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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1943
Page
6
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The notice reports a line intersection closure due to unspecified reasons. Local officials advise drivers to follow detours and expect periodic closures until further notice.
Lawrence home hosts Lieut James M Cotton and family with updates on his unit at Camp Crowder and relatives in North Carolina New York and Alaska. Also reports visits by Major Thomas Cotton nurse Wanda and others then lists additional guests and returning servicemen across local addresses. Clark's Chapel Children Day program set for June 27 at 8 30 p m E W T.
DUV group gathered at 17 Shannon Ave with Mrs Mary Hanning presiding. They voted to sell War Bonds at Woolworth booth through July and arranged for delegates to Columbus for the Grand Army of the Republic convention ending week of June 27. Next meeting set for 7 pm at 17 First St for the annual picnic with several assistant hostesses listed. The Plains Methodist Church Women’s Society met at the church with discussion on making blessings from handicaps and using opportunities. Mr William Parker Sands returned to Saugatuck after visiting Athens with his mother Mrs Lenora Sands. Mr and Mrs E H Barnes hosted their guest Mrs Minnie Crew Smith from Brownsville, Texas.
William McKenney discusses carelessness in bridge play. He critiques a South bid, suggests two spades for aces, and explains how to respond to the heart ace lead to avoid losses and reach the king of diamonds.
Decorator Peter Hunt shows how to repurpose heavy rococo frames into chic home pieces. A shadow-box wall cabinet is built by shelving inside the frame and painting white then antiquing. A coffee table uses a cut plywood insert and simple legs, finished with Bermuda blue trim.
Harley Moser of 7 S College St nurtures a tiny garden along a 20 inch wide strip with 40 tomato plants. Lettuce beds fill a cushion sized patch while green painted stakes and improvised flowers enhance the landscape. Zinnias mingle with tomatoes as neighbors chatter about seed choices.
Toasted carrots with crushed cereal flakes margarine salt pepper and paprika toasted under the broiler. Garnish with parsley to resemble carrot tops. Pork loaf enhances flavor with two tablespoons lemon juice or vinegar per 3 cups meat and serves hot or cold for sandwiches.
The passage shows a young girl learning through summer work and earning money, while her mother supports her decision. The mother contrasts with others who forbid work or delay it, arguing that youth should gain experience now and help at home.
The Progressive Class of Central Ave Methodist Church hosts a potluck at Mrs. Edward White's home White's Mill Friday at 6 30 p m. The 600 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs hold a covered dish dinner Friday at 6 30 p m at the hall. Members should bring a favorite covered dish and a friend.
Carrie Hall Club of the Albany Grange held a June 19 event at Mrs. E. M. Baughman’s home with a patriotic buffet, white lilies, red roses and blue Iris as centerpieces. Mrs. Ray Knowlton led a brief business session and Mrs. Merrill Chase presented songs and readings by Mrs. Alma Hudson.
Madge Graham fears confessing to her husband Dicky while plotting as aide to Olina of Transvania in a scheme with forged letters and espionage. Katharine and Madge discuss roles as Madge prepares to disguise herself as a bent chambermaid at Hotel Lansfield to aid the plot, with Dicky teasing about his own part.
In Athens the Christian Science Church will study a lesson on the theme of divine healing with Isaiah 60:1 as the golden text. The readings include John 14:13 16 and references from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The lesson frames the Comforter as Divine Science.
Sergeant Lockett of the U S Army will speak at Albany Baptist Church Sunday school at 10 a m The Young People Open Forum meets at 7 30 p m Special music and testimonies will feature the 8 30 evangelistic service The Rev Stephen Nenoff will discuss The Chief Sin of the World A prayer meeting and Bible study follow on Wednesday at 8 30 p m with continued study on Revelation chapter seven
Sunday School starts 9:30 a m under Mrs. Frank Wright. Morning worship 10:30. Evening evangelistic service 8 p m. Rev. John J. Bailey to preach Life a Journey. Friday prayer and praise 8 p m led by Mrs. Wright.
The Rev Stephen Nenoff will preach at South Canaan Baptist Church. Sunday School starts at 10 am followed by an 11 am morning service. He will discuss What Is the Gift of God and How Long Will It Last.
Bailey's Topic at the Coolville Church of God features Rev. John J. Bailey delivering a sermon titled A Church of Power. Sunday School starts at 2 p m and the worship service at 3 p m.
The Glamour of the Other Person will be the Sunday service theme at the Presbyterian Church. The worship begins at 11 a.m. and centers on recognizing unseen virtues in others.
At Graham Chapel the Rev M E Mitchell pastor will preach at 10 30 a m Sunday School begins 9 30 a m services are scheduled.
Test your knowledge of correct social usage with questions about privacy, politeness to in laws, snobbery of phrases, speech style for women in work, and handling awkward invitations. Answers suggest avoiding airing family issues, praising the son in law, avoiding snobby language, preserving femininity in labor, and gracefully explaining tea plans to the hostess.
Evangelist Co M Clouston delivers a morning sermon on The Righteousness of God at 10 30 in the Church of Christ 6 Stimson Ave Bible study at 9 45 Communion at 11 Evening service at 7 30 features a song service and the topic Rebellion.
The Rev. Dr. Edwin A. Brown of First Methodist Church will preach on The High Costs of the Peace at 10:30 Sunday morning. Sunday School departments meet at 9:30. Mid week service led by new Wesley Foundation student minister Douglas MacNaughton at 8 p.m. Sunday activities include a student class at 9:45 and 6 p.m. vespers with Prof. L. C. Staats speaking on Is Personal Religion Necessary.
The Rev. Thomas B. Smith of the Albany Methodist Circuit announces Sunday events at Albany Church begin with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Sermon topic is The New Jerusalem. A Thursday evening prayer meeting at 8 follows with open house at the parsonage. Pearl Chapel and Snowville services posted.
Salvation Army announces Sunday services with Sunday School at 9 45 A M worship at 11 A M The Young People's meeting at 6 15 P M and the senior meeting at 7 45 P M On Tuesday Bible Study Class at 7 30 P M and public meeting at 8 00 P M Both the Mother's Club and the Young People's meeting at 7 00 P M Thursday Torch Bearers meet at 7 30 P M A public service is scheduled for Friday at 7 45 P M
The Rev. H. Elden Waltz says Hartford Baptist Charge will open with Sunday School at 9 30 and morning worship with communion at 10. Davis Grove holds Sunday School at 2 30 and preaching at 3 15. Graham Station starts with Sunday School at 10 and evening service at 8 30.
The Athens Pilgrim Holiness Church at Congress and W Washington Streets announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m worship service with sermon by Rev Helena Laneholtz at 10 30 a m Evening service at 8 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m
The Church School of the First Christian Church opens at 9:15 with weekly communion and church service at 10:15. Pastor will preach on Paul Description of a Church Member. Junior Choir rehearsal scheduled Thursday at 4:30 p.m.
Mt Zion Baptist Church in Columbus hosts Sunday School at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 45 a m and evening worship at 7 Rev C J Carpenter of Columbus will deliver the sermons at both morning and evening services.
Sunday School at 9 30 a m at the Wesleyan Methodist Church precedes a 10 30 a m preaching service. Sunday night the Rev E C Kenney speaks on The Need for United Action. NYPS meets at 7 p m Sunday and mid week prayer service is held Wednesday night.
The Rev Charles E Py pastor announces the weekly schedule for Jacksonville area churches and July August union services. Jacksonville Morning service 9 with sermon followed by Church School at 7 PM Prayer services Thursday 8. The Plains Church 9 30 Worship 10 15 Prayer Sundays and Thursdays 7 30. Trimble Church School 9 am Millfield 9 30 am Prayer 7 30 pm Chauncey 9 30 am preaching g pm United Brethren and Churches will hold joint union in Jacksonville Park each evening in July and August.
Children’s Day unfolds at the New England Prest Church this Sunday at 10 a.m. A combined Sunday School and church service will be led by Mrs Leta Gould and Mig Dodds with William Doxey of Princeton Seminary directing the service. Superintendent 0, 6 oversees the school.
The Rev Jerald R Piester pastor of the Church of God will preach on Dangers In Drifting at the unified service Sunday morning at 9. The young people meet at 7 pm and the general service starts at 8 pm. The pastor will address The Last the Duration.
At Asbury Methodist Church near Guysville Sunday School starts at 10 am. The evening service features preaching by Rev. M. E. Mitchell at 8 30 pm.
Use extra pie dough from a summer fruit pie to fill shallow tart pans. Bake the cases to create attractive containers for fresh fruit or berry fillings or fruit sauce. Fill just before serving to keep crust crisp.
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