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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1945
Page
15
Genevieve Kemble cautions Wednesday May 13 will offer lively chances for advancement, but warns of snares and temptations. Those born today may pursue ambitious goals yet face confusion unless guided by prudent thinking and self restraint. A strong message favors steady, principled action to protect peace of mind and progress.
This brief ad notes a Basque frock for juniors and a dirndl style with a skirt, corselet waist, and ribbon lacing. Pattern No. 8765 covers sizes 11 through 18, with a 22 option, short sleeves, needing 3 yards of 35 or 39 inch material and 2 yards ribbon. Send 20 cents plus name address size and pattern number to Sue Burnett at The Athens Messenger, New York 19, N.Y. Ready now the Spring Issue of Fashion.
Crochet flats for warm weather with crocheted heavy Tug yarn sole and bright gingham ties. Includes small, medium, and large sizes. Send 15 cents and 1 cent postage with name address and pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Athens Messenger, Sixth Avenue, New York 19, xv.
A collage of radio features lists a 7:30 segment with Jane Pickens singing Sweet Heart of All My Dreams on American Melody Hour CBS WENS, 5:30 highlights with Mische Elman and Kathleen Windsor at Dave Elman's Auction Gallery, 9:00 Guy Lombardo and Leo Carillo autograph session on Blue WCOL, 3:00 Elspeth Eric on Inner Sanctum Dead to Rights, 9:20 Louis Prima from Fort Trumbull Conn, and 10:40 Ann Sheridan and Bert Lehr with Hildegarde on NBC WLW.
Pauline Myers spent Friday to Sunday with friends in Athens. Mary Wells traveled to Parkersburg for medical attention. Grace Lowden and children visited relatives at Millwood West Virginia. Reverend Cecil led a Mother’s Day service at the Methodist Church and musicians Gladine, Irene Smith, and Pearl Powell performed. C B Hayman spent last week in Columbus. Joe Bissett and son planned time at home before departing south aboard the towboat William Laramer Jones. The Christian Church interior is being painted by A H Curtis. Barbara Anne Hayman visits Marietta. Mrs J C Swan, long sick, is recovering from a throat ailment.
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