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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1958
Page
6
Tatiana presents fall millinery featuring crushed soft materials and draped crowns on headbands. Berets and brimmed hats stay proportional, with styles including a velvet violet beret and a cerise ostrich plume dinner hat.
Transition foods bridge summer lightness and fall heaviness. Try onion soup seasoned with paprika and Parmesan, ham nest toast cups with eggs for lunch, and a dessert omelet blending lemon and sugar for a nourishing finish.
The Circle of Ruth gathered with Mrs. Edna Smith for a potluck and meeting. Fifteen members and eight visitors attended as Ruth Carbaugh presented the program and Mary Chase led devotions. Two new members were welcomed: Joy Vanity and Helen Chase. The October meeting will be at Hattie Reeves home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clorence Stanley of Athens hosted a birthday party for their son Richard at the Athens State Hospital Grounds on September 1. Attendants included Mrs. Irene Gretz and several relatives and friends such as Miss Holly Harrison Miss Sally Ann Gretz Miss Linda Kennedy Miss Sharon Stanley and others.
The two piece trapeze silhouettes the season in soft fleecy wool and versa tile sleeveless styles. Local sew ing experts note simple construction but require under linings to preserve flare. Heavy wool needs firm yet flexible underlining and Siri acetate lining offers crease resistance and color harmony. Forty seven attended the Wollett reunion at Rising Park on Sunday Aug 31.
Crochet directions for a 25 inch TV cover in No 30 cotton using four squares to make a 50 inch cloth. Pattern 891 includes mailing costs and requires name address zone. Also advertisement for Printed Pattern 4560 Misses sizes 12 to 18 with 54 inch fabric and mailing details for patterns from The Athens Messenger.
The Paris fall collections favor feminine curves with draped silhouettes and waistlines. New designers bring youth to haute couture while gowns feature full skirts and revealing necklines. American makers will adapt the styles, promising women a revived look admired by men.
Italian fashion opens show a wardrobe dominated by filmy basket weave yarns and pink collars on purple jerseys. Key items include a high belted tunic over straight skirts, empire sheath outfits, corkscrew collars, high neck cocktail dresses, rose velveteen, and purple mohair coats with bright liner colors.
The New Marshfield Garden Club held its September election at Mrs. Harold Stright’s home. President Edna Hayman re elected, with Dorothy Clark as vice president and Berniece Rhodehaver as secretary and treasurer. Attendees included Drue Hoodler Ada Kennedy Berniece Rhodehaver Edna Hayman and Wilma Morgan among others.
List of top titles across fiction and nonfiction categories. Notable works include Anatomy of a Murder and The Enemy Camp in fiction and Inside Russia Today and The Affluent Society in nonfiction. Covers travel, history, politics, and cultural commentary.
Mr and Mrs Marion Snyder of 30 Race Street hosted a birthday party on Saturday for their daughter Connie turning 11. Guests danced played games and Brenda Powell won the door prize. Athens attendees included Phillip Collins Darrell Van Nest Eric Gustavson Linda Hart Joyce Jones Linda Buck Berinthia Rosenberg Brenda Powell Stephanie Hayes. Albany guests included Kathy Judy Jan Leel Marsha Maxwell Warren and Eddie Keirns.
Albany and Temple WSCS First Methodist Church officers meet at 10:30 a.m. luncheon at 12 and 1:15 p.m. Other groups meet across Albany including WCA at 7:30 p.m. and Progressive Literary Club at 7:30 p.m. at Grosvenor Street home. VFW Auxiliary, Troy Grange, Wesleyan Missionary, New Marshfield OES and more host meetings with potluck and dress.
Mrs. Minnie Weigel, state president of the Ohio Practical Nurses Association, spoke at Division No. 14’s annual dinner at First Methodist Church. She urged membership growth, noted state licensing gains, and promoted education and summer workshops while outlining future division and state events.
Notes show Dr Siu chi Huang visiting Mrs Mary T Noss at Elmwood, former Ohio University philosophy professor now at Beaver College Philadelphia. The Jukes family returned to Athens from Chatham Cape Cod where Mr Jukes advised for Mono moy Theater. Pvt Keith MacFadden back in Sacramento after ten days with mother in New Marshfield. Pvt Dana Carsey also at Sacramento Signal School after visiting Athens. Recent guests of Mrs Nancy Jane Gibbs include Bud Shaefer family from Dayton and Gibbs daughter J T Adams visiting with relatives in St Charles Va.
A small hole in a good tablecloth can be repaired with a napkin sacrifice if the mend uses exactly the same material as the tablecloth. The idea stresses material matching for a seamless repair and durable result.
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