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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1950
Page
7
The Marshfield Chapter of the OES held its regular meeting Tuesday evening with visitors from the Athens and Nelson- Nille chapters. Initiatory work was assigned to one candidate and refreshments were provided by the social committee led by Jane Burdette.
Mothers and grandmothers present included Mrs. Robert Main Mrs. Kenneth Reeder Mrs. Roberson Mrs. Glen Mingus Mrs. William Poling and Mrs. D C Snow at a community gathering in Page Ill and Bobbi Vanity.
Miss Judy Snow celebrated her fifth birthday Thursday July 13 with a party hosted by her mother Mrs Charles Snow of 126 Morris Ave. Jimmy Mingus David Mingus and Johnny Ogg won games prizes. Favors included balloons and candy suckers with little shovels. Cake and ice cream served. Guests included Linda Main Betty
Pleasant summer dessert recipe block featuring Pineapple Cherry Cobbler a la Mode for six and Apple Cheese Crisp for five. Includes ingredients list with canned fruit, nuts, flour, sugar, spices, butter, milk, egg and oven directions. Serve with vanilla ice cream.
The article urges patience as facial muscles can enlarge a thin face with daily ten minute sessions. It outlines blowing into each facial area and neck stretches, noting eight weeks before visible results and recommended repetition counts for neck movements. It emphasizes persistence and rewards of these simple routines.
Albany Farm Bureau Council and associated groups meet at 8:00 p.m. with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barby hosting. Nannie Allom leads Rebekah Lodge at IOOF Hall with refresh ments and a Women s Auxiliary gathering at 7 30 p.m. Mrs. John Myers hosts 120 N Lancaster. Secretary notes regrets by Monday evening.
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