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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1963

Page

16

Bend Peach Festival events set for New Haven and Mason

The Bend Peach Festival activities in New Haven and Mason include a Saturday parade through both towns ending at Wahama field with Gov. Barron and state dignitaries. Nineteen floats will enter, featuring the West Virginia Centennial float with the queen and court and Mason County queen Donna Sturgeon. A reception, tour of the new pilot junior high school, and 5 p.m. dinner at Wahama High School follow, then a centennial ball at 9 p.m. with a clothing style show, quilting, the Tom Reed orchestra, and community performances. Sunday caps the weekend with an ice cream social and a program of music, dances, and a chorus. Tickets for the centennial showboat Rhododendron go on sale with possible second show if demand warrants.

Mason New Haven Wahama Field Pilot Elmer Turner Edith Fox Tom Reed Mason Mothers Club Village Green Lucille Swackhammer

Ruth Circle Meeting Led by EUB Church Group

New Haven reports the Ruth Circle of WSWS of the EUB Church gathered at Mrs. Burrell Dawson’s home with Edith Roush as co hostess. Mrs. Burris opened with prayer and presented the lesson. Mrs. Batey Bryant led scripture and readings were given by Leiving and Athey.

New Haven Ruth WSWS EUB Church Burrell Dawson Edith Roush Howard Burris F. A. Batey R. F. Bryant Otha Leiving Clayton Athey

Mrs. Alley and James Lewis Host Visitor at 907 27th St

Mrs. H. G. Alley formerly Bonnie Caudill and new sol. visit Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis at 907 27th Street. Alley previously ran a beauty shop in Point Pleasant.

H. G. Alley Bonnie Caudill New Sol James Lewis 27Th St Alley Point Pleasant

Rhododendron Seats 250 in New Venture

A venue named Rhododendron seats 250 persons for an upcoming performance. Organizers schedule the event at a local site, highlighting capacity and access details.

To Know Each Other Program at EUB Church Meeting

The Dorcas Circle of the WSWS of EUB Church in New Haven met at the church with Mrs. Charles Weaver as hostess. Mrs. Jack Flesher presented the program To Know Each Other and during the business meeting it was announced that Mrs. Harold Bumgarner would lead the September program and Mrs. Tom Hoff man would be hostess.

New Haven Dorcas WSWS EUB Church Charles Weaver Jack Flesher Harold Bumgarner Tom Hoffman

Live Wire Class Hosts Package Sale at EUB Church

The EUB Live Wire Class met at Mrs. Clayton Athey’s home with co hosts Mrs. Otha Leiving and Mrs. Cliff Roush. Miss Millie Bumgarner led devotions and a reading during the meeting and a package sale was held by the group.

New Haven EUB Church Clayton Athey Otha Leiving Cliff Roush Millie Bumgarner

Man's Arm Injured In Auto Mishap

Two car collision on Route 2 south of Gallipolis Ferry injured Earnest R. Holland 67 of Huntington whose left arm was lacerated after his vehicle struck a car driven by Joyce M. McCoy 23 of Hogsett that crossed the center line. No charges filed.

Point Pleasant Mason County Holland Huntington

Homemakers Role Changes Topic At Training Meet

The Homemakers Changing Role was the topic of a training meeting for Home Demonstration Club lesson leaders in POINT PLEASANT. Miss Wanda Stemple led the session at the extension office and discussed homemaker roles such as wife mother and nurse and how roles evolve through life stages.

Point Pleasant Wanda Stemple County Extension Home Cooperative Extension Office Gertrude Humphreys State Extension Harold Lewis Pocahontas Club J. J. Reed Avalanche John Hanley Wohelo Club George Casto Pioneer Club Albert Roush Rhododendron Club

Parish Picnic Planned by Christ Episcopal Church

Christ Episcopal Church and Bruce Chapel plan a parish picnic on Sunday at Bruce Chapel. The event opens with morning prayer at 11 a.m. outdoors, followed by games and contests from noon to 2 p.m. with silver dollar prizes and pony rides for children. Lunch at 2 p.m. includes meat by Leo Calandros, vegetables by Bruce Chapel women, desserts by Christ Church women, and corn by Homer Smith. Taxi service will convey picnickers from the main road, with parking there.

Point Pleasant Christ Episcopal Church Bruce Chapel Leo Calandros Bruce Chapel Church Christ Church Homer Smith

Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes and Baby Shower

Pleasant Valley Hospital notes admit Jayna Frye of Point Pleasant. Discharges include Mrs. Paul Crabtree of Point Pleasant and Mrs. Robert Scarberry and her son of Letart. A surprise baby shower for Mrs. Richard Rollins was hosted Tuesday night at Mrs. Richard Thomas’s home with many local women attending. The St Paul Lutheran Church circle met at the Parish House with Mrs. Edwin Roush presiding. Mrs. J W McGrew led the business meeting and presented the program.

Jayna Frye Point Pleasant Paul Crabtree Robert Scarberry Letart Richard Rollins Richard Thomas S. L. Hardman Milton Miller Vernon Clifton William Donohue Blue Dennis Walter Selby Howard Johnson Edward Grimes Ernest Handley Eugene Hanes Lloyd Cline Doris Cline Wyatt Kearns New Haven Ruth St. Paul Lutheran Church Edwin Roush J. W. McGrew

Craftsmen to Meet in Charleston West Virginia Guild

State Commerce Commissioner Hul ett C. Smith announced a Charleston meeting for September 14 at 1 p m in the House of Delegates Chamber Capitol to formalize the West Virginia Artist and Craftsmen’s Guild. Attendees will elect officers and discuss future projects and operations of the craft group.

Point Pleasant Hulett C. Smith Charleston West Virginia Artist and Craftsmen’s Guild Smith House of Delegates State Capitol Mountain State Cedar Lakes Craft Guard

Justice Court Fines Traffic Offenders

Wednesday in Justice Of The Peace Arthur M. Goodwin's court Larry Dale Brumfield Apple Grove was fined $10 and cost for speeding. Charles Ingram 109 Fifth St Point Pleasant was fined $10 and cost for no operator's license and was committed. Holley Tomlin Pliny Route 2 paid $10 and cost for defective equipment. On Monday Wilma Litchfield Apple Grove was fined $10 and cost for operating on expired plates.

Point Pleasant Justice of the Peace Arthur M. Goodwin Larry Dale Brumfield Apple Grove Charles Ingram Fifth St Holley Tomlin Wilma Litchfield

Education Graduate Course Meeting Set

POINT PLEASANT An organizational meeting of Graduate Course 609 will be held Sept. 5 at 7 30 p m in the board of education office. This required course in education may be used as an elective for guidance other graduate fields or renewals. Only graduates will be admitted.

Point Pleasant Board of Education

Airman 2 C Lewis to Return From Greenland Assignment

Airman 2 C James Lewis returns to the United States on Sept 13 after a year at Thule Air Force Base Greenland. He will have 80 days leave arriving in Point Pleasant around Sept 15 before reporting to Plattsburgh New York. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Lewis of 907 27th St Point Pleasant.

Point Pleasant James Lewis United States Tube Air Force Base Greenland Plattsburgh N. Y Lewis 27Th St

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