Baby Shower Held At Fee Home For Grim Family
A baby shower hosted at the Fee home celebrated Mrs. Richard Grim and her son Richard Allen. Guests enjoyed games and prizes, with a blue and white stork-decorated setting. Attendees included numerous relatives and friends such as Mrs. C. F. Yeager, Mrs. George Grim, Miss Janet Earich, Miss Ruth Miller, and Mrs. Sid Leifheit among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Grim
Richard Allen
Athens
Janet F Earich
Norma Barrett
Ruth Miller
Joe Jagers
Martha Lou Yeager
Emogene Yeager
Oryn Johnson
Sidney Laitheit
Sammy Grim
John Born
Helen Bridge
Elizabeth Chesser
Paul Morris
May del Daniel
Joey Kulakowski
Jean Castle
Blanch Parmiter
Wanda Douglas
Vaughn Conkey
Earl Hooper
George Hooper
Frank Noland
20th Anniversary Plans Being Made
NALCO Auxiliary met with Mrs. Ernest Midkiff at Mulligan Road with eleven members present. Mrs. Gilbert Knight presided and announced the local chapter will celebrate its 20th anniversary in March. Plans for the special meeting and club projects were outlined. The mystery prize was won by Mrs. Emory Coen. The February meeting will be at Mrs. Lenora Sanda’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NALCO
Ernest Midkiff
Mulligan Road
Gilbert Knight
Emory Coen
Lenora Sanda
Birth Announced in Cincinnati Family Journal
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Lee of Cincinnati announce the birth of a daughter Landa Ann on January 16. They are also parents of two sons Billy, eight, and Danny, five. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Packham and Mr. and Mrs. William F. Lee of Athens. Great grandparents are William C. Packham and Mrs. Annie Creek of Cincinnati. Mrs. Packham has been staying with her daughter’s family for two weeks. Mr. Packham drove to Cincinnati to fetch her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Lee
Cincinnati
Landa Ann
Lessons in Bridge Playing by Oswald Jacoby
A bridge hand analysis notes the danger of jumping to a grand slam without checking odds. The article compares responses to spade king versus jack and explains why declarer must guess correctly to avoid a costly mistake.
Bridge bidding puzzle with balanced hands and response
In this bridge problem South must decide on a bid with Spades 7 5 Hearts 8 4 2 Diamonds Ace King 1 10 2 Clubs Ace 4 2. North shows strength, two diamonds reply is neutral, plan to game if partner strong. otherwise play part score. Tomorrow’s answer will reveal the correct action.
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North
South
Declarer
Poe
West
Canaanville WSCS Holds Meeting at Church
The Canaanville WSCS met Thursday evening at the church with hostesses Mrs. T. W. Gaston and Mrs. Maude Marks. Mrs. Ellis South led the devotions and Mrs. John Risch spoke on The Prevention of Cancer. Members present included Miss Cecia Clark and others. next meeting February 10 will be a potluck supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaanville
WSCS
T. W. Gaston
Maude Marks
Ellis South
John Risch
Cecia Clark
Burland Coffsman
T. M. Crawford
William Jackson
Chas. McAfee
Richard Smith
Harvey South
Richard Storer
Inside a White House reception with Ike and Mamie
Alicia Hart outlines the tempo and details of White House receptions. Guests arrive in formal dress, pass through East Wing entrances, and meet the Eisenhowers in a sequence across the Blue and Red Rooms with the First Marine Band playing. The couple greets many attendees warmly before guests depart late in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart Washington
White House
Tke
Mamie
Eisenhowers
Great Britain
Queen Mother
Executive Mansion
Ike
United States
Eisenhower
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Color Guard
Marine Corps
Self
Ske
Rople
Easy to Sew Quilt Books and Pattern Offer
Send 25 cents in coins plus your name and address and pattern number to Anne Cabot at Athens Messenger for two quilt books Flower Quilts Q-101 and Grandmother's Patchwork Quilts Q-102. Each book includes pattern pieces and directions for twelve quilts priced 50 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N.Y
Anne Cabot
N. Y
Baby’s baldness prompts bonnet fix and calm housework
A mother faces street comments on her bald baby and finds comfort in a ruffled bonnet for outings. Hair will grow back, and calm naps let her clean the house while the child sleeps, with the assurance she can hear him if he cries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Church Class Dinner At Morrison Home
The annual dinner meeting of the Presbyterian Church classes was held Jan. 21 at the Morrison home. Miss Beatrice Abrenica from Hawaii spoke on Hawaii industries while Mrs. E T Hellebrandt led devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
C. D. Morrison
Beatrice Abrenica
Hawaii
E. T. Hellebrandt
Girl Scout Senior Planning Board Elects Officers
The Senior Planning Board elected officers: Virginia James of Troop 15 as president, Annette Kirchner of Troop 4 as vice president, and Sharon Wilson of Troop 8 as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia James
Troop 15
Annette Kirchner
Troop 4
Sharon Wilson
Troop 8
Young Mothers Have Supper Club Meeting
The Young Mothers Club met January 20 with Mrs. Alice Pennell. Guests included Mrs. Barbara Alderman and Mrs. Rita Canter. Members shared cookie recipes and articles on child care. a spaghetti supper was served. The February 3 meeting will be with Mrs. Shumway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Mothers Club
Alice Pennell
Barbara Alderman
Pat Douglas
Lora Hawk
Ladonna Shumway
Cleo Cooney
Rita Canter
Norma Grubb
Alderman
Shumway
Sunshine Club Diner Meeting At Weaver Church
Sunshine Club Ladies Aid of the Weaver EUB Church met at Carpenter Road with Mrs. Gertrude Marcum on January 20. Quilting was the project and a potluck dinner followed. Attendees included Mrs. Hazel Butcher, Mrs. Velma Carpenter, Mrs. Goldie Gillogly, Mrs. Alice Filis, Mrs. Edna McVay, Helen Ennis, Gary and Edna Alice Lowe, Mrs. Charles Ratcliff, Evelyn and Kathy Dearth, and Mrs. Nellie Zimmerman. The next meeting is February 3 with Mrs. Charles Ennis. Weekend guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkinson of Cleveland visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sable on Baker Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club Ladies Aid
Calendar of Events for Local Groups and Clubs
Girl Scout Leaders Association meets at Presbyterian Church at 7 30 p m. 969 Happy Hour Club hosted by Mrs Darren Todd 27 Hanlin St at 7 30 p m. Intermediate CCL with Mrs Charles Fulks 44 Maplewood Co hostess Mrs Martin Hecht at 8 30 p m. Dr Amos Anderson speaks on Mental Development. Fidelity Rebekah Lodge 8 p m with refreshments. CWF of First Christian Church Mrs Chase group with Mrs Carl Phillips 16 N Shannon Ave 7 30 p m. Homemakers Club 10 30 a m with Mrs Lewis McBride 22 Clark St potluck dinner and officer elections. Maecenas Literary Club with Mrs Leslie Irwin 31 N Lancaster St 2 p m. New Marshfield Canasta Club with Mrs Thomas Llewellyn note observance of Mrs Robert Hawk birthday. PEO 7 30 p m at 48 E Union St Mrs Forman hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fulks
Maplewood Cohostess
Martin Hecht
Amos Anderson
First Christian Church
Chase
Carl Phillips
N. Shannon Ave
Homemakers Club
Lewis McBride
Clark St
Roy Radford
Gertrude Briley
Do Fat Girls Become Models They Certainly Do
A reader from Cleveland Ohio writes about weight loss through Rennel Concentrate claiming she regained normal weight and a smaller dress size after marriage. The letter promotes a home remedy with directions and a money back guarantee, urging others to try Rennel for easy weight loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Drouin
Euclid Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
Drouin
Rennet
Rennel
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Oswald Jacoby
East
North East South West
ST. Joseph
Fairmont Consumer Service
Takiots
Hearts
OMO
Gen
Omar Bradley
Quick's Drug Store
Mot la
Sunshine Club
Edward Sable
Baker Road
Albany
Charles Wilkinson
Cornwell
Eeas
Athens Jewelers
Court St. Athens
Girl Scout Leaders Association
Darren Todd
Hanlin St
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge
Maecenas Literary Club
Leslie Lrwin
N. Lancaster St
New Marshfield
Thomas Llewellyn
Robert Hawk
E. Union St
Mra
Forman
the Cline Pharmacy
South Court Street
UL Araduslie
Logan
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