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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1964
Page
6
Josephine L. Good, executive director of the Republican National Convention, reflects on her second term after succeeding William J. Donald. She notes growing media coverage, international attention, and the challenge of arranging convention headquarters while managing tickets and badges.
The letter outlines home plant care tips using cigarette ashes, rusty nails, crushed egg shells, and tea leaves as soil amendments. Readers describe improved plant health and skin care using a nylon net washcloth and a complexion brush.
The ad promotes Anne Adams Misses pattern 4565 in sizes 10 through 20 for fabrics like Dacron and seersucker. Pattern cost and mailing fees are listed, with instructions to send name address size and style number to The Athens Messenger pattern dept. A lure offers a Spring Summer Catalog and coupons for free design ideas with a 50 cent request.
The Ohio University Summer Concert Band presents its third in a six part series at 7 15 p m on the West Portico of Memorial Auditorium Directed by Charles Minelli the program features light classics marches and solos If rain occurs the concert will be canceled Trumpet soloist James Rees and vocalist Diane Wardeska of Cambridge join the program
Circle One of the Alexander Presbyterian Church met Thursday with Mrs. Martha Stuart and Mrs. Susan Davies. The president Mrs Adena Higgins led the session. A quartet sang Whispering Hope, a reading was shared, and Mrs. Ruth Hines spoke of her European tour. Clarks Chapel WSCS to host public supper July 30 at 5 pm featuring chicken and homemade ice cream. Clarks Chapel is on Rock Riffle Rd about three miles from Athens Co. Shade WSCS held an all day quilting bee with Mrs. Edith Grim. Next meeting August 6 with Mrs. Flossie Bickle.
Elaine May directs The Third Ear Greenwich Village revue with Michael Brandman and Murray Roman detailing ad lib needs. Ice cream social at The Plains Methodist Church Friday July 17 at 4 30 p m features homemade ice cream and varied eats. Mary Scott is general chairperson. Beloit College Dean's List honors Susan G Cady of Maplewood Drive as a freshman with above B average.
Mrs. Adaline Mann Bibby, 70, comes out of retirement to serve in the Peace Corps. A widow affectionately known as Ma Fouteen she aims to teach mathematics at Cameroon University or high school. She trained at Ohio University and has a long education background.
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