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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1968
Page
5
Expert advice on preventing violence from jealousy between siblings. Encourages shared parent involvement, daily reading, play, and warmth toward the older child. Suggests nursery and social exposure, self reliance for the older child, and balancing attention to both children to avert jealousy dynamics.
Betty Niccolls, mother of four, manages a 60 acre Strouds Run area farm near Elizabeth Drive while directing two church choirs and teaching piano. she bakes bread, makes clothes, ceramic jewelry, and aims to build a lake and resort for ghetto children as part of a broad plan to help people develop their potential.
Eastern High School sponsors a Sunday horse show at the Coolville Riding Club Ring starting at noon with grants and prizes. Grant Newland chairs with Gary Russell as judge Homer A. Cole as announcer Roscoe Burdette as ringmaster. Food will be served by the junior class.
The Mission of East Athens Church of Christ met recently to plan a reception for the new minister Donald Damron and his family. The event was set for 5 p.m. April 28 at the church with hostesses Mrs. Ross Cox and Mrs. Ray Woloschek.
Albany OES Chapter 558 hosted an annual inspection Friday with exactly 100 members and guests. Delegates included Grand officers Naomi K. King, Roberta Mindling, Clare Mosely, and Mable Waggoner, while local officers Ida Keirns and Albert Keirns led the Albany chapter activities for the event.
Abby and Ruth answer on tipping owner operators in Italian restaurants and offer guidance for a girl with a facial mustache. Abby notes tipping is optional and suggests tipping an owner operator if in doubt. Ruth advises consulting a dermatologist for safe hair removal and scar risk.
The forthcoming marriage of Gloria Strene Perkins of Cordell Oklahoma and Airman First Class Dale W Devol of Carbon Hill is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Claude Perkins. The ceremony is set for 8 pm April 27 at the First Baptist Church in Cordell. The Devols and Mrs Ralph Rutherford of Carbon Hill will travel to Oklahoma Thursday for the wedding.
Tow Arrivals Mr and Mrs Carl Crabtree of Albany Route 1 announce the birth of son Kevin Lee on March 31 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Grandparents and great grandparents listed. Another couple, Mr and Mrs Robert Barnitz of Mason announce son Jeffry Andrew born April 14 at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis with extensive listed relations. The note mentions they have three older sons.
A reader asks if a large June wedding canceled by pregnancy warrants a gift. Abby says gift etiquette depends on implied wishes. Another letter notes a long marriage without quarrels can still be dull and invites a personal reply to Abby with return envelope.
A 14 year old girl asks Dear Abby for advice about an unspecified personal issue. The letter outlines emotional concern and requests reassurance, with the assistant expected to provide supportive guidance and practical steps.
District 16 PTA hosts a spring conference at West Elementary School from 8 45 a m to 4 p m with luncheon. Mrs Joseph Ware Foster Ohio Congress of PTA first vice president will discuss the fringe benefits theme along with talks on officers duties by Mrs Charles Richardson and others.
Grace Henderson formerly of Athens was honored at a birthday dinner and garden party in Stuart Florida hosted by Edward and Martha Murray. About 25 guests attended including Athens residents Elizabeth Boudinot William Mickle Watt Grover Fred Wheaton Edith Cullums Margaret Hall and Belle Carpenter.
Mrs. Hammack shares Grandma's Raisin Cake recipe from Point Pleasant West Virginia. Ingredients include raisins brown sugar hot water shortening cinnamon and cloves with baking soda and flour. Bake at 300 degrees for 144 hours and serve with frosting or ice cream.
Reader describes turning a screened porch into a cooler space by stapling plastic match-stick draperies to 2x4 beams to create a dropped ceiling. She suggests using lightweight mildew free Plastic draperies as a low cost ceiling then notes possible use in a den.
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