Area Garden Clubs Hear Authority On Arranging
Mr Robert Thomas, authority on modern and abstract flower arranging, addressed 150 garden club members at Region 11 OAGC meeting in Gallipolis Ohio. He demonstrated abstract modern and Japanese arrangements and discussed new ideas and techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Thomas
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Gallipolis
Thomas
Albert Pool
Marietta
OAGC
Columbus
Hocking Valley Garden Club
Logan
Hill & Dale
Greek immigrant family thrives in Athens Ohio dining scene
Irene Gevas, 37 Graham St., moved from Athens Greece at 14 with her family after the war. She assists husband Emmanuel at the Towne House Grille during busy hours while teaching her three children Sophia 13 George 11 Ernest 6. They are active in Ahaba Greek club in Columbus and enjoy family picnics, boating, and roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Ohio
Irene Gevas
Graham St
Gevas
Ahaba
Columbus
Readers write to Abby on Christmas wishes from Vietnam troops
A collage of letters from U.S. service members in Vietnam asks for charity gifts for orphans and locals, warns against bulky or fragile items, suggests simple toys and wrapped chocolates, and shares experiences with heat, humidity, and shipping delays.
Dear Abby Gift Suggestions From Doug From Dablas
Dear Abby lists gift ideas suitable for holidays including foods and hobbies. Doug from Dabl as suggests reading material, magazines, games like checkers and chess, jigsaw puzzles, a clean pillowcase, T shirts, and athletic socks as little luxuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Doug
Dablas
Ham Sop Gravy Recipe From Amesville Nursing Home Owner
Mrs Mary Helen Docie of Amesville shares a long kept family recipe Ham Sop also called Copeland Gravy. She describes browning ham, boiling ham grease with water, adding cream, then serving over ham and fried or mashed potatoes, noting the cream distinguishes it from Red Eye Gravy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Helen Docie
Amesville
Docie
Emma Copeland
Copeland
Virginia
West Virginia
Teachers expectations shape child learning in Rosenthal study
Dr. Garry C. Myers discusses Harvard psychologist Robert Rosenthal's findings that teacher expectations can influence student performance. The piece recounts experiments where teachers told certain students would excel, leading to measurable IQ gains and suggests proposed effects on minority and disadvantaged children. It notes potential biases in studies and raises questions about negative school records and labeling. It also includes parental guidance Q&A on reinforcing boundaries with young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry C. Myers
Robert Rosenthal
Harvard
Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Professor Rosenthal
Rosenthal
San Francisco
I. Q
U. S
Heloise tips cafe curtains to make aprons
Reader shares frugal craft tips from Heloise column including turning cafe curtains with lace inserts into a dozen aprons for a church bazaar. Also mentions peppermint tea variant, touching up cupboard toe spaces with black liquid shoe polish, rerouting yarn on a cake rack to dry, and using modeling clay as a frog for artificial flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Heloise
Holder
Attractive Aprons and Clever Household Hacks
Read notes from readers sharing practical ideas. Dolly Patterson notes children moving from high chairs to padded boat seats, Cleo Dietsch suggests plastic seats with ties to prevent slipping, and ways to wipe spills easily. Other tips include hair restraint with rubber bands, deodorizing dishes with soda, ironing in the bedroom, and rolling citrus to release juice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo
Local families share trips and visits across states and Hawaii
Here and There notes Lowell Conant and family returning to Los Angeles after a 12 day stay with his parents in Athens and a Hawaii vacation. Lowell’s pilot work included a Florida trip to see his brother Carl at Embry-Riddle in Daytona Beach. Cecil Cooley and family also returned from a West Coast visit to Bakersfield and Scottsdale. The AAUW and Logan's Book Store sponsor a UNICEF card sale at the main post office November 13 and 14 from 9 to 12 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Conant
James Bryant
Los Angeles
Embry - Riddle Aeronautical Institute
Daytona Beach
Cecil A. Cooley
West Coast
Robert Mergler
Bakersfield
Calif
Mr. Cooley
Raymond Danner
Scottsdale, Ariz
The
AAUW
Logan’s Book Store
Food Expenditures and Trends for 1967
The 1967 food expenditure outlook predicts total U S food spending at 96 to 97 billion dollars, under 18 percent of disposable income, with per capita averages rising to about 485 dollars. Consumption growth will drive half the rise in expenditures, while higher prices and pricier foods will cover the rest. Shoppers reduced purchases last year and savings rose to a multi-year peak, slowing shipments in both food and nonfood sectors as prices rise and tax expectations grow. Retail sales show a rebound in early 1967 after a paused period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois A. Simonds
U.S
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Middleport
French City
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Charles Raiser
Shelby
Wyman Sheets
John Reese
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LSB
Bill Thompson
Apo
Cal
Billy Thompson
WM. A. Newman
Pfc
U. S. Army
Johann Horvath
Viet Nam
Stimson
Neat
A&p
Ecipe
By Marian Reeder
DR. Myers
Dolly Patterson
Cleo Dietsch
Shirley Wiltz
Donna Soyster
Unicef
Court
Joe Wilman
Pears
Greater
Southeastern Ohio
Sunda
Che
Lilessenger
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