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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1967
Page
7
Abigail Van Buren writes about jealousy in marriage and other readers’ issues. A frustrated wife endures baseless accusations. a pipe-obsessed boyfriend. questions about an elderly mother. and a harsh view on deodorant and personal hygiene in relationships.
Personal reply requests Abby mail address and stamped self addressed envelope. Instructions offer Abby's new book What Teenagers Want to Know for $1.00 to Box 69700 Los Angeles 90069. The note acts as a reader reply and purchase prompt with contact specifics.
New uses and improvements in natural and synthetic fibers will dominate textile trends in 1968. Wool and cotton remain major, but man-made fibers grow, with polyester fastest. By 1970 man-made fibers may exceed half of U.S. fiber consumption. expect bulked textures, bonded fabrics, flocked surfaces, fur and leather looks, durable press finishes, and better care labeling. Industry groups push voluntary labeling. manufacturers likely add more informative tags.
Captain James Casto and family from Fort Lee Virginia were honored with a family dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs E Stout. Attendees included Albert Bolen and family Ronald Bolen Lawrence Chapman James Nicholson Nellie Vale Fannie Pettit G B Stout G A Rade kin Tina Bernard Allen and children Bonnie Judy Boyd and Bruce. Mrs Stout was assisted by her niece Mrs Allen. Ham and cauliflower side dish noted with suggestion to dice leftover ham.
Sigma Phi Gamma Alpha Revolution members held a Christmas party at The Tau Chapter with potluck and carols. Coolville Riding Club elected officers Homer A Cole president Roscoe Burdette vice president Norma Newland secretary Mary Hanning treasurer Glen Burton Kermit Hanning Jim Deeter trustees and Roscoe Burdette Gary Russell SE CHEA delegates. New Year ride planned at the Coolville ring and clubhouse with potluck noon dinner and 1 p m horse show judged by Gary Russell. Nabby Ames Daughters of the American Revolution hosted Gordon Gray judge of Ohio Fourth Court of Appeals speaking on Recent Supreme Court Decisions with a Q and A. guests Mrs Homer Cherrington Mrs John Davis. hostesses listed.
A Saturday night holiday dance is planned at the home of K. T. Crossen Post 21, American Legion, for members and their guests. Dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. will be to the music of Paul Lewis and his band. A free breakfast will be served after the dance.
Tips from Heloise on fixing overprocessed hair with wet spray and larger rollers air dried for natural texture. Additional notes share cupcakes batter aid with a plastic scoop, masking tape on lunch-box latches, and using a rubber drain mat as a hand saver for laundry tasks.
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