Calendar of events for Athens community this week
A listing of Monday to Thursday activities from Athens area clubs and groups. Highlights include Halloween party at Albany High School auditorium, meetings of the Athens Women's Music Club, U. S. Daughters of 1812, various lodge and study circles, a lecture at Jayne's Furniture, and multiple social events with locations and host names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany High School
Athens Women’s Music Club
C. C. Millikan
N. High St
Rebecca Morris McKee
U. S. Daughters of 1812
J. R. Harvey
W. State St
Presbyterian Church
Arthur Boyles
Sisters of Mount St. Mary Hospital
St. Paul's
Athens
Albany
Blanche Cline
Piano Pupils Present Recital at Mrs Rathburns Home
Mrs Evelyn Rathburn hosts a piano recital at 218 West Union Street with solos by Shirley Weekley Jackson Reeder Hartman Brown Marcinko Weekley Davis Morris Tryon Slater Stiles Morgan and Beverly Davis. Duets feature Reeder Morgan Weekley Stiles. A trumpet solo by Tommy Marcinko and readings by Mrs Freda Kennard and Alma Hudson accompany group singing and prizes for Hartman and Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn D- Rathburn
W. Union St
Shirley Weekley
Shirley Jackson
Alice Reeder
Lois Ann Hartman
Betty Brown
Tommy Marcinko
Sharon Weekley
Clara Davis
Marilyn Morris
Jean Tryon
Sara Slater
Phylis Stiles
Barbara Morgan
Louis Ann Hartman
Freda Kennard
Alma Hudson
Beverly Davis
Rathburn
Eileen Cunningham
Guysville
Hartman
Tryon
Weekley
Weatherby
Marcinko
Robinson
Brown
Reeder
Slater
Morris
Reese
Susie Risley
Rogaski
Luncheon Hosted by McCracken and McKay at Thackery House
Mrs. T. C. McCracken and Mrs. F. M. McKay hosted a Saturday luncheon for 24 guests at Thackery House with chrysanthemum table decor. Notable attendees included Mrs. J. H. Berry of Lynchburg and 600 members of New Marshfield Chapter No. 346 OES who recently attended the Columbus Grand Chapter session. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Baur included Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Baur and son Michael of Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olinent
OES
Masonic Temple
Guysville
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
T. C. McCracken
F. M. McKay
Thackery House
J. H. Berry
Lynchburg
New Marshfield
Order of the Eastern Star
Columbus
Lucille Bobo
Margaret Russell
Cruce Hoodlet
Esther
Olive Baughman
Eva van Dyke
Mary Knowlton
Robert R. Baur
Randy
Congress St
Gordon Baur
Michael
Bellevue
Hollywood Gossip Roundup on Dressed Lists and Deals
U S theater owners group TOR refers to Theater Owners of America not Television Opponents Association. Herman Charles Laughton denounces being among Hollywoods 10 worst dressed men as publicity gag. Celeste Holm Warner Brothers deal talk. Fred MacMurray chased by stock show cows. Clifton Webb cast in Cheaper by the Dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erskine Johnso
U. S
Theater Owners of America
Herman Charles
Television Opponents Association
Charles Laughton
Hollywood
Charley
Ava Gardner
Stewart Granger
Beverly Tropics
Celeste Holm
Warner Brothers
Gray Department
Fred MacMurray
California
Clifton Webb
Belvedere
Cookin's Fun Dinner Menu From Cecily Brownstone
Recipe for Starved Dish includes Cream of Spinach Soup Braised Veal Chops and sides. Snap bean salad uses juice from sweet gherkins sour cream onion dressing greens cucumber and tomato with a light dressing on the raw vegetables. Makes 4 to 6 servings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily
Brownstone
Girl Scout Halloween Party For 26 At East Side
East Side Intermediate Scouts Troop 10 held a ghost party for 26 members and guests on Wednesday. The room featured original designs and crepe paper festoons. Refreshments, bobbing for apples, a ghost story, and Halloween games filled the event with seasonal fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Intermediate Scouts
Karen Davis
Joyce Dean
Jerry Duncan
Judy Gorton
Barbara Humphreys
Susan Jones
Marilyn Sands
Judy Merz
Virginia Neutzling
Mary Oberholzer
Olivia Bardin
Marjorie
Little Treasury of American Prose reviewed by Rogers
W G Rogers praises George Mayberry’s Little Treasury of American Prose for its breadth and balance. The 950 page volume includes about 80 authors with 335000 words and 60 photographs, organized mostly chronologically to show development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Rogers
George Mayberry
Scribner's
Jonathan Edwards
Mr. Wolfe
Mark Twain
Henry James
William
Paine and
Madison
Upton Sinclair
James T. Farrell
Mayberry
John Brown
Roosevelt
Wallace
Sacco
Vanzetti
Heywood Broun
Decline Invitation Cites Good Taste For Shower Guests
The note suggests refusing the shower invitation as better taste when the invited are not close friends of the guest of honor. It emphasizes maintaining decorum and choosing guests carefully for such events.
William Hughes to Direct Ohio University Choral Festival
Internationally known choral conductor William Albert Hughes will direct Ohio University's second annual Choral Festival and Gymanfa Ganu in Memorial Auditorium on November 6 at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Seven choirs and a 400 voice festival chorus will perform. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
William Albert Hughes
Hughes
North Wales
Cleveland
Salt Lake City
McKenney Answers Canasta Questions From Readers
William E. McKenney explains frequent Canasta questions in a Q and A format. Key points cover red treys, minimum melds, drawing rules, discards, freezing the pack, penalties for red and black treys, and concealed hand play. The column notes Amere Needle Club gathering and welcomes new member Mrs. David Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. McKenney
Canasta
McKenney
Amere Needle Club
Sam Warren
E. Washington St
David Hughes
New Straitsville Social Notes and Club Meetings
Local notes show Eighth District American Legion Auxiliary delegates from New Straitsville including Mrs. Jeanette Livingston and others attending a Lancaster conference. Social clubs hosted euchre and bridge sessions with high scores recorded by Mrs. Callahan, Mrs. Wallace, and Mrs. Matthews. The Junior Carnival occurred Friday in the high school auditorium and delegates attended Eastern Star events. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Dishon visited from Columbus as well as Miss Jane Douglas’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Eighth District
American Legion Auxiliary
Lancaster
Jeanette Livingston
Ivy Dishon
Nelle Shuttleworh
OnnDell Wilson
Lena Butterfield
Edna Rollins
Marguerite Spicer
Margaret Sherrard
Delpha Matthews
Sue McQuade
Bess Callahan
Alice Dreese
Vivian
Justine Jones
Alice Faine
Butts
Nelle Bird
Shawnee
Flossie Lillicoe
Francis Lillicoe
Kendrick Redfern
Columbus
New Straitsville High School
Garnet Peart
Grand Chapter of
Order of Eastern Stars
Dick Dishon
Bill Dishon
Ernest Wilson
Jane Douglas
Ruth Bell Returns Home After Columbus Visit
Ruth Bell returns home after spending two weeks in Columbus, ending a lengthy trip and resuming daily life with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ruth Bell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion Home
Legion
Altar and Rosary Society
St. Paul's Parish Hall
Sayre Study Circle
R. E. Henderson
Hocking St
Horace T. Houf
Second St
Lawrence P. Eblin
Hobson Study Circle
N. S. Welk
Jayne's
E. State St
Child Guidance Circle
CCL
Cottage Tea House
Marie
Federation Circle
Virgil Baker
Avon Place
Delilah Rebekah Lodge
T. C. Scott
Fairview Ave
WCTU
E. A. Davis
Veterans’ Hospital
Athens Country Club
Co. E. Nunemaker
Higley Study Club
R. W. Devitt
George W. Starcher
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Association
Seth Lewis
N. Congress St
Athens Provisional of
League of Women Voters
Athens County Court House
Lydia Lash Evans
Paul Kimes
Rufus Putnam
Irma E. Voigt
Edith Wray
Seattle
Ride-a- Wee Club
Effie Sands
Morris Ave
Athens Grange
Grange Hall
Nora Frank
Buddy Baer
Gallaher
Quick's
Fey Aadalls
Readers' Review
William Hughes
Ohio University Choral Festival
New Straitsville Social Notes
ACME
Lowman
Athens, Ohio
DIAL
General Electric
Superior Elec. CO
W. State Pa
Farley
Union St
Athens, O
Pepsi
America
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
Pepsi-Cola Company
New York
John J. Madden
Norwalk
Brenner
Heywood-Wakefield
Johnston-Carper
Daystrom
General Electric Appliances
Tappan Gas Ranges
Sun Ray Gas
Hoover
Sunbeam Products
Fawcett
Chesterhill, Ohio
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