Bake sale hosted by Athens SDA Church
The Ladies of the Athens Seventh Day Adventist Church sponsor a bake sale Thursday at 9 30 AM at 8 West State Street. Proceeds benefit the church school program with home baked bread and pastries available.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1960
Page
15
The Ladies of the Athens Seventh Day Adventist Church sponsor a bake sale Thursday at 9 30 AM at 8 West State Street. Proceeds benefit the church school program with home baked bread and pastries available.
Out of town relatives attended the funeral of Mrs. Laura Nickoson Glazier. Attendees hailed from Cleveland Solon Columbus Cincinnati Yellow Springs Guysville Nelsonville Huntington and Point Pleasant with pallbearers including Bruce Nickoson Loyd Nickoson Keith Nickoson Raymond Nickoson Elvin Bean and John Leoffler.
The Friendly Hour Neighbor Club met at Mrs. Emory Allen Jr. on Feb 25 with 16 members present. Dolores Elliott presided as they made cancer dressings and enjoyed refreshments. Mrs. Harold Brown to host next on March 31.
The article explains teething as the start of self-feeding for babies. It notes six to seven months as the onset of teeth, the shift from sucking to grasping for food, and the move to chewable textures. It advises letting infants chew with fingers and on bone to practice swallowing smooth foods as teeth emerge.
Guidance on feeding babies who are learning to chew. It suggests starting with dry toast or teething biscuits and progressing to small pieces the baby can pick up between thumb and forefinger. Dry cereal is recommended as a finger food and food should be soft or soften quickly in saliva. Early chewing introduction reduces later chewing problems.
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