Who's Coming And Going
A collective social roundup lists visitors and travelers to and from Athens and nearby areas. Mrs. Angus Mackintosh of Miami Florida visits her Murphy relatives on Maple Street after covering a market in Chicago. Cmdr. and Mrs. D W Poole and daughter Jerry from Alexandria Virginia plan to move near Virginia Beach in July. The Roberts family enjoy a Maine cottage vacation while Dan and Mrs Payne return from military service in Europe to Ohio University in September. Sergeant Charles B Tribe, Marine transport, promoted to sergeant in Miami after Korea service. The Wilson families from Dallas Huntington and Toledo host relatives for the weekend with a Camp Lee Virginia based visit. Clarence and Miss Maydelle Daniels plan a trip to Vine Grove Kentucky to join Walter Daniels for a holiday weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Mackintosh
Miami
Fla
John Murphy
Maple St
Mackintosh
Chicago
Miarhi Herald
Murphys
Cmdr
D. W. Poole
Jerry
Alexandria
Pooles
Virginia Beach
William L. Roberts
Amy
Chebeague Island
Maine
Ed Boucher
Wilmington
Del
Athens
H. L. Wilson
Franklin Ave
H. E. Wilson
Louann
Louise
Dottle
Dallas
Texas
R. B. Wilson
Ann
Huntington
W. Va
J. R. Stump
Michael
Toledo
E. O. Wilson
Susan
Camp Lee
Brownie Camp Closes After Six Busy Days
The Brownie Camp wrapped on June 30 with about 150 attendees. Sixty girls earned perfect attendance awards, 24 counselors and 75 Brownies participated. Camp director Mrs. Thor Olson received gifts from Troops 7 and 33, and two girls were invested with Brownie pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bailes
Raymond Woodburn
Maple Hollow
Thor Olson
Marjorie MeIntorf
Alexis Dupler
Jane Barker
Ray Carmichael
Daire
Mike
Danny Carmichael
Clayton Smith
William Rowland
Mark
Cassie Rowland
Paul Wilson
Dwight Bowdle
Mia
Jack Robinson
Janet Robinson
Francia Gura
Richi
Steven Gura
Ralph Dupler
Clarence Laughlin
Kenneth Begg
Shelia Crisp
Debbie Snow
Mike Toomey
Barbara Jane Romig
Harold Whaley
Linda Buck
W. K. Overly
Charlotte Frost
Woodrow
Aged resident of The Plains keeps busy with no spare time
Mrs. Mary Jane Houston, age 96, lives alone in The Plains and refuses to be bossed by relatives. She grew up when the area was farm land with earth works, recalls early families, and now earns income from sewing and crocheted items. Her independence and memory of local history define her daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Harris
Mary Jane Houston
Plains
Connetts
Martins
Dorrs
Jewetts
Zenners
Mrs. Houston
Houston
Old Floodwood
Thor Pittns
Athens State Hospital
Community Calendar Features Grange Election and Dance
Summit Grange holds elections for delegates at 8 p m with a watermelon supper. Waterloo Band Boosters host round and square dance at the high school with music by Jack Sickles and band. Pleasanton Church plans a July 4 homecoming basket dinner after 9 30 a m services with Rev Carroll Chesser as speaker. Public invited. Also a culinary note on cooking fish on a plank with thorough preheating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Jack Sickles
Pleasanton Church
Carroll Chesser
The Mature Parent by Mrs Muriel Lawrence
A mother distracts by thinking of tomorrow and yesterday while her son Brad ignores a door left open. The piece argues disobedience reflects parental preoccupation and urges mindful, calm prompting to train attention and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Lawrence
Brad
Cost of Home-Cooked Holiday Dinner Less Than a Year Ago
The Associated Press reports July 4 prices show a cheaper home dinner than last year with poultry down, egg costs at their lowest since 1940, and plentiful produce. Pork chops edge up slightly while top‑line holiday specials offer steep store discounts. Butter purchases rise as government price supports fall, with April butter buying up 7 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Georgia
California
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
Middle West
of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Pamper Feet in Hot Weather By Alicia Hart
A summer foot care guide advises soaking feet in warm sudsy water, scrubbing with a nail brush, and rinsing with hot then cold water. Extra cooling ideas include cold cologne splashes and hazel ice socks, then elevating feet to finish.
Independence Day Events at Athens Country Club
The Athens Country Club plans an Independence Day program for members and guests on Monday. A 6 p.m. buffet dinner and a fireworks display are scheduled after a day of senior men’s golf. Reservations should be made with the club caterer by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Athens Country Club
Fred Schleicher
Harold B. Cornwell
Carl Patterson
Fred Wheaton, Jr
Ralph Smeck
Robert Baur
Fred Swearingen
Robert Hollingsworth
Manners Guide on Promptly Responding to Invitations
If you ask a hostess to check with your husband before accepting an invite, call back quickly. Delay may prompt her to consider inviting another couple in your place.
The Plains Garden Club Picnic and Flower Show Slides
The Plains Garden Club held a Wednesday lawn picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Michael with many members and guests attending. Slides of the club’s flower show at OU Student Center and trips by Mr. Daugherty and Mr. Smith were shown. A club broadcast is planned for August 4 at 11 30 a m. A recipe note lists seasoned cooked rice with chili powder and garlic salt served with ham burgers or meat loaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains Garden Club
Ray Michael
Harold Winefordner
Ralph Burkey
Tom Porter
Paul Tipton
Walter Smith
Sam McDonald
Walter Dresher
A. E. Daugherty
Floyd Linscott
B. L. Inman
M. O. Bryan
Lloyd Kittle
Edith Barrows
Alta
Elva Cooper
Michael
Daugherty
Mr. Smith
The
Classic Oswald Jacoby Bridge Challenge
In a bridge problem for today’s hand South holds Spades K 1 5 3 2 Hearts Q 1 8 Diamonds Q 5 Clubs K 9 3 The question asks the best line from the opening lead by West and the dummy’s nine card hold. North has a three notrump raise with balanced shape and at least ten points. The discussion explores safer lines than the standard ace of clubs finesse to protect heart length and ensure stoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North
West
Endgame in Bridge: Queen of Diamonds Finesse
In a two no trump bid forced to game, South holds Spades K95 Hearts Q18 Diamonds AQ5 Clubs K932. West leads and defends, with the key line to finesse the queen of diamonds at the second trick. The defender faces a choice between active spade clearing or a passive return, and the declarer’s plan hinges on timing the diamond finesse and spade exhaustion to avoid East gaining the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Declarer
South
East
Summer Frankfurters with Slaw and Fruit Cup
A simple summer menu presents frankfurters split lengthwise with hot core slaw. A fruit cup of melon and pineapple provides a refreshing dessert to finish the meal.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dan Payne
Victor Goedicke
Boyd St
New York City
Army
Froin
Frankfort Am Main
Europe
Italy
France
Holland
Ohio
Uni
Payne
Marin College
Ohio University
University Wyoming
Charles B. Tribe
Marine Air Force Base
Sergeant Tribe
Korea
Clarence Daniels
Maydelle Daniels
Vine Grove
Mrs
Walter Daniels
Fadhie
Mosebag
Sylvia Cochran
the Plains
Gertrude McLean
Dayton
Jn Chauncey
John
Deanville
Pearl Phillips
Ben
Mrs, Houston
Wer
Peatettoo
Summit Grange
Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave
Americas
New York
S. Eourt St
N. Y
Terest
Carrot
Alicia Hart
Country Club
Lovell
Blosser's
Main Street
Logan
Quick's
By Oswald Jacoby
Val
North East South West
Sherwin-Williams
Color Service CO
Cross Bros
Frank H. Cross
W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
Mill St
Ice
Skotch Kooler
Skotch Grill
Wolfe Hardware
S. Court
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