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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1953
Page
18
Advice on developing a businesslike telephone personality with clear expressive speech and courteous conduct, plus practical stain treatment tips. Emphasizes concise speaking and polite voice interaction as a professional asset, followed by a stain remedy advising cold water soak before hot wash.
Mrs. Martin L. Hecht reported on the state convention in Cleveland at the Intermediate Circle of CCL meeting October 28 at the home of Mrs. Carl Clifford with Mrs. Carl Tom as co host. Plans were completed for the Clare Tree Major Players production Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch to be presented November 17 at Memorial Auditorium. Tickets will be sold at the door. Proceeds will go to the Children's Home. If birthmarks or tiny purplish veining detract from the appearance of your legs touch the spots with tinted powder foundation.
Mrs Edithe W Vaughn of Walnut Hills Glouster was named deputy grand matron of District 25 at the Eastern Star 64th annual session in Cincinnati. She joined OES 12 years ago and is a former matron of Thea Chapter Glouster. Attendees included Mrs Betty Addington Mrs Maxine Winscott and Mrs Mary Davis from Thea Chapter and Mrs Eileen Leake of Community Chapter Columbus. District 25 lists Aurelius Albany Athens Belpre Bartlett Euphemia Evangeline Endora Lowell Harrisonville Mt Moriah Marshfield Mt Olive Matamoris Minear Marietta Pomeroy Racine Reinersville Thea Valley and Webb.
A column stresses that a daughter needs female friends as well as male approval. It cites shared shopping, recipes, and support as essential for happiness and social belonging, warning that girls who clash with other girls may face loneliness later. A homemakers club dinner and upcoming meetings are noted.
The New Marshfield Canasta Club met at Mrs. Robert Hawk’s home for a Halloween themed party with prizewinners named as Mrs. Alma Scott and Mrs. Harry Hawk. Guests included Mrs. Charles Hawk and others as ten members answered roll call. A dessert course followed, and hostess Mrs. F. C. Tribe displayed a Japan sent cake set at Maecenas Literary Club.
United Church Women observe World Community Day in Athens on Friday November 6 with a service at First Methodist Church and a social hour to follow. Miss Myoung Lee of Korea, a scholarship student at Ohio University, will speak about the Orphans Home of Korea and the group will collect clothing and supplies for children aged 1 to 17. Contributions may be left in a labeled box at the church or sent to United Church Women c/o Mrs H T Vermillion Athens Route 1.
Miss Margaret Flory, former Westminster Foundation Director and now Student Secretary for the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church, will visit Athens Monday afternoon and evening. An informal reception is set at the Presbyterian manse 15 N College from 3 to 5 p.m. Mrs D Morrison is in charge.
At the Albany PTA meeting on October 27 Mrs. Donald Mace led a panel discussion titled Where Can They Go for Counsel. Rev. William Covert and Mrs. Lucille Battrell gave devotions and the president presided. The executive committee announced purchase of first aid supplies for both school buildings and a PTA project of the year is to be funded with an opaque project.
A household tip suggests using a large wooden salad bowl to hold popcorn once popped and giving each eater a paper cup for individual servings. This method is praised as convenient and helps keep cleanup minimal.
A quick stovetop idea提 adds sliced apples fried with a hint of curry. The plan suggests pairing the seasoned apple rings as a sweet contrast to roast pork, offering a warm, spice note and a simple method.
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