Rejection and resilience in five famous women
Glamour Magazine profiles five female achievers Joan Hackett Susan Blakely Pia Lindstrom Sally Quinn and Gail Parent who describe how they convert rejection into growth. They acknowledge hurt but emphasize quick recovery and continuing progress despite public setbacks. Sally Quinn recalls a major CBS setback illustrating the theme.
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Glamour Magazine
Joan Hackett
Susan Blakely
Pia Lindstrom
Sally Quinn
Gail Parent
CBS
Rejection as Growth Insight from Opinion Leaders
The Athens Messenger explores positive takes on rejection from figures like Ms. Quinn and Gail Parent. Quoted insights emphasize resilience, learning what one can do, and avoiding overidentification with failures. Dr. Wilbert Sykes adds tips to separate part from whole and avoid publicizing perceived faults.
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Ms. Quinn
Washington Post
Morning News
CBS
NBC
Barbara Walters
Wilbert Sykes
New York City
Institute of Religion and Health
Bread Pudding Recipe From An Old Cookbook
Holding the Food Line presents a dessert recipe by Marian Reeder for Bread Pudding using bread or cake crumbs, eggs, milk, sugar and butter. It notes adding raisins dates or nuts to stretch flavor in hard times and gives baking directions with a water bath for custard-like texture.
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Marian Reeder
Decision Making and Child Rights in Abby Advice
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on punishment, discipline, adoption, infidelity, and gift etiquette. She argues parents need guidelines, children deserve privacy, and tell-adoption timing should be early. The column offers practical guidance for family conflicts and personal acts.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Area Club News and Albany Grange Activities
Athens Grange plans Ohio University homecoming parade float with Richard Hartley as new president. Members submit float ideas to Mary Hope. Auditing committee named Carrie Atkin son Frank Ayers Marilyn Grim. Halloween program and foods of the past recipes featured. Albany Grange hosts county officers meeting and yard sale plans. New York health notes report top injuries among female athletes. Relish article notes lower sugar raw cranberry relish benefits.
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Athens Grange
Ohio University
Richard Hartley
Mary Hope
Alton Hope
Grange Hall
Friendly Hills
Carrie Atkinson
Frank Ayers
Marilyn Grim
Mary Shafer
Mae Smith
Nancy Pierce
Bertha Fee
Barbara Hartley
Lucille Ayers
Patty Furey
Albany Grange
Waldo Poston
Clara Poston
Cleveland
Dorothy Williams
Mary Wandling
Fern Hooper
Ohio
Poston
Albany Grange Hall
Connie Turrill
Carbondale Center Plans Nov 7 Chicken Dinner
The Carbondale Senior Citizens Center will host a public chicken dinner on November 7 with serving starting at 4 p.m. Menu items include oven fried chicken noodles dressing mashed potatoes baked hamburgers green beans cole slaw homemade pies rolls coffee and soft drinks. This will be the last dinner until spring.
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Carbondale Senior Citizens Center
Election Day Events Planned at Amesville Grange Hall
A full day of activities is set for Election Day at the Amesville Grange Hall. A Country Store and garage sale open at 9 30 a m. Lunch is served from 11 a m. to 12 30 p m featuring bean soup corn bread sandwiches salad and dessert. The evening meal runs 5 to 6 30 p m with chicken potatoes corn salad pie cake corn bread and bean soup. At 8 p m a Grange business session closes the day.
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Amesville
Grange Hall
Grange
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