Hollisters Receive Visits From Family Guests
Mr and Mrs W O Hollister of E State Street hosted Dr B E Janes and family from Connecticut including Kenneth Norman Carolyn and Marshall along with Lt Robert Staneart who sails for Fort Lee Virginia after Ohio University grad and summer work at Anderson Elevator Co and Stan eart Automotive Supply. Kenneth Shingler enlists for three years and departs for Camp Knox Kentucky then Camp Gordon Georgia for seven months radio repair training.
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W. O. Hollister
E. State St
Hollister
B. E. Janes
Kenneth
Norman
Carolyn
Marshall
Connecticut
Janes
University of Connecticut
Hollisters
Bert Speilman
Carrie Hines
George Hines
Kent
Robert Staneart
Fort Lee
Officers Quartermasters’ Training School
Staneart
Ohio University
Anderson Elevator Co
Maumee
Staneart Automotive Supply
Glen Staneart
Maplewood Drive
Kenneth Shingler
Margaret Sigismund
W. State St
Camp Knox
Camp Gordon
Shingler
Fifty Couples Attend Costume Party at Athens Country Club
Fifty couples attended a Gay Nine ties dance at the Athens Country Club on a Saturday evening. Rex Koons' orchestra played old time tunes while guests wore costumes from trunks and attics and the room featured red checkered tables and peanuts. The party committee included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hollingsworth as chairmen and several other couples assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Country Club
Rex Koons
Robert Hollingsworth
Fred ‘Schleicher
Fred Wheaton
Ralph Smeck
Robert Baur
Fred Swearingen
Modern American Short Story Topic at Pallas Club
Mrs. Gilbert Knight and Mrs. L. J. Horton led the first Fall meeting of the Pallas Club at Mrs. J. J. Phillips home. Horton reviewed postwar short story trends. Knight detailed Jesse Stuart’s life and work with readings from Tales from Plum Grove Hill and Men of the Mountain. Miss Mildred Chatter chaired. guest Mrs. Gerald de Laval attended. Future meeting will discuss poets in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Knight
L. J. Horton
Pallas Club
J. J. Phillips
Jesse Stuart
Plum Grove Hill
NEA Journal
Mildred Chatter
Gerald de Laval
Genevieve Apgar
Mary Connett
Women Bank Executive Advocates Personal Touch in Banking
Ann Javits, a pioneer woman banker, argues women bring realism to money and value personal contact with customers. She rose from secretary in 1924 to vice president and personal loan manager, stressing character and handshake over impersonal credit references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Javits
America
Miss Javits
Commercial State Bank and Trust Co
New York
Handbags Deeply Set Off Fall Lines In Furs and Leathers
New fall handbag styles emphasize depth from rectangular and oval shapes to deep pouches and market bags. Rich materials including suede velvet and fur trims define the season with elaborate lines, textures, and faux or real fur accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEA
Social Calendar Highlights Local Groups June Activities
Presbyterian Women group II meet 1 pm with Mrs. Frank Dilley at 90 Columbia Ave Albany PTA hosts 8 pm at high school taking cookies. American Legion Auxiliary 7 pm meeting asks for needles scissors and thimble to craft 1300 hats for Chillicothe VA Hospital. Esther Class Amesville Methodist Church hosts Tuesday dinner and Phi Delta Theta Auxiliary meets 7:30 pm with Mrs. Dwight Mutchler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women
Frank Dilley
Columbia Ave
American Legion Auxiliary
Chillicothe VA Hospital
Esther
Amesville Methodist Church
Phi Delta Theta
Dwight Mutchler
Easy to Sew Needlework and Pattern Advertisements
The Athens Messenger promotes patterns and craft guides including a matching bonnet booties mittens and bottle warmer set pattern No 2213 with instructions and materials, and a wrap around skirt pattern No 8019 with waist sizes via Anne Cabot and Sue Burnett. It also advertises Basic FASHION for 53 Fall and Winter with a gift pattern inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Sue Burnett
Ave
Americas
Overcoming an Inferiority Complex for Teens
Vivian Brown surveys teen self doubt and offers practical steps to gain confidence. She urges picking one talent, practicing smiling, engaging topics, helping others, joining hobby clubs, and seeking shared interests through local groups or librarians to form friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Bishop Class Meets Thursday at Central Ave Methodist Church
The Bishop Class of Central Ave Methodist Church met Thursday evening with Mrs. Frank Beebe in charge. Devotions were by Mrs. D. D. Chappelear. Cake mix prepared by members for missionaries. Mrs. Mary Brickles and Mrs. A. J. Romine led the program. Refreshments given by Mrs. Porter Dickens, Mrs. Anna Edwards, Mrs. Floyd Hutchins and Mrs. Lucy Barker for 25 members and 3 guests. The Child Guidance Circle of the Child Conservation League plans a Wiener roast for Saturday at Earl Hooper residence Albany Road. husbands invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Ave. Methodist Church
Frank Beebe
D. D. Chappelear
Mary Brickles
A. J. Romine
Porter Dickens
Anna Edwards
Floyd Hutchins
Lucy Barker
Child Guidance Circle
The
Child Conservation League
Earl Hooper
Albany Road
Shade FHA Elects Officers for Year
Shade FHA announces new officers Grace Phillips president Shirley Meeks vice president Donnette Crandall secretary Barbara Goldsberry treasurer Joann Gwinn reporter Martha Bobo historian Deulah Swartz parliamentarian Ethelda Harris song leader and club mothers Mrs Robert Smith Mrs Dovel Beckett Mrs Wayne Harris with Glen Downey as club father. Board meeting attended by Joann Gwinn Mary Grace Woodyard and Mrs Glen Downey at The Plains High School on Sept 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Shade Fha
Grace Phillips
Shirley Meeks
Donnette Crandall
Barbara Goldsberry
Joann Gwinn
Martha Bobo
Deulah Swartz
Ethelda Harris
Robert Smith
Dovel Beckett
Wayne Harris
Glen Downey
Mary Grace Woodyard
County
FHA
the Plains High School
Lessons in Bridge by Oswald Jacoby
The column discusses the slam double as a cue for an unusual lead rather than the first suit bid by dummy. In a sample hand East doubles to signal a club lead, allowing West to read the intent and choose clubs over diamonds to defeat the contract. South holds spades eight three and hearts ace queen jack seven five, diamonds ace.
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Oswald Jacoby
East
West
South
North
Two to Start a Club Sparks Enthusiast Interest
The idea of forming a club needs only two people to begin and soon more enthusiasts may join as news leaks. The prompt hints at grassroots momentum and word of mouth driving enrollment.
Bridge bidding puzzle with two diamonds rebid scenario
South holds spades Q3 hearts A K J 7 5 diamonds A K Q 9. After J-3 and clubs 3-2, A-Bid two diamonds shows a second bid in a dable suit and no extra promise. The question mirrors the previous scenario. what is the best line? Answer tomorrow.
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Dorothy Roe
Associated Press Women’s
Oor
Philco
Mill St
Athens
Ambassador Stimson
Gaile Dugas
Albany Pta
By Vivian Brown
Sal All
Quick's
Uhlman
Court Street
Ydia Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkharm
Chesterhill, Ohio
Tor
Council of Foods and Nutrition
American Medical Association
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