Personal Mention: Women’s Club notes in Bundat Messenger
The U and Daughters of A U W held their first meeting of the calendar year at the home of new regent Miss Myrtle Mitchell at 16 Shannon Avenue. Greetings were exchanged, ritual and business followed, with reports from delegates to the State Convention in Washington. The chapter announced two new “Real Daughters” members, Mrs Southerd of Jacksonville and Mrs Moore of Logan, and heard papers on The Glacial Period. Twenty three members attended with two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebecca Morris McKee
U. & Daughters of “1Siz
Myrtle M. ‘Mitchell
Shannon Avenue
America
Anna Mae Mitchell
Joan Cross
James Rarich
Anna Mae D Mitchell
A. W. Geissinger
Upper Arlington
Columbus
Southerd
Jacksonville
Moore
Logan
John Cross
Augusta Finsterwald
Athens
5. J. Biddison
Stewart
L. B. Carpenter
Caddie McKinstry
J. R. Harvey
West
Washington Street
Athens club and lodge meetings planned this week
Calendar lists federation meeting for federation leaders at 2:30 P.M. Monday in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with home demonstration advice on canning by Lucile Smith. Eastern Star, Xi Delta Alumnae, Current Events Club, Hobson Study Circle, Pocahontas Lodge, Rog Higley Study Circle, Nabby Lee Ames Chapter, Lydia Lash Evans Cub, Tuesday Needle Club, and Daughters of Union Veterans all schedule gatherings through midweek and weekend with listed hosts and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Mies Lucile Smith
Hobson Study Circle
Teclock
Carl Ferguson
Sunnyside Drive
Ooo
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Man'’s Hall
Rog Higley
N. K. Alderman
Worth Congress Street
Hostteus
R. A. Foster
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughtera of the
J. T. Merwin
North Hill
5. S. Winters
West State Street
Aoo Daughters of Union Veterans
F. Hall
Marietta Fair Guests and Nearby Visits Highlight Week
Local residents attended the Marietta fair and numerous travelers visited area families. Names include McDougal la Donaldson Ace Linncott Ho bert Stanley and Elizabeth PhilLitts with a pulling contest entry. Visits span Columbus Akron Athens Parkersburg and Detroit with relatives in Meigs County and Columbia Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry North
Jack Raynolds
Billy
Sara
Akron
Raynolds
Leonard Statth
Anna, Maeupe
Athens
Garnet North
T. E. Woodyard
Woodyard Tewksberry
Roy Morris
Neonville
Mra
Morris Iarg
Cirence Mulpas
Jack“Cqyne
Elva’ Conner
Jont Smith
Arbaville
Viving Hasler
Columbus
Kaaler
Miss Hume Hosts Bridge With Local Guests
Mrs J Wesley Morris Jr of Dayton and Miss May Hume hosted bridge at the Fenzel Apartments Thursday evening. Two tables played with Miss Loretta Collins Miss Pauline Orr Miss Mary Collins Miss Betty Bailey Mrs Julia Wadley and Mrs Charles Harvey as guests. Pauline Orr won high Betty Bailey low and Myra Morris received the guest trophy as Mr Morris accompanied Mrs Blorria en route to Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wesley Morris, Jr
Dayton
May Hume
Bridge
Fenzel Apartments
Loretta Collins
Pauline Orr
Mary Collins
Betty Bailey
Julia Wadley
Charles Harvey
Betty Bailey Low
Myra
Morris
Blorria
Member Hosts Two Table Bridge Club Evening
RS A L Cooper of 96 Franklin Avenue hosted the Thursday Bridge Club with two tables. Mrs Eugene Shafer won the high score trophy and Mrs George Dailey took second prize. Several local residents were noted as travelers and visitors from nearby towns, including the Dawsons in Athens and the Beverages on tours through Indiana and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Cooper
Frankin Avenue
Thursday
Eugene &. Shafer
George Dailey
Two Die In Auto Train Collision At Crossing
Two persons were killed in a collision at a railroad crossing in Hamilton on Friday night. The car was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train, though Coroner Edward Cook said the crossing was protected by flasher signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Sept
Baltimore and Ohio
Edward Cook
Mountain Work Topic For Missionary Meet
The Missionary Society of the First Christian Church met Thursday at 2 pm with President Mrs. E. G. Pedigo presiding. The service featured reading from The Parable of Talents and a lesson titled Opportunity in the Highlands. A paper on Mountain Work by Mrs. Reed J. Downs was read, plus a talk on Christian Education for the Tennessee Highlanders, and an article on Hazel Green Academy. plans for the coming year were discussed and the meeting closed with a benediction.
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Issionary Society
M Firat Christian Church
Pedigo
Ted
Highlands
Reed J. Downs
Waa
Tennessee Highlanders
Cameron Crossen
Dave Johnson
Hazel Green Academy
Mary Kelley
Augusta Dc. Morse
N. K. Alderman
Husband Hosts Birthday Surprise at Jinks Home
Jinks at 1 Hudson Avenue hosted an early Friday evening birthday surprise for Mrs. Jinks. Guests included Rev. C B Haynes, Gerald, Howard, and Robert Jinks, Mr and Mrs Harvey Ravencroft, Mrs John Grubb, Mr and Mrs John Sprague, Mrs James Bralley, Mr Harold Syx and Dorothy, Clyde, Mary and Ruth Jinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinks
Hudson Avenue
C.B. Haynes
Gerald
Howard
Robert
Harvey Ravencroft
John Grubb
John Sprague
James Bralley
Harold Syx
Dorothy
Clyde
Mary
Ruth Jinks
Frumm-Grant marriage solemnized Friday in Jerseyville
The Frumm daughter Mrs. C M Pierce of 15 Poplar Avenue married Everett Grant at 8 pm Friday in Jerseyville. Rev Earl Cowen officiated at the minister's home. Mr. Grant works at Fred B Beasley garage and they moved to 64 Shannon Avenue Me STELLA Pierce Frumm visits and relatives gather for events at Linncott country place on Canaanville Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Pierce
Poplar Avenue
Everett Grant
Jerseyville
Earl Cowen
Grant
Fred B. Beasley
L. O. Veser
Florence Lihsentz
Mt. Vernon
Linncott Country Place
Canaanville Road
Warren Linscott
Akron
A. P. Linscott
New President Talks To Martzolff Class
The Martzolff Sunday School Class of the Hirst M Church held its regular monthly meeting in the class rooms Thursday evening led by the new president Mrs William Andrews. Devotions by Mrs Ralph Beasley and prayer by Mrs Billa Buxton opened the session with songs and reports. Mrs William Andrews urged forming A Good Words club and Mrs Guy Bolin led the social program. A trio from Class Six sang Christ Is the King of Kings Where We'll Never Grow Old and I Can Tell It All To Jesus. Two piano solos Throwing Kiss es and Violeta Lost Companion were performed by Mrs Fred Slaughter. Mildred Lan M Been gave two readings. ANT guests of the
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Martzolff
Hirst M. 5
Wiliam Andrews
Guy Bolin
Fred Coffey
Edson Heaton
Guy Pierce
Christ
Jesus
Violeta
Fred Slaughter
Mildred Lan M
Coquette Conquered Ma and the Auto in Hoisington solos
Hoisington program featured two solos by an artist named dis with pieces Pirate Crestis and I Know a Little Girl, accompanied at the piano by Mrs Ruston. Closing prayer delivered by Mrs P G Downier. Refreshments served by Mrs C Bolinger and group.
Home Society Resumes After Months Vacation Meeting
The Woman's Society of First Methodist Church resumed Friday prayers and activities after a four month break. Mrs. Huffman led devotions on training in prayer. Miss Fry reported on treasury. Mrs. Farrar discussed shifting stewardship to spiritual life. plans included Mission Train ing School updates and calls for outfits for girls.
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Oman
Hom
Society of First Methodist
P. J. Huffman
Mina Fry
Farrar
Missouri
Elery Michael
N. S. Welk
Ella Buxton
Lookout Committee
Hatsie Rupe
Val Davis
W. @. Clack
BR. O. McClure
Lime
A. EB. Wagner
Home Guards
Walter Musgrave
O. B. Fri
Frances Hartman
Dorothy Schilling
Bettie Corwin
Dorothy Hartman
Alice Carpenter
Arminta Morrison
Harriet Musgrave
Martha Lou Dowler
Ralph Woods
Arminta
Storrison
Florriet Musgrave
Home Guard
Edgar Guest
Marthe Lou Dowler
Getty
Jesus
Ruth Greenwalt
Dinner Bridge Honors Daughter Leaving Leon
South Congress Street hosted a dinner bridge Saturday evening for Miss Maurine Cornwell who departs September 22 for Cincinnati to return to Oak Hurst School for Girls. Guests included Misses Mary Jo Twiss Ellen Biddle Wir finda Hoover Mary Ellen Hibbee Ann Custer Jane Gill and Lorene Rodehaver. M Charles A Cornwell 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Maurine Cornwell
Cincinnati
Oak Hurst School
Mary Jo Twiss
Ellen Biddle
Wirfinda Hoover
Mary Ellen Hibbee
Ann Custer
Jane Gill
Lorene Rodehaver
Charles A
Cornwell
Mission School week closes at Lancaster Camp Ground
The Mission School at Lancaster Camp Ground finished a week's program with June Fultz, pianist, and brother Leslie on violin performing La Cinquantaine. Miss Stina Fry presented a 26 count recital, aided by Mrs. Ella Buxton and Mrs Blery Michael. Mrs. S. Carpenter offered closing prayer. social hour hosted by Mrs. C. E. Gorham and group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission School
Lancaster Camp Grounda
June Fultz
Leslie
I “la Cinquantaine
Stina Fry
Lancaster
Ella Buxton
Blery Michael
Carpenter
C. E. Gorham
Seige Tan
Margaret Laverty To Do City Charity Work
Marg ret Laverty who earned an arts degree from Ohio University this year has gone to Cleveland to take up new work under the Associated Charities of the City of Cleveland. Miss Laverty was active in Ohio University productions and is a member of Alpha Kappa Delta.
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Nadine Michael
Akron
Garfield High School
Mosday
Michael
University of Akron
Ohio University
Ohio State University
Columbus
E. J. Michael
East Mulberry Street
Iss Margaret Laverty
Cleveland
Associated Charities
Joner Wen
Athens
Miss Laverty
Northwestern University
Evanston
Miss Lieverly
Alpha Kappa Delta, Honorary Fraternity
Phil Mu Sororit
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