American Not French Girls Wear Smartest Dresses
Paris workers differ from Americans in dress and ambitions. American shop girls save, sew, and balance work with style aiming to rise socially while Paris workers, though practical, prefer steady budgets. Mannequins earn high wages, but Paris stores offer nursery care and paid maternity leave, shaping a distinct class-bound, work centered lifestyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STYLE
Paris
America
France
Paton's
Chanel's
Barbara Hutton
Lafayette
Missionary Society To Meet Friday Afternoon
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First M. E. Church will meet Friday at 2 p m. Devotion will be conducted by Mrs. Arthur Hunter. Mrs. P. G. Dowler and Mrs. H. T. Farrar will lead the program. Mrs. Arthur Hickman will be hostess for the afternoon. Dues will be received at this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First
M. E. Church
Nia
Arthur Hunter
P. G. Dowler
H. T. Farrar
Arthur Hickman
Homecoming Date Adjusted for Rocky Point School
Homecoming at the Rocky Point Schoolhouse is set for Sunday September 24 not September 14 as previously announced. Teachers students and old friends are invited. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Eagles meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Eagles Hall.
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Rocky Point
The
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Don’t Nag Child at Eating Time
A health focus on meals urges tranquil quiet at the table. Parents should avoid nagging or quarreling and drop threats or punishments as meals impact both behavior and nutrition. Unhappiness at the table can influence illness in children as strongly as disease.
Old Fashioned Belling Honors E T Dailey Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Earl T Dailey from Los Angeles visited Athens summers. They were guests of honor at an old fashioned belling at O D Dailey home Albany. 85 guests attended with two out of town couples present. Woman's Missionary Society meeting postponed one week.
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America
Earl T. Dailey
Los Angeles
Cal
Athens
O. D. Dailey
Albany
Celebrate 75th Year of Dutch Ridge Veteran
Mr. George W. Hawk of Dutch Ridge was guest of honor as 22 friends and relatives gathered to mark his seventy fifth birthday with a noon basket dinner and afternoon ice cream. Local attendees included the Hawk family and friends from Dutch Ridge and nearby towns.
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George W. Hawk
Dutch Ridge
Ewert Christy
Johnnie Weisenbach
Raymond Bailes
Charlies Christy
Ewert
Nola
Louise Christy
Ada Graham
Guysville
Henry Koehler
Jerome Hawk
Rollin Hawk
Seldon Baker
Pomeroy
Clarence Colmer
Kathleen
Dwight Burton
Athens
George Hawk
Eugene
Zelda Hawk
John Welsenbach
the Garden
Jasper Hill
George Colmer
Vanderhoof
Remembering Birthdays and Weddings in Society Notes
Society editor requests first names or initials and addresses for all notices. Include sender’s name and address for verification and publication. This guidance emphasizes privacy and attribution in social columns.
Printers Union Plans Picnic on Muskingum
The International Typographical Union Local 482 will hold a picnic Sunday September 17 at Big Bottom State Park on the Muskingum River near Stockport. Managers of organizations employing union members are invited as guests. Dinner starts at noon. members and families meet at The Messenger office at 8:30 a.m.
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The
International Typographical Union
Big Bottom
Muskingum River
Stockport
Messenger
Class Social at M. E. Church This Thursday
The Martzolff Class of the First M. E. Church will hold its first social of the year at 7 30 Thursday evening in the church parlors. Devotionals led by Mrs P G Dowler and others, with Mrs F C Bolinger’s group as hostess, inviting all groups to attend.
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Martzolff
M. E
P. G. Dowler
Pearl Beal
Ralph Beasley
F. C. Bolinger
Arthur Anderson
Laura Anderson
Lillian Andrew
Waldo Baird
James Beam
C. A. Beasey
D. M. Beasley
W. H. Bechtold
J. L. Beckley
Frank Bellows
Phoebe Bess
Frank Betts
L. H. Blackwood
A. W. Boetticher
Edward Bolin
Guy Bolin
Surprise Picnic Supper At Plains Home
A surprise picnic supper was hosted for Mrs. James B. Bell at her Lower Plains home by her daughter Mrs. Earl Guseman and daughter in law Mrs. Stewart Bell. The event featured a birthday cake baked by Mrs. Guseman and a long list of attendees including relatives and neighbors. Separately, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Flanders of Huron announced the birth of daughter Karen Barbara on Monday at Sheltering Arms Hospital. The Richland Avenue M E Church Progressive Class will meet Thursday at 7:30 pm in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C A Hooper.
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Princess Mdivani
Paris
Patou’s
James B. Bell
Lower Plains
Earl Guseman
Stewart Bell
Harold Flanders
Huron
Karen Barbara
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Richland Avenue
M. E. Church
C. A. Hooper
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New York State Department of Education
E. T. Daileys
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
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Ohio University
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E. B. Acomb
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George Pennell
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Pearl
Vernie Coker
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Thomas Coker
Alvin Lamborn
North May Avenue
Louis H. Heil
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Chicago
I. N. McHarg
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the Society
Printers Union
Plains
Ed White
John Hope
W. H. Hyde
Arthur Goon
Doris
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Worth Dicken
Ray Rorick
Levi Hale
Christine
Bobby
Dan Bartlett
John Gabriel
Kenneth Gabriel
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Billy Joe
Lois Stage
Lowell
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Ball
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Mae Ruth
William McGranor
Herbert Shields
Melvin Moore
Kenneth Reeves
Earl Matthews
Robert Shields
Collin Shields
Francis
Marian
Willard
Norma
Fauna
Bell Guseman
Silvus
Beddin
Athens City School
Logan
the Cline Ice Cream Co
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