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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1968
Page
6
Barbara Waterston, a 27 year old fashion photographer, argues young women equate attractiveness with superficiality. She contends looking your best is a public statement of self value and that artifice can enhance appearance, citing models who transform unconventional features into striking looks.
Barbara Waterston advises women to shape their image while keeping opinions, responsibility, and independence. She urges avoiding subservience, embracing organization, and using simple home hacks like flowered fabric drawer linings to create order. Surround yourself with beauty to dress quickly and focus on real issues.
A retro style recipe for a layered orange dessert. It instructs making an orange flavored cake base with chopped nuts, sugar and butter baked in a 13 by 9 by 2 inch pan, then filled with slightly softened vanilla ice cream and orange sauce. An orange frosting sauce is prepared separately and served with the dessert.
Reader tips reveal how to wash a hair switch using a nylon stocking method and vinegar rinse, avoid oil transfer by using a dedicated brush, and sharpened homemaking hacks including using an ironing board as a meat grinder edge and blotters to hide clutter. Grace Furness notes five desks with blotters to fake tidiness.
A collection of light hearted quips from mothers in law and tips from homemakers. Jokes include a son shocked by an empty couch and practical hacks such as straw windings for thread and balancing cake batter with scales. Betty D offers a cozy dog house straw note. Loretta Zinkel shares a baking tip. Jeannette Graham notes a furniture moving mother in law.
Miss Candace Jean Well and Mr. Charles Edward Byron wed on December 16 at the First Christian Church in Athens. The ceremony for immediate family was led by Rev. Joe B. Maffett with pine boughs, poinsettias, and gladiola decorating. The bride wore a white wool street length dress and carried white carnations with holly. Reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home in Athens. The couple will reside at 1814 W Carpenter St Apt 2B. The bride attends Ohio University. the groom helps on the family farm and plans to enter the armed forces in February.
Nelsonville city auditor and advocate for more women in politics, Mrs. Mabel Tigner, says local government needs greater female involvement. She welcomes the upcoming city income tax as funding for projects and efficient use of funds, while juggling nonprofit roles and a family life with husband Walter, a former councilman.
Recipe notes by Marian Reeder for a coffee souffle dessert served after a meat meal. Describes ingredients including gelatin coffee eggs cream water sugar salt and vanilla with step by step mixing and chilling directions. Mentions pairing the souffle with a Seven Layer Cookie and option to save for a cold week.
A reader questions husband neglect and poor fathering amid six children raising fears of teen pregnancy and male attention. Abby urges better communication, suggests seeking help, and notes need for trust and privacy in parent–child relations. The page also mentions asking Abby for personal replies and a wedding booklet offer. Louisiana and Texas cited as top shrimp producers. over 28,000 apparel plants exist in the U S.
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