Mothers Day Reflections From Readers
Abigail Van Buren collects letters about mothers and daughters in law. Readers share regrets over not honoring their mother in law and gift misunderstandings that strain family ties around Mother's Day.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1969
Page
5
Abigail Van Buren collects letters about mothers and daughters in law. Readers share regrets over not honoring their mother in law and gift misunderstandings that strain family ties around Mother's Day.
Rhubarb salad advised by Mrs Alton Hope can be served in individual molds or a decorative mold. Combine 3 cups diced rhubarb cup sugar 1 teaspoon salt gelatin and water, heat until tender then dissolve gelatin with lemon juice and celery. Chill until very thick then mold and serve.
Delt Dames hosted a morning gathering led by Mrs H D Palmer for the Beta Chapter undergraduates. Mrs James Woods announced the 1969 70 officer slate with Mrs W D Stewart as president and other officers elected. breakfast co hosts were Mrs Frank Gullum, Mrs William Harmon, and Mrs Ida Burnfield.
Thirty five members of Girl Scout Troop 250 from Coolville visited Columbus last week to tour the state capitol and observe state government in action. Rep Ralph Welker of Pomeroy hosted the group.
Students at St Pauls School received a letter from NASA director Robert R. Gilruth in response to their note about the Apollo 8 mission. His letter included two color photos, one of the crew James Lovell William Anders and Frank Borman, and another of Earth rising over the Moon.
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