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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1958

Page

6

Shower compliments Mrs E Pawlusiak in Cottage Tea House

A formal shower for Mrs Edward Pawlusiak formerly Doris Irene Jones was hosted by Mrs Irene Embrey and daughter Nancy at the Cottage Tea House. Attendees included Joann Davis Lynn Foraker Kay Jones Rita Simpkins Sandy Garber Marilyn Nida Mary Sherhalsea Nanetta Waarworth and Gage Hampton among others with several guests sending gifts.

Edward Pawlusiak Doris Irene Jones Grosvenor St Cottage Tea House Irene Embrey Nancy Joann Davis Lynn Foraker Kay Jones Rita Simpkins Sandy Garber Marilyn Nida Mary Sherhalsea Nanetta Waarworth

Red Cross Functions Described at Meeting

Mrs. Clarke Daily outlined American Red Cross services for Athens County residents and emphasized the blood bank and ARC educational programs. The Junior Women's Club planned Valentine cup cakes for the County Home and Valentine nut cups for Athens State Hospital, with a nominating committee formed for next year’s officers.

American Red Cross Clarke Daily Athens Co ARC Harry J. Graham Tulane Rd William Sprague Nomi Bert Barnes Athens State Hospital John Nygaard Franklin Ave

Auxiliary To Sponsor Junior Girl At Buckeye Girls State

The Athens High School junior will attend Buckeye Girls State this June under sponsorship of the Auxiliary of K. T. Crossen Post No. 21. The decision was made at a Wednesday meeting led by president Mrs. Don Strawn. A mid-winter conference is set for Feb. 22 at the Neil House in Columbus. The group approved $5 contributions to the Polio Fund Drive and the Crusade for Freedom. A rummage sale is planned for Feb. 14-15 at the Legion Home. Wayne Ward, state representative, spoke on the state legislative branch. He was introduced by Mrs. Strawn. An article on national security was read by Mrs. Ralph Straw. Future events include an Americanism program in February by Mrs. Agnes Padden and a Legion birthday party in March at the Post Home.

Athens Buckeye Girls State K. T. Crossen Don Strawn Neil House Columbus Crusade For Freedom Legion Home Wayne Ward Ward Ralph Straw Agnes Padden The Legion Post Home

Scrambled Eggs In Biscuits Breakfast Recipe

A bake sale sponsored by the Albany Elementary Mother's Club will be held Saturday at the Albany Bus Station at 9 a.m. The recipe details shredded wheat biscuits dipped in milk baked with eggs and ham, served as a top layer for a hearty breakfast.

Albany Elementary Mother's Club Albany

Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Pattern Offer in The Athens Messenger

Pattern details describe a blouse embroidery transfer with glitter options and a dressy outfit idea. Includes instructions and a 35 cent price, with extra 5 cents for first class mailing to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept New York. Bonus two full patterns printed in the Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book and dozens more designs available. Requestors must print name address and zone and mail 25 cents for the book.

Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept P. O Old Chelsea Station New York N. Y Laura Wheeler

Sun n Fun Child Pattern 4707 Offered by Anne Adams

Easy to sew sun and play garments for children in sizes 2 4 6 8 includes smock shorts and pedal pushers in no iron fabrics. Printed pattern 4707 provides directions and sizes 2 4 6 8 with size 6 example requiring yardage and address to order from Pattern Dept Athens Messenger.

Anne Adams Athens Messenger Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y

Ceramic Class Hits Full Quota in Athens

The Athens Branch of AAUW reports the ceramics class is filled at 20 participants. Gene Kelly of Ohio University teaches the eight week course, announced by AAUW arts chairman Mrs. Robert Mason. A follow up class may be offered in April. details to come. Kitchen note adds sugar converts one pound to two cups.

Athens AAUW Gene Kelly Ohio University Robert Mason Aauw Arts

Zoology Professor to Speak on Hocking River Pollution

Dr. Henri Seibert of Ohio University will address the League of Women Voters on pollution of the Hocking River. The talk is set for Tuesday at 8 p m at Mrs. Eric Thompson's home 349 Richland Avenue.

Henri Seibert Ohio University Hocking River League of Women Voters Eric Thompson Richland Ave

Little Mouseketeers to Appear on Jack Sherick Show

Seven Athens girls known as the Little Mouseketeers will appear on the Jack Sherick TV show Sunday February 2 at 12 noon. The lineup includes Diana Young Janet Weaver Dawn French Joyce Grigsby Sally Bretz Libby Brookins and Jan Thorn.

Athens

Master Chef Pierre Brings Roast Pheasant Under Glass

A French chef named Pierre converts a restaurant to glass covered service after buying a single glass roof to showcase dishes. He reports success as business improves while the owner takes a vacation. The tale blends dining whimsy with a punchline about hearing and burping.

Pierre

New Group Of Gray Ladies Formed For Sheltering Arms Hospital

A new cohort of American Red Cross Gray Lady trainees began instruction at Sheltering Arms Hospital under Mrs. Karl K. Wiegand. The group will complete 75 hospital hours yearly. Members include Mrs. W. F. Burke Mrs. Don Jacobs Mrs. Caleb P. Moberly and Mrs. Julian P Hopkins.

American Red Cross Sheltering Arms Hospital Karl K. Wiegand Lorene Ave ARU Gray W. F. Burke Don Jacobs Caleb P. Moberly Julian P Hopkins Wiegand Beacon School Ohio University Science Teachers Institute

Wesley Choir Attends Festival at Ohio State University

Twenty seven Wesley Foundation Choir members plan to attend the Wesley Choir Festival at Ohio State University this weekend. Ohio state choirs from across the state participate in the second festival. This is the first year the local group has attended. Saturday includes combined rehearsals, workshops on informal group singing worship music choral directing and class voice lessons. Sunday morning ends with a concert in a church service conducted by OU Director Burdette Smythe. Athens students Gil Wamsley Bill Clippinger and Sara Bowling travel with the choir.

Wesley Foundation Wesley Ohio State University Ohio Burdette Smythe Athens Gil Wamsley Bill Clippinger Sara Bowling

Birthday Honoring Aaron Lewis Sr at 2 Patton Dr

A surprise party was held January 25 by Aaron Lewis Sr.’s family at his home on 2 Patton Drive. Guests included Benny and Bennita Lou Conant, Horst Hammer and daughters Shirley and Carolyn, Don Hoyd and Johnny, Harold McGrath and Toni, and Aaron Lewis Jr. with Shirley Ann.

Aaron Lewis Patton Benny Conant Bennita Lou Horst Hammer Shirley Carolyn Don Hoyd Johnny Harold McGrath Toni Aaron Lewis, Jr Shirley Ann

Housewives Find Ham and Chicken Buy Rates This Week

An Associated Press survey shows ham and chicken as featured items in many supermarkets and neighborhood grocers this week with larger display type and lower prices.

Associated Press

Saylor announces birth of daughter Marsha Rose

The Rev and Mrs Duane Saylor of New Marshfield announce the birth of their first child a daughter born January 29 at Mt St Mary Hospital Nelsonville. She is named Marsha Rose. Grandparents are the Rev and Mrs Harry Dickerson of Carbondale and Mr and Mrs Norman B Saylor of New Marshfield Mrs Charlotte Kennard of New Marshfield is the great grandmother. Ham and pork prices rising. U S Department of Agriculture expects 6 percent more spring pig crop to reach 56 million pigs and chicken production to top 1957 record. Beef prices higher. cuck roast and hamburger shift up in price as scarce beef persists. vegetables like potatoes carrots lettuce peas in various price ranges.

Duane Saylor New Marshfield Mt. St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville Marsha Rose Harry Dickerson Carbondale Norman B. Saylor Charlotte Kennard U. S. Department of Agriculture

Review of Each Bright River by Mildred McNielly Planned

Mrs L G Bean will lead a book review for Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Club next Wednesday evening at 26 Morris Ave The meeting is set for 5 20 Residents expected to call hostess 25511 by Tuesday morning to RSVP

Bright River Mildred McNielly L. G. Bean Alpha Gamma Delta John W. Stewart Morris Ave

Four Hearts Bid Justified in Bridge Comment

BERT CROSSETT of Pittsburgh analyzes a bridge hand asking if four hearts should have been bid and if South should make it. He argues four hearts is proper, South’s play was sound aside from the result, and North’s four hearts bid was justified given prior partnership and a five card trump suit.

Bert Crossett Pittsburgh South West North

Calendar Elementary Bake Sale at Albany Bus Station

Mothers Club of Albany hosts a bake sale at Albany Bus Station starting at 9 a.m. The notice also warns to disconnect the toaster from the outlet before removing bread jammed inside.

Elementary Mothers Club of Albany

Bridge bidding puzzle leads to a 4NT inquiry reply

In the final position North holds AQ84 and VQTS 8 AAQIONS while West passes after partner's 4 heart bid. With 11 high card points and a strong diamond sequence, the suggested action is to explore slam options, considering partner’s likely distribution and the possibility of a spade bid by partner.

You South Aires North Holding North

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E. Pawlusiak Gage Hampton Frank Poston Danny Klingenberg Jerry Sheridan Walter Brumm Ruth Walls D. L. Blaker Donna Jean Christman Pat Lontz Patty Cain C Gaulg Fine Nblaws East State Street Roberta Burson Main & Market Sts Logan Belle Cornwell Wesley Choir Aaron Marsha Rose Saylor South West North East Onan Stree
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