New Year Gala Parties Planned by Legion and Athens Club
K. T. Crossen Post American Legion hosts a New Year Eve party at the Legion Home from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m with music by the Jive Five of Marietta led by Charles Gilkey. The Athens Country Club hosts a second gala starting at 10 p.m with dance music by The Ohioans for members and guests.
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K. T. Crossen Post
American Legion
Legion
Jive Five
Marietta
Charles Gilkey
Athens Coun
Ames Bern Christmas Program Highlights Local Talent
The Ames-Bern Music Department staged a Christmas program under the sponsorship of the Music Dept with the Girls and Boys Glee Clubs, ensembles, and a pantomime The Old Old Story. Laurence Zimmerman Jr and family announce his birth December 15 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Holiday guests visited the Barker family in Athens. Carolyn Marquis Nancy Parish and others performed with solos by Joe and Danny Kasler.
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Athens Co
Ames-Bern
Music Dept
Laurence Zimmerman, JR
Laurence Zimmerman
Athens
Rt. 2
Laurence Richard, Jr
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fred Heavener
Rt. 3
John Zimmerman
Stewart
Charles D. McAfee
Girls’ Glee Club
Carolyn Marquis
Joe Kasler
Danny Kasler
Boys’ Glee Club
Nancy Parish
Louise Linscott
Miss Linscott
Fannie Matteson
Virginia Eddy
Hattie Inman
Freda Vandeveer
Mary Herron
Judy Antle
Marilyn Linscott
Arthur Smith
Lynn Naroske
Dismantling Tree Calls For Organization
After Christmas the article urges advance planning to reduce post holiday chaos in 1958. It suggests methodical unsetup cleaning of ornaments, washing and drying each piece, wrapping in tissue, and stacking in boxes by order for easy redecorating next year.
Athens Christmas Guests Entertain Across Town
Miss Dorothy Ann Robinson of Athens Route 3 was a guest at a Chilmas Day dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Daugherty Athens Route 2. Weekend visitors at the Gilberts Athens Route 5 were Mrs. Gilbert’s brother and wife Charles Gille of Columbus and Marilyn Altman, a former Ohio University student. Other guests include the Merz family from Carbondale Indiana with Judy Jeannie and Jimmy visiting 300 E. State St. before returning Thursday. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pillars of Lake Orion Michigan spent holidays with Ruth Stratton Utah Place. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gross returned after Christmas with Fred E. Gross of Crooksville. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hoskinson and sons Don and Ralph, with other relatives in Columbus and St. Petersburg Florida, celebrated the holidays. Roberta S. Burson, Messenger women's page editor, returned from Ft. Lauderdale Florida after several days with Mollie Jackson and Fred Rowland family and relatives of Miss Jackson. Burson visited cousins Mrs. Harold Snider and Mrs. Harold Quigley in Wyandotte Michigan.
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Dorothy Ann Robinson
Athens
A. E. Daugherty
Jack Gilburt
Gilbert
Charles Gille
Cyumbus
Gille
Ohio University
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Marilyn Altman
Norman Dean
State St
Robert Merz
Judy
Jeannie
Jimmy
Carbondale
Joyce Dean
Merz
C. W. Gross
Fred E. Gross
Crooksville
Herbert Hoskinson
Morris Ave
Don Hoskinson
Bethel Rd
Columbus
Ralph Hoskinson
St. Petersburg
Florida
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Roberta S. Burson
Messenger
Mollie Jackson
Fred Rowland
Los Angeles
Calif
Rowlands
Miss Jackson
Burson
Harold Snider
New Lexington
Harold Quigley
Wyandotte, Michigan
Interior Decorating Seen as Art Science and Business
Washington report cites Gladys Miller, New York designer and National Housing Center consultant, urging housewives to hire professionals for interior work. She compares decor to an orchestra, notes psychology and family needs, and advises ongoing study and occasional client guidance. A doll fashion piece from Lincoln, Nebraska, earned a $50 National Dressing Institute bond in a New York display tied to the March of Dimes.
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Gladys Miller
New York
National Housing Center
Miss Miller
Washington
Ruby Richardson
Lincoln
Neb
Richardson
National Dressing Institute
March of Dimes
Unusual Gift Stuns Church Congregation
A church received a large peculiar gift wrapped package that sparked much guessing about its contents. The item turned out to be a dressed pig that had been butchered and prepared by Ray Shafer.
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Ray Shafer
A. E. Beckwith
Beckwith
Church of the Nazarene
Resolved: To Eat Less and Change Habits for the New Year
The New Year inspires dieters and rest reformers as American women pursue diet changes to shed holiday pounds and adopt regular bedtimes. Reading before sleep can replace late habits, supporting goals of better figure, skin, and eyes through diet and rest.
Lessons in Bridge by Oswald Jacoby
In four hearts, if trumps do not break and clubs split four-one, a winning line exists. Start with North’s plan to win trump leads, then ruff and draw all trumps, then secure clubs and the ace of diamonds, aiming for 10 or 11 tricks depending on breaks. If both trumps and clubs break four-one, the hand cannot be made.
Bridge bidding puzzle for West overcall sequence
In a bridge scenario West opens two clubs, partner overcalls two hearts and East passes. With your hand eight to nine points and no strong interest in partner’s suit, what is the best bid now and how should you proceed in tomorrow’s discussion.
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West
East
AAUW Opens Talk by Ohio Univ President on Higher Education
Athens Branch of the American Association of University Women extends an invitation to residents to hear John C. Baker, president of Ohio University, discuss Higher Education. The talk is set for Thursday at 7 30 PM in Rufus Putnam auditorium with hosts Miss Dorothy Dickinson and Mrs. R H Marquis.
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Ohio University
John C. Baker
Athens
American Association of University Women
Dr. Baker
Rufus Putnam
Dorothy Dickinson
R. H. Marquis
Clean Scarf An Aid To Appearance
The article advises using a scarf to keep winter coat collars clean and makeup free. It recommends frequent scarf changes to avoid dingy, faded, or color-run scarves that clash with outfits. Wool jersey is highlighted as this winter’s top fashion for business wear and evening attire.
OU Faculty Member Has Article in Arts Magazine
Hazel Willis associate professor of design at Ohio University writes in School Arts about cut paper posters. She recommends two or more contrasting values for readable signs and outlines methods to shape letters, layout, and background for eye catching long lasting name plates and announcements.
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Arts Magazine
School Arts Magazine
Hazel Willis
O Io
University
Miss Willis
Brushing Hair A Boon To Beauty Health
Mature women often suffer hair problems from aging and poor care. The piece argues proper brushing, balanced diet, protein and vitamin intake, sufficient sleep, and consistent hair care yield thick, vibrant hair, strong nails, and clear skin.
Favorite fruits embroidery for kitchen towels pattern 774
Sauna Wheeler promotes fruit motifs for easy stitchery on towels. Pattern 774 transfers six motifs sized 4 2 x 6 inches with a 35 cent price plus 5 cents for first class mailing. Include name address zone and send to Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept.New York 11 NY. Also mentions Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book bonus patterns and book offer.
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Athens Messenger
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
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Alicia Hart
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