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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1950
Page
6
A published reader shares six practical rules for mother in laws to avoid conflict with daughters in law. She emphasizes not burdening sons, avoiding direct criticism, not prying, withholding advice, respecting grown children's independence, and maintaining personal interests to prevent overstepping boundaries.
The Omega Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi at Ohio University hosts its spring initiation at the Christian Church at 5 00 PM with a 6 00 PM afterglow. Madeline Feil will speak on Steps in Building for a Living, with Esther Hand delivering alumni greetings and Rosemary Bernard as toastmistress. Initiates include Laura Jeanne Anderson Peter Bauer Allen Bellin Shirley Blake Carolyn Burwell Jeannine Byers Robert W Byers Harvey Charles Barbara Donaldson Max Evans Janes Fannin Elizabeth Feiszle Jacqueline Fladbarth Herbert Hofmann George L Kurtz Donald Parsons Lowell Risch Sally Rose Smith Avalon Taylor and Joan E Vance. An Omega Chapter band concert at Memorial Auditorium on April 26 at 1 30 PM benefits Athens County children.
Deadline for club notices is Friday by 2 p.m. to reach the Woman's Page editor for the Sunday Messenger. Early women's page deadline requires cooperation from club secretaries.
Wednesday features a ladies day bridge luncheon at Athens Country Club at 1 p.m. Reservations via Mrs. C. E. Nunemaker at 27634. Daughters of 1812 chapter led by Mrs. J. R. participation noted.
The Junior Circle of CCL heard Mrs. D. K. Pierce present a talk titled Physical Growth of Your Child at a gathering with eighteen members at 88 Maplewood Dr. Members offered rainy day game suggestions and assisting hostesses were Ms. Erle Bridgewater Jr. and Mrs. Clarence Flowers. Splinters of glass were noted to be picked up safely with a damp cotton ball.
A list of upcoming meetings and events includes the Pocahontas Lodge at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. with covered dishes and April birthday honors, Fidelity Rebekah Lodge at IOOF hall Coolville, Plains Garden Club nature walk at 6 p.m. led by Mrs. Paul Tipton, Professor A. M. Wallace as leader, Chauncey regular meeting at 7:30 with Mrs. Erle Bridgewater, PEO at 7:30 with Miss Mary D. Blayney, Homemakers' Club at 10:30 a.m. with Mrs. Raymond Webb, Athens Route 1, dinner at noon with covered dish, Intermediate CCL at 8:30 p.m. with Mrs. Charles Fulks, and Wesleyan Missionary Society at 1 p.m. at the church.
Mrs. J. D. Lee of Dayton Ohio says Rennel Concentrate helped her drop to 159 pounds and feel healthful again after years of obesity. The ad touts a home remedy with grapefruit juice, two tablespoons twice daily, and a money back guarantee if results aren’t seen.
The Athens County Women’s Republican club held a dinner meeting last night at Mechanicsburg School with over 200 attendees. Entertainment by Freeland Norris and his Mumblers from Racine featured skits and quartet singing. additional performers included Claudis Chap pel and Guy Morrison.
Gaylord W. asks Dr. Crane if his parents and friends are right about a blonde dancer he loves. The advisor warns vanity can blur judgment when a man idealizes a disadvantaged partner, urging caution before marriage.
Plan meals using plentiful foods to cut costs and boost nutrition. Recipes include veal birds, buttered noodles, Harvard beets, kale tips, and economical desserts. advice covers kale preparation and simple budget jewelry care. Also includes psychology notes on dating and a request for Dr. Crane charts.
Wilberforce Branch of the AAUW sponsors the second annual workshop on inter group relations at Wilberforce State College from June 15 to 18. The general theme is how may we build integration and thus help win world peace. A panel of nationally recognized authorities in inter group relations will speak.
Mr and Mrs Karl Kasten at 163 N Congress St report returning from the national DAR convention in Washington DC. They spent the weekend visiting friends in Charles County Maryland.
Pieces of antique china and glass ware were shown while a history of each item was presented by Past Matrons and Patrons of Minear Chapter 274 at the Masonic Hall in Guysville on Friday evening. Mrs Theodore Crawford and Mrs Edna Chesser led the program with a long list of attending members and refreshments served by Mrs Arnold and Mrs Hayes.
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