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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1937
Page
7
Miss Dorothy Reeves daughter of Mr and Mrs Delbert Reeves married Henry M Tribe son of Mr and Mrs Frank Tribe near Albany in a 12 30 pm ceremony at Rev Ray Huff home. Miss Reeves wore a navy blue frock with harmonizing accessories.
Mrs Ray E Slaughter of 123 Morris Ave was the surprise guest at a farewell party planned by the Child Conservation League. The event at Mrs H T Phillips home featured a linen gift and a tap dance by Nancy Rosser before Mrs Slaughter left Aug 1 for Evanston Illinois.
The article argues glamour comes from self making over healthful grooming habits. It advises imagining a personal ideal, not celebrity likeness, then focusing on hair brushing weekly hair styling care, skin cleansing, appropriate creams, and a simple wardrobe. It stresses posture breathing confidence and meticulous cleanliness.
The scene depicts a camp arrival as Marion Carolyn and guests approach hidden plans to keep Bill Hank and others secret. Family banter, quick errands, and a careful “surprise” reception unfold as characters prepare for a group gathering later resumed.
Dorothy Dix counsels a nineteen year old man and eighteen year old woman weighing marriage against parental opposition. She warns that entailed burdens on aging parents and modern comforts raise costs and stresses delaying marriage until they can support themselves and future children.
Mrs. Charles G. Matthews, former Ohio University faculty, returns to 60 East Mulberry. The Dixons move from Matthews home to 68 University Terrace. Wesleyan Needle Club to host husbands at Alexander Presbyterian Hebbardsville with a chicken dinner at 5:30 P.M., then meet at Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Palmer residence. C H Townsend of Middlesburg, Ky., visiting mother and sister-in-law at 52 West State Street.
A tamarack bush near the Knott home on Sunnyside Drive attracts attention with lavender flowers. Lilies from the Ladd Farm were distributed to Athens churches Sheltering Arms Hospital and The Salvation Army. A hitchhiker carries a Toledo bound travel card. Lee and Mrs. Cox relocate to New Marshfield Road and she continues elder care work.
All members are invited to a birthday party for Mrs Frank Simms at her home 90 Maplewood Dr at 730 p m Wednesday Also notes include Athenian Temple 173 Pythian Sisters meeting tonight 730 p m then not again until September Plus church groups schedule picnics and meetings with transportation calls and potluck details.
Advice on parenting urges never disappointing a child and keeping promises to build trust. It argues early lessons shape character and happiness, encourages accepting denial for growth, and emphasizes reason as a growing arbiter in early childhood.
Miss Norma Kapple daughter of Mr and Mrs William Kapple Hockingport and Mr Kenneth Randolph son of Mrs Anna Foster Hockingport were married Monday June 21 at the First Methodist Church parsonage Belpre by Rev T E Maness Attendants were several friends and relatives A church meeting and home coming for old and new members was announced for Thursday 7 30 p m at Central Ave M E Church.
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