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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1967
Page
6
Interior expert Michael Greer advises parents to avoid whimsy in children’s rooms and favor durable, adaptable designs. He favors red accents, white and blue schemes, practical storage, ample light, and furniture that grows with the child while resisting wear.
A Dear Abby column discusses physician rights to prescribe birth control pills to minors with parental consent, a fiancés wedding party dispute over a best man, a husband asking why dinner is late, marketing help, and a note about a wife in Gretna, Virginia. The column closes with instructions to write for a personal reply.
Mrs. Richard Green and her daughter Dianne, both guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Cottrill at 17 Avon Place, stay from San Diego California. Mr. Green is an Ohio University graduate linked with the San Diego city schools. Mrs. Green attended Ohio University as well and was in the Chi Omega sorority.
Miss Nellie M. Plymale and Mr. Clinton R. Sayre were wed at Christ Episcopal Church Point Pleasant West Virginia with both sides identified as local families. The ceremony united two Point Pleasant residents in a formal church service.
Junior Circle of CCL heard Mrs. Lowell Rapp discuss the school levy with Mrs. Richard Dent. Nomination chair Mrs. Robert Guinn presented officers: Dana Wibberts president V. J. Stanson vice president Kenneth Ackerman secretary Charles Wood treasurer Kermit Smith press reporter John Gibson historian. A dessert followed. The double ring ceremony occurred at 7 30 on April 19 with Rev. Charles A. Pitzer officiating.
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