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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1942

Page

6

Garden Club Meets Monday At J. T. Merwin Home

Athens Garden Club opened its year with a meeting at Mrs. J. T. Merwin’s North Hill home. Speaker Mrs. B. F. Cutler urged fertilizing lawns now to counter fertilizer shortages and noted nitrogen reduction. Members discussed ground covers and reported on recent flower shows in Nelsonville The Plains and Glouster.

Xage Six Garden Club J. T. Merwin Home Athens Garden Club B. F. Cutler Garden Club W. S. Shephard Nelsonville Plains Glouster Laura Bailey E.R. O'Neill Anna K. Price Gordon Gray Merwin

Liberty Secured by Law DAR Luncheon Speaker

Dr James Patrick professor of psychology at Ohio University spoke to the Nabby Lee Ames Chapter DAR at a Saturday lunch. He tied Constitution Day to liberty under law noting the Declaration of Independence grants the right to change governments yet to found a government on democratic principles. He argued constitutions are not foolproof but provide flexible laws for governing over 150 years.

James Patrick Dar Ohio University Nabby Lee Ames The Daughters of the American Revolution Eastwood Patrick

Tuesday club meetings listed for Athena Delphian and others

Tuesday evening at 7:30 o clock several groups hold meetings including Athena Delphian Club at Mrs H A McCas kill 10 N May Ave dues due at meeting Progressive Literary Club at Mrs Glenn Atkinson Hooper St One Child Conservation League at Mrs C M Smith 259 E State St Christian Church Group Six with Mrs Charles Tribe 100 W State St potluck at 6 pm Tipm 600 W BA Review at L O C F Hall 00 80

Athena Delphian Club H. A. McCaskill May Ave Progressive Literary Club Glenn Atkinson Hooper St Bennett Jones Child Conservation League C. M. Smith State St Sadie Landis The Christian Church Charles Tribe Tipm C.F. Hall

Wednesday club meetings and a military enlistment noted

Local groups schedule Wednesday sessions including Pythian Sisters at 7 30 p m and Episcopal Church Auxiliary at 2 40 p m with changes from earlier plans. Alpha Sanna Delta Alumnae meet Sept 23 5 30 p m at Elmwood Place. Hillcrest Needle Club 2 p m. Group One Christian Church at 2 p m. Central PTA Thursday at 3 p m with speaker Harper Pendry. Lowell Green departs for Youngstown to enlist in the U S Marines.

Episcopal Church Auxiliary Dwight Rutherford State Central Pta Athens High School Harper C. Pendry Athens City Schools

Pie Lady drives British harvest aid with pies and canning

London reporters praise the Pie Lady and the National Federation of Women's Institutes for feeding farm workers with meat pies and jam. The program uses ministry supplies, pays five cents per pie, and expands to factory night-shift workers. Women also run canning centers, household repairs, and fur-lined coats for Russia.

London Lord Woolton National Federation of Women's Institutes Ministry of Food England Australia New Zealand Russia

Notable War Era Personalities and Visits Highlight Local Notices

Mrs Evelyn Lachs of N College St spends a week in Milwaukee addressing the Milwaukee County Federation of Church Women. Mrs Mary Jennings of 299 E State St and Mrs Helen Chapman of Northwood return from Miami Beach Fla with Lt Charles E Jennings new U S Air Corps second lieutenant. Mr and Mrs D O Chappel of Richland Ave host a family visit from Utah including their daughter in law and a soldier headed to Kentucky. Captain Chappel promoted to major and stationed as hospital surgeon at Hill Field Ogden Utah plans to fly home soon with wife and son. Emma Hawk of Albany and Bessie Morris of Athens with John Morris Columbus and Ermal Porter Dayton host weekend guests. Mrs Margaret McHarg returns from McArthur after visiting A C Gorsuch and family. Grace Kimmey and Columbus friends spend weekend with Murn Bean family Route Four. Mrs Osa Chadwick entertains family from Coopersville Parkersburg and others. Mrs A L Johnson and grandson Homer Johnson return from Columbus where they visited A N Linscott and Mrs J S Brown amid family ties.

Mary Jennings E. State St Helen Chapman Northwood Miami Beach Fla Jennings Charles E. Jennings U. S. Air Corps D. O. Chappel Richland Ave M. R. Chappel Jimmie Utah Garrison Lancaster Kentucky Chappel Hill Field Ogden Emma Hawk Albany Bessie Morris Athens Morris John Morris Columbus Ermal Porter Dayton Margaret McHarg Union St McArthur A. C. Gorsuch Fred Walburn Route Four Arthur Lowther Grace Kimmey Murn Bean Osa Chadwick Congress St Amanda Slagle Eddie Aills Billie Zelma Helen Gary Lee Coopersville L. B. Slagle Parkersburg W. Va Francis Colley Fred Woodruff Elmer McClanahan A. L. Johnson Homer Johnson Morris Ave A. N. Linscott J. S. Brown Linscott Mrs Brown Johnson

Relief Corps Meeting Reports War Stamp Drive Plans

Relief Corps and Daughters of Union Veterans will sell War Stamps and War Bonds as part of a regular meeting at 71 Washington Street chaired by Mrs Blanche Root. State and national commander communications were read. Mrs P E Shirley was reported improved. Next gathering is Oct 19 with Mrs Porter Dicken as hostess.

Woman's Relief Corps Washington St Blanche Root Relief Corps Daughters of Union Veterans P. E. Shirley E. D. Cooley Porter Dicken

Simplify wartime life urged for American women

Ruth Millett argues simplifying life helps wartime women cope with shortages and duties. She cites Mrs. Roosevelt adapting White House practices to cafeteria service, smaller homes, trimmed menus, shorter schedules, and focusing on close friends while many social obligations are dropped. The piece notes women relocate near husbands in the Army and store furniture to rent rooms nearby.

Ruth Millett White House

Hand Gestures Pinpoint Charm In Designer Openings

A fashion feature urges models and readers to master hand gestures to enhance attire. Quiet nervous hands and purposeful posing can highlight features like skirt yokes while avoiding distracting pointing. Practice calm, deliberate rests to project poise and charm.

New York

Pitfalls of Love and Marion’s Disappearance

Madge confronts Lillian about Carolyn’s role in Marion Morion’s case and the danger Carolyn poses as an espionage link. The speaker insists Carolyn’s lies hinder Marion’s search while warning Lillian that Carolyn’s influence could ruin both Madge and Marion. The chapter promises continuation tomorrow.

Madge Lillian Ronald Carolyn Marion

Eagles Auxiliary Birthday Dinner at Eagles Hall

Eagles Auxiliary will hold a birthday dinner Thursday at 7 p.m. with an ensuing lodge meeting at 8 p.m. Also, McDougal W S C S meets at Mrs. Henry Everett’s home near McDougal for an all day potluck gathering. Past Noble Grands Club gathers Friday night at 79 West Union Street with a dinner event.

Eagles Eagles Hall McDougal W McDougal W. S. C. S Henry Everett McDougal Margaret McHarg Union St

Coats and Corduroy Suits Highlight Downtown Store Display

A downtown shop showcases large three color check coats in tan brown and red whopper ware corduroy. Two piece suits in the same fabric with leather buttons are offered. Military hats in Jeep Comes mando and General MacArthur styles complement outfits. Gold braid decorates cadet style pieces. Corduroy bonnets replace last year’s bonnet under war rules while velvet tea hats appear in Athens store.

General MacArthur Athens

Mind Your Manners Mind Your Manners Practical wedding etiquette Q&A

A period style Q A column discusses wedding customs in wartime. It answers questions about who may give the bride away when the father is dead the practicality of gifts for mobile service families duplicate presents exchanges and the relative value of gifts from groom to best man and ushers with a suggested approach for multiple bridesmaids.

Prohibition on Slacks at Toledo Campus Sparks Debate

The Toledo University dean of women bans slacks and shorts for co-eds, except sport wear, affecting shopping tours and classes. In NYC Mary Elizabeth Lasher tours a war workers fashion show where model Jean Snodgrass is billed as Jean St Clair, with a chat after the show. A junior high prank involves "Thumb that" flavoring gum on sticks, wrapped for distribution by student pranksters.

Toledo University Mary Elizabeth Lasher New York City Tobe-Coburn School of Fashion Jean Snodgrass Jean St. Clair Athens Joe Foster

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J. T. Merwin North Hill Cline Pharmacy Courthouse Pythian Sisters N. Court St Council of the Christian Church Charlies Cameron N. High St Deborah James Earich Washington C. H. Green Lowell Tuppers Plains Green W. E. Green Route Three Lowell Green Youngstown U. S. Marines Geo. M. Cohan Joan Leslie Walter Huston Richard Whorf Michael Curtis Athens Messenger Athens, Ohio American Women Aid Canners Britain Canning Edith Walker America International Red Cross Institute Sussex Downs Evelyn Lachs N. College St Milwaukee Milwaukee County Federation of Church Women Relief Corps Meets TEW Westhampton Weithampton Dalemont Carolyn Brixton Marion Morion Lillian Underwood Charles Spencer Secret Service Madge Graham Underwood New York Nee Dicky Hobo Skate Logan Dia F. Pinkham Lydian Pinkham Little Tokyo Parameert Frasern Ant Martin Rochester An West Point Damon Runyon Broadway FONDA Lucille Ball Edgar Kennedy Don Cossack Colliers Magazine Eugene Pallette Sam Levene Barton Maclane Ossle Nelson and ORCH
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