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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1965
Page
6
The Athens Garden Club hosted guest day with speaker Mrs Bernard Black describing Nut Trees for Food and Beauty. She urged planting hickory walnut beech hazel butternut and Chinese chestnut to replace diseased American chestnut.
New arrivals Mr and Mrs James A Bol in Dallas Texas announce the birth of a son Allen Mike Bolin. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Pearl Bolin Albany and Frances Uribe Dallas. Circle I of the Alexander Presbyterian Church meets Thursday at 1 30 p m with Mrs Harold Brown and Mrs Roy Radford co hosting.
The Shade PTA will meet Thursday with Athens County Superintendent Mr. T C Porter to discuss a tri county vocational school and finalize plans for a carnival Friday October 22 at 6 p.m. Admission is 15 cents. An open house precedes the meeting and parents may discuss instrumental music rentals.
Fashion notes reveal a new alliance between hat makers and hair stylists as disguises across women’s looks blend with wigs and tinted hair. The article cites postwar trends, purdah-like coverings, and industry cooperation to coordinate hats and hair designs for a changing fashion landscape.
Mrs. George Littrell of Hebron Ohio and her son Paul both earned bachelor of science degrees at Kent State University in a rare shared milestone. She took night courses and shifted jobs around patrol transfers while husband Lt Sgt George Littrell moved between posts. After graduation she contemplates teaching or federal work, joking she may study for 50 more years.
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