East Side P T A Opens Year With Rainbow Tea
Mrs Bird and Supt Pendry headline the East Side Parent Teacher Association first meeting of the year at the school. Mrs Dowler outlines aims while Principal Hess and Mrs Pendry stress education and child welfare. A rainbow tea marks social hour with each grade hosting a color table and music by fifth graders.
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East Side
Parent Teacher Association
John W. Dowler
O. C. Bird
Times
Bird
Mr. Pendry
Henri Hess
Hess
Harry Elkins
A. D. Phillips
W. J. Trautwein
C. B. Vorhes
D. E. Gandee
Merna Mills
How Modern Women Lose Pounds of Fat Swiftly Safely
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a simple fat reducing plan. It claims half a teaspoon in hot water before breakfast and dietary cuts will produce fat loss in four weeks with a money back guarantee. It urges readers to buy from Cline Pharmacy or McKee Drug Co. and other drugstores.
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Cline Pharmacy
McKee Drug Co
Ady
Mrs Graham Hosts Literary Club Meeting
The Progressive Literary Club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs Guy Graham's Marshfield Road home with nine members present. After business, Mrs C D Duncan spoke on Ohio's underground railroad and delegates were elected to the Southeastern District Convention in Ironton on October 6-7.
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John Downer
Parent Teacher Association
Columbus
L. H. Bingman
F. D
Progressive Literary Club
Guy Graham
Marshfield Road
C. D. Duncan
Ohio
Iront
L. C. Meade
Guy Bolin
A. N. Johnson
Fred Slaughter
James Duncan
Dorothy Duncan
Harry Frost
Eightieth Birthday Celebrated for Mrs Dumaree
Mrs. W. L. Dumaree marked her eightieth birthday at her daughter Mrs. Roy Saylor’s home 33 West State Street. Attending were her sons E. L. Dumaree of Columbus and Arthur Dumaree of Camden Arkansas, daughter Mrs. Saylor of Athens, and other relatives. A life-long Christian, she joined church work early and attends Sunday School weekly.
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W. L. Dumaree
Roy Saylor
West State Street
E. L. Dumaree
Cleo
Columbus
H. Kayser
Helen Anania
Athens
Saylor
Mrs. Dumaree
England
Arthur Dumaree
Camden
Arkansas
Betty Jane
Paul
Juanita Saylor
Athena
Standard Bearers First Meeting at Mrs Robinsons Home
The Standard Bearers of the Methodist Church held the year’s first meeting Tuesday night at 45 Mound Street. Miss Ethel Cable opened with prayers, Ruth Chandler read scripture, and Goldy Ayers gave the first chapter. The group sang Fling Out the Banner and adjourned to social hour with plans for October at Mrs. J. L. Pickering’s.
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Methodist Church
Roy Robinson
Mound Street
Ethel Cable
Ruth Chandler
Goldy Ayers
J. L. Pickering
Alpha Gamma Delta Formal Reception At Mrs Schioss Home
Patronesses and alumnae hosted a formal reception for rushees at Mrs. Edward Schioss home on West State Street. Sixty guests included active sorority members and rushees with Rose corsages in red and black. Several local women assisted as hostesses.
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Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Edward Schioss
West State Street
Schioss
Roger Jones
Earl Beckley
Seth Lewis
Helen Eiichholtz
Frances Clutts
F. D. Forsyth
C. N. Mackinnon
Edward Cottingham
Robert Cuyler
Rowland
Rose
Telephone Company Hosts Luncheon for Ohio Association
Stockholders of the Athens Home Telephone Company will be guests at the West Washington Street building Friday for the fall district meeting of the Ohio Independent Telephone Association. Attendees should arrive by 11 a.m. for a social hour followed by luncheon and an afternoon program.
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Athens Home Telephone Company
West Washington Street
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Make This Model at Home The Athens Messenger Pattern
Step by step instruction diagrams accompany Practical Slip Pattern 2443 by Anne Adams. The piece urges proper fitting undergarments and promises a tailored slip that flatters the figure and speeds sewing time.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
W. 17Th Street
New York City
Woman's Relief Corps to finalize Ath ens district convention
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet Friday night at 7 in the Chamber of Commerce Rooms to complete arrangements for the district convention to be held in Athens on Saturday October 8.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Cereals Prove Best Value in Nutritious Family Diet
The Day promotes grain products as the most economical and nutritious foundation for meals. It cites dietary studies showing cereals provide 40 percent of fuel value and 25 percent of protein, with milk boosting missing nutrients. A varied cereal plan and ample milk keep calories high without raising costs.
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Walter H. Eddy
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Palmer Street
Ohio State University
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Eugene
Alpha Gamma Delta
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Virginia
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Campbell
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Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
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