Symbol Of The Cross Presented By Baptists
Middleport First Baptist Church hosted a capacity audience for the drama Symbol Of The Cross about Christ’s life and resurrection in 30 A.D. Abdiel was played by Charles Vroman, Patricia by Elizabeth Pickens, and the family by Dorothy Anthony and Jack Satterfield. Holy Week observances include an Upper Room Communion on Thursday and an Easter sunrise service at 6 30 a.m with several church members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Middleport First Baptist Church
Donald Boone
Christ
Palestine
Charles Lewis
Charles Vroman
Abdiel
Elizabeth Pickens
Patricia
Dorothy Anthony
Jack Satterfield
Janet Baker
Toney Fowler
Caius
Henry Null
Phillip
Jesus
Ernest Hughes
Harold Hubbard, Jr
Clarence Lacey
Boone
Willis Anthony
Hearthstone
Homer Hysell
Busy Bee
Tony Fowler
Golden Rule
Missionary Miss Spurlock Addresses Palm Sunday Service
Miss Arlene Spurlock, a Gallia County native on furlough from Niger Africa after eight years as a medical missionary, spoke at Middleport Church of Christ. She showed slides of her work and was hosted by Cheshire area residents and her sister Mrs Ella DeWeese. The Philathea Society hosted a social hour and refreshments followed with memory verse glove favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Middleport Church of Christ
Arlene Spurlock
Niger
Africa
Miss Spurlock
Gallia County
Holzer Hospital
New York City
West Indies
Cheshire
Ella DeWeese
Point Pleasant
Philathea Society
Edgar Reynolds
Robert Reibel
Fred I. Gardner
Wom
Middleport Personal notices clutter hospital and family trips
Miss Frieda Faehnle is confined to Meigs General Hospital for injuries from a fall at home Friday. Charles McNamee, 90, remains in critical condition at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis. Other locals visited relatives in Kentucky and Gallipolis as Palm Sunday services and a birthday were observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Faehnle
Meigs General Hospital
William Betz
Jackson
Middleport
C. H. Wise Jr
Wise
Sargents
Charles McNamee
Second Ave
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Minnie Gilmore
Covington
Raymond Burns
Kathy
Arnold Richards
Nellie Winston
Goldie Guthrie
Campbell Harper
Oscar Hardaway
Gallipolis State Institute
Nyle Borden
Borden
Gallia BPW Attends Athens Farewell Tea
Five Gallia women joined 53 members from Athens and eight other towns at an Athens farewell tea for Marietta and Ironton clubs leaving District 11 of the Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs in June. Members named include Madge Neal district director Lena Pleasants president Elise Kimball Marianne B Campbell and Arista Boggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Athens
Marietta
Ironton
District 11
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Jackson
Logan
Middleport
McArthur
McConnellsville
Madge Neal
Lena Pleasants
Elise Kimball
Marianne B. Campbell
Arista Boggs
Two Children Baptized at United Methodist Church
Two children received baptism at the United Methodist Church on Sunday morning. Sandra Sue White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer White, and Pamela Lee Crew, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Crew, were the rite recipients. The choir sang the anthem O Thou Eternal Christ Ride On and Rev. C Melvin Alkire delivered the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Church
Sandra Sue White
Mrs. Elmer White
Pamela Lee Crew
Mrs. Lee Crew
Christ
C. Melvin Alkire
D S Recovery Service Granted $529 Judgment in Gallipolis
Common Pleas Judge Robert M. Betz ordered D S Recovery Service to recover a $529.11 judgment from Henry and Naomi Williams of Gallipolis with six percent interest from Feb 6, 1962 plus court costs. Also dismissed were Robert A. Langhorne’s divorce petition against Velva Langhorne of Gallipolis Route 1 and the Buckeye Building and Loans petition against Elwood and Clara Howard of Salyersville Ky, with costs paid in both dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis—Common Pleas
Robert M. Betz
D & S Recovery Service
Henry and
Naomi Williams
Gallipolis
Robert A. Langhorne
Velva P. Langhorne
Buckeye Building and Loans
Elwood
Clara Howard
Salyersville
Mrs McCoy Hosts Rose Garden Club Meeting
Mrs I O McCoy entertained the Rose Garden Club. Mrs A M Cox spoke on Showy Borders From Seed and demonstrated making flower replicas from grapefruit. Mrs Guy Boggess offered gardening tips and Mrs E A Dodderer arranged the monthly display of daffodils. The hostess, aided by Mrs Norman McCain, served Easter themed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. McCoy
Rose Garden Club
Pomeroy — Border
I. O. McCoy
A. M. Cox
Guy Boggess
E. A. Dodderer
Norman McCain
Pyles Birth Announcement for Second Daughter
Mr and Mrs Jack Pyles of Gallipolis Ferry announce the birth of their second daughter on Friday at Holzer Hospital. The mother is Lois Nibert. Grandparents are G D Nibert and Charles Pyles of Gallipolis Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Jack Pyles
Gallipolis Ferry
Holzer Hospital
Lois Nibert
G. D. Nibert
Charles Pyles
Queen and King Crowned at Pom eroy Post Prom
Katie Morarity daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Morarity Lincoln Heights and Bob Smith son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith Hemlock Grove were named queen and king of the annual post prom held Saturday evening in the Pom eroy Junior High School auditorium. Gallia Marriage Licenses listed Bobby Ray Billetter 20 Columbus warehouse man and Ethel Irene Holley 19 Gallipolis clerk typist. James E Trout 25 Northup bricklayer and Eleanor Jean Harrison 21 Northup bookkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Katie Morarity
Lawrence Morarity
Lincoln Heights
Bob Smith
Ralph Smith
Hemlock Grove
Pomeroy Junior High School
Gallia
Gallipolis
Bobby Ray Billiter
Columbus
Ethel Irene Holley
James E. Trout
Northup
Eleanor Jean Harrison
Pomeroy Baptist Young Adult Class Meets at Home
The Pomeroy First Baptist Church Young Adult Class gathers at 7 30 this evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard for a local meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy First Baptist Church
Richard
Westminster foundation delegates visit Middleport and Syracuse churches
A deputation team from the Westminster Foundation of Ohio University guest sermon at Middleport and Syracuse Presbyterian Churches. James Eblin spoke on criticism with Nancy Stephenson and Ann Nimon assisting. Palm Sunday recognition honored Janice Zirkle, Judy Sauer, Judy Gregg, Lynn Buchanan, David Lyons, Keith Anderson. Baptisms welcomed Carole Anderson and William Ingels. new members welcomed include Miss Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ingels, Mrs. Francis Anderson, Miss Sue Rue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Westminster Foundation
Ohio University
Syracuse Presbyterian
Howard Ruppelt
James Eblin
Nancy Stephenson
Ann Nimon
Lynn Buchanan
David Lyons
Keith Anderson
Dale Walburn
Miss Gregg
Lewis Sauer Jr
Carole Anderson
William Ingels
Ruppelt
Miss Anderson
Ingels
Francis Anderson
Sue Rue
Meigs General Hospital Notes Patients Listed
A list of names associated with Meigs General Hospital appears, including Cleo Pugh Pome roy and Elizabeth Osler Middleport among others. The compilation includes residents from Pomeroy Middleport Reedsville Rutland Mason W Va Syracuse Goldie Willet Guy Kennedy and several additional individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Osler
Middleport
Harley Carman
Pomeroy
Emma Smith
Ernest Bing
Rudolph Gordon
Phyllis Stone
Joyce Grueser
Renkie Linthicum
Reedsville
Isiah Smith
Lois Cecil
Frieda Faehnle
Mary Andrews
Petty Pugh
Crella McHaffie
Rutland
James Elkins
Mason
W. Va
Fredrica Mayer
Syracuse
Six Children Join Church In Syracuse
The Rev. Harold Holmes dedicated six children at the Syracuse Church of the Nazarene on Sunday. The group includes Daniel Wolfe, David Bass, Sherri Bass, Anna Frances Weddle, Kevin Eugene Weddle, and Debora Kay Holmes, children listed with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Harold Holmes
Profit From Buddy Starcher Show At North Gallia High
Admissions totaled 192 adults and 132 students for the Buddy Starcher show at North Gallia High School. Executive Head W. Carter Massie says senior mothers sponsored the event to help cover seniors’ Washington trip expenses, with about $90 profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
North Gallia High School
W. Carter Massie
Washington, D. C
Riding Club Takes No Action On Show Ring
At Gallia County meeting the Gallia County Riding Club discussed tearing down the show ring at the Junior Fairground and relocating it across the creek. The club moved that relocation is not feasible due to concrete sunk posts and rough ground. No action was taken. The fair board favors relocation for more parking and seating. Mac McGinness may contact club presidents about the proposal. The club has invested nearly 400 dollars in the ring with a 25 dollar rental each use. A horse show is planned May 20 at the fairground with May 30 as rain date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County Riding Club, Inc
Farmers Hotel
Gallia County Agricultural Society
Fair Board
Mac) McGinness
Reba Cramer
Gallia County Riding Club
Jack Knight
Sirloin
Cramer
McGinness
Hospital Birth Notices List Local Families
Holzer Hospital notes record newborns to numerous local families including Keefer Dawkins Collier Puckett Miller Kerwood Abel Shields Moore Green Williams Frazer Baer Norman Roush Willis McCarley Shuler Sheets Bates Norman others. The list names parents and residence towns such as New Haven Gallipolis Wellston Jackson Ironton Pomeroy and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Follrod
Pomeroy
Jesse M. Abel
New Haven
Joy D. Shields
Jackson
Ricky A. Moore
Gallipolis
Paul D. Green
Wellston
Ivor Williams
Thurman
Carl E. Frazer
Portsmouth
Jacob Baer
Minersville
Merlin Miller
Warren D. Black
Rutland
Billy J. McCarley
Vinton
Judith A. Shuler
Jame C. Sheets
Meigs County All-County Band Concert Draws 400
About 400 people attended the Meigs County band concert at Southern Local High School Racine. Five high schools were represented with approximately 80 musicians directed by Wilbur Pursley of Marshall University. The program opened with the National Anthem and included pieces such as American Folk Rhapsody Londonderry Air Le Mascarada Swedish Folk Suite Swing Your Partner Invercargill and Overture Militaire Dreaming Winds and Dixie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Meigs County
Southern Local High School
Wilbur Pursley
Marshall University
Londonderry
Bradbury Couple Welcomes Daughter Angela Elaine
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rowley Jr. of Bradbury announce the birth of daughter Angela Elaine on April 6 at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis. Grandparents are Charles Murray of Pomeroy and W. H. Rowley Sr. of Bradbury, with great grandparents Otho Murray of Pomeroy and H. A. Hensley of Long Bottom. The couple also have a son, Michael Edgar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
W. H. Rowley Jr
Bradbury
Angela Elaine
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Charles Murray
Pomeroy
W. H. Rowley Sr
Otho Murray
H. A. Hensley
Long Bottom
Loyal Volunteers Hold Meeting At Cummings
The Zion Church of Christ Loyal Volunteers Class met at Rex Cummings home in Middleport. Billy McElroy presided Kay Wyatt read the secretary report and Joe Smith reported a 9.88 dollar treasury balance. Devotions and games followed with refreshments. The next meeting will be at Robert Steffys home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Zion Church of Christ Loyal Volunteers
Rex Cummings
Billy McElroy
Kay Wyatt
Joe Smith
Robert Steffy
Rev Brown to Speak at Men’s Fellowship Breakfast
The Rev Eugene Brown a former United Methodist pastor now in Waverly will speak at a Men’s Fellowship breakfast at the local church from 6 to 6 45 Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Harry Saddler returned to Bridgeport Saturday after visiting Mrs Bentz Wolfe Mrs William F Baxter and Mrs Bernice Johnson. Velma Douglas admitted to Holzer Hospital Saturday for medical observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Eugene Brown
United Methodist Church
Waverly
Harry Saddler
Bridgeport
Bentz Wolfe
William F. Baxter
Bernice Johnson
Velma Douglas
Holzer Hospital
Teenville Youth Night Draws 225 In Gallia County
About 225 teenagers attended Teenville sessions in Gallipolis for dancing ping pong cards and checkers Saturday. Chaperones were Mr and Mrs George Evans. Next Saturday admission for boys is three colored Easter eggs to be given to the Gallia County Children's Home. Girls make Easter bonnets. Senior high will hold a regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Office of
T. K. Owens
Washington
Walter H. Moeller
George Evans
Gallia County
Miss Lusk Named Judicial Chairman At Agnes Scott
Miss Mary Lusk a Agnes Scott College junior in Decatur Ga was chosen judicial chairman of the student government in a campus election She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Aven D Lusk Lower River Rd and has served as Ansley Cottage president and junior representative on the executive council plus activity on the Christian Association Service Council
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mary Lusk
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Aven D. Lusk
Lower River Rd
Lusk
Ansley Cottage
Christian Association Service Council
Syracuse Club Skips Meeting For Williamson Glass Tour
The Syracuse Third Wednesday Home Demonstration Club will not meet Wednesday. Members will tour Fenton Glass Co. in Williamson West Virginia, meeting at the Syracuse roadside park at 9 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Williamson
W. Va
Fenton Glass Co
Chester Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Relays
Mr and Mrs James Howard and family from Parkersburg West Virginia visited Mr and Mrs Joe Marks Saturday. Anthony Gennette led a group to the Third Annual Ohio Relays at Paden Stadium Athens Saturday with Terry Hoffman Albert Pooler Vernon Cleland and Bobby Foster. Richard Frost and Lawrence Hasbarger visited friends in Chicago Illinois. Mrs Norman McCain daughters Sherry and Fiath and Mrs Charles Reed visited Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland and son Wednesday evening. Miss Sharon Frecker stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs Cecil Nelson Wednesday. Mrs Henry Beaver Mrs Esther Wright Virginia Wright and Esther Spencer spent Friday in Parkersburg. Willard Hines and wife were Sunday dinner guests of Charles Woode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Cleland
Chester
James Howard
Parkersburg
W. Va
Joe Marks
Terry Hoffman
Albert Pooler
Vernon Cleland
Bobby Foster
Anthony Gennette
Paden Stadium
Ohio University
Athens
Richard Frost
Lawerence Hasbarger
Chicago
Illinois
Norman McCain
Sherry and
Fiath
Charles Reed
Ross Cleland and Son
Sharon Frecker
Cecil Nelson
Henry Beaver
Esther Wright
Virginia Wright
Esther Spencer
Willard Hines
Charles Woode
Six From Rutland Will Compete
Winners in Rutland High School preliminary scholarship tests named by Harold Sauer include Martha Brewer Jane Crisp Joe Chapman Roberta Smith Linda Parker Nancy Pope Jackie Wamsley Dixie Roush David Secragg Judy Mullins Richard Lambert and Andrew Chapman. District tests at Ohio University on May 5 will feature Dixie Roush William Gates Michael Stewart Ronnie Taylor Miss Parker and Miss Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Rutland High School
Harold Sauer
Martha Brewer
Jane Crisp
Joe Chapman
Roberta Smith
Linda Sue Parker
Nancy Pope
Jackie Wamsley
Dixie Roush
David Secragg
Judy Mullins
Richard Lambert
Andrew Chapman
Six Men Arrested in Weekend Roundup
Six men were arrested by state police sheriffs and city officers over the weekend. Lesle D Hoffman faced charges of driving while intoxicated. Darsel E McDade 30 Leon was arrested for reckless driving. Albert Fred Wheeler 40 Charleston and Edward Surface 40 Charleston cited for intoxication. Woodrow W King 46 Point Pleasant and Ralph Davis 37 Point Pleasant arrested for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Lesle D. Hoffman
State Police
Sheriff's Department
Darsel E. McDade
Leon
Albert Fred Wheeler
Charleston
Edward Surface
Woodrow W. King
Ralph Davis
Two Women Involved In Route 2 Collision
A two car accident on Route 2 near Gallipolis Ferry left no injuries. Margaret Bray 46 Henderson was turning left into a driveway when Maggie Kyle Woodard 50 Whitesville West Virginia attempted to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Gallia County Highway Bids Open to Resurfacing Work
Gallia County invites bids for resurfacing over 12 miles of state highways in Gallia County. Bids due 10 a.m. May 1 at the state highway director's office in Columbus. Work includes 1.97 miles on Route 35 and over 10 miles on Route 160 through Vinton village and Huntington, Huntington and Morgan Townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Columbus
Vinton
Huntington
Huntington and
Morgan
Open House Draws 1100 Visitors to Hannan Trace Schools
Sunday open house at Hannan Trace Schools drew 1100 visitors. The high school hosted 500 guests led by Executive Head Dennis Murdock and Principal Golden Langdon, while the elementary school welcomed 600 guests with Principal G. Fulks as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Hannan Trace
Dennis M. Murdock
Golden Langdon
G. Fulks
Winding Trail Garden Club Meets at Pratt Home
POMEROY residents will gather Wednesday at Mrs Allard Pratt home for the Winding Trail Garden Club meeting. A silent auction will be conducted during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Winding Trail Garden Club
Southern Local High stages three-act comedy A Rocket In His Pocket
Southern Local High School presents a three act comedy with Dan Cole as spaceman the male teacher and Rebecca Toney as principal. Matinees at 1 p m April 25 26 and an 8 p m show on April 27 feature cast members Winn Rees Duana Wolfe Patty Grimm Ruth Wingett Miriam Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Grimm
Ruth Wingett
Miriam Smith
Charles Smith
Kathryn Brace
Sue Circle
Chaperones Named For Senior Trip
Middleport announces chaperones for the annual senior trip to Washington D C and New York City. They are Mrs. Clarence Lacey and Mr and Mrs Joe Stanley. departures set for May 13 at 10 30 p m. Funds raised via three projects including a Saturday sale of colored chickens and ducks at the former Sports Center and a car wash on Race Street near Village Hall. A May 5 record hop by the Middleport Senior Mothers Club is planned. Three hundred chicks and 25 ducks have been secured for the sale with small packages of feed. chicks 25 cents each and ducks 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Washington, D. C
New York City
Clarence Lacey
Joe Stanley
Parkersburg
Race Street
Middleport Village Hall
Ethel Orr Joins Daughters of America at Chester Council
Audrey Torrence presided as Past Councilors of Chester Council Daughters of America held a lodge hall meeting. Letha Wood led devotion. Ethel Orr was initiated as a new member. Games were directed by Letha Wood Ada Van Meter and Ada Morris with Torrence winning the prize. A list of members and refreshments were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Adams
Ella Hannum
Hattie Frederick
Navada Beaver
Goldie Frederick
Opal Eichinger
Betty Roush
Laura Mae Hartung
Violet Hill
Mae Spencer
Esther Wright
Erma Cleland
Hat Style Show Held by Rio Garden Club
Sixty women attended Saturday morning’s bonnet branch of the Open Gate Garden Club in the Rio Grande College cafeteria. Models included Mrs. John C. Wickline Mrs. Lawrence McKean Mrs. Bob Evans Mrs. Claude Winters Miss Robbin Evans Mrs. Beverly Russell and five year old Vikki Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Open Gate Garden Club
Rio Grande College
William Elkins
John C. Wickline
Lawrence McKean
Bob Evans
Claude Winters
Robbin Evans
Beverly Russell
Vikki Russell
Two Local Baptisms Held at Federated Church
POMEROY David Allen Burt son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Burt and Rebecca Leigh Crow daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred E H Crow were baptized Sunday morning at the Federated Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
David Allen Burt
Marvin Burt
Rebecca Leigh Crow
Alfred E. H. Crow
Federated Church
Firemen Honor 60 Athletes at Pom eroy banquet
Pom ery Firemen’s Association hosted a Saturday evening banquet for more than 60 Pomery High School athletes and guests. School officials and board representatives attended, with remarks on athletic program work and the late Dr. T. A. Hewetson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy High School
Pomeroy Firemen’s Association
Board of Education
Norma Goodwin
Charles S. Gibbs
James Diehl, Jr
Dinner Plans Finalized for Sorority Founder Day
The Ohio Eta Phi and Xi Gamma Mu Chapters of Beta Sigma Phi met at Ohio Power Co. to finalize plans for their founder's day dinner. The annual event will be at Murphy's in Marietta with Edna Miller and Betty Everson’s scout troop presenting at the April 24 meeting. Mrs. C F Tompkins spoke on Easter. refreshments were provided by Pearl Welker Phyllis Knopp Mary Anderson Vera Crow and Sarah Gibbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Crow
Sarah Gibbs
State Police Probe Glenwood Store Entry
West Virginia State Police investigate a break in at Egnor's Store Glenwood owned by Samuel Egnor. A .32 caliber pistol valued at 30 dollars and four to five dollars in change were taken. Entry through a back door occurred between 7 30 p.m. Saturday and 11 30 a.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Egnor
Glenwood
Samuel Egnor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles H. Swanson
Carroll Swanson
Swanson
Gallia Bpw
Guy Sayre
Estel Long
Apple Grove
Joan Conkle
Garnet Jacqueline Love
White Shrine
Naomi Brinker
Mary Shrine
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
IOOF
GMC
Keith Goble
Ford
Middleport, Ohio
TRIA
Edmond Jouhaud
Secret Army
Paris
OAS
Oran
Cleo Pugh
Nancy Cole
Goldie Willet
Guy Kennedy
Cora Rice
A. H. Bailey
Mae Cowie
Janet Dudley
GASCO
Ray St. Clair
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Stanley H. Haskins
Lancaster
Riding Club
Larry J. Keefer
Billie R. Collier
Glenn W. Dawkins
Ravenswood
Thomas Puckett
Albert Scott
Cameron D. Boswell
Virgil R. Miller
Ora Kerwood
Velma M. Douglas
Charles E. Masters, Jr
Quiller F. Scott
Joyce M. Swartz
Paul McGraw
Gus Douglass
Mandeville D. Parsons
Elvin McGowan
Kermit Price
Ross Fife
John Crist
Virgil Brown
Willard Wilson
Denver Nelson
Linda Sturgeon
Jeffrey Friend
Carol King
Joseph Kayser
Lula M. Lawrence
Phillip Barton
Robert Bates
Robert Beuchner
Bill Javvis
John Gilliam
James D. Montgomery
D. W. Leach
P. R. Holcolmb
C. S. Kennedy
Invercargill
Cummings
Brown
Pomeroy Personals
Easter Eyes
Scott College
Chester Social Notes
America
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
New York
United States Steel
United States of America
Salisbury Pta
Ethel Orr
D. of
Rio Garden Club
Robinson's Cleaners
Robinson's
E. Second St
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