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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1972
Page
5
Abigail Van Buren responds to a twin who argues that dressing alike aids individual identity. She notes mothers often dress twins alike when young, but as they grow their preferences should be respected and individuality encouraged. The column includes several reader questions on relationships and social behavior.
Miss Mary Alice Flynt associate secretary of the Ohio Society of Christian Churches will speak at the First Christian Church State and Congress Streets February 20 at 10 15 a m Her talk titled A Time To Listen A Time To Act She will be introduced by the Ohio University Women's Glee Club under director Diana Skentzos with a string ensemble and a coffee hour to follow the service Public is invited
A Toronto sociologist forecasts a bleak 1990s with romance fading as computer profiles judge compatibility. He envisions updated fatherhood rules, graded partner values, and a future where childbearing requires formal approval by a parenthood board.
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital announces a weekly Pre natal clinic starting Wednesday March 1 at 7 30 p m. Nurses Caroline Bruell and Cathy Emmons will lead on early pregnancy fetal development labor nutrition and baby care after birth. Registration is not needed and husbands are welcome. Call 593 5551 for details.
Fraternal Order of Police Wives met at Patty Pyre’s home to discuss fund raising and refreshments. Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club at Jane Smith’s Tulane Drive home honored Ohio University graduates and recalled college days with Golden Arrow Members Hazel Rogers Mary Hopkins and Margaret White. Engagement announced of Judith Crane to Geoffrey Scott Baker of Athens. Clubmen HIGHLIGHT future meeting Feb 17 at Mary Hopkins home with White Elephant sale items requested. Emblem Club honored past presidents Mildred Henry spoke on club history. Door prizes awarded and refreshments served.
Beginning Wednesday evening March 1 the Red Cross will offer first aid instruction free of charge to parents of West Elementary School pupils. Interested persons may contact Miss Maybell Darst principal at 593-6866.
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