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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1956
Page
3
Residents may donate books to the high school library by calling Mrs. John Cunningham at 2296 for pickup on Saturday.
Local church notices list ministers and service times for Glouster Oakdale Jacksonville Trimble Glenster First Baptist Holy Cross Glouster Church of Christ Jacksonville EUB and Hollister EUB. Bible school morning worship evening prayers and special services are posted with ministers Rev Miles E Hoon Rev J Anthony Bosco Rev Anthony Bosco Rev Paul Graf Rev Clinton Powell Rev Wilbur E Crace and others.
A youth fellowship rally will be held at Oakdale Church Sunday at 5 30 p m. About 30 from Athens Christian Church will attend with delegates from nearby churches. A buffet supper opens the rally followed by fellowship then church services at 7 30 p m.
Trimble Grange 1830 holds a meeting this Saturday at 8 p.m. The first and second degrees will be exemplified. Members are urged to bring seeds or flower slips to trade with other members.
Chauncey The Church of Christ Parish has registered 66 delegates for the state convention of Disciples of Christ in Zanesville May 3 4. Five churches plan a car caravan leaving at 6 p m with an attendance goal of at least 50. Registrations listed: Millfield 19 Chauncey 18 Trimble 14 Greens Run 13 Taylor Ridge 2. Pre convention registrations may be given to Pastor Gilbert Courtney through Sunday evening. A convention youth rally is set for Saturday May 5 starting with a banquet at 5 30 p m Six youth have registered for the rally.
Mrs. Grover Patton hosted the encire club with two tables, awarding high score to Mrs. Frances Wallace, second to Mrs. John Theisen, and consolation to Mrs. William Cole. Guests included Mrs. Charles Sanders and Mrs. Jessie Fulton. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Clifford Sanders. The piece also notes several visiting guests and birthday celebrations related to Mrs. Theisen and others in nearby communities.
A family dinner at Roy and Mrs. Miller's Millfield home Sunday marked two birthday anniversaries verily Roy Miller father and Ruth Kozma daughter.
Chauncey residents and relatives frequent visits across Ohio towns. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simpson and family visited Wellston hosts Mr. and Mrs. Oakey Barnhouse. Dorothy Lanning relocated from New Pittsburg to Morristown. Numerous dinner and guest gatherings involve Frank Lewis family, Jack and Howard Bobo, Lightfoot, Williams, Bownes, Shafer, Kelipatrick, Gardner, Tippett, Brookins, Tippett son David, and neighbors from Nelsonville Columbus Athens McConnelsville Mt. Carmel Hospital Millfield.
Parish notices list multiple churches with ministers and service times. Chauncey Church of Christ hosted by Gil bert Courtney with talks at Greens Run Millfield Trimble Chauncey Taylor Ridge parish night. Other churches include Church of God in Clarence Way unified service youth fellowship evangelistic service and prayer meetings. Morristown Pilgrim and Millfield Methodist notes include Sunday school worship and midweek meetings.
Ticket sales by CHAUNCEY Chauncey Dover volunteer firemen end Saturday noon for their week long carnival. The show closes one week from Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Calmon Kozma hosted a dinner in honor of Mrs Roy Millers birthday. Mrs Miller is Mrs Kozmas mother and the family gathered to celebrate the occasion with relatives and friends.
Chauncey eighty young friends gathered at the home of Biff Brown son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown to help celebrate his third birthday. Mrs Brown was assisted by Mrs Buddy Williamson Athens in serving refreshments to the small guests.
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