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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1960
Page
6
A Caribbean twist on a meatless Lent dish features noodles in a herb cheese sauce. The recipe uses thyme basil chives onions and parsley with butter flour milk and cheddar, plus optional additions of eggs salmon or tuna to create a hearty noodle bake.
Jerald Hamilton, University Organist, will present a Palm Sunday recital as part of University Musical Vespers at 4 p.m. in the Helen Mauck Galbreath Memorial Chapel. The program includes Bach and Brahms works and ends with Franck. The event is free and open to the public. The same issue notes the League of Women Voters annual meeting Tuesday at Mrs. Bernard Black’s home with Mary Ellen Ludlum of Columbus as speaker.
The Plains seniors head to Washington D C Annapolis Md and New York City this week. Funds raised by students and mothers from dances skating parties talent shows a senior play bake sales candy sales and a magician show covered the 1974 cost of 1974 00. The group leaves Sunday night visiting the Smithsonian Archives Building Mount Vernon Capitol and other sites. They also tour the U S Naval Academy Manhattan Island the United Nations Building and Rockefeller Center before returning to Athens Saturday.
The East Elementary School carnival will run April 29 from 6 to 9 in the school rooms. Event features include a basketball shoot with Ohio University captains Dale Bandy and Howard Jolliff, fish pond, cake walk, pitch game, golf, bowling, duck pond, white elephant sale, raffles, bake sale, and movies. Exhibits include international students in native dress and a Judo demonstration. A playroom for 2 1/2 to 5 year olds will be provided. Co chairs are Mr. and Mrs. Catlin and Mr. and Mrs. Blackmore.
The Friendly Hour Neighbors Club held a meeting at Mrs. Harold Brown’s home. Officers elected were Emory Allen Jr president Allen Kyle vice president Robert Morrison secretary Michael Byron treasurer. Next meeting set for April 28 with Mrs Byron Verity Rd. COMING AND GOING Mr William J Driscoll of De Pauw University Greencastle Ind spent spring vacation visiting his mother Mrs Gertrude Driscoll 14 N Lancaster St.
Dr. Loren Staats was guest speaker on the Greek life topic at the Rose Banquet during the triennial Alpha Xi Delta convention. Mrs. Staats and several others attended as award presentations honored alumnae and undergraduates for academics and activities in Athens.
The Ath ens Junior Music Club held its April meeting on Sunday with Mrs. Maurel Hawkins and Mrs. Elma Randall in charge. John Moberly announced. participants included Neil Wallace Debbie Klare Cynthia Hilko Gregg Bridgewater Mike Adams Marianne Polk and Tom Rannon. Afterward Mrs. Hawkins led folk songs as Mrs. Willard Phelps played piano. Hostesses were Mrs. Harry Adams Mrs. Caleb Moberly and Mrs. Michael Hilko.
The article notes foreign women envy the American modern shopping center as a social and family hub. Chicago builder David Moss says centers lure with diverse shops, dining, entertainment, and services, enabling evening shopping and one stop family outings. It also promotes a 1960 needlecraft book offer with free quilt patterns.
Rome Canaan High School hosts a Friday night performance at 8 in the auditorium. The drama adapts Catherine Marshall’s biography of Dr. Peter Marshall with cast including Jack Proffitt as Peter and Jayne Gallagher as Catherine. Daniel Mansfield plays Peter John under director Clayton L. Stein with assistants Larry Linton and Jamnita Lawson. Tickets are sold through students.
The Scioto County Medical Society Educational Foundation sponsors a Portsmouth Health Fair from April 11 to 13 at Highland School Grant and Hutchins. About 50 exhibits and demonstrations on health principles will be shown, including 13 American Medical Association exhibits. Admission is free and hours run 9 am to 4 pm and 6 to 9 pm daily. minors under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Crochet patterns offer a 6 inch pineapple square in No 30 with directions. Pattern 848 costs thirty five cents plus 5 cents extra for first class mailing. Send name address zone PATTERN NUMBER to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept New York.
Listings include Women of the Good Shepherd parish house hosted by Mrs. Victor White at 8 p m. New Marshfield Garden Club led by Mrs. Frances Clark at 7 30 p m. Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae with Mrs. John Vickers at 297 E State St. 7 30 p m. WIA-ITU with Mrs. Marion Crawley at 8 Strathmore 7 30 p m. Bake sale. Phi Mu Auxiliary with Mrs. Homer Cherington Peach Ridge Rd 7 30 p m. Silent auction. Adult Fellowship Class Plains Methodist Church with Mrs. Sam McDonald at 7 30 p m. Stork Shower. Nannie Alom Rebekah Lodge at 8 p m. Degree practice Bring tax stamps. Higley Study Circle with Mrs. H A Thomas 45 Maplewood Dr 2 30 p m. Newcomers Club luncheon OU Center private dining room 12 30 p m Program following in faculty lounge. Wednesday Club luncheon at noon with Mrs. Lowell Ziegler Please bring table service.
The notice promotes a printed pattern 4852 for Misses waist sizes 24 through 32. It describes a smart summer skirt in linen or cotton denim, with pattern pieces printed and directions on each part. Send fifty cents plus ten cents mailing to Anne Adams at The Athens Messenger pattern dept.
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