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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1938
Page
6
The Women's Home Missionary Society of Central Ave M E Church will meet with Mrs Oliver Duhi at Central Ave Friday at 7 30 pm Guests will include members of the West Service Guild.
The Athens County Republican Women announce the membership lists for the clubs committees and invite all women to Friday’s 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Athens County Courthouse. President Mrs. Anna A. Evans and the executive committee note the list is incomplete and more names will be added after Friday’s meeting. Those unable to attend may call Mrs. Evans or secretary Miss Nelle Pickering. The charter rolls will stay open after Friday’s meeting to enroll new members from out of town.
Mrs. Nora Atkinson and Mrs. Anna A. Evans attend the State Republican Convention in Columbus on Sept. 14 and 15 at the Deshler-Wallick and Memorial Hall. Also noted: J. M. Vaden returns to Washington after visiting E. B. Young. John Snowden elected Associate Watchman of the Shepherds at a White Shrine meeting. Mrs. C. J. McCullough travels to Milwaukee after sister-in-law R. D. Thompson’s death. Bertha McVay visits Albany. Carlos Hatcher and family announce the birth of Ronald Noyes at Sheltering Arms Hospital. The Athens Township PTA meets Sept. 16 at Mechanicsburg School.
A community note urges club secretaries to send in social and club notices by Friday morning to fit the resumption of meetings. News must be inked on one side and submitted before 12 noon Saturday with Messenger service available by phone 0244.
Southeastern Ohio DAR districts convene in Marietta September 20 at 10 a m in the Unitarian Church with Mrs T J Summers presiding and Mrs O Dailey as state historian to respond Luncheon reservations due September 17 The district includes McConnelsville Cambridge Wellsville Gallipolis McArthur Jackson Logan Zanesville Pembro y St Clairsville Portsmouth Waverly Ironton New Concord Athens Cadiz Marietta Woodsfield and more Various district meetings follow in Willard Newark Chagrin Falls and Mariemont with state regent Mrs James Donahue attending.
Miss Edith Stocklin hosted the first Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary meeting of the year at Eastwood. New members present included Miss Mary Garvin from Ohio State University, Miss Alva Brudwick, Miss Elma Hill, Mrs. George Rutkoskie, and Miss Vicki Walstoncroft. Light refreshments were served. Missionary Society of Richland Ave M. P. Church to hold regular monthly meeting Friday at 7 30 p m.
The executive board of the Junior-Senior High School PTA announces the year’s committees led by President Mrs. John Dowler and officers. Lists include families from West Side to Mechanicsburg, with heads for programs, dinner, publicity, finance, hospitality, and health. The first October meeting will discuss the Adolescent Child.
Anita Cox celebrated her seventh birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs C B Hunter in New Marshfield. Thirty four children attended from two to four pm with games ice cream cake and fruit punch. Gifts were given to the guest of honor and party hostesses included Anita Cox and teacher Miss Margaret Bridge.
Lillian taunts Phil with a dramatic recounting of spirited royal escape from the hospital as her husband and Veritzen listen. She insists their plan could pass unnoticed if cars merely crossed paths, while Veritzen questions the motive and timing of the tale and its telling.
Adele Garrison portrays a tense scene as Philip Veritzen pleads to see Queen and Princess Olga amidst a hurried royal rescue. Lillian and a nurse guard the queen, Olga collapses on arrival, and Mrs. Bickett restricts access while Olina stays nearby. The request to bring the princess back is asserted as the action continues tomorrow.
Dr Annie E Reynolds Supreme Medical Examiner of the Women’s Benefit Association will be guest at a dinner meeting of the WEA Thursday September 29 at Hotel Berry in Athens. She is touring Ohio from Port Huron Michigan observing larger groups. Decorations by E R Horn Ira Harmon Ernest Baughman Clyde Littler. Entertainment by Joe King Frieda Willock. Tickets via Mrs H A Fisher 21193 reservations by September 27.
A long list of mid September club meetings and social gatherings including WBA picnic at Mrs. Vernina Bowers home on Wednesday at 6:00 p m Seven ty to meet at Presbyterian Church for potluck supper Mothers Circle at Mrs. Clarence Allen home topic leader J W Tolson vacation experiences Athens Needle Club at Mrs P G Hibbard 92 Lancaster St and at her home at 2:00 p m Women's Auxiliary Episcopal Church at Mrs L V Brown Grange meeting Thursday 8:00 p m Deputy Don Sanders to inspect literary program Lydia Lash Evans Club picnic at Nice’s Filling Station Thursday 6:00 p m Faithful Few at Mrs Audrey Dinsmore Thursday 7:30 p m Priscilla Needle Club luncheon Thursday at Mrs L W Russell Gasco Sewing Club at Mrs E N Corwin Thursday 7:30 p m Four birthdays noted Ladies Aid Society of Richland Ave M P Church Thursday afternoon WBA Victory Travel Club meeting Monday next Sept 19 at Mrs Harry Fisher 72 W State St Bates Missionary Society meet Friday Sept 16 at Mrs Gertrude Bean church if rough weather
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