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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1957
Page
9
A reflective portrait of a mature mother in law who avoids secrets and open criticism yet sizes up her past parenting faults. She balances restraint with candid self awareness about the tensions between mothers in law, sons and daughters in law, and the dynamics of family harmony.
We, The Women urges readers to use the new year for a personal inventory of past aims and achievements. It highlights whether progress was made, notes unfulfilled plans, and suggests planning futures with concrete steps to improve life and avoid faulty resolutions.
When dining out do makeup in private rather than at the table. A brief exit to the ladies lounge is preferable to distracting others. For lunch choose crisp greens with prunes stuffed with bacon bits orange slices and dressings. Center the platter with cream style cottage cheese.
The article explains frequent shampooing to keep the scalp clean without over drying hair. It notes overwashing can leave hair frizzy while the scalp remains unclean and odor can develop if not washed. It suggests multiple latherings when hair is very dirty and compares salon, shower, or basin options.
Easy to sew pattern introduces a smart shirtwaist with a panelled skirt. Sizes 36 to 52 available. pattern No 8454 includes PATTO RAMA. Send 35 cents, name, address and size to Sue Burnett, Athens Messenger, 1150 Ave Americas New York.
Crochet lovers can make an inexpensive yet elegant duo with velvety chenille and soft wool yarn. Pattern No 2519 includes crochet directions stitch illustrations and material requirements. Send 25 cents in coins with name address and pattern number to Anne Cabot Athens.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a North South bidding clash where South Sidney Lazard uses the Statue of Liberty defense to win a key trick sequence. The play features a club misdirection and a false card that misleads the defense, highlighting Lazard’s resourceful declarer play and the perils of overconfidence.
Home economist shares a simple breakfast plan to entice Billy Haddock and other youngsters to eat fruit cereal eggs and milk. The menu includes Orange Egg Flip and Crunchy Breakfast Muffins with detailed ingredients and steps and lists tomorrow's dinner menu.
The Chauncey Mothers' Club was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bricker with gifts exchanged and photographs. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Meek and others. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Jack Carter. Also noted are weekend visits from Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McDonald of The Plains to relatives in Marion.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Frey announce the birth of a son, Gregory Bruce, on December 25. Grandparents are Carl A. Frey and Arthur H. Watkins. The Freys also have a son, Carl Arthur, aged 20. Guests during the holidays included Merrill F. Aukland and his parents from Delaware, Ohio.
Missionary Society rummage sale at court house basement from 8 a m to noon. First Methodist Church Circle 8 with Mrs Parker Walker 8 p m Note change of address Circle 7 with Mrs Robert Wickham 115 Franklin Ave 8 p m. Wesleyan Service Guild at BPW Club Court St 7 30 p m Mrs Frances Packard hostess devotions by Miss Treva Black program by Miss Elma Beerbower. Girl Scout Council Athens note time 2 p m. Esther Class First Christian Church 75 E State St 7 30 p m.
Parents fear baby falls as standing begins and consider crib side attachments that raise the barrier about a foot for safety. The column also notes a baby boy Gary Lee Boggs born December 29 at St Josephs Hospital in Parkersburg to Basil and Florence Boggs with grandparents Everett McKown Ella Tilton and Belle Helm listed. It also briefly advises using a ruler when cutting lattice pie pastry strips.
ATHENS OHIO January 4 The chicken eye puzzle brings clash between G Howit Burns from Hot Springs TV and Hugh Noyes of the Atomic Proving Grounds. Moderator jokes about fowl matters as readers are invited to Blosser's Restaurant Logan for roast chicken dinners tomorrow evening priced at 1.40.
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