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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1937
Page
7
Bright Easter Sunday in Athens featured navy blue and gray outfits with chic hats and new suits. The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a Benefit Bridge at Mrs. Thomas Rosser 34 West Washington Street, inviting the public.
A vintage etiquette set answers five questions on letter writing and endings. It covers writing to friends in longhand, how to sign a woman’s name, sending engraved thank you notes after bereavements, date placement in friendly letters, and whether to start with Dear or My Dear. The recommended closing for a new friend is Sincerely.
The eleventh annual State Assembly of Ohio Society Daughters of the American Colonists will convene in Columbus at the Deshler Wallick Hotel. The Old Trails Chapter hosts with a luncheon in the Hall of Mirrors then a 1 30 session with chapter regents reporting. The State Officers Club meets Tuesday at 4. The Oehlke dinner honors founder Mrs. Theodore R. Oehlke. Mrs. Ellie H. Johnson presides at all meetings. Fort Gower Chapter officers serve on assembly committees.
Lillian alerts the group to Jack Leslie's presence across the street near Polly Perkins Inn. Noel fears for Noel and Mary as he studies the inn with a grim, fixed attention while others watch from a window.
Excerpt shows Jack Leslie passing the inn where Noel and companions hide. Mary suspects he knows their location and the hidden secret, raising stakes about the chief’s current problem. The scene ends with a hint of further revelation tomorrow.
Two budget friendly recipes show how to prepare Beef Liver Loaf and Pork and Noodle Stew using inexpensive cuts. The liver loaf uses minced liver with onion salt pork and crumbs baked in a leaf tin, while the pork stew combines ground pork with celery carrot onion green pepper tomatoes and noodles for a hearty meal.
The column lists Monday events including Woman's Music Club meeting at 7 30 p m at Mrs H G Stalder N College St ve Highway Wives potluck supper at the Eagles Building 7 20 p m M and H Circle potluck supper at Mrs Nelle Reading 35 Franklin Ave with regrets due by noon Athens Chapter OES to meet at Masonic Hall 5 p m Officers and members planning Beverly trip Tuesday notices include Women's Relief Corps Birthday Meeting at Mrs Ralph Bay 85 Sunnyside Drive 7 30 p m Police report from Wabash Ind attributes a crash to a dog leaping into the driver’s lap.
Dorothy Dix advises a 23 year old lover to reconsider a three year wait before marriage. She warns engagements and going steady can dull passion as tastes change and choices narrow, urging him to stay free to choose a wife when ready.
The Past Noble Grands Club gathered at Flora B. Murphy's home on Mill Street with Lillian Porter assisting. Edna Junod presided over a seven member roll call, mystery package awarded to Vida Carpenter, two contests won by Bessie Hayes Edna Junod Bertha Bobo and Mae Harmon, and Easter-themed refreshments for members and guests Fannie King Bertha Bobo George Maxwell Ida Reed. Next meeting hostesses will be Pearl Lee and Jessie Roach.
Mrs. Charles Quick of New Marshfield R F D No 2 entertained many friends and neighbors for an all day quilting party. The event included quilting tying comforts singing and visiting with dinner served at noon to a lengthy guest list.
Anne Adams Pattern 4357 offers a classic shirtwaist with a trim collar bodice and two high patch pockets. Available in sizes 14 through 42, size 16 requires 338 yards of 39 inch fabric. illustrated sewing instructions included. Send 15 cents to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department for details.
Olive Roberts Barton suggests memory aids through symbolic association. She advises mothers and fathers to create concrete images linking facts to recall names or dates, noting memory improves with belief in self and repeated practice.
Alicia Hart argues will power underpins attractive appearance more than natural features. She notes dedication to hair and face care, early rising for light exercise, and choosing salads over steak to maintain a clear skin, glossy hair, and trim figure.
The Pallas Club gathered Saturday afternoon at Miss Nelle Pickering’s Lancaster and First Streets residence. Miss Laura Bailey reviewed Rudyard Kipling’s autobiography Some Things About Myself. France first recognized the United States as a nation on February 6, 1778.
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