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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1939
Page
9
Olive Roberts Barton presents a domestic scene where a mother and father debate the concept of margins as they blame a child’s accident on risk. The exchange links household mistakes to broader ideas of risk, responsibility, and parental protection.
Athens PTA delegates returned from the National Congress with reports of a 2000 attendee gathering. The theme Freedom Of Growth For Children was emphasized as parents work with children. Events included a 20 mile Ohio River boat excursion with Ft. Thomas Ky. band and a 60 member Cincinnati high school choir.
Rev T B Turley of Faith Tabernacle Parkersburg will speak at Faith Gospel Tabernacle 45 Richland Ave tonight at 7 30 p m. Rev David Dean conducts evangelistic services with a group of young people assisting. A Belpre prayer band attends Saturday night and Rev Doan will preach Excuses Sunday night.
Advice urges women to pair pretty dress with feminine manners. It condemns_boastful wit swearing and loud talk and calls for quiet behavior, deference to men, and kindness toward guests. The piece promotes subtle charm over showy vanity.
Steps for corned beef hash with poached eggs and savory tomato sauce. Includes preparation of hash slices, broiling until heated, then topping with an egg and more sauce. Also notes roast beef guidance and sewing tip for sheer fabrics to avoid puckered seams.
Mothers Week End ceremony at the Presbyterian Church installed Betty Hartford as president with Margarethe Faulstich as predecessor. New officers include Betty Stone, Mary E. Potters, Corrine Decker, and Betty Journay. council advisers named and charged. The event featured Dean Irma Voigt, the YWCA choir, and Virginia Christman singing My Task.
Mr and Mrs R J Schaar take a week's vacation at Rudolph Schaar’s Hastings Minnesota home returning May 12. Schaar is forest ranger of Hocking Purchase Unit Wayne National Forest. Mrs L L Deissle and son John travel to Evansville Indiana with Mrs Deissle’s sister Mrs Alex Root to stay several days. Mrs William G Richards of Columbus, secretary treasurer of the Columbus Athenian Club, returns home after visiting niece Mrs Glen Mc Daniels. Miss Nelle Mariner of Lancaster Street returns from White Cross Hospital Columbus where her condition is improved.
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