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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1974
Page
7
Pat Dewees and Cathy Criddler of United Campus Ministry organize a workshop offering crisis resources for divorced or separated women. The July 13 session runs 10:00 am to 4:00 pm at UCM with a $2 registration including lunch, child care, and six speakers. Call 593-7301 to register.
Dewees outlines a community workshop on single women’s finances, legal info, and child rearing with speakers from Ohio University and Parents without Partners. Sessions include practical home repair, sexuality, and group discussions plus a film on loneliness to redefine the single life.
Abby advises that true worth comes from honesty patience kindness and generosity not facial beauty. A Pragmatist letter rebuts urging the ugliest seek the blind for friends but Abby defends valuing inner virtue over sighted judgments. Readers share memories of unseen beauty in character.
Teresa C. Pitts reports Ardelle Schultz, head of Treatment Today Inc., says women face sexist treatment in alcohol and drug rehab. She argues male clinicians reinforce female worthlessness, cites scarce women only programs, and notes motherhood complicates recovery with guilt and social blame.
Notices report births across communities. Joshua Steven born June 16 at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital to Steven Pidcock and Jaynie Ballinger. Heather Dawn born June 26 to Lance Trainer and family in Texas. Heath Edward born June 27 to James Wheatley Pamela Lenigar Chauncey with relatives Ralph Wheatley Joe L. Galvin Sr. and Mary Wheatley among great grandparents. Jason Rycal Edward born May 29 at Mountain Home AFB Hospital to Laurence E. Burley and Sandra Murphy with Ralph Burley and Glen Murphy listed as relatives.
A 19th century letter cited by A Field Enterprises emphasizes mothers as the first and last books in a child’s library. It argues that every look word tone gesture and even dress leaves an impression on a child's learning years.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Chase of Albany Route 2 marked their 40th wedding anniversary with a Sunday family picnic at the Chase Farm. Married June 27, 1934, they have a daughter Martha Jewell of Columbus and a son Charles of Albany Route 2, plus six grandchildren Dawna Amy Jewell and Carol Linda David Chase.
Athens Grange members heard about a new Granger of the Year honor from state master James Ross. Mr and Mrs Clayton Smith shared slides from a trip to Scandinavian countries. The next meeting will hold the annual picnic at the fairgrounds.
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