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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1958
Page
8
New apple themed dishes include Apple Chiffon Pie with a pecan crust and apple gelatin meringue, Apple Cheese Pie with cheddar in crust, classic Apple Pie Filling, and Mandarin Spareribs simmered in apple juice. Each recipe yields multiple servings.
Wesley Simpson praises Adele Simpson as a top American fashion designer who balances a busy career with family life. He quotes her and notes their daughter Joan and son Jeffrey, her Greenwich estate, and their social circle from Paris to Los Angeles. She manages a major dress business while running a household and hosting guests.
Athens Shrine number 6 met Monday in the chapter room with Hazel B. Keuhner of Wellston as speaker. Members were urged to donate to the needy during weekly dues. A pot luck dinner is planned for Nov. 3 when Ruth Finnegan will be honored. WSCA of The Plains to meet Oct. 15 at Dorothy Cade’s home at 7 30 p.m.
Mr and Mrs James B Lobaugh of Court Huron Michigan announce the birth of a daughter Rebecca Ann on October 12. Grandparents are Dr and Mrs H C Lehman of Columbia Avenue and Mr and Mrs R F Lobaugh of Bartlettsville Oklahoma.
The Registered Nurses of District 14 of OSNA meet October 16 in Brandt's Mecca Room Logan. Dinner at 6 30 p m reservations through Eva Mock at Hocking Valley Hospital. Mrs Mock will discuss England and Scotland travel and Mrs Betty Tudor Hawaii trip. Convention reports to follow. Past Matrons and Past Patrons Auxiliary Minear Chapter 274 OES meeting postponed due to Rome Canaan Carnival with no date set.
Readers are invited to sew pattern 4602, a half size Printed Pattern that flatters shoulders waist and hips. The ad lists sizes 14 42 44 18 20 22 24 and yardage 3 yards of 39 inch fabric with postage 35 cents, add 10 cents per pattern for first class mail. Send name address zone size and pattern number to Anne Adams at The Athens Messenger Pattern Dept.
Chi Omega active members hosted alumnae at an Eleusinian coffee hour at the chapter house. Jane Adelmann praised new pledges and spoke on the recent Chi Omega convention at the Greenbriar Hotel. Tau Alpha earned a convention citation for top national scholarship.
The Albany Community Garden Club met at the Ohio Fuel Gas Co in Athens. President Mrs. Frank Pugh opened with the Lord's Prayer. Fourteen members and 10 guests attended. The November meeting will be at the Albany School with a speaker and film presentations.
Beauty writers joined a fashion group for an exciting show featuring a designer famed for hats who branched into beauty. The Jane Austin Look used swan silhoutte hairstyles with and without hats, emphasizing femininity through graceful winglike lines, spirals, and puffs.
Crochet pattern 877 offers a pineapple and shell stitch doily in two sizes, 13 and 22 inches. Send thirty five cents, plus five cents for mailing, to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept. at P O Box 169 Old Chelsea Station. Include pattern number name address and zone.
The Naomi Bible Class of The Plains Methodist Church held a Halloween party at Mrs. Walter McDonald’s home. A business meeting led by Mrs. Lloyd Kittle planned a chicken supper for October 23 at The Plains High School Community Room from 5 to 8 pm. Prizes were won by Mrs. Tom Porter, Mrs. Everett Hanning, and for best costumes by Mrs. Basel Cullison and Mrs. Violet Bryan. The next meeting is at Mrs. Edith Barrows’ home.
Jewelry styles from the Fashion Coordination Institute offer tips to enhance appearances. Use chokers or multi strand beads to shorten a long neck, pins at necklines to lengthen a neck, and earrings and bracelets to highlight features. Choose jewel tones near the face to flatter skin and adjust balance with bold accessories.
Beta Upsilon of Sigma Kappa initiated three members Saturday afternoon in the Alumni Lounge at the OU Center. A chapter banquet at the Hotel Berry honored new initiates Mrs. Jesse Day Pat Neal and Kathy Stoner. Chapter Awards were presented by advisor Mrs. Lewis Hicks. Pat Neal won the highest pledge class grades, Jan Story the highest active grades with a 3.8, and Elinor Ely received Dean Voigt's pin for most grade improvement.
Lodi extension club hosts social sessions with Mrs. John Robinson at 7 30 p m and the ITU meeting with Mrs H W Davis at 218 W Washington St 7 30 p m Higley study circle with Mrs W W Patton RFC 3 2 30 p m Guest day tea Loyalty class of New Marshfield Church with Mrs Harold Young 7 30 p m Nannie Allom Rebekah lodge meets 8 p m All officers to attend practice for inspection Members asked to bring tax stamps.
The Women’s Gasco Club gathered at Mrs. William James Jr. home for a business session honoring president Mrs. William Moorhead’s year of service. Halloween games yielded prizes for Mrs. John Shaw, Mrs. Delbert Adams, and Mrs. Ralph Camp. Hostess Mrs. Floyd Six and co hostesses Mrs. Harold Cooley served refreshments.
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