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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1964
Page
6
Dr. Troy Organ warns against early faith instruction arguing faith readiness as crucial as reading readiness. He urges parents to balance truth with a child’s understanding, avoid shielding from religious contact, and consider revamping churches to meet modern needs.
Bright shiny baking pans reflect heat away from foods and prevent browning. To season new pans heat them for about five hours in a gas oven set at 350 degrees. When the pans have darkened, turn off the flame and cool in the oven. If the handles aren’t metal or heat proof, remove them beforehand.
The community calendar lists a rummage sale at Masonic Hall from 9 to 12 with clothing and home goods, a Moose Hall dance with the Sound Masters, Albany Grange gathering at 8 with pie or sandwiches, Husbands Party at 8 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ackerman, Pallas Club at 2 30 with Robert Frost program, an Antique Show postponed to March 22 from 1 to 5, a Kennel Club meeting at 3 discussing club formation, and a phone number SY 7 3234 for more details.
Mr and Mrs Dayne Witham announce the birth of a son, Dane Alan, on March 4 at Mount St. Mary Hospital in Nelsonville. The Withams have six children: Debra, Christy, Carolyn, Rosita and John Clinton. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred Oliver of Glouster and Dr and Mrs W D Witham of Athens.
Albert Linscott returns home from Stuart Florida. Mrs. Frank Rose readmitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital after surgery, room 110. Mrs. Thomas N. Hoover hosted guests Susan Hoover of Palo Alto and John Fryling of Princeton. Alpha Xi Delta pledges include Jane Dean and Ann Rowland, sophomores from local addresses. LoMoose dance set for Riverside Drive with Sound Masters. Pomona Grange meeting in Amesville postponed to April 9.
This weekend WOUB Radio will air Puccini's La Boheme on Saturday at 2 PM and a concert conducted by George Szell with guest soprano Maria Stader on Sunday between 5 and 5 thirty. The New York Philharmonic will perform works by Lutoslawski Mozart and Brahms. Tong Il Han, a Korean child prodigy, has risen to fame after early life trials and will perform with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra in Athens Memorial Auditorium Saturday at 8 PM as part of the Ohio University Artist Series.
Heloise suggests inexpensive ways to dress toy dolls using knit coaster scraps and notes that upkeep costs matter more than purchase price. She also shares a sweater linting hack using a suede brush and explains alternatives like sandpaper. Rhubarb pudding recipe adds a simple dessert idea with rhubarb strawberries.
A lively old time kitchen tip highlights Crab Puff Sandwiches as a novel lent choice. Recipe uses bread slices, crab meat, Hollandaise, and beaten egg white, broiled until golden. Serves five with suggested fruit salad and sherbet finale, while noting quick prep time to free up the next minutes.
Beta Sigma Phi meets at Ohio University Playhouse with a cultural program by Mrs. Clara Rety and a tour of the TV station, followed by a business session in Red Room. Guests include Mrs. John Flammin Mrs. Jack Mahaffey and Mrs. Jack Lenser. Bates WSCS hosts a tea and pattern promotion with Anne Adams. Maecenas Literary Club marks 40th anniversary with Italy trip notes. rug laundering tips for home care of small rugs.
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