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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1965
Page
6
The article compares three mascara types and how to apply them. Brush on is light and easy for teens and older women, cake mascara offers controlled thicker coverage with a wet brush, and cream mascara gives dramatic dark lashes. Natural black or brown shades recommended for day wear.
Fresh valleyed pike from Lake Erie will be served with salad rolls and dessert after the first Ohio University football game on Saturday September 18. Dinner service runs from 6 to 8 pm and dancing by the J Quets from 7 to 11 pm. Reservations encouraged.
Letters from readers describe wild game dishes. Mrs. Eugene C. Miller offers Rabbit German Style with sour cream. Mrs. Osa Chadwick shares Baked Venison with tomatoes celery onions and spices. Readers are invited to contribute further methods and note vinegar as a flavor offset.
Suzanne Drach, 42 Avon Place, June graduate of Athens High School, was awarded a Miami University alumni scholarship as a freshman. She is among 167 named scholars in a $33,180 program to attract talented leaders. Awards range from 100 to 450 dollars.
Mrs. R. W. Finsterwald and Mrs. D. W. Goddard hosted a brunch at 11 am Saturday at the Ohio University Inn honoring the former Miss Elizabeth Owen Gray who became Mrs. EK Julian Caldwell in a 4:30 pm ceremony Saturday. Numerous invited guests included family, bridal party members, and out of town relatives from Ohio, Virginia, Canada, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, West Virginia, and beyond.
AGC presented a placement flower show at the John Baker Calhoun Center with display themes Growing Sharing and Showing. Chair E F Rothel led volunteers including Wilson Smith P J Woodworth Gordon Bush and Homer Baird. Entries came from many club members and out of town guests for Ohio University opening events. New president Hazel Rogers to be installed Sept 20.
Doctor advised pill-counting method for daily medications. Heloise also offers tips on navy beans quick soaking, un-rusting a sewing needle, restoring shoe heels, starching muslin pillowcases, keeping soap bars to scent and mildew control, and organizing dog food in cans.
Mrs James Kimball hosted a Zeta Alpha chapter gathering on Colum bus Road with year books distributed and a surprise baby shower for Mrs O R Walls the chapter president. Mrs Tom Henry supreme district deputy of Emblem clubs installed a replacement officer with Mrs Wayne Wingett assisting as installing marshal. Refreshments and a social hour followed. both ladies received gifts from the Gallipolis club.
Alexander Presbyterian Church Circle One met at the home of Mrs George Evans with Mrs Margaret Kasten as co hostesses. Seventeen members and a guest Mrs Ira Martin attended. Mrs Homer Higgins chaired the business session followed by a program on trees and flowers of the Bible featuring Mrs Ben Dorsey Mrs Plaummer Lax and Mrs George Snider.
Alpha Lambda chapter members will gather at Mrs. Adda Maccombs 50 W Carpenter St on Wednesday Sept 15 for a potluck dinner at 6 pm. Hostesses are audit ing and scholarship committee members led by Mrs. Ernestine Beaty and Mrs. Maude Stauffer. Mollie Jackson will run the business meeting before a program on Indian Music of the Woodlands of Eastern America by Mrs. Maurel Hunkins.
At Summit Grange the coming year officers were elected led by Master Mrs Edwin Wagoner and Overseer Bernard Ward. Other officers include Lecturer Mrs Lester Scott Steward Walter Dicken Assistant Steward Harry Hawk Chaplin Mrs Ed Hawk Treasurer Edwin Wagoner Secretary Mrs Bernard Ward Gate Keeper Floyd Beveridge Ceres Mrs James Bain Pomona Mrs Oscar Andrews Flora Bernard Ward and Exec Lt committee Mrs Elmer Pierce Lady assistant steward Mrs Wagoner named committee chairs include Legislative Edwin Wagoner Juvenile Mrs Elmer Pierce Home economics Mrs James Kelly Youth Bernard Ward Community service.
Tollesboro Kentucky couple Mr. and Mrs. Vinerd White announce the engagement of their daughter Norma Ruth to Russell Lee Mason son of the late Sedley and May S Mason of Albany. Norma Ruth White a Tollesboro High School graduate works in the Hilton Hotel accounting office. Russell Mason a Harrisonville High School graduate works at the Athens National Bank. An open church wedding is planned for Saturday September 25 at 2 p.m. at the First Apostolic Church Vine Street Cincinnati.
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