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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1963
Page
8
Dear Ladies caution on straight pins may rust damaging fabric. Heloise urges using proof pins and tests tips from Joe Blow and readers. letters welcomed for publication. Static nylon tips and washing methods from laundromat owners are shared. vacuum dust disposal and safe reuse of newspaper when cleaning.
Opinion column argues Americans once undervalued domestic foods. California wines now praised as quality and affordable. Mentions Ohio University and Loyola Chicago basketball game last Monday noting Ohio U tied to a top national team and local fans enjoyed seeing elite basketball.
A new Polynesian themed Tiki Lounge debuts at 760 E State Street beside the Airport Snack Bar. The large parking area and discreet entry through the dining room offer guests a relaxed, comfortable setting.
Mrs Jagers was installed as president of the Athens Shrinette Club in a meeting at Mrs Williamson s home. Officers installed included Mrs Gandee vice president Mrs Hughes treasurer Mrs Wineferdner recording secretary and Mrs Rose corresponding secretary Past presidents Mrs Kittle and Mrs Daugherty helped with the ceremony. Refreshments were served and the nest egg was reviewed with a gift given to retiring president Mrs Kittle.
Printed Pattern 4741 offers a simple wrap-tie dress in solid outlined with vivid rick rack. Sizes 12 to 20 with size 16 using 444 yards of 35 inch fabric. pattern price 35 cents plus 10 cents postage. mail to Anne Adams Messenger Pattern Dept New York.
Area tea at Mrs. Sol Rosenberg home honors Alpha Epsilon Phi seniors Carol Haber Lynda Levy and Clara Gaffin who graduate February 2. Each received a gold charm from the sorority house corporation and a handknit hat from AEPhi housemother. The chapter and guests attended.
The Athens First Baptist Woman's Missionary Union held a session with President Mrs. Robert Shrigley presiding. A Home Mission Board program outlined Southern Baptist Convention efforts started in Augusta Georgia. Participants included Mrs. Hubert Hunting, Mrs. Shrigley, Mrs. Laverna Winne and Mrs. Elizabeth W. McCoy.
Miss Sue Love of Albany earns top score in homemaking exam among senior girls and becomes eligible to compete for state Homemaker of Tomorrow. She will receive a recognition pin at the Athens County FHA rally in April and has four years in the Albany FHA. The association party of the Women’s Golf Association at Athens Country Club is canceled due to weather.
Miss Bibiana Sula of Ohio University spoke at the BPW meeting, describing Brazil’s education system where students choose subjects by field, active student voice, and strikes. she contrasted Brazilian cuisine, coffee, and social roles with U S norms, noted Brasília as a modern capital, and highlighted Brazil’s central location and contrast between vast forests and big cities.
The Athens County FHA board met at The Plains High School to coordinate the annual Spring Rally at Waterloo School in April with advisors, officers, and chapter delegates including Shade Carthage Troy Rome Canaan Chauncey Dover and Margaret Brookover. Mrs Charles Farrow will discuss poinsettia care on WATH radio Monday at 11 am.
Athens Woman's Music Club meets Monday at 8 p m in the Church of the Good Shepherd with co hosts E A Cottingham and Rush Elliott. Co chairmen are Robert Smith and Eugene Wickstrom. Wickstrom presents an advanced dance class in improvisational studies including a Negro spiritual choreographed by the class. Participants include Sally Smith Tracy Smith Sally Phillips Curley Kendall Marsh a Fugate Shayne McCarthy Janet Mason Martha Gustavson and others. Wickstrom, a former professional dancer choreographer and university instructor, will be assisted by her husband Eugene on piano. The club is affiliated with national and Ohio music federations.
The Rev. and Mrs. Earl J. Russell and children of Airline returned his mother Mrs. Violet Russell to her home in Fultonham this week. They also visited Mrs. Russell's parents Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Feese in Somerset.
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