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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
14
A humorous advice piece by Gaynor Maddon urges 1950 brides to begin each day with a hearty breakfast to boost husbands productivity and cheer. Rita Kraushaar of New York offers a Bran Griddle Cakes recipe and routine noting bran flakes milk fruit toast coffee and a plan to store leftover stuffing separately.
The Mothers' Club of Alpha Gamma Delta entertained twelve seniors of the sorority at 14 University Terrace Monday evening. Officers were elected for two years and plans set for the Mothers' Club twenty fifth anniversary. Members attended included Barbara Smith Canton Virginia Johnson Zanesville Ardath Hansen Athens Jean Carr Ashland Anna Lou Davis Glouster Lois Sayles Clyde Inez Brinsfield North Canton Betty Athens Lenore Marek Solon Lois Erdman Shaker Heights Jeannine Hines Byers Glouster Harriet Morgan Youngstown.
Louis Hargus of Battle Creek Michigan works noon to six in a factory and his wife Ann Hargus advises 1950 brides to tailor breakfasts to husbands tastes. The column offers Orange Bran Bread and Scrambled Eggs with Salami plus a full daily menu for breakfast lunch and dinner.
A collection of pointed social guidance on feminine virtues. It extols self care, propriety, and charm, urges mothers to teach daughters poise and neatness, and connects happiness to personal presentation and social polish. It also notes homemaking as meaningful, and remarks on plastics home crafts and simple food ideas.
Dean Walter S. Gamertsfelder hosted a reception at 96 Morris Ave for forty four master's degree candidates from 7 to 8 30 pm Sunday. Wives friends thesis directors Graduate Council members and administrative officers attended. Cakes and punch were served with Mrs Constance Sands and Miss Omahs Gaston at the punch bowl.
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