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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1972
Page
6
Amy Vanderbilt, social etiquette expert, presents a revised edition of Amy Vanderbilt's Etiquette, now shortened from the 1952 original. The book updates readers on current manners from engagements to announcements, with Vanderbilt noting her readers’ questions keep her au courant.
The interview notes evolving etiquette from wedding norms to attire choices. Topics include bridal status, green in weddings, white attire for guests, divorcee wearings, hatless trends, white gloves, and pantswear rules, with references to Hollywood, Europe, and Buckingham Palace.
Abby explains mail delivery ends at the recipient after delivery and suggests using a post office box to keep personal mail private. The column includes reader letters praising or disputing mail handling at workplaces and tips on proper tipping etiquette for waitstaff.
Ronald E Betts and Bonnie Wogan were married at McArthur Nazarene Church in an 8 pm ceremony officiated by the bride’s father. The couple resides on Route 1, McArthur, with family also from McArthur Route 1.
Heloise advises serving dip in mini and larger aluminum cupcake liners to keep a large bowl attractive. Fill cups with dip plus paprika or parsley, set two long-handled spoons by the bowl for refills, and let guests use their own small bowls.
Marian Reeder presents Speed Balls a fast inexpensive meal using hamburger meat bread crumbs milk and onion soup mix. Brown balls simmer in sauce then serve over rice or noodles with noodles drained and mixed in. A nod to Peg Bracken author of I Hate to Cook books adds a playful note.
Cora Weiss, peace activist in Hanoi, comments on government and press refusal to acknowledge the group provided information and letters during the POW release process.
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