Easter Weekend Guest List From Athens Area
Athens residents hosted relatives and friends over Easter visiting Pittsburgh Washington D C Cincinnati Mariemont and Louisville. Guests included Edna Way Armbruster Addicott Apgar Laughlin Schewer Klingenberg Webb Weber Cook Vickers Olasin Carr and families from Marietta Granville Hyattsville Morris Avenue and Delaware.
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Edna Way
A. H.¢ Armbruster
Athens
Pittsburgh, Pa
Robert Laughlin
Armbruster
HP. ¢ Schewers
L. J. Addicott
Genevieve Apgar
Mariemont
Cincinnati
Gertrude Addiott
Anderson Township
Cincinnati Conservatory
Terrace Park Episcopal
Joe Klingenbers
Billy
Peach Ridge Road
Washington, D.C
D. H. Sams
C. R. Biddle
Emily
Louisville
William L. Webb
David
Nancy
Pamela
Hyattsville
Mr. Webb
John V. Webb
Susan
Joan
Ueuguver
Snargaret Gai
uch= ton Park
Til
Cook
Helen Caverty
Jack Vickers
College of Pharmacy
University of Cincinnati
J. K. Vickers
Michael Olasin
Cathy
Dickie
Bill
John
Helen Laverty Hostess To Service Guild
Helen Laverty presided over the Service Guild of the First Methodist Church with 39 members and three guests present. Miss Vera Gillespie reviewed Neil's Under Ice Flags about three republics of India Delou and Pakistan, noting evangelists as their greatest need. Officers for next year were elected including Erma Anderson president and Dorothy Brumbaugh vice president. A May 2 meeting will be at Dr Faith Wray home. recipe contest and kitchen program planned. social and constitutional updates reviewed at Athens Appliance and TV Co showings.
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Sue Gen
Wmeuins
Ste Et Seyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Mise Helen Laverty
Delle Finsterwald
Gertrude Wolfe
Vera Gillespie
Eohen Neil
India
Delou
Pakistan
England
Geraldine Hope
Sabina
Lake Side
Blanche Long
Vera McConkey
Naomi Black
Erma Anderson
Dorothy Brumbaugh
Guild
Miss Laverty
Eos. Lope
Grace Cleveland
Fine Whittington
Mises
Eaith McBee
Vera Gillespie Dianne
Shepherd Land
Marie McCoy
Eaith ‘Wray
Sweet Potato Puffs With Baked Ham Dinner Menu
A family dinner feature describes a baked ham with a skinless shankless roast, apricot glaze, and a side of sweet potato puffs fried to a crisp. The menu includes green peas curry cream sauce green salad hot rolls peach pecan short cake and tomorrow’s dinner notes watercress onion salad rhubarb lattice pie and horseradish whipped cream.
Plastics Topic of Pallas Club
A Pallas Club session Saturday afternoon hosted Miss Majel Lawrence who introduced by Miss Julia Cable read a paper on Plastics prepared by Mrs. Robin Bishop. The report noted plastics as a growing industry with many uses and rapid product development. It cited the need for specialists and mentioned Ohio University as one of six institutions offering related work.
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Pallas Club
Majel Lawrence
Julia Cable
Robin Bishop
Bishop
Ohio
Ohio University
Seven day themed cat-uue designs pattern release
Embroidered seven designs for a week themed towel rack set. Includes iron transfer, pattern 2451, sizing from 8x10 to tia x Ts, material needs, stitch illustrations, color chart. Send 23 coins plus name and address to Anne Cabot at The Athens Messenger for pattern number. Also notes 1966 Needlework Album with 56 pages and three gift patterns. Also reports birth of Edward Frederick Freeman on March 29 at Grace Hospital, Windsor. Betty Dowdell returns from Easter break. plans christening in Windsor. Also advertises ice for outings and two outfits patterns 8222 and 8219 with sizes 3-8 years and materials. send coins and pattern number to Sue Burnett at The Athens Messenger.
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Anne Cabot
Athens
Ave
Edward Freeman
Florence Dowdell
Windsor
Ontario
Canada
Edward Frederick
Grace Hospital
Charles Dowdell
Edward Free’man
Dowdell
Rson Barney
Mim
Betty Dowdell
Every Child Should Have A Sandbox
A nostalgic guide to sandbox play stresses sand as a lasting, versatile toy for children from infancy to older ages. It covers building sandboxes, toy selections, space needs, and safety, with anecdotes of families and guests enjoying seaside and backyard sand play.
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Pynotomy
Y. Wimppre
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Calendar of Events at First Christian and Nearby Groups
Calendar items show meetings and gatherings including Fideliy Lodge at 8 p.m. and 7330 p.m. ooa’s Athens Needle Club with Mrs. Rippling Water council led by Fred Kittle at 2 hours 8 p.m. Degree practice and Alban y Wednesday Club posts Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae dinner at 6 p.m. with Miss Hazel Konch. PEO with Mrs. F. W. Reed at 1:30 p.m. New Marshfield Canasta Club dinner at 6:30 p.m. and birthday observance for Mrs. James with Mrs. shton at 7:30 p.m. Maecenas Literary Club with Mrs. d H. McElroy at 111 N. Lan.
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Mearne
Fideliy
Helekan Lodge
Hireh
Ooa
Athens
Rippling
New Marshfield
Canasta Club
Sportsman
James
Naomi Bible Class Meets Sixth Birthday Party
Naomi Bible Class held a birthday party at Grand Park Blvd for Lana Jane Weber, daughter of Carl and Mrs Weber, on Saturday afternoon. Guests included Debbie Seel, Peggy Eschenbacher, and others. Prizes were awarded for games. prayers led by Mrs Cynthia McHoward. Easter season refreshments served to members including Alta Hemry, Bernice Keeton, and Monell Eure.
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Lana Jane Weber
Carl Weber
Grand Park Blvd
Debbie Seel
Peggy | Eschenbacher
Debwi al Semige
Dr Guts
Camate Rowena
Cynthia Mc Howard
Cheryl Hoffee
Polly Sensis
Tee
Sewell
Ie Carolyn Weberee
Alta
el Hemry
Bernice "Keeton
Eure Monell
Bridge bidding puzzle challenges bold slam decisions
The problem presents a contract scenario where South holds KQ853 and West North East pass with partner unknown. With four no trump or a grand slam possible, determine the optimal bid based on aces held by the partner and the must respond strategy for a balance between risk and potential slam.
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Iheart
West unblocks defense after singleton diamond lead
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where West opens a singleton diamond and fears East will set up a deceitful ruff. The defender considers blocking the trap by bypassing the club ace and diamond return, or simply playing on to avoid tipping the opponents, then moves to the next hand.
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West
East
West F
Oswald Jacoby
Sirloin steak thickness and weight range
A sirloin steak described as about 1 percent inches thick would weigh between 3 and 14 percent pounds, indicating a highly imprecise and inconsistent specification for portion size.
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Fred Weber
Sally
F. W
William J. Davis
Noel
Lee Jay
Leroy
Mr.and
Mrs. Warren Cook
Steen
Marlene
Athens Pharmacy
S. Court
Helen Laverty
Service
Whitey Nite
Col
Pallas
Sue Burnett
Americas
New York
Anne
Lya
Margaret Ace
Nellie Lee
Jeanette Tipton
Elabetha Winefordner
Vivian Monteana
Jerma"Clench
Carla
Jim McDonald
Rita’ Keeton
F. W. Reed
Johnshton
Maecenas Literary Club
D.h. McElroy
N. Lan
Naomi Bible
North Axs
Assestas
Equses
Ares
Uhlman
Asepto Baby
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Athens Pharmacy ' S Court
Gaby Aree
Meer
Logan