Sew-So Sewing Circle to Meet September 12
The Sew-So Sewing Circle will meet Thursday evening September 12 with Mrs. Frank Ayers at 68 E Mulberry St.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1945
Page
8
The Sew-So Sewing Circle will meet Thursday evening September 12 with Mrs. Frank Ayers at 68 E Mulberry St.
President John C. Baker of Ohio University and Mrs. Baker with daughters Betsy Eleanor and Anne arrived in South Chatham to open their new home at 48 E Union St and begin the fall semester at Ohio University. Their daughters will attend University Elementary School.
Pvt Robert E Rose son of Dr and Mrs Embree Rose 60 Columbia Ave received the Presidential Unit Citation for the Second Battalion 345th Infantry 87th Division for taking Olzheim Germany last February He is on leave at Fort Benning before reassignment. Hubert L Fulton on 30 day furlough at his parents home wears ETO ribbon with five battle stars and arrow head good conduct ribbon and purple heart. End of furlough to Camp Atterbury for reassignment to a Florida station. Alexander Association and church news note September meeting at Albany home of Mrs Arthur Stuart keep milk from sunlight to preserve vitamins.
New York designer Adele Simpson champions jersey for after five looks. She highlights draped silhouettes with jeweled accessories and sequin belts. Gowns feature soft cross draping, shirted shoulders, cascading hems, and jewel tones in brown and black.
The Beveridge and allied tink lies held their seventeenth annual reunion September 2 at the Athens County Fairgrounds with 80 attending. Officers chosen for 1946 were Floyd Beveridge president, Myrtle Carmichael vice president, Donna J. Beveridge secretary treasurer. program committee included Margaret Carmichael Myrle Carmichael and Margaret Winning. A brief program followed a picnic dinner. Harold Shields and his orchestra played for a dance at the Athens Country Club with Janet Cope of Nelsonville on piano.
Mary Jane Arnold a Red Cross worker writes about Nellie the seersucker dress that travels with her from jungle mud to palace lights. The dress endures heat and wear, including trench mud and monsoon rains, becoming a famed keepsake among veterans and friends.
Archery ping pong and croquet were played at a lawn party given by Miss Eloise Swank, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Swank, at 15th Mill Street on Tuesday evening. Guests included Ann Hammerle April Kinsel Joan Vance Jane Windisch Betty Reeder Jackie Deem Marilyn Poling Jane Hamilton Gary Riple Keith Henry James Patrick Charles Gall Jimmie Biggins Carl Fry Don Finsterwald John Fee. Invited but unable to attend were Judy Schenz Nancy Packard Anita Clark Jean Herbert Joe Todd Merrill Thomas.
An advertisement promotes Arrid deodorant stressing underarm cleanliness and odor prevention. It claims skin safety, fabric friendliness, quick drying, and suitability after shaving with an approval seal from the American Institute of Laundering. Prices shown are 39¢ and 59¢ plus tax.
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