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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1958
Page
11
A reader Betty Co-Ed shares budget friendly tips for college attire. Build a starter wardrobe with a suit coat dressy and casual, a rainy day coat, and a date-time coat. Use separates and accessories like scarves and collars to maximize mix and match options and appear well dressed.
Mrs L C Staats a speech therapist addressed the Youth Activities Circle of CCL on Speech Development. She noted 10 percent of children ages five to twenty one have speech difficulties and discussed causes and correction methods.
Miss Helen Bosworth formerly of Athens exchanged marriage vows on October 25 with Harold Eugene Toffanelli of Columbus. The Rev. Ralph G. Smith officiated at the Church of Christ parsonage in Columbus. The bride wore aqua blue lace with blue satin accessories. matron of honor was Mrs. Ann Laubensheimer and best man was John Bijelis. A reception followed in Columbus with Athenians in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Richard Mullen announce the birth of a daughter in Erie on November 11. Grandparents are Earl Daniel of Athens Route 1 and Mullen of Lorain. The Mullens also have a two year old son Terrence Patrick.
Mr and Mrs John D Dowler announce the birth of a son David Powell on November 17 at Sheltering Arms Hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John W Dowler 33 Strathmore Blvd and Mr and Mrs Niels Powell Middleport Great grandparents are A Thomas Columbus and Mr and Mrs Arthur Fick Pomeroy
Richard L. Graves of McArthur, a senior and Phi Delta Theta president, was among 17 Ohio University men initiated into the Blue Key honorary chapter after a Sportsman Grill banquet Tuesday night. Other honorees include Edward J. Noonan Berlin Heights Glenn Hall East Liverpool Craig Palmer Canton Hampton Davey McDonald Dennis Haines Michael Klausner Donald Becker Paul Lumbatis Stephen Phimiser Robert Kannan Lester Cary Gary Hawkins Alan Gallerly Andrew Hoge Willoughby Ray Forrer John Thomas among several from campus and beyond.
A Kettering Ohio teen Helen McDaniel predicts the next fashion wave will be a completely square dress called The Cube. The piece surveys teen trends from stockings and cosmetics to hair bows and footwear, with quirky notes on dating, grooming, and style choices.
The WMU of the First Baptist Church met Monday evening with Miss Beulah Wingo of Columbus as guest speaker. Wingo, executive secretary of the WMU for the state, spoke on duties of chairmen and officers and the organization’s meaning to missionaries. Virginia Howard presided. refreshments were served in the new church parlor by Blanche Parmiter and Jean Wilson.
Ceramist Henry Lin unveiled an exhibition of over 50 pieces at the Center featuring graceful lines, inlaid glazes, and etched patterns. Born in Peking, Lin holds an MFA from the University of Washington and taught at UW and Wisconsin before moving to Athens with his wife and son.
The Woman's Society of the First Methodist Church held a luncheon to honor new workers. Guests included Elizabeth Beatty, Delphia Shannon, Ethel McVay, W. B. Craft, W. C. Stewart, Edith Strode, L. W. Russell, Barbara Gierhart, Elma Randall, J. Lee Kaufman, Richard Mathews, John Adams, Herbert Billingsley, Arthur Cornwell, Merrill Blake, Donald Seelhorst, Charles Wolfe, and Douglas Cater. Chairmen were Homer Cherrington for the luncheon and Sexson Humphreys for the entertainment.
Editor reminds that all notices for the women's page weekly calendar must arrive by 4 p m on Thursdays. Bradshaw Miss Anne Pickering and Mrs Lowell Howard urge timely submissions.
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