Easter Services Draw 200 At Chauncey Church
Two hundred church members and guests attended Easter sunrise service at 6 30 in Chauncey First Church of Christ with Mrs Helen Courtney delivering The Resurrection and Christine Brown on organ. Gilbert Courtney preached the Easter sermon during morning worship and children presented recitations before the Lord's Supper. The Chauncey WCTU meets at 7 30 pm next Monday at Mrs Nellie Brookins home to plan the arm program, led by Mrs Florence Pendergrass.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ, Chauncey
Helen Courtney
Christine Brown
Pearl Henry
Gilbert Courtney
Dorothy Daugherty
Chauncey Wctu
Mra
Nellie Brookins
Converse St
Mie
Florence Pendergrass
Citizens Party Nominates Mayoral and City Council Tickets
The Citizens Party held its nominating convention in the circuit court room. John Clay Hutchinson was nominated for mayor. Council nominees by ward were Howard Brewer and Leon Thompson. G. B. Woodard. L. R. Gerlach and Ray Greenler. Charley Fowler and William Burdette. George Kenny and E. H. Hawkes. One vacancy in Ward 2 to be filled before the May 21 election filing deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Citizens Party
Circuit Court Room
L. R. Gerlach
David O'Neil
John Clay Hutchinson
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Mann
Bert Patterson
Howard Brewer
Leon Thompson
G. B. Woodard
Ray Greenler
Charley Fowler
William Burdette
George Kenny
E. H. Hawkes
Second Ward
Delores Wallace Wallace Thomas wedding at Trinity Church
Delores Eleanor Wallace of Apple Grove married Robert Lee Thomas of Huntington in a Thursday ceremony at Trinity Methodist Church. The couple will reside in Huntington after a wedding trip. Delores is a UK graduate and technologist, Robert a Marshall College engineering student and Navy veteran.
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Point Pleasant
Vandale Wallace
Apple Grove
Delores Eleanor
Robert Lee Thomas
Paul F. Thomas
Jefferson Blvd
Trinity Methodist Church
Holly O. Shamblin
Henry K. Fry
Panama
Peal Thomas
Martha Conley
Huntington
E. Joseph Buffington
Thomas
Marshall College
University of Kentucky
St. Mary’s Hospital
Duke University
West Virginia Society of Professional Engineers
Eighth Ave
Collision injures woman on Escoe Hill Route 35
Albert Stephens of Jericho Road and George A. Weber Jr., a Marine from a South Carolina base, collided on Escoe Hill Route 35 Sunday at 6 15 p.m. Weber said he braked on a bad curve causing skidding and steering wheel impact. Mrs Stephens suffered chest injuries. About $400 damage to both cars. Vehicles towed. Weber and two Marines left by bus to their base.
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Point Pleasant
Albert Stephens
Jericho Road
George A. Weber, Jr
South Carolina
Escoe Hill
Weber
Robert C. Dilley
Stephens
Illey
Dilley
Central PTA Plans Meeting at Central Grade School
The Par ent-Teacher Association of Central Grade School will meet Tuesday, April 26, at 7 30 p m. Mrs Jus tine Brake, president, will conduct business meeting. William H Bardin will discuss Mason County school building needs and a movie will be shown. The Girls' Glee Club will perform numbers and the public is invited.
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Point Pleasant
Parent-Teacher Association of
Central Grade School
Justine Brake
William H. Bardin
Mason County
Girls’ Glee Club
Intoxication Charges Bring Fines of $25
Harry Wade Holland and Geneva Mc Bride of Charleston were arrested on intoxication charges by Sgt. D. G. Wilfong and Deputy Sheriff Toral Morrison at Kanawha Eight Mill on Route 35. They paid fines of $25 and costs each after being found asleep in a car blocking nearly half the road. Holland also paid an extra $10 fine and costs for obstructing traffic.
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Point Pleasant
Harry Wade Holland
Geneva McBride
Charleston
D. G. Wilfong
Toral Morrison
Kanawha Eight Mill
Route 35
Wilfong
Holland
Hartford Man Released on Bond in Home Break In Case
Burley Beard Jr. of Hartford was released on bond to answer grand jury findings. He is charged with breaking and entering the residence of his estranged wife who has a divorce suit pending. Evidence was taken Monday by Commissioner William H. Rardin.
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Point Pleasant
Burley Beard, Jr
Hartford
William H. Rardin
Thursday Last Day To Register For Local Election
Thursday April 21 is the final day for citizens not yet registered to file to vote in the May 21 city election. County Clerk John G. Aten says residents within the corporate limits who have lived there 60 days are eligible.
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Point Pleasant
John G. Aten
Man Held to Jury On Stabbing Charge
Nelson T. Myers Sr. of Point Pleasant was held to the grand jury on a charge of stabbing Victor Turner in the back with a knife. He posted a $1000 bond.
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Point Pleasant
Nelson T. Myers, Sr
Victor Turner
Home Under Construction at 2409 Mt Vernon Ave
Mrs. Olin Neal and family begin building a new frame home at 2409 Mt Vernon Ave. The dwelling will have three rooms a kitchen and dining area on the first floor two rooms on the second floor with John Cook of Gallipolis Ferry as foreman. Mr Neal works at Philip Sporn power station.
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Point Pleasant
Olin Neal
Mt. Vernon Ave
John Cook
Gallipolis Ferry
Neal
Philip Sporn
Point Pleasant Clinic Discharges Patient To Home on Charleston Road
Mrs. A. L. Stewart was discharged Monday from the Point Clinic and taken home on Charleston Road. Mrs. Harold Cunningham has been admitted for surgery.
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Point Pleasant
A. L. Stewart
Point Clinic
Charleston Road
Harold Cunningham
Sur
Bridge Club Meeting Set After Lenten Break
The Married Ladies' Bridge Club resumes with a Thursday 1 p.m. gathering at Mrs. W. H. Morgan's Main Street home. Mrs. E. E. Heiner will serve as hostess.
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W. H. Morgan
Main St
E. E. Heiner
Bible Class To Meet At Church Parish Thursday
The Men’s Bible Class of the Church of Christ will meet at 7 p m Thursday at the church parish building. Classified notice announces the gathering led by class president Carl Shafer.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Church Parish
Carl Shafer
Local social notes list Ord and Robbins families in West Virginia
John Ord and Alvin Ord families of Rupert join Mr and Mrs Clarence Ord and children Bonnie Alice Dickie and Clarence Jr of Rupert. Wirt Robbins and Alka Riddle families and Mary Lynn visit Point Pleasant. Hugh Bruestle visits his mother Mrs Fannie Hensley in Parkersburg area. Mrs John Cheesebrew is ill at son Claude Cheesebrew's home 1401 Kanawha St. F G Musgrave and E E Thomas of Parkersburg on business visits Charleston and city. He retains local property interests.
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Buck Jamison
Tommy
Main St
Jamison
Katherine Rolph
Huntington
George Schlotthauer
Barbara Jane
George Franklin
Madison
Wis
Schlotthauer
E. E. Franklin
Main St. Louis
Valentine Mueller
Louis Mueller
Marquette Ave
Holzer Hospital
John A. Blain
Gallipolis Ferry
Kerr Blain
South Side
Stella Mohr
Gallipolis
Cebert Manley
West Columbia
Oxley Blain
Hester
St. Petersburg
Wilhelms
R. T. Hall
Park Drive
Joseph Turner
Charleston
Carolyn Hayman
West Virginia University
Disa Hayman
Edna Burdette
Leon
John Ord
Alvin Ord
Clarence Ord
Bonnie
Alice
Dickie
Clarence
Rupert
Wirt Robbins
Alka Riddle
Mary Lynn
Point Pleasant
Hugh Bruestle
Parkersburg
Fannie Hensley
John Cheesebrew
Claude Cheesebrew
Kanawha St
F.G. Musgrave
E. E. Thomas
Cantata at Millfield Church Features Youth Roles
Easter cantata drama presented Sunday night at Millfield Church of Christ with Violet Theisen as reader and several youths in roles. After sunrise services a breakfast for 100 was served in the church basement. Dale Wilcox delivered the morning sermon as the newly robed choir sang. Mr and Mrs John Loper Jr were visitors.
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Chauncey
Millfield Church of Christ
Rod
Violet Theisen
Dale Wilcox
John Loper, Jr
Recognition Dinner Honors Church Choir and New Members
A fellowship dinner will be served Tuesday at 5 45 p m at Millfield Church of Christ in recognition of the church choir's work and new members received during Easter. A short program and conference will follow to finalize plans for a May 1 rededication program.
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Chauncey
Millfield Church
Earliest Cardboard Made From Papyrus, Ancient Tech
The earliest form of cardboard was a papyrus layer beaten to thickness then pressed and dried in the sun, Britannica notes. The ancient method shows early paperlike material development.
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Britannica
Roberts Returns Home After Burial Escort
Chauncey Miss Peart Roberts former Millfield resident who brought Louise Roberta’s body from Oklahoma for burial in Nye Cemetery Chauncey returned home Monday. She was accompanied by Alva Smith and stayed with Miss Roberts’ Millfield cousins Dr C N Sanders and Mr Charles Sanders and families.
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Chauncey
Miss Peart Roberts
Millfield
Louise Roberta
Oklahoma
Nye
Alva Smith
Miss Roberts
Clarence Sanders
C. N. Sanders
Charles Sanders
Loyal Women’s Bible Class to observe 40th anniversary dinner
Chauncey First Church of Christ marks the 40th anniversary of the Loyal Women’s Bible Class with an annual noon dinner at Floyd Nye’s home on High Street. All members and former members are invited to attend and contribute to a pot luck meal. An afternoon program will be directed by class president Mrs. Carl Shafer.
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Chauncey
Loyal Women's Bible
First Church of Christ
Mis
Floyd Nye
High St
Carl Shafer
Mrs. Rutledge Returns From Mt. Sterling
Mrs Pearl Rutledge of Chauncey returns to her May Avenue home after several weeks away in Mt Sterling Ohio. She visited her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs George Rutledge and in Athens she called on her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Floyd Hutchina.
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Chauncey
Pearl Rutledge
May Ave
Mt. Sterling
Ohio
Rutledge
George Rutledge
Athens
Inlaw
Floyd Hutchina
Realty Sale Reported in Point Pleasant
The O'Neal real estate agency reports the sale of lot 40 Burdette Addition by Leland H. Lieving to Charles A. Hi Jr formerly of Ripley.
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Point Pleasant
O'Neal Real Estate Agency
Burdette Addition
Leland H. Lieving
Charles A. Hi, Jr
Ripley
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Fred Allen
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