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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1939

Page

8

Sorority Rush Week Highlights At Local Chapters

Alpha Delta Pi opened rush week with the Diamond Tea at the sorority house led by Miss Jeanne Thomas. A shipboard themed party and a wedding parody for rushee Gretchen Carton followed, with a Sunday blue and white acceptance tea closing activities. Phi Mu began with Rose and White tea and a Dixie Dinner, while Pi Beta Phi staged a church wedding parody and various rush events at their houses. Chi Omega hosted a Candlelight Dinner and Mexican Barbecue as part of a busy rush calendar. Other items include community programs at Poston House, IOOF and Daughters notices, and a note on mothball storage tips for papers.

Alpha Delta Pi Jeanne Thomas Rush Sorority S. S. Alpha Delta Pi Gretchen Carton Doris Allen Betty White Ruth Ann McCune Little Patty Betty Peterson P. J. Petoe Alpha Delta Hotel Berry Dixie PHI MU House Phi Mu Sorority N. College St George N. Burger H. R. Jolliffe F. Theodore Paige L. C. Staats Rush Elliott Marjuerie Wason Paul Kendall Pi Beta Phi Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd A. B. Roe Marjorie Wheaton Roe Smith Pi Phi Barbara Brenner CHI Omega S. College St Chi Omega Sorority Barbara Hooper Ch Omega W. H. Logan Utah Place Carl H. Beasley F. J. Beasley Grandview Heights Beasley Homer C. Dorman Robert C. Hess Peggy Bowen Dwight Rutherford

DAR Celebrate Constitution at Sept 16 Meeting

Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution opened its year with a Constitution Day program at Mrs. D. David Reeder’s home in North Hill. Miss Nelle Pickering spoke on Who Wrote the Constitution and discussed state resistance to a strong federal government. The gathering reviewed signer names, Dickinson’s quote, and upcoming events including Manasseh Cutler Hall dedication on Sept 28 with local hostesses assisting.

Nabby Lee Ames The Daughters of the American Revolution D. David Reeder North Hill John Cross Nelle Pickering Miss Pickering Alexander Hamilton George Washington Benjamin Franklin James Madison James Wilson Roger Sherman Gouvenor Morris Dickinson E. B. Acomb D.A.R Manasseh Cutler Hall F. W. Weed J. Homer Caskey J. T. Merwin H. L. Atkinson

Personal Notices From Athletes and Families Across Town

Mr. John W. Dowler of Youngwood Pennsylvan ia spent Sunday with family while engineering Cloverleaf inter changes on the Pittsburgh Harrisburg super highway. numerous local residents from Athens Coburn Columbus and nearby areas hosted guests and joined a VFW ox roast at the Lawrence County Fairgrounds.

John W. Dowler Youngwood Penna Morris Ave Dowler Pittsburgh Harrisburg C. W. Gross John F. Riley Nelsonville Riley Georgian Bay Canada Walter Quigley Columbus Grosses Mary Elizabeth Jewett Johnny Bob Athens Lawrence County Fairgrounds Veterans of Foreign Wars of That County Nora Sands John Spitzer Marie Rice Nelle Pickering M. C. Morrison Danny Jesse Henderson Georgia Kilpatrick Nora Atkinson H. M. Downard W. J. Davidson Jack Dallas Downard Downard Carl Cox Richland Ave Bryan Jenkinson Rilla Marian Rebecca Lancaster Dave Jackson Eleanor Cox Cecil Cox Burt Hondell W. P. Collins Kenneth Collins Kenneth, Jr

Vinton Furnace Home-Coming Held at Prattsville Sunday

The sixth annual Vinton Furnace home-coming took place in Prattsville Ohio on Sunday September 10 1939. Light morning showers cooled the air and the day turned pleasant. Mr Whitlatch and Mr Peters received thanks for cleaning the picnic grounds. Mr West was commended for his official duties.

Vinton Furnace Prattsville Ohio Whitlatch Peters West

M and H Circle Picnic at Nice Grounds Friday

M and H Circle held a picnic at the Nice Picnic Grounds on Pomeroy Road Friday evening. Ten members and two guests attended the potluck dinner at 6 o'clock, followed by a business session, social hour, and prize games.

M. and H. Circle Pomeroy Road Alice Owens Jackie Wood Clara Wallace Verna Marquis Elizabeth Harvey Lenna Wood Lillian Sweeney

Marriage Meddlers in Sag Harbor Farm Plot

Charles Spencer secret service ace returns with Madge Graham to Sag Harbor to trap fugitive Jack Leslie. A luncheon scene unfolds as Madge and Lillian Underwood maneuver to keep Spencer distracted while awaiting news from Lillian about her husband Harry. The tension centers on loyalty, deception, and the promise of cake and coffee.

Madge Graham Sag Harbor Jack Leslie Charles Spencer Secret Service Madge Spencer Lillian Underwood Lillian Harry

Sequel to Married Comrades Delves Into Family Plans

Adele Garrison sketches a tense domestic moment as a daughter begs her father to delay talking about Dicky. The luncheon scene reveals worry over Richard and hints at a larger scheme, with the father agreeing to coffee and toast before discussing Serious matters. Continued tomorrow.

Richard Dicky Harry

Cast Chosen for Our Town First Production of OU Playshop

Ohio University Playshop selects a mixed cast for its season opening production Our Town with several young performers in lead roles. Rebecca Gibbs goes to eight year old Annita Clark and 11 year old Joe Crowell is played by Charles Wise.

Ohio University Playshop Our Town Robert Gates Dawes Annita Clark George Clark Rebecca Gibbs Joe Crowell Charles Wise Wally Webb Charles Stack George Gibbs Margaret Helen James James Gibbs Frank Terrant Dr. Gibbs Wesley Roads

All Flower Growers Invited To County Flower Show

Athens Garden Club invites Athens County flower growers to exhibit at the first all county show in the Athens Armory on Tuesday September 26. Ribbons will be awarded in twenty five sections judged by out of town judges. Flowers should be cut the night before and brought to the Armory 8:00 to 10:00 am. Public admission is free 1:00 to 10:00 pm. Classes include Asters Calendula Canna Chrysanthemums Cosmos and more with specific entry counts per class.

Athens Garden Club Athens County Athens Armory Armory T. M. Wolfe Garden Club

Calendar notices and garden exhibit rules

Local society groups plan meetings Monday and Tuesday including Kappa Phi Alumnae First Christian Church Athenian Temple and various study circles with roving host homes and times. A garden club exhibits 11 classes with categories for flowers fruits vegetables and arrangements with entry rules for Athens County growers.

Delta Kappa Gamma Plans Fall Formal Dinner

The Alpha Lambda Chapter will hold a formal fall dinner at Carters Tea Room in Carters Mulberry Street Wednesday at 6 o clock. All members are urged to attend as this is the first quarterly meeting followed by a short business session. Officers listed include Adda MacCombs and Blanche Moorehead among others.

Alpha Lambda Delta Kappa Gamma Society Carters Tea Room W. Mulberry St Adda MacCombs Blanche Moorehead Melvin Danielson Edna Feit Lillian Stover Clara DeLand

Naomi Bible Class Meets at The Plains for Quilt Work

The Naomi Bible Class of The Plains Methodist Church held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Miriam Butts with her daughter Miss Margaret Butts assisting. Members planned a church quilt project and a party for husbands, with refreshments served after a brief business session.

Naomi Plains Methodist Church Miriam Butts Margaret Butts Mary Evans Audrey Kail Maude Michael Stanley Jeffrey Ola Shamel Bernice Humphrey Helen Michael Elizabeth Winefordner Thelma Linscott Edith Barrows

S.S.S. Tonic Promises Health and Appetite Support

An advertisement touts S.S.S. Tonic as boosting appetite, strength, and endurance for children and adults. It claims to improve weak blood cells and restore health, urging purchase at drug stores in two sizes with savings on the larger bottle.

S.S.S. Co

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