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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1951
Page
6
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A linen shower honoring Miss Ursula Green, bride elect of Mr. Keith Henry, was given Tuesday evening by Miss Sue Rowland with help from her mother at 170 East State Street. Summer flowers provided background for gifts and refreshments. Mrs. D. B. Green poured. Guests included George R. Henry, Robert Alderman, Bert Barnes Jr, Max Duncan, Carl Mathews Jr, Michael Molchan, Richard E. Morris, and Misses Mildred Allen, Nona Jean Green, Nancy Packard, Marilyn Poling, and Betty Thomas.
Mothers share how to cope with school vacation by creating a kid friendly space, using card tables, chairs, a comic rack, and a large thermos of drinks. Forethought turns chaos into a shared, happy time, suggesting neighborhoods organize play days or picnics for orderly, enjoyable summers.
The Athens Garden Club hosted its annual picnic Monday afternoon at Hazelwood, the home of Miss Hazel Roach. Members and guests attended a Lily show talk by Mrs. Isaac Ash and Mrs. E R O Neill. Chair Mrs Gordon Gray led arrangements with assistants including Mrs Black and others on the committee.
For frayed nerves stomach trouble rough skin and better blood Soluseals are suggested as a Vita min B1 supplement. 100 tablets priced at 2.50 sold at Quick's Drug Store Athens Ohio with 25 cents added for wrapping postage and tax. Mail orders filled promptly.
New York fashion writer Gaile Dugas notes the fitted coat back for autumn sharing the spotlight with the full coat. She describes modern fullness, fabrics like hairy fleece, and designs by Anthony Blotta and Seymour Fox, including twilight gray flannel and sugar plum fleece coats with belts, collars, and rhinestone accents.
Who's Coming and Going lists Miss Edith McBee Miss Elma Beerbower and Mrs Faye Evans leaving Sunday by auto for a two week vacation in Quebec the White Mountains Boston and Cape Cod. Also notes Mr and Mrs Charles W Evans in New Straitsville for the funeral of Mrs Charles Webb and other local residents visiting and relocating in Dayton Columbus Cleveland Sandusky and Detroit during the week.
The Brookhart reunion will be Sunday July 22 at the home of Ada Gibbs Shanks Route 144 Cool ville. A basket dinner will be served at noon. Remember to let flavored gelatin thicken but not set before folding in fruits or vegetables for summer desserts or salads.
A column counsels parents to name jealousy as hate, separate it from the jealous friend, and guide Jane to affirm her self worth. It cites biblical symbolism, references Kim, and urges calm, steady truth to counter deceit and self doubt in children.
A clinic doctor markets a strict 800 calorie per day female and 1200 for men diet plan claiming rapid weight loss and heart relief. The program prescribes daily fluid restrictions, protein portions, and a ten day schedule with minor guidance on vitamins and meals. It urges readers to request a Diet Chart by sending a stamped self addressed envelope.
Thirty seven artists from six states completed a two week painting course on the Ohio University campus led by Yasuo Kuniyoshi a renowned Japanese artist. The second summer term class offered undergraduate or graduate credit and drew participants from Ohio Kentucky Pennsylvania Arizona Indiana and Connecticut.
Athens Council of Church Women met Wednesday at Mrs. Claude Kantner's Peach Ridge home with twenty six members. Mrs. Vermillion announced vacation Bible school attendance of 150 and plans for next year. Members urged support for Free Europe radio, leper colony aid, and home and family living projects. Helmut Weiler, a German OH University student, spoke and thanked the group before the meeting adjourned for a picnic dinner. The September gathering will be at Mrs. Vermillion's home on Sept. 10.
Grace Hartley of the Atlanta Journal wins a national contest with her Speedy Servant article. The piece includes pressure cooking recipes such as Chicken With Corn and Lima Beans and Paprika of Veal. The lesson highlights how to prepare meals under pressure with specified times and ingredients.
A local jeweler advertises comprehensive services with reasonable prices and high craftsmanship. The note emphasizes friendly, customer oriented service and invites patrons to visit the shop.
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