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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1935
Page
9
Dorothy Dix advises parents to grant teens more autonomy rather than pry into every detail of their outings. She notes adolescence brings self confidence and desire for independence, arguing trust fosters honesty and reduces family conflict.
A guidance piece promotes consistent beauty habits. Regular daily cleansing and gentle care, including nightly makeup removal and five minute hair brushing, yield lasting results. It recommends an all purpose cream for cleaning, softening, and pore tightening for steady facial care.
Southeast Press of Par-T Teachers invited to participate in the Ohio Education Association program in Athens on October 24-25. A teacher section will meet at 2 pm in Ewing Auditorium with LC Booth from Gallipolis and C Myers from the Ohio Conference on Child Training to address "Personality: A Joint Home and School." The discussion, with members from Nelsonville and Logan, will follow.
Social calendar lists orange party at First M E Church on Monday 7 30 p m admission one orange and games. masquerade at First Christian Church Monday evening. Health Committee meeting at Health Commissioner’s office. Tuesday groups include West Side P A study group Progressive Literary Club C L meeting for mask party Athena Delphian Club. Halloween masked party at Alexander Presbyterian. Wednesday PEO Sisterhood dinner 6 p m at F Reed home Pocatontas Lodge bingo Red Men s Hall Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae at Mrs Siugley s home.
Women from Logan Lancaster Oak Hill Nelsonville Glouster New Straitsville Murray City Pomeroy Middleport Wellston McArthur Wilkesville Gallipolis Athens and more join state officers at the American Legion Auxiliary Fall Conference. Guests include Velma Patton and Dorothy Eldridge with local hosts in Nelsonville and Columbus.
The Athens County League of Women Voters schedules its annual candidates meeting for November 1. All office seekers may speak up to four minutes on qualifications. Mrs. W. L. Gard will preside. Mrs. J. A. Fuller and Mrs. EB. Finsterwald prepare questionnaire items covering name, residence, business and experience.
Athens branch of the A A U W Ohio State Division held its thirteenth annual conference in Toledo October 18 19 with Miss Morris presenting Los Angeles moving pictures and Dean Voigt chairing the panel on The Nation and International Aspects of Our Organization New officers include Mrs Emerson Simon as vice president Mrs Phillip Schneider as president Miss Lucille Gay as treasurer and Mrs Leland of Toledo as director Seventy five representatives attended along with 110 from Toledo and 25 of 35 state branches represented The next meeting will be May 4 9 1936 in Milwaukee with Dean Irina Voigt leading the event Captain James B Golden guest in Athens and John Srigley named on Ohio State Lantern honor roll in dentistry with eleven students cited for high averages
Miss Edith Wolfe entertained members of the Live Wire Sunday School class at the M. J Church with a Halloween party. The room was seasonally decorated and 14 members plus two guests wore queer masks and enjoyed games and refreshments. Mr C C Millikan attends the First Optometric Science Congress in Columbus with the Ohio Optometric Association at the Deshier Wallick Hotel as part of the association's annual business assembly.
Prof Roy H Paynter was elected president of the Married People Class at the First M E Church Sunday. Other officers include W B Drake as first vice president Mrs Fred Wheaton as second vice president Mrs Ural Westfall recording secretary Mrs C B Dillon assistant secretary R G Palmer treasurer and Mrs Dwight Titipo corresponding secretary. Mrs W D Robinson and Mrs W Fr Clark hosted Mr and Mrs W T Smith of Columbus as their guests. Mr Smith is Mrs Robinson and Mrs Clark's brother.
Miss Mary Davis and Mr Warren Higgins hosted an old-fashioned birthday party at the Wyatt cabin on Pomeroy Road honoring Mr Carl Weber. Twenty couples attended with out-of-town guests Miss Velma Dezzo and Mr and Mrs Dee Daugherty. chaperons were Mr and Mrs Earl Schneider and Mr and Mrs Waiter Davis.
Mrs M G Decker entertained eighteen Priscilla Needle Club members at a 1 pm luncheon at 161 Grosvenor Street Thursday afternoon. Red rose centerpiece tables and house bouquets accompanied the service by Mrs R J Studer and Mrs J D Haskins. Plans for a December potluck dinner were discussed, with the rest of the meeting focused on sewing and needlework.
Mrs Walter Tucker was guest of honor at a Friday party given by her sister Mrs Ralph Whitmore of Highland Avenue. High score in bridge went to Mrs Alva Haning, second to Mrs Paul Uilmark. Other attendees included Mrs Mark Woods Mrs John Summers Mrs Dwight Junod Mrs William Masterton Miss Golda Ashworth Mrs Russell Carmean Columbus and the hosts. Refreshments were served and gifts given to the guest of honor.
The Hocking Sewing Club held its weekly meeting Thursday evening at Mrs. Allie Buffingtons home. Attendees included Mrs. Nancy Shrieves, Mrs. Clara McDonald, Mrs. Annie Shust, Mrs. Annie Quinn, Mrs. Jane Tate, and the hostess. Refreshments followed the business hour with plans for next week at Mrs. Buffingtons home.
Article promotes a needlework pattern 1080 featuring a motif 13 by 15 inches and a reverse motif 5 by 7 inches with color chart and stitch guides. It instructs using wool silk or cotton and invites readers to send 10 cents to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept. at 82 Eighth Avenue, New York.
Practical guide to improving meat and potato meals with decorative borders using mashed potatoes rice or other vegetables. Step by step for forming a border around a center portion, suggestions include brown sausage greens and molded vegetables, with tips on mashed potato preparation and serving ideas.
A four pound fowl is simmered in cold water with salt and pepper for two to three hours. Noodles boil twenty minutes in broth, then are drained and arranged around the chicken. A flour paste is stirred in, the broth returns to a boil, and the sauce is served in a separate boat.
Britain reports 365000 motor trucks in total with 260000 based in the London area. The statistic highlights fleet concentration in the capital region.
Betty Ann Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs A J D Phillips entertained 17 friends at her home 2 North Shannon Avenue for her ninth birthday The party featured rooms decorated in Halloween colors with games and prizes for Dorothy Ann Bradfield and Dixie Genter Refreshments followed The guest list included Doris Elkins Patty Wright Ann Peden and others
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