Clean Home Sets Holiday Mood and Hints for Homemakers
Amid holiday bustle, a quick no rinse cleaner eases touch up cleaning. Advice covers mantels stairways doors lampposts and simple greenery decorations to keep homes sparkling with festive mood.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1958
Page
6
Amid holiday bustle, a quick no rinse cleaner eases touch up cleaning. Advice covers mantels stairways doors lampposts and simple greenery decorations to keep homes sparkling with festive mood.
The Athens Home Demonstration Club and guests meet tonight at 7 30 p m at Ohio Fuel Gas Co for a Christmas cooking demonstration.
At a Tuesday meeting, Mrs. Harry Benz presented a program on Allan Dulles and his OSS leadership in Bern during World War II. She explained the OSS as the early intelligence agency and the CIA’s 1947 creation as OSS’s successor within the National Security Council framework.
The Vanderhoof Baptist Missionary Society held its November gathering at Mrs. Mavis Swan’s home. Naomi Williams led the meeting and the group tied a quill as the evening’s project.
Maecenus Literary Club met Tuesday at Cottage Tea Room for a Christmas luncheon. Members present included Mrs Josten, Mrs Smith, Mrs Black, Mrs Douglas, Mrs Ford, Mrs Stauffer, Mrs Carpenter, Mrs McElroy, Mrs Laughlin, Mrs Ogg, Mrs Ailstock and Mrs Tribe. Donations supported Red Cross and Veterans. gifts went to Hillcrest, Delaware Home and the State Hospital. A future gift will go to founder Mrs J R Harvey. A letter and poem from Alma Hudson, now at Dayton Masonic Home, were read. The program showcased Christmas customs from different lands. Gift exchange and carol singing closed the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Lewis hosted at the OU Center for a dinner in honor of Miss Virginia Roberson and Jerry Evans. The private dining room featured Christmas themed decorations with guests including Mr. and Mrs. William Roberson and other Robersons, Evans families, Joan Bush, professors, and local residents.
MR. AND MRS. JAMES RIGGSBY and children Debbie and Jimmie of Petersburg spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Riggsby’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCune, 60 Sunnyside Drive. FA, Donald E. Daugherty, stationed aboard the USS Albemarle, is on a 10 day leave to attend his sister Carolyn Sue Riggsby’s Thanksgiving Day wedding to William R. Dorsey. MR. AND MRS. LOWELL ZIEGLER of Albany entertained numerous relatives from Albany Dublin Portsmouth and Belpre Ohio and Parkersburg W V. MRS. FRED McCOY has returned home after hospitalization in Columbus. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM LEWIS of Athens Route 3 hosted Thanksgiving with many guests from Athens Millfield Eleanor W Va.
Daughters of Union Veterans 100th meeting gathered at 75 East State Street for a Christmas luncheon. Mrs. Ray Smith elected president with officers to be announced after January installation at Mrs. Rilla Rose's home. Gift exchange and card signing for shut-in members.
Guard hands and clothing when lifting the holiday turkey from roaster to platter by grasping with paper toweling. Toweling such as Kleenex towels is cleaner than hot pads and disposable. Meeting tonight at 7 30 p.m. at the Athens State Hospital Auditorium.
Gray Ladies from Sheltering Arms and Athens State Hospital were honored at a Tuesday evening meeting for long service. Recipients included Mabel Burke Eleanor Johnson and several others earning 30 hours pins one year bars and four to nine year chevrons plus six seven and nine year pins.
An advertisement touts a desirable gift option described as easy to buy and wonderful to receive, with lasting value for a relative or close friend or business associates. It lists a phone number 28932 and references Athens Division AAA.
The Hobson Study Circle held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Wilson Norris home on December 2 with a gift exchange and a response of Christmas quotations during roll call. Two new members Mrs. Paul Sleam and Mrs. Herman Ellis joined.
Kids decorate the house for the holidays by painting wreaths and Santa Claus on mirrors using detergent and water fluff. The suds wipe off easily with a damp Kleenex, leaving glass surfaces shining.
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