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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1967
Page
4
A reader shares using a coffee pot with china bottom and chrome top as a two tier cookie holder. She suggests newlyweds use this pickup to store two cookie varieties.
The Ohio University Faculty Wives Club 1967 Spring Style Show occurred Wednesday night in Baker Center Ballroom. Katherine Figg styled sportswear and cocktail dresses in lime greens and jelly bean red. footwear by Stiffler's and hair by Steppes. Mrs. Dow Grones opened with a vivid print look and quirky accessories.
Chase Circle of Ruth met for a waffle dinner at Mer rill Chase’s Albany Route 2 to honor charter member the late Mrs Minta Chase. Rev Arthur Maxwell spoke on the circle’s 34 years as Mrs Maxwell and Mrs Terry Jewell sang. Officers elected include Darrell Clark president and Granville Reeves secretary. Twenty one members and guests attended. Wesley Service Guild met at First Methodist Church for a dinner meeting with devotions by Miss Marion Coe and music by Mrs Elma Randall. New members welcomed included Mrs Harry Crewson and others. Rev and Mrs Loren Parker were special guests.
A reader describes a forbidden affair with a married man as he remains with his wife and the wife’s mother pressures reunion. Abby counsels silence and caution, suggesting the mother may have loneliness or illness, while advising the wife to reassure her mother and avoid confrontation.
The WSCS of the First Methodist Church will assemble at the home of Mrs. C. L. White on Friday for their gathering.
A nostalgic Italian style baked lasagne recipe by Marian Reeder with ribbed lasagne sheets ricotta and mozzarella. Steps include browning onion and garlic in olive oil making tomato sauce meat balls and layering pasta ricotta sauce and cheese then baking at 325 degrees for about an hour.
The Clionian Coterie and Oak Hill Womans clubs host Federation Legislation Day at the Oak Hill Presbyterian Church on March 14. Registration runs 8 to 9 a m with a 9 a m meeting start. Morning program moderated by Mrs Olaf Olff features a symposium on education and state financing before the Senate and General Assembly with Sen Oakley C Collins Dr Lou Harris and Mr Elliott B E Meyers as participants. A 11 30 a buffet lunch includes sewing contest judging with winners advancing to an April Columbus convention. Afternoon sessions begin 1 p m with talks on highway safety by Bowers Dice and George Bridon. At 2 15 p m Homer E Edwards discusses the Electoral College.
Mrs Glenn Foster transfers from Sheltering Arms Hospital to University Hospital in Columbus. A reader shares tips on keeping sugar soft by wrapping five pound bags in airtight plastic, an experiment that preserved softness over months.
A surprise shower for bride elect Miss Becky Jenkins was hosted at Miss Bonita Franklin's home with Mrs. J. L. Ellison and guests including Mrs. T. M. Jenkins and Mrs. John W. Warman Jr. among others in attendance.
Colorfully decorated popcorn bunnies make delightful Easter gifts. The recipe uses 2 cups sugar 14% cups water and 5 quarts popped corn with gum drops licorice jelly beans and candy to form ears whiskers and faces.
Miss Sara Alderman Phillips of 35 Graham Drive will tour the Midwest with Stephens College Dancers from April 12 to 18. A Stevens College junior, she is among 23 students to perform ballet ethnic and modern dance in Iowa Minnesota Illinois and Missouri with master classes and demonstrations. Also noted is Mr Tom Henry of Athens Route 5 a patient in University Hospital Columbus Room 663.
Pineapple upside down cake toppings may use sour cream as a substitute for sweet cream. Cream cheese whisked with milk or cream can also top the cake.
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