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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1960
Page
14
The Messenger invites reports on social events clubs and personal news for the women’s page. Include organization title time place date and correct names with titles. Prepare master lists with names initials and titles to aid coverage. Also notes on avocados and mushrooms as tasty salad additions.
A Sunday lawn picnic at the Loren Cade home in The Plains honored visiting family members. Attendees included Elmer and Mike Cade of Fayetteville Arkansas, plus Ralph, Thomas, Alva and other Cade relatives from Athens and local hosts Tom and Carolyn. The event featured children at play and elders chatting, with guests describing their weeklong visit.
More than 125 thoroughbred cats and kittens will be on display at the 1960 Ohio State Fair from August 26 to September 2. Judge William C. Bryant of the Ohio State Persian Club sponsors the Cat Show, with breeds including Siamese Burmese Abyssinian domestic short hair and Russian Blue. Proceeds support Crippled Children's Day at the Fair. the Persian Club has exhibited at every State Fair since 1920.
The Central Avenue Methodist Bishop Class meets tonight at 7:30 p m in the church undercroft. A practical cooking note says cornstarch and flour do not have equivalent thickening power and substituting flour requires double the amount. A candy testing tip advises dropping a small amount into cold water and counting 30 seconds to cool before checking.
The Duke of Windsor, age 66, says he is happiest when he can remove his coat and loosen his attire to feel freedom from rigid inherited conventions. He notes fashion varies by style, claims no single best dressed list, and speaks of dressing to personal taste rather than public praise. A brief culinary aside follows about brown butter eggs and preserving citrus vitamin C.
Rich man Paul Getty invites 1200 guests to Sutton Place for a lavish June 30 event. Underwater lighting covers the swimming pool, elaborate fountains glow, and the ballroom ceiling is reinforced for a possible crowd. Guests arrive from Rome Madrid Lausanne New York Los Angeles San Francisco and Paris. The bill tops 28000 dollars with some paid by Capt Jan Constable Maxwell whose daughter is debuting. Krupp reportedly declined invitation after initial protests.
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