Queen Chosen at Chevalier Ball in Athens
Ann Anderson wore blue as she was crowned Chevalier Ball queen in the East Side Gymnasium. Escort John Nunemaker and James W. Jackson stood with her as DeMoley of Cleveland crowned the queen. About 60 couples attended the DeMoley event with decorations in yellow and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Anderson
East Side
John Nunemaker
James W. Jackson
DeMoley
Cleveland
Harper Pendry
Peter B. Seel
Margaret Deppen
S. G. Foster
Charles W. Hirth
de Moley
Martins Ferry
Athens
DeMolay
David White
James Smiley
Richard Slater
Don Seward
Don Davis
Dean
Gaige Paulsen
Charlies W. Hirth
T. E. Wellman
Marietta
Urbana Chevalier
DeMoley Mothers Club
Attend Rites For Elmer L Poston
Those from a distance attended the funeral of the late Elmer L Poston. Listed mourners include Mrs Mable Poston Slater, Mrs Esther Kinnear, Mr and Mrs Earl Fulton and John Smith of Columbus, Mr and Mrs Virgil Bare of Sycamore, Mrs Richard Bishop of Bucyrus, Mrs Edna French of Middleport, Mrs Robert Hysel of Pomeroy, Mrs Richard Ware of Washington Do H, Mr and Mrs W L Deem of Parkersburg, John Mac Pherson, Mr and Mrs Albert Anderle of St Clairsville, Charles Murphy of Barnesville, Mr and Mrs Chaves Donnelly of New Lexington, Mrs Henry Wilson of Sunbury, Mrs Gaynell Poston Adkins of St Mary, and Mr and Mrs Willard E Poston of Flushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer L. Poston
Mable Poston Slater
Esther Kinnear
Earl Fulton
John Smith
Columbus
Virgil Bare
Sycamore
Richard Bishop
Bucyrus
Edna French
Middleport
Robert Hysel
Pomeroy
Richard Ware
Washington
Do. H
W. L Deem
Parkersburg
W. Va
John MacPherson
Albert Anderle
St. Clairsville
Charles Murphy
Barnesville
Chaves Donnelly
New Lexington
Henry Wilson
Sunbury
Gaynell Poston Adkins
St. Mary
Willard E. Poston
Flushing
Young Mothers Club Hostess Leads March of Dimes Drive
Mrs. Lora Hawk hosted the group with a March of Dimes contribution. Prize winner Mrs. Ladonna Shumway and several members attended. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set with Mrs. Mary lin Shanklin. Mechanicsburg PTA to meet Friday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Hawk
Young Mothers Club
March of Dimes
Ladonna Shumway
Pat Douglas
Ruth Dunlevey
Rosy Turrill
Rita Canter
Alice Pennell
Marylin Shanklin
Hill daughter leaves Athens for Ohio Wesleyan University
James Ellen Hill daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George E. Hill left Athens for Delaware to enter Ohio Wesleyan University as a freshman on a scholarship. Her June graduation from Athens High School preceded the move as her parents and sister Charlotte drove her to Delaware Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ellen Hill
George E. Hill
Athens
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Miss Hill
Athens High School
Ohio Wesleyan
Charlotte
Dinner honors 83-year-old Mrs Lin ton Kennard of New Marshfield
A Sunday dinner at the home of Mrs. Charlotte Lin ton Kennard in New Marshfield honored her 83rd birthday. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Carrol Chesser, Mr. and Mrs. Luster Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sickles and Danny, Mr. and Mrs. Bert McKibben, Donald Kennard, Norman L. Saylor, Maynard Thomas, Blaine Hunter, Clifton Swaim, John and Jeff Enion, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Linton Kennard
New Marshfield
Kennard
George
Isabel Robinette
Canada
England
Cleveland
Isaac Walton League
Carrol Chesser
Luster Scott
Clyde Sickles
Jack Sickles
Danny
Bert McKibben
Leo Kennard
Donald Kennard
Chester West
Mary Ellen
Norman B. Saylor
Maynard Thomas
Gene
Jim
Blaine Hunter
Linda
Helen
Norman L. Saylor
Sandy
Christy
Clifton Swaim
John
Jeff
Lee Enion
David
Connie
Joe
Birth Announcement Mary LaVelle Cross
Parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Cross announce the birth of daughter Mary LaVelle on Sunday September 12 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. T. J. LaVelle Amesville Route 1 Mrs. Gertrude Cross Crooksville. Great grandfathers James Napier Crookeville and Mr. Jackson Ohiopyle Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy J. Cross
Mary LaVelle
Sheltering Arms Hospital
T. J. LaVelle
Amesville
Gertrude Cross
Crooksville
James Napier
Crookeville
Mr. Jackson
Ohiopyle
The Mature Parent Explains Birth To Children
A mother uses timely moments to explain conception and birth to her children, showing how early sex education can be natural and accepted. The piece argues gentle, simple instruction preserves a child's trust and curiosity about life's great wonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Wide Collars Highlight Fall Suit Styles in 1960s Focus
GAILE DUGAS notes that wide collars define both boxy suits and ensembles. The ensemble often features a longer coat than the boxy suit jacket and may pair coat over a dress or with a skirt. Collar types include choir boy Puritan Buster Brown and Rembrandt with deep widths. Satin or velvet ascots add neckline interest. Satin appears with tweeds to broadcloth in various trims. Both ensemble coats and boxy suit jackets use tweed, plush cashmere, and vicuna like fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaile Dugas
NEW York
NEA
Choir Boy
Puritan
Buster Brown
Rembrandt
House of Swansdown
Sunshine Club Dinner Honors Gertrude Marcum Birthday
The Sunshine Club Ladies Aid of Weaver EUB Church met with Mrs. Butcher for quilting and a potluck dinner. Refreshments were served by hostesses for the birthday of Mrs. Gertrude Marcum. Members present included Velma Carpenter Bratton Amanda Edna Alice Mary Lou Lowe Warden Marcum Alice Ellis Hazel Junior Trout Helen Ennis Gary Ennis Edna McVay Clara McVay Nellie Zimmerman. The October meeting will be with Mrs. Clara McVay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club Ladies Aid
Weaver Eub Church
Butcher
Gertrude Marcum
Velma Carpenter
Bratton
Amanda
Edna Alice
Mary Lou Lowe
Warden Marcum
Alice Ellis
Hazel
Junior Trout
Helen
Gary Ennis
Edna McVay
Clara McVay
Nellie Zimmerman
Local Highlights From Radcliffe Area Social and School Notes
Vacationers in Florida include Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Morton and others. The Vinton Township Garden Club welcomed hostess Mrs Gomer Bowen of McArthur. School opens with two staff changes as Mary Brown replaces Marguerite Bigony in home economics and Dorothy Booth joins as upper grade teacher at North Wilton IA. Pierce from Ft George G Meade Md spent five days with family. Emma Stephen of Ft Knox Ky visited St Pierce and her parents. Local families including the Prices Kyger McDonald and Collina attended the Davis reunion at Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomer Bowen
McArthur
Vinton Township
Mary Brown
Marguerite Bigony
Albany
Dorothy Booth
North Wilton
M. J. Pierce
Ft. George G. Meade
W. C. Emma Stephen
Ft. Knox
St. Pierce
Floyd Price
Kenneth Price
Johnny Palmer
Lacy Kyger
Lynn
John McDonald
Jackie
Alva Collina
Luella Scheerschmidt
Davis
Springfield
Needlework Embroider Motifs and Pattern Offer
Wrought iron motifs for chain stitch and black embroidery floss create attractive trim for towels aprons and curtains. Pattern No 5503 includes iron transfer for six large and six small motifs plus materials and stitch illustrations. Send 25 cents and details to Anne Cabot Athens Messenger New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Anne Cabot
Social calendar notes from Athens and surrounding areas
Community groups schedule meetings and social events across Athens including Child Guidance Circle at Cottage Tea House 8 p m hostess Mrs H B Boles WSCS at First Methodist Church executive board 1 15 meeting 2 p m Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary at 74 Elmwood Place Mrs John S Algeo coordinating Executive board of Athens Presbyterial Society at Athens Presbyterian Church 10 a m with tea to follow Temple WSCS at Richland Ave WBA IOOF hall Troy Grange and local clubs host meetings and potluck meals throughout the day with transportation requests and guest attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topasday
CCL
Cottage Tea House
H. B. Boles
Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary
John S. Algeo
Elmwood Place
George Riser
Athens Presbyterial Society
Athens Presbyterian Church
J. O. Partridge
Marietta
Brightly Patterned Paper Plates Save Dishwashing
WIVES who work and keep house report modern paper plates save hours of dishwashing. Mrs. Arthur Ivey describes using bright colonial patterns for informal parties and solid copper tones for formal meals, with family menus of fried chicken in a basket and blue cheese bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ivey
Pound Ridge
N. Y
Juliane
Hairdo Shaping Advice for Teen Hair Care
The article warns teens not to cut their own hair and stresses professional shaping. It notes that back view makes self hair cutting risky, recommends regular shaping or trimming every month for short hair or every other month for long hair, and suggests budgeting a beauty parlor visit for a well kept coif.
Proper letter openings and white sauce tips
The piece notes that starting a friendly letter with an apology is poor and suggests getting to the point. It also gives a cooking tip to avoid lumps in white sauce by blending fat and flour, then gradually whisking in milk and cooking over low heat until thick and bubbly.
Lessons in Bridge Playing By Oswald Jacoby
A bridge hand analysis discusses why opening one heart would have been better than one no trump with a 4-2-2-5 distribution. West's play leads to a four spade overcall, then a tactical endgame where declarer seeks a slim chance, uses strategic discards, and South capitalizes on a diamond break to secure a complicated yet pivotal twist in the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
North
South
Declarer
What makes a good wife and a game contract dilemma
A controversial discussion on marriage roles argues that a wife who always agrees may avoid responsibility and stifle growth, while a perfect partner should lead. The page includes a card sense variant about substitute polish and a bridge problem with a daily question to solve tomorrow.
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Chevalier
PTA
Mechanicsburg Pta
N. G. Somerville
Frances Yost
Huntington
Stanley B. Huntington
Gallipolis
Frank L. Harvey
J. M. Ruth
Stimson Ave
Harvey
Sheltering Arms
Harveys
Harry R. Horn
Rye
Wayne Bottom
Jane Dent'Gesecke
Muriel Lawrence Howard
PARTY
Kasler
Ohio
Wide Collars
Sunshine Club
Radcliff
Diladya Pierce
First Methodist Church
L. B. McCune
Maplewood Drive
Progressive Literary Club
Earl Bridgewater
Chauncey
Fred Davis
Temple
Wscs
Ben Caster
Richland Ave
WBA
Ioof Hall
Troy Grange
Baker Neighborhood
Leo Frost
Ladies Aid
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
George Russell
Sp. m
Gold Star
American Legion
First Christian Church
Euphemia
Fred
By Gaynor Madison
By Oswald Jacoby
Weet
East
Dummy
Thor
Iooss
Ruth Millett
Chesterhill, Ohio
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