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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1967
Page
7
Seasonal beauty tips encourage a festive sparkle with gilded accessories. Suggestions include gilded loops, gold dust on hair, matching gold purses and sandals, holly or mistletoe accents, and sequin embellished hairpins to elevate a fall hairstyle under bright lights.
A collection of quick tips and reader letters. Methods for aligning framed pictures with a level or a pencil mark, using two nails to prevent sway, a family round robin letter system, ironing and sleeve rearrangement for knitwear, a ring toss game DIY, indoor carnival style play, and reuse of plastic freezer bags for reheating leftovers.
Dear Abby advises confronting the daughter about a bank deposit dispute after discovering over $1,000 saved by the 20 year old from a summer job. guidance includes consulting a competent attorney, potential legal action, and handling the issue with care. Also notes a Navy blues dilemma and a child’s eighth birthday party in Athens hosted by Mrs. Nancy Warner.
Mrs Maxine Griffith of Pomeroy a longtime Pomeroy National Bank employee and cashier since 1963 is among Ohio women gaining prominence in banking She serves on Ohio Bankers Association committees and directs community and school banking programs She and her husband Charles live with daughter Karen Lynn a Pomeroy High School sophomore and are active in local groups including the National Association of Bank Women and Band Boosters Her hobbies include African violets and painting exhibits at the bank.
Peggy Jane Mingus daughter of Mr and Mrs William Mingus married Ronald Lee Bailey son of the late Mr and Mrs Joseph Bailey in a Oct 29 First Methodist Church Nelsonville ceremony. Attendants wore emerald and autumn gold gowns. A reception followed. The couple resides at 874 Walnut Street Nelsonville after a short honeymoon.
A compact recipe note presents Coco nut Bars with origins traced to Mrs Mary Tribe who supplied Dilly Bread and other recipes. The text lists shortening as a bound ingredient measure and hints at a traditional bake method.
The Plains Garden Club met at Mrs. William Liggett’s home to finalize plans for a Christmas lighting project and for a December 19 dinner at 6 p.m. in the Methodist Church educational building. Eighteen table pieces for Athen State Hospital will be made and delivered to the meeting. A member gift exchange is planned, with Mary Scott leading a weeds discussion and Edith Barrows speaking on Nature Provides. Also included are two coconut bar recipes and a note that the women’s Thursday recreation program will be discontinued until February due to low attendance.
Ronald Cook and wife announce the Nov 19 birth of son Ronald Lee II at Mount St Mary Hospital, joining older daughter Susan. Grandparents Harry Reynolds, Lavella Cook of Murray City, and great grandparents Wilbur Bryan, Cecil Cook. Bloomington Alabama couple James Robertson and Lois Simpkins announce daughter Elizabeth Ann born Dec 2 with Athens and Indian Lake relatives nearby.
Mrs. George Billy of Merle Norman Cosmetics in Athens presented a make-up demonstration at a recent Athens High School Tri-Hi-Y meeting. Following the event, refreshments were served by Joyce Bitters, Jeanne Shuster, Lynne Richey, and Jan Stephenson.
Monday night's babysitting clinic sponsored by the Jaycee Wives will include a panel discussion but will not involve presentation of certificates to those who have completed the course. The certificates will be presented at the Dec. 11 session, and that final clinic is the one to which parents are invited.
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