Ohio University Sororities Host Formal Teas Rushing Opens
Sororities at Ohio University begin four day rushing with Contact Day and entertain with formal teas Thursday Friday and Saturday. Each sorority features themed events such as Chi Omega Merry Go Round Party White Tapper dinner Pi Beta Phi Rodeo Party Hotel Party Alpha Xi Delta The Quill Club Angel Party Zeta Tau Alpha Hawaiian Tea White Violets Club Themis Alpha Gamma Delta Starlight Tea Circus Party Candlelight Dinner Alpha Delta Pi Black and White Diamond Tea Show Boat Party and a wedding themed event Phi Mu Black and Gold Tea Deep Sea Party Dixie Dinner Phi Sigma Sigma hosts a Greek party and Acceptance Tea with Miss Betty Finesilver as president.
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Ohio University
CHI Omega Chi Omega
Marilyn Schako
Chi Omega
Betty Minturn
Rush
PI Beta
Kay Hennesy
Pi Beta Phi
Rachel Lenhart
Pi Phi
Alpha XI Delta Alpha Xi Delta
Quill Club
Jane Sheldon
Alpha Xi Delta
Elizabeth Harley
Zeta Tau Alpha Zeta Tau Alpha
Club Themis
Joan Eisele
Zeta Tau Alpha
Mary Sterling
Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Gama Delta
Nancy Burhams
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alice Ann Pixley
Alpha Delta PI
Sally Ann Doyle
Marian Abram
Phi Mu
King Neptune
Doris Brown
Virginia Drum
PHI Sigma Sigma Phi Sigma Sigma
Betty Finesilver
Elaine Starn Rush
Fur Trimmed Suit Dress Promises Fashion Comeback
Esploring the return of fur trimmed suit dresses, the piece pairs bold prints with contrasting pelts like ermine and mink. Also noted are fur lined jackets and lumberjack style suits, plus a birth announcement for Marcia Jane Hitchings and an upcoming meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club.
Initiation Service For 10 Chi Omegas
Ten girls were initiated by Chi Omega sorority, Saturday, Sept. 23, bringing active members to 40. Initiates include Katie Scarff, New Carlisle. Loretta Kidney, Akron. Lois Fox, Mitchell. Harriet Melcher, Cleveland. Agnes Knapke, Euclid. Lois Roach, Marietta. Pat Denton, Sara Kay Thompson, Valerie Crawley, Barbara Yost. A family picnic followed on Sept. 17 at Dana Haning home, Gold Ridge, with many relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Chi O
Katie Scarff
New Carlisle
Loretta Kidney
Akron
Lois Fox
Mitchell
S. D
Harriet Melcher
Cleveland
Agnes Knapke
Euclid
Lois Roach
Marietta
Pat Denton
Sara Kay Thompson
Portsmouth
Valerie Crawley
Canton
Barbara Yost
Atlanta
Athens County WCTU Program and Officer Elections Here
Athens County WCTU held a full day session with devotions led by Mrs. A. G. Winkle. Officers elected include President Mrs. Sam Starkey and Treasurer Mrs. Frank Thomas. A pot luck dinner followed and a later session featured memorials and a talk on why men drink. The next Athens Union meeting is scheduled for Oct. 4 at the Christian Church. CMC Sorority will meet at Betty Pratt’s home tonight at 7 p.m.
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Athens County
W.C.T.U
A. G. Winkle
Glouster
Frank Thomas
Amesville
Clyde Hines
Athens Union
Sam Starkey
Nelsonville Union
Lulu Bingman
Glouster Union
H. T. Farrar
Evangelistic Department
M. T. Vermillion
H. T. Phillips
Thomas Spencer
The
Flower Mission
A. E. Wagner
Columbus
W. E. Clark
E. C. Kenney
Gilbert Knight
H. F. Kellogg
J. W. Hudson
Rev. H. McDonald
Nelsonville
Maude Williams
Fred Luchs
Christian Church
Fonigoth
CMC
Betty Pratt
W. State St
Marine, Army, and Navy Club
Dorothy Atkins
Pierce
Lucille Schrider
Cleo Brooks
Robert Nelson
Everett Barnhart
Health Narcotic Meeting Friday in Athens High Little Theater
Health and Narcotic officials from the State Department of Education will speak at 7 p m Friday September 29 in the Athens High School Little Theater on temperance education in public schools. Howard E Hamlin stresses parental and teacher influence on youth habits and health. Also noted is Lieut Edward A Sprague and Mrs Sprague leaving for Long Island to join St. Albans Naval Hospital internship after OSU medical exams.
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Howard E. Hamlin
Department of Health and Narcotics
State Department of Education
Little Theater
Athens High School
Hamlin
von Lieut
J.g
Edward A. Sprague
Long Island
N. Y
Lieut. Sprague
St. Albans Naval Hospital
College of Medicine
Ohio State University
Columbus
Jamaica
Sprague
J. R. Sprague
Morris Ave
East Side PTA Names Committees for the Year
East Side School PTA announces its annual committee assignments at the first meeting. Key roles include Program chair Mrs. Carl House and Membership lead Mrs. Evan Edwards with grade representatives, plus leaders for Financial, Tax Stamp, Playground, Hospitality, Social, Room Mothers, Publicity, Magazines, Flowers, Valentine, and Music. Officers listed: President Mrs. Glen Hanes, First Vice President Mrs. Len McCune, Second Vice President Mrs. Rush Elliott, Secretary Mrs. Donald Clutter, Treasurer Mrs. Darryl Watkins.
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East Side P.T.A
Carl House
Clark Williams
C. L. Dow
Herbert Hoberg
Rush Elliott
Evan Edwards
Fred Williams
Clarence Samford
Clark Dailey
Herman Ellis
C. E. Thomas
Harley Blair
Financial
Edward Algeo
John M. Lietwiler
J. B Roberts
Sherman Gilmore
Wilbur Martin
William Smiley
L. A. Hamilton
Joseph Thackery
Robert Henderson
R. L. Wickerman
Fred Sanders
Playground
Carl Sylvester
J. B. Grogan
Donald Clippinger
Jamies Scriven
A. E. McConkey
Homer Baird
Joseph Paterna
W. H. Kirchner
Howard Mills
Man
Gerald Kyle
Richard Thompson
Jack Preston
George M. Fee
Ross Wright
Paul Kimes
James Householder
Raymond Brown
C. R. Hoskins
Fred van Meter
James Seward
Lewis Ondis
Ralph Carpenter
C. J. Noblin
John Dowler
Frank Higgins
Flowers
Louisa Steele
Valentine
Raymond Lee
P. L. Peterson
Glen Hanes
East Side Pta
Len McCune
Donald Clutter
Darryl Watkins
Maecenas Club at Brookins Hosts Literary Session
Mrs. Howard Brookins hosted the Maecenas Literary Club at 168 N. Lancaster St. on a Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. W. Hudson assisting. The program honored Sarah Bernhardt, who would turn 100 this year, and plans for the year were discussed while cake and coffee were served. The next meeting is set for Oct. 10 with Mrs. Frank Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Brookins
N. Lancaster St
Maecenas Literary Club
J. W. Hudson
Frank Dean
Sarah Bernhardt
W. Bingman
Brookins
Albany PTA HearS Know Your PTA Quiz Facts
Mrs. L C Staats, district representative, led a quiz on PTA basics at the Albany PTA meeting. Topics included no salaries for officers, two PTA magazines, Ohio’s nine districts, funding used for a Red Cross unit and War Bonds, and PTA membership figures. Betty Bird led songs. Blanche Long was program chair.
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L. C. Staats
Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Albany Pta
Ohio
Red Cross
United States
Betty Bird
Blanche Long
Birthday Party Honors Local Children
Mrs. Raymond Stedman of Athens and Mrs. Charles Holman of Coolville hosted a birthday party Saturday September 23 at the Holman home for Charles Holman and Opal Stedman marking their eighth birthdays. Sixteen children attended with ice cream cake and candy and games provided.
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Raymond Stedman
Athens
Charles Holman
Coolville
Holman
Opal Stedman
Musicians in New Concert Series In Columbus
A new concert series at Memorial Hall in Columbus will feature world renowned performers. October 10 opens with the Don Cossack Chorus directed by Nicolas Kostrukoff, followed by Bidu Sayao and Richard Crooks on November 1, with the Columbus Boy Choir third. December 15 brings Yehudi Menuhin on February 14, March 20 showcases Robert Casadesus, and final in April 7 is Rise Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus’ Memorial Hall
Carl E. Summers
Ohio Music Merchants Association
Nicolas Kostrukoff
Bidu Sayao
Richard Crooks
Metropolitan Opera
Radio
Herbert Huffman
Yehudi Menuhin
Robert Casadesus
Rise Stevens
Sigma Phi Gamma Plans Holiday Projects
Mrs. Douglas Spaulding conducted the business meeting of Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority at the American Legion Home on Monday evening. Plans for the annual Thanksgiving and Christmas projects were discussed and prizes for Dub Bridge were awarded to Miss Betty Henderson and Miss Virginia Fitzgerald with Miss Marianne Bailey Miss Sue Blair and Miss Emugene Davis serving as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Spaulding
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
American Legion
Marianne Bailey
Sue Blair
Emugene Davis
Betty Henderson
Virginia Fitzgerald
Dorothy Canfield Fisher Cooked Venison For Tender Meat
The writer and former Ohio University commencement speaker Dorothy Canfield Fisher discussed marinating meat to soften fibers. She noted soaking venison in white wine or vinegar, browning, then spreading with sour cream before baking. The method could also benefit lean tough beef.
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Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Ohio University
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New York
Charles Hitchings
Mill St
Marcia Jane
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Levy Thompson
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Cline Building
Post Office
Chi Omegas
Dana Haning
Gold Ridge
Evelyn Warner
Louise
Joan
Helen Cletita
John
Hattie Cuckler
Ravenna
James H. Quivey
Rodney
Pratts Fork
Ella Knopp
Harrisonville
Wendell Hooper
Joe Cuckler
Pasadena
Calif
Harley Hanning
Pomeroy
Geraldine Duckler
Dan Carl
Kingsbury
Jersey
Jersey House
Harold's
Court St
Mabel Harris
WCTU
Logan's College Shop
Brassieres
Logan
East Side School
Maecenas Club
Brookins Tome
Albany
Vow
Sigma Phi Gamma
Idrem
New Orleans
Al-Mo0-Co Corporation
Cincinnati, Ono
Dove Brand
South Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Tenderfoot
Stanleys Shoe Store
South Court St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Weint
Foster's
S. Court St
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