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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1967
Page
4
Furniture designer Edward Worms ey urges education of consumers to raise taste and calls for soul-searching by manufacturers. He argues free enterprise fuels too many rapid designs and warns against gimmicky, seasonal furniture. He outlines a shift to mid level lines emphasizing lasting style, quality, and American ash wood.
Miss Constance J. Patterson and Mr. Robert E. Nungester wed Christmas Day at West Park Evangelical United Brethren Church Findlay. Officiant Rev Alvin E McVey is the bridegroom’s great uncle. The couple, both Findlay natives, plan futures with her at State Beauty Academy and Britts Department Store while he serves in the Army before Vietnam duty at Ft Bragg NC.
A PTA meeting at West Elementary reviewed the award winning documentary A Free People shown Tuesday night. Mrs Donald Barrett introduced the film and urged reflection on freedom. New physical education equipment funded by a federal fitness program was reported by Principal Miss Mabelle Darst. Chauncey, The Plains, Morrison, East and West teachers attended. A Science Research Associates reading lab program was discussed and soon to expand. Robert Bean was announced as PTA treasurer. Mrs Owen Kennedy’s third grade won the room count.
Ohio University prepares for about 20 new international students in the second semester and seeks local host families. Mrs George Klaer and Mrs Wayne Upton of the host family committee are recording volunteers and can be reached by phone at 593-3675 or 592-1201.
Athens Garden Club members heard Mrs. Thomas Wolfe discuss new hybrids of common flowers including sunset cosmos, snapdragons, and zinnias. Zinnias were described as bi colored, dwarfed, cactus flowered or near white. a new book was recommended for flower enthusiasts.
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