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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1965
Page
7
Readers receive practical tips from the National Institute of Rug Cleaners on removing blood stains from rugs. Instructions include detergent solutions, blotting, ammonia addition if needed, testing rug dyes, and using meat tenderizers as a last resort. Additional home hacks cover decorative plastic cutouts and safer cooking cleanup methods.
National Observer features a cranberry relish by food editor Ruby W Shannon. The recipe blends ground cranberries with orange quarters and miniature marshmallows, then adds sugar and chilling time for serving with whipped cream as a dessert option.
The Athens Presbyterian Church hosts a Praise and Thanksgiving program by its youth on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Miss Ann Rannon and Mr Kenneth Kerr lead a program including four youth choirs and a Psalm interpreted in dance by Miss Sally Smith and others. A Hymn in Line and Color by Miss Cherri O Brien and a choral reading by the Senior High Fellowship finish the program which is open to the community.
Mr and Mrs John F Lewis of Point Pleasant announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Jane to Gerald Donald Sayre of Gallipolis. Miss Lewis is a Point Pleasant High School graduate and Holzer Hospital employee. Sayre works for French Colony Industries in Gallipolis. An early December wedding is planned.
Teen-agers flood the altar with hundreds of thousands of marriages this year. One half of brides will be under 20, with similar rates predicting separations or divorces. The odds of teenage unions lasting are about one third those of twenty somethings.
Richland Garden Club meetings feature Paul Brown on growing Christmas greens and donations to the International Dinner and Athens Junior Women’s Club fund. Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary, Pi Beta Phi Alumnae, and Athens Tri-Hi Y report activities and speakers at homes on Grand Park Boulevard and Graham Drive.
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