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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
4
Mrs. Paul Efaw hosted the Wednesday Club at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company showing family friendly express dishes. The event featured practical cooking ideas and efficient entertaining tips for guests.
Members and guests gathered for a club meeting with attendees including Mrs. H. A. McCaskill of Athens and Mrs. Guy Wingett along with Mrs. George Bean Mrs. John West and Mrs. Lowell Chase all from Albany and Mrs. Ray Parteon of New Lexington.
The Esther Class of the First Christian Church welcomed husbands and Deborah Sunday School Class members for a guest night. Mrs. Henry Filmer led the business meeting with Rev. J. B. Maffet and Rev. Eddie Stubblefield among the guests.
The Plains Entre Neus Club gathered at Mrs. Robert Six home with several members present. They planned a cook out at Mrs. Roger Browns home and awarded prizes to Mrs. Michael Mrs. Hornsby Mrs. Six and Mrs. Brown.
A refreshing luncheon plate combines deviled eggs with tender asparagus for a bright seasonal salad. The pairing highlights a light, savory profile suited for warm day meals.
Mrs. C. R. White presided the installation at the Clark's Carpenter WSCS on the meeting day. Officers include president Mrs. Stanley Cooley, vice president Mrs. Frank Phillips, secretary Mrs. Oliver Walls, treasurer Mrs. Virgil Maxwell, secretary of missions Mrs. Elson Hedges, secretary of programs Mrs. Eva Carpenter, Christian secretary Mrs. Floyd Martin, and campus ministry secretary Mrs. Keith Scott.
Food editor shares a Swedish Apple Cake with a butter almond crust a lemon tang from the filling and a golden meringue top. The recipe uses raspberry jam and canned apple pie filling baked as a 9 inch pie ready in two stages with a browned meringue.
Mr and Mrs Francis B Fuller hosted guests for Blythe Fuller graduation at Athens High School. Attending from out of town were Mr and Mrs M M Williams of Columbus and Mr James Strand of Cleveland. Also present were Mrs Dana Fuller Carr of Kenton and Mr and Mrs Robert Wickham of Pleasant View Drive to celebrate Blythe’s achievement.
Mr and Mrs George Lash Route 2 hosted the Friendship Class of Chauncey Church of Christ for the annual potluck picnic. A brief business meeting led by president Arthur Bennett occurred. Bibles were given to graduating seniors in the church. Participants included Rev J A Long and Mrs Pearl Henry.
The Messenger notes possible errors in program listings when stations lack corrected schedules. Eastern Daylight Time affects air times on channels 3 8 and 13, with viewers in Eastern Standard Time seeing programs one hour earlier. Listings include Gentleman's Agreement The Light That Failed The Eagle and the Hawk Monsieur Beaucaire and Boy Slaves with cast details and channel assignments.
Readers learn to avoid hot water and spin drying on man made fabrics to prevent permanent wrinkles. Use drip drying and a folded bath towel on a silicone board to smooth wrinkles, plus a household trick with plastic starch. Also suggested is using a curtain rod trellis for tall plants and repurposing a stair gate as a vertical trellis with a fresh paint finish.
Roy Wilkins speaks at the Plans for Progress Conference in the Monday 6 30 program while Erich Leinsdorf conducts the Boston Symphony Orchestra with Grant Johannesen as soloist. Tuesday morning features Back arones on the War of Poverty at 9 00 and Health segment Your Childs Dentist at 10 15.
If you are buying plants remember that salmon colored geraniums paired with blue ageratum create an effective garden border.
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