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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1977
Page
6
Dear Abby letters reveal a mixed view of women's labor and housework in the late 1970s. A wife asks who is truly liberated while a Kentucky mother warns about child abuse and a Slow Senior letter complains about phone rings for seniors. Abby advises concern for the child and practical guidance to seniors.
The column urges pregnant women to listen to their own bodies and gauge activity by how they feel. It notes pregnancy involves stages from nausea to energy and ends with a call for confidence, saying the best parents are confident parents.
Summersville and Columbus visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whited and son, and Mrs. Donald Whited. Guests stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Wilkin Allan and Mrs. Clara Rogers in Pleasant Hill Road and Albany. Mrs. Rogers hosted Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoffman of Norwalk, Conn. The piece ends with a cooking tip to add chocolate bits to pumpkin pie filling.
The Athens Christian Women's Club will hold its monthly luncheon from 11 45 a m to 2 p m on February 2 in the Baker Center Ballroom. Ada Stump will lead candy making and Janet McKibben will provide special music. Maxine Charlton of Lancaster will speak. Reservations: 593 8418 or 593 8137 by Sunday.
A British snack recipe using hard boiled eggs wrapped in pork sausage breaded and fried. The method details a home electric fryer cooker, 375 degree heat, eight portions, and eight finished eggs served hot or cold.
Marion Lavelle of Athens recalls a joyous inaugural trip to Washington with her husband Bill. She describes a warm crowd, a White House brunch, a missile of Carter hospitality, and a relaxed reception line with the Mondales and Carters.
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