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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1951
Page
7
Hot days bring clingy clothes and discomfort. Use baby powder after shower to help lingerie and blouses slide on easily. The powder’s absorbent quality reduces sticking as perspiration rises, keeping outfits comfortable.
A sparse recipe note lists Strawberry Cream Puffs and Cream-Crowned Shortcakes with butter, flour, eggs, berries, and whipped cream. It provides step by step directions for mixing, baking at high heat, assembling with fresh fruit, and serving with berries and cream, aiming for a patriotic dessert.
Dr Crane argues that many young Americans marry without financial training, comparing it to child marriage in India. He cites Dolly G and her husband, who live frugally and owe back rent, illustrating how lack of budgeting leads to high divorce risk. He urges parents and schools to teach money management and offers a budgeting chart.
The Mature Parent laments that teen clubs seek in-school sex instruction beyond anatomy. Dr. Frank J. O’Brien argues true education centers on self respect and moral, social, and spiritual growth, not mere physiology. The piece urges parental access to expert guidance on love, marriage, and intimacy.
Ladies of the Thursday Neighbor Club held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs Adda Carmy with a knotted comfort and noon dinner. Members present included Mrs Virgene West Nellie Zimmer man Lou Tewksbury Maizie Holsinger Anna Belle Cooley Floss West Hazel West Phoeba Hartman Olive Burritt and hostess Mrs Adda Canny. Guests were Mrs Fannie Johnson Dorothy Mitchell and daughter Marylin Mary Ellen West Ronnie Janette Holsinger Linda Gene Kay West. Contests by Mrs Lou Tewksbury awarded Olive Burritt and Mrs Virgene West. A picnic for members and families was voted for Sunday July 1 at Hoopers Park. The next meeting will be with Mrs Maizie Holsinger on July 12 with roll call a verse from the Bible.
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