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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1934
Page
12
The newspaper notes abundant Black tea brands in local grocery stores. It advises checking the trade mark on packages to ensure India Good Black Tea quality and to choose from various Indie Tea blends offering rich flavor and satisfying taste.
The piece extols clever cooking where leftovers shine over new dishes. It praises the cook as powerful, claims rediscovered flavors beat star discoveries, and notes the secret to tender pie crust is cold crust and filling with precise flour and water ratios. It sees meals as deliberate for health.
Mr and Mrs William Wolfe who moved into their new home on Second Street were surprised when members of the Bishop Class of Central Avenue Church and neighbors gathered at their home. After an interesting program led by Mrs W O Jones a gift for the new home was presented by Mrs Otto Rose president of the class.
Edna Russell and family hosted a bridal shower for Sol Goff and his bride. Mrs. Sam Riggle and Mrs. Trune Russell organized the event. Refreshments were served, and guests presented many gifts to the honoree couple.
Virginia Lou Eberle spoke on the national convention held this fall during the Chi Omega Alumnae Club gathering Tuesday evening at 68 West State Street hosted by Mrs. T. E. Byrne with Mrs. Howard Knox and Miss Pauline Cone assisting.
Girl Scouts sold eight dozen cookies baked in the Junior High Scout room with help from Mary Ruske. The sale supported cooking badges and featured cookie shaped to the Girl Scout emblem.
Ada Belle Trainer entertained the Temple M E Epworth League and many guests at a Halloween party at her home. A long guest list includes Bernard Cooley Walter Swett Arthur Woodyard Elben Clark Frank Turner Ralph Turner Wesley Allen Ogdin Cecil Jewell William Gregory William Ogdin Wilbur Rupe Edward Swearingen William Stout Arthur Crabtree Rolland Crabtree Laurence Bowen Arlin Verigan Edward Stout Leo Dudgeon Denver Rawlings Leo Hartman Mary Frances Carpenter Wanda Starkey Wilda Mae Starkey Mary Virginia Starkey Anna Elizabeth Ogdin Elizabeth Stout Georgia Nell Radekin Auta Verigan Dorothy Morrison Thelme Gallaway Beulah Gallaway Frances Rupe Mabel Drake Bernice GIl.logy Westina Gillogly Alta Dudgeon Alma Chase Leona Chase and the hostess Ada Belle Trainer. The evening was spent in playing games.
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