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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1971

Page

5

Morrison Festival a Hit at Morrison School Fundraiser

Morrison School hosted its annual fall festival in the gymnasium and nearby classrooms drawing excited children and parents. The PTA raised more than its $1,000 goal with popular fish pond games, a spooky room, cake walk, and a country store. Mayor Don Barrett served as auctioneer for leftover treats. Principal John L. Gordon announced a December PTA meeting to form a school expenditures committee to decide purchases from festival profits.

Joane Panos Messenger Morrison School James Hoon Don Barrett Morrison Pta’s John L. Gordon

Heloise Decorator Tips Washing Curtains on Rod

Reader tips cover washing nylon net curtains without removing rods by soaking on the rod in lukewarm sudsy water, then rinsing and rehang. Suggestions include freezing sausage for easy slicing, removing needle holes with vinegar and toothbrush, and using magnets on oven door corners to hold it shut.

Heloise Daily Reader

Maya Angelou poised as first Black woman film director

The excerpt quotes Maya Angelou comparing a new career to leaping into an ice cold pool and notes she will be the first Black woman film director. The piece also mentions Debbie Morris, an 11 year old from England, who will be reunited with her brother after nine years in a separate family context.

Maya Angelou Ricky Warner Morris Debbie Morris England

Skirts Gain In Prestige In Modern Wardrobe

The article notes shirts rising to prestige status with versatile styling and luxurious fabrics. It highlights Qiana nylon as a leading fabric, enabling elegant yet care free wear. Updated blouse details include overblouses, body shirts, ruffles, cuffs, collars, and neckties.

Ex Nun Faces Stigma In New Life And Work

Dear Abby column recounts an ex-nun facing curiosity and contempt after leaving the convent while pursuing a new career. A second letter from a woman who helped two abused children describes long term behavioral damage and a surprising family twist involving the children's mother.

Abigail van Buren Abby

Club News Highlights Meetings and Plans at Alpha Gamma Delta

The Current Events Club discussed The Little White House by Mrs. D B Green and toured Roosevelt era artifacts. Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae hosted pledges with a potluck and a rummage sale planned for November 20 at the Armory with chairs Mrs Janice Bixler and Mrs Study.

Clarence Fuller Guysville D. B. Green Little White House Franklin D. Roosevelt Warm Springs Warm Springs Foundation R. B. Slaugher State St Alpha Gamma Detta Robert Matthews Dalton Ave Greta Lash Larry Study Tri Alpha O.U Alpha Gamma Delta Lash E. E. Mu

Women Seek Maiden Names On Passports in Suit

Two married women sue the U.S. Passport Office to use their birth names instead of their husbands’ surnames. Karla Simon and Nancy Hermann claim requiring a married woman to bear a husband’s name reflects patriarchy. They seek an injunction and constitutional declarations.

Air Force Anna Washington U.S Karla Simon Nancy Hermann Richard D. Hobbet Theodoros Karrikolas Hermann Nancy Karrikolas Simon

McConkey Couple Welcome Son Ryan Neal in Belpre

Mr. and Mrs. Gary McConkey of Belpre announce the birth of a son, Ryan Neal, born November 5 at St. Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg West Virginia. The couple also has a 21 month old son, Scott. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chapman of Guysville and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McConkey of The Plains. Great grandparents include L. C. Swearengen and Mrs. Amelia Chapman of Coolville and L. G. McConkey of Athens.

Gary McConkey Belpre Ryan Neal St. Joseph’s Hospital Parkersburg W. Va McConkey Scott Frank Chapman Guysville Glenn McConkey the Plains L. C. Swearengen Amelia Chapman Coolville L. G. McConkey Athens

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