Daughter's Birthday Party Celebrates Ninth Birthday
Mr and Mrs F G Hutchins of 60 Central Avenue hosted a Friday afternoon party from 4 to 5 30 for their daughter Dorothy celebrating her ninth birthday. Mrs Oliver Dahl assisted. guests included Opal Sharp Betty Chandler Sara Jane Kern Ruth Mason Louise Mason Jane Hooper Mary Margaret Trout Anna Vee Channel Eileen Holmes Marjorie Rose Martha Rose Louise Neal Doris Virginia Neal and the honor guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Hutchins
Central Avenue
Dorothy
Oliver Dahl
Opal Sharp
Betty Chandler
Sara Jane Kern
Ruth Mason
Louise Mason
Jane Hooper
Mary Margaret Trout
Anna Vee Channel
Eileen Holmes
Marjorie Rose
Martha Rose
Louise Neal
Doris Virginia Neal
Bible Class Honors Mrs. E. J. Jones Sr in Elmwood Place
The 2008 Bible Class hosted a luncheon at Mrs. Louis J. Brown’s home honoring Mrs. E. J. Jones Sr who teaches Bible classes every Monday. After the meal the regular meeting followed with members listed including Mrs. Clarence Gill Mrs. F. D. Forsyth and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Brown
E. J. Jones
Elmwood Place
Clarence Gill
F. D. Forsyth
Charles Cottingham
Edward Cottingham
T. N. Hoover
Roger Jones
Evan Jones, Jr
Sam Smith at 91 Honored With Malta Birthday Dinner
Mr. Sam Smith, age ninety one, celebrated at a Malta Hotel dinner hosted by C. B. Smith and Fred Smith. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W A Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. S S Carpenter plus fifteen guests. The event marked Mr. Smith’s long, fully sharp faculties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Smith
W. A. Carpenter
S. S. Carpenter
Malta
C. B. Smith
Fred Smith
Smith
Malta Hotel
Pallas Club Hears Two Book Reviews
The Pallas Club met at Mrs. George Cless home on Morris Avenue with two reviews. Mrs. A O Sloane discussed Lucy Stone by Alice Stone Blackwell and Mrs. W A Matheny reviewed On Understanding Women by Mary E Beard. A list of attendees included many from out of town at Mr. John Kilpatrick’s funeral. Miss Bernarda Bryson has joined the Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts as an instructor and opened a Sutton Place studio. A masquerade for the Tuesday Evening Needle Club is planned at Mrs. W D Robison’s May Avenue home. Dr W T Sprague recovers from major surgery in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
George Cless
Morris Avenue
A. O. Sloane
Alice Stone Blackwell
Lucy Stone
Mary E. Beard
W. A. Matheny
Bernarda Bryson
Cleveland
Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts
Miss Bryson
Sutton Place
Art School
Atheny
Ohio University
Charles Bryson
Columbus
Needle Club
W. D. Robinson
May Avenue
Plan for Better Control of Cols Proved by Tests
Greensboro clinical tests and home use show the Vicks Plan for better Control of Colds reduces the number and duration of colds by half and saves more than half the costs. Full details appear in each package of Vicks rub and Vicks Nose and Throat Drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Vicks
Adv
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Cc. L
Child Conservation League
E. G. Campbell
West Washington Street
O. Bird
Edward Cole
East State Street
R. H. White
C. E. Brennett
Detroit
Hiram Baughman
New Marshfield
the Plains
Athens
Carpenter
Florence Bonnell
Erecta
Frank Tribe
Urban Lash
Doris
George
Bolen’s Mills
Ralph Welch
L. T. Morrison and
Raugsters
Dorothy and
Evelyn
Zanesville, Y
E. E. Higgins
Polis
Fred Lee
Tom
Maplewood Drive
Higgins
John Kilpatrick
Fred Shawver
Wilmeta Burton
Middleport
William Brailey
Smithfield
Harry Howell
Blanche
Charleston
W. Va
Lemma Lloyd
Ladonna
Charles Lloyd
Robert Foster
Sadie
Charles Foster
Robert Bell
Matthew Kilpatrick
Son Sberald
Homer Steveson
Murray City
Tillie Jones
William Lloyd
William Bush
William Maffin
Logan
Pat Quinn
Tate
L. D. Nelson
Hattie Koon
William Williams
Chauncey
Joan Kilpatrick
Byesville
Hamilton Kilpatrick
Mich
James Kilpatrick
Toledo
Andrew Kilpatrick
Jacksonville
Harry Hartley
Agnes
Leroy
William
Marion Swyers
Joe Galvin
Jack Hannas
Gerald
John Fisher
Harriett
W. T. Sprague
U. S. Marine Hospital
San Francisco
Calif
Sprague
Bess
Bargain
the Athens Messenger
America
Ruth Campbell
Cooking
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