margaret Flory announcing. The event repeats tonight as Mrs. Orville Bean hosted several guests and family gatherings noted nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens and
Ohio University
Schine
Athena
Ann Beasley
Jim
Gershwin
Porgy and Bess
University Dress Shop
Mary Elizabeth Lasher
Frances Alexander
Judy Johnson
Lenora Reeder
Marcie Witt
Toni Rini
Betty Ferst
Virginia Hitchock
Virginia Darlington
Peggy Sack
Janet Getty
Katherine Stukey
Mary Frances Guides
Dorothy Arnold
Lois Lane
Sue Berry
Laura Hart
Olive Hunt
Martha Brewer
Dorothy Brazel
Margaret Flory
Housewife Questions Stocking Up Amid Scarcity Fears
The article contrasts housewives who hoard goods like stockings and canned foods with those who choose not to stockpile. It advises patience and adaptability, notes the futility of large preps if substitutes or prices rise, and highlights a mindset of resilience. It also mentions a humane note about Bundles for Britain and a planned visit by Mrs. Murrow to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. B. Smith
Bundles For
Britain
Dudley House Allocation Committee
London
Airmal
Great Britain
United States
England
America
Edward Murrow
Gasco Women and Local Clubs Schedule Friday Activities
The Gasco Women's Club plans sewing for the Red Cross at John Deem's home 42 Carpenter Street. Richland Avenue Church WSCS meets Friday at 7 30 pm. First Methodist WSCS holds a general meeting Friday at 2 pm with devotions led by Mrs A L Van Deveer and a talk by Mina Fry about Cedartown Ethel Harpst Home. Executive Committee meets at 1 pm. Current Events Club meets Friday 7 30 pm at James V Rice home 16 N May Ave with Mrs D B Green as program leader. Presbyterian Woman's Association TI Group meets Friday 2 40 pm at Mrs E T Hellebrandts 153 Morris Ave. MWM Club gathers Friday evening at Mary Copeland's 192 Madison St. Nabby Lee Ames Chapter D A R meets Saturday 2 pm at Mrs H G Stalder's 40 N College St with hostesses and speaker Mrs C W Wendelkin of Portsmouth. The U and I Class Richland Ave Methodist Church hosts Miss Mary Brundige shower Tuesday 8 pm at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasco Women's Club
John Deem
Carpenter Street
Red Cross
W.s.cs
First Methodist Church
A. L. Vandeveer
Mina Fry
Ethel Harpst
Cedartown
James V. Rice
May
D. B. Green
Presbyterian Woman's Association
E. T. Hellebrandt
Morris Ave
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. G. Stalder
N. College St
Fay Baker Cline
R. P. Tompkins
Dailey
K. H. Kaste
Anna Peart McVay
Arthur Boyles
W. E. White
C. W. Wendelkin
Portsmouth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ford& Young Electrical Appliances
N. Court St
Bridge Club
Eleanor Ragsdale
Logan
Miss Swank
General Electric
Parker Bros. Music Store
Orville Bean
Myrta Calvert
Dessie Bean
Floyd Young
Byron Calvert
Will Young
Bean
Vivian Ellis
Pleasanton
Bean Home
Edith D. Saylor
Lancaster St
Paul Saylor
Charleston
W. Va
Say
I. M. Foster
Court of Claims
Washington, D. C
Ohio University Board of Trustees
O. F. Peoples
Sarah Foster
Court St
Athens High
Dre
Wscs. of
Richland Avenue Church
MWM
Mary Copeland
Madison St. al
Eva Gibson
W. Carpenter St
Richland Ave. Methodist Church
Mary Brundige
Burke Ervin Electric Co
Ruben
Cline's Pharmacy
Athena Theatre
Broughton's
Coats
Bargain
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