Carrie Hall Club Opens With Back to School Program
The Carrie Hall Club met at Grange Hall with Kathleen Love presiding. Fourteen members and four guests attended as Pearl Ator read, Genevieve Grinstead and Pearl Ator won contests, and Marguerite Scott and Mrs. Claywell won the home economics prize. Hosts for next meeting are Clara Poston and Lovina Rickard.
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Carrie Hall Club
Grange Hall
Robert Grinstead
Ada Ator
Mike
Bobby
Dick Grinstead
Steve Claywell
Kathleen Love
Eloise Sewell
Pearl Ator
Marguerite Scott
Clara Poston
Lovina Rickard
The Plains FHA Initiates Seventeen Freshmen Girls
Seventeen freshmen girls were initiated by The Plains FHA Tuesday. Carol Ann Mackie presided Ava Ann Kittle led music Jo Ann Lee presented the year program Donna Hook discussed clues and projects Rita Howard read committees Patsy Bryan Ava Ann Little and Carol Mackie reported on FHA camp Sue McDonald displayed the scrapbook Refreshments were served by Nancy Hawk and her committee Miss Beryl Cone is chapter adviser.
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The
Plains Fha
Carol Ann Mackie
Ava Ann Kittle
Jo Ann Lee
Donna Hook
Rita Howard
Patsy Bryan
Ava Annittle
Carol Mackie
Sue McDonald
Nancy Hawk
Beryl Cone
Local Calendar Highlights From Athens Area Clubs
Saturday listings include New Marshfield CES initiation and silent auction at 8 p m, Athens White Shrine rummage sale 7 a m to noon, Grange officer installs in Albany at 8 p m, Athens Grange booster night 8 p m with flower show and open meeting, Athens Fairgrounds children's party 11 a m to 11 p m. Sunday features Union Methodist homecoming basket dinner noon and program 2 p m at the Athens County fairgrounds. Monday events include Presbyterian Women executive board 1 15 p m, Group 7 meeting on Pomeroy Road 8 p m, Athens Woman's Music Club 8 p m, and Sigma Phi Gamma sorority at Athens Hotel 7 30 p m.
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New Marshfield
Athens
Courthouse
Albany
Lodi
Summit Granges
Union Methodist Church
Athens County Fairgrounds
Presbyterian Women’s Association
James Bratton
Pomeroy Road
Athens Woman’s Music Club
Presbyterian Church
Bessie Fairchild
W. Union St
Sigma_Phi Gammi
Athens Hotel
Athens Ces
Masonic Temple
L. E. Carpenter
E. State St
Phillips Farm Famous for Cattle and Horses in Ames Township
A historical profile of the Phillips family farm along Route 50A near Amesville, Athens County. The piece traces Ezra Phillips and descendants, their cattle and horse breeding, ties to the Brown and McDougall families, and the 500 acre estate later owned by W. R. Phillips. It mentions notable ancestors and family relics from early Ohio settlement.
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H. Harris
Amesville
Ezra Phillips
Ames Township
Athens County
Errett Eddy
Eddy
Phillips
W. R. Phillips
Brown, McDougall
Scott
Ezra
New York State
Polly Scott
Mariietta
Captan
John Brown
Ames
Eli Brown
John B. Browns
Ellen Ring
John Ring
Somerseshire
England
Lancaster and
N. Sts
Athens Village
E Hill
Hocking River
John McDougall
Gilbert McDougall
Coates
Athens State Hospital
Ezra Phillips III
Cables
Cable Acres
Athens
John B. Brown
Mr. Brown
Lindley Hall
College St
Ohio Regiment of Infantry
Baltimore
Dutch Creek
Cutler Place
Canal Winchester
Jubal Early
Mr. Phillips
United States
King
Newfoundland
Albany Grange Officers Elected In Two Groups At Albany
Waldo Poston presided as Albany Grange elected officers led by re elected master Frank Bobo and secretary Donald Mace. Albany Juvenile Grange chose Sue Love as master and Mike Grinstead presided with installation planned for Sept 24.
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Waldo Poston
Albany Grange
Poston
Frank Bobo
Ida Elliott
Roger van Dyke
Keith Zimmerman
Edith Bobo
Pearl Ator
Margaret Russell
Donald Mace
Marguerite Scott
Ceres
Genevieve Grinstead
Pomona
Dorothy Williams
Flora
Hazel Zimmerman
Arthur van Dyke
Andresa Poston
Sue Love
Albany Juvenile Grange
Judy VanDyke
Sandra Poston
Sandra Trout
Bob Ator
Larry van Dyke
Mike Grinstead
Polly Mace
Maurita Ross
Mary Virginia Harner
Sharon VanDyke
Jimmy Mace
Johnny Trout
Zeta Alumnae Plan Year's Activities
Mrs James Abraham hosted a Wednesday evening gathering of Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae at Flamingo Hill Athens with Mrs David Keller assisting. Plans for the year include hosting Founders Day ceremonies and a dessert hour at the chapter house on October 15 with patronesses and mothers of Zeta members as guests.
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James Abraham
Zeta Tau Alpha
Flamingo Hill
Athens
David Keller
Zeta's
Church Group Meets in Amesville on Sept 19
The executive committee of the tion Amesville met at the church September 19 to plan this year’s programs. A member shower is planned for the next meeting, to be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Alyce Sayers home.
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Presbyterian Women's Association
Amesville
Alyce Sayers
Teen-Ager Bedroom Makeover With Low Budget Textiles
A teen girl's room can blend study and social space using ready made and yard goods. Sturdy denim tweed with gold stripes forms the mood, with charcoal and gray tones. A semi tailered throw costs about 13 dollars, curtains 5, yard fabrics 0.90 per yard for pillow covers and cushions. A walnut headboard matches shelving and a modern white wire chair completes the look.
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Avondale
Knit and Sew Patterns Advertise 1955 Albums and Kits
A varied catalog notes a playful kitten pattern 5545 with instructions and fabric needs. It promotes the 1955 Needlework ALBUM with 346 designs and a skirt pattern 83153 in multiple sizes, with send 25 or 35 cents to The Athens Messenger for pattern copies and the Basic FASHION magazine.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Sue Burnett
Ave
Americas
N.Y
Lessons in Bridge Playing
Bridge column discusses a South hand from a four spade opening and a forced spade lead. It analyzes a misplay where South loses two tricks, and presents the correct line: overtake king of spades with dummy ace, then finesse hearts. Proper play yields six trump tricks and two aces.
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South
East
Card Play Dilemmas in Bridge Hand Leads to Misleading Strategy
In a bridge puzzle the South player faces a double aim of trumps and clubs as West and East coordinate to flush South’s hand. After a sequence of diamond and club playing, East and West reduce South to trumps, culminating in a wrong trump decision by South and a winning overruff by East. The problem asks for the best bid with South holding A452 Q714 KE324Q543.
Summit Grange Plans Program and Contests
Summit Grange met Saturday with Bernard Ward presiding. The group voted to enter the 1956 National Grange and Sears-Roe buck Foundation community service contest. Edwin Wagoner named committee chairs and a program was given by Mrs. Elmer Pierce and others. Refreshments for 35 members and guests were served. installation set for Oct. a.
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Bernard Ward
Summit Grange
Grange
National Grange
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Edwin Wagoner
Elmer Pierce
Sol Goff
Pat Llewellyn
Graces
Harry Hawk
Blanche Mace
Lodi Grange Celebrates Birthdays with July August September
The Lodi Grange met Tuesday evening with 41 members and a guest Mrs. Leona Burson. They honored July August and September birthdays at a potluck supper. Booster Night is planned for Oct 4 and will be open to the public.
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Lodi Grange
Leona Burson
Higley Study Circle Luncheon Hosted by Mrs. Schilling
Mrs. Fred Schilling entertained 19 members of the Higley Study Circle with a 1 PM luncheon at her home Wednesday. An arrangement of asters brightened the buffet setting and a social hour followed.
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Fred Schilling
Higley
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Phillips Farm
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Kay Sherwood
S. Court St
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By Oswald Jacoby
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Ailas
Roya M ° Bee Corporation
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