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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1965

Page

16

Plan Picnic At Herbert Home For AAUW June 3

The Athens chapter of the American Association of University Women will hold a final 1964 65 meeting at Mrs William H Herberts Tulane Rd on Thursday June 3. A 5 30 p m picnic follows reservations by May 31 with calls to Mrs Fred Ellis or Mrs Samuel Erskine. An auction for the Fellowship Fund precedes the business meeting which installs three new officers: Mrs Robert H Wheley vice president program development, Mrs Paul R Murphy second vice president membership.

Athens American Association of University Women William H. Herbert Tulane Rd Fred Ellis LY2 Samuel B. Ers Kine Robert H. Wheley Paul R. Murphy

Athens branch to attend national convention in Portland

The Athens branch will be represented at the biennial national convention in Portland Oregon in June 2024 by Mrs. L C Staats, Mrs. R H Whealey, and branch president Miss Elizabeth B Stanton. Stanton as Ohio division vice president will join two convention sessions.

Raymond Shull Athens Portland Ore L. C. Staats R. H. Whealey Elizabeth B. Stanton Ohio

Gourmet Club Meeting Features Demonstration and Readings

The Gay Gourmet Club met Tuesday at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company building. Mrs. Paul Efaw led a food demonstration followed by a business meeting with Mrs. Dorothy Williams presiding. Mrs. Pearl Clark read selections to the 21 members and guests. CD rummage sale announced by the Ladies Auxiliary of the First Apostolic Church at 60 N Court St June 4 8 am to 5 pm and June 5 8 am to 2 pm.

Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company Paul Efaw Home Service Dorothy Williams Pearl Clark Ladies Auxiliary of The First Apostolic Church N. Court St

Engagement notice for Melanie Lynn Lovsey and James E Eggleston

Miss Lovsey of The Plains announces the engagement of her daughter Melanie Lynn Lovsey to James E Eggleston son of Mr and Mrs John B Eggleston of Massillon The Plains Ohio native Melanie is a 1962 Plains High School graduate and Ohio University sophomore teaching elementary education She works for General Telephone of Ohio Eggleston a 1962 Plains graduate is in the armed forces at Fort Knox Kentucky and previously worked for Republic Steel of Massillon A summer wedding is planned.

Fae Lovsey East First Street the Plains Melanie Lynn James E. Eggleston John B. Eggleston 17Th Street S.W Massillon Miss Lovsey the Plains High School Ohio University General Telephone of Ohio Eggleston The Plains Armed Forces Fort Knox Kentucky Republic Steel Corporation

Week's Club Programs Planned Across City

Monday events include a Cadet Band Picnic at Dow Lake for city cadet band families with transport from Athens High School by 4 15 p m and a Friendly Hour Club gathering at 7 30 p m with Mrs Madge Baker. Tuesday features Amesville Grange sewing and baking, WAITU with Mrs Marion Crawley at 7 30 p m, Lodi Grange, Rainbow Girls advisory board, Rebekah Lodge memorial service, Valleyview Homemakers, and band boosters at Athens High and The Plains Band Rooms.

Dow Lake Athens High School Madge Baker Lancaster St Amesville Grange WAITU Marion Crawley Lodi Grange Rainbow Girls Advisory Board Masonic Temple Delilah Rebekah New Marshfield Cap Conkey Valleyview Homemakers Robert Ohlinger Joneswood Dr Athens the Plains

Hints From Heloise Share Practical Kitchen Tips

Readers share homemaking tricks from organizing utensils to lint removal and dyeing faded fabrics. Tips include crosswise utensil storage for easy access, using a plastic mesh ball to keep hair roller picks together, dyeing linty corduroy to match fabric, and hanging pine scented deodorizers to curb odors and pests. vinegar proves effective on rusty bolts and clogged drains. Also listed are community meetings and local club notices with dates and locations.

Heloise

4-H News Roundup of Club Meetings and Demos

4-H clubs met at multiple homes with demonstrations on flat felt seams, pattern Altering and hem pinning, campfire making, outdoor cooking and electricity. Dianne Mc Garvey, Debbie Roads, Teresa Brandelberry, Carol Null led sessions. Meetings set for June 3 at WSCS Hall and June 8 at 9 p.m. Advisers listed as Mrs. Gibbs Ellis Veon and the Love family. Reporters Mary Nolan and Bob Grinstead.

Merry Needles 4-H Club Enchanted Clovers June Ellis Teresa Brandelberry Carol Null WSCS Hazel Gibbs Irene Veon Mary Nolan John Love Beckey Hayhurst Albany Airliners Willard Mrs. Love Bob Grinstead

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the Messenger Herbert Home AAUW Charm House Beauty Salon Beulah Dye Lowry North Court Street Phone LY Gourmet Heros Bigelow Aldon Or Aldon LEES Melanie Lynn Lovsey Mary Civeni Dea Heloise A. T. Murry Nannie Allom Rebecca Lodge Minear Order of Eastern Star Guysville Albany Sayre Clinton Poston Coolville Ridge Shade Wscs Albert Hawk Dutch Ridge Road Rome Township P. E. Droz Mill St VFW Post Hall Frieda Conkey Violet Young Chase Circle Ruth Charles Chase Chase Rd Dow Lake Dam CWF First Christian Canaanville Athens Grange Presbyterian Church Earl Gibbs Northwood Drive Pocahontas White Swans Council Redman’s Lodge Summit Grange Ladies Auxiliary Vfw Robert Grinstead OES Vida Carson Culbransen Horwell Music Shop E. Main St Logan, O Rainbow Girls of Athens Assembly No. 91 Stevie Hayes Jane Rutkoskie Leta Gilham Faith Judy Martin Charity Cincy Bobo Hope Woolworth's Kelef Woolworth
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