Fun at Home: Planter Kits and Hobby Trends
Mrs Ayres designs a 22 inch Treasure Train planter kit using Philippine mahogany and decals, with two candy dishes in cars. The guide covers assembly time about two and a half hours, staining options, and a total cost under five dollars. Also notes railcar themed decals, leather carving, model aircraft and stamps as popular indoor hobbies in 1953.
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Lloyd Settle
Homer
Tom Ayres
Ayres
Navy
Peter Tlant
America
Cranfield
England
The
United Nations Now
Hav
World Organization
Mra
Birth day dinner honors Mrs Wingett at Shade
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hooper hosted a day dinner for their daughter Mrs. Charles Wingett. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Wingett and Sue, Frank and Frances Hooper, Ben Hooper and others. Afternoon visitors included multiple Hooper relatives and extended family from nearby towns.
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Shade Shade
Fred Hooper
Charles Wingett
Mr i
Sue
Frank Hooper
Frances
Ben Hooper
James Hooper
Barbara
Gary
Delbert Hooper
Otto Swartz
Raymond Woltrod
Nina Robinson
Bobby
Alfred
Willan Failrod
Athens
Floyd Williams
George Lewis
Chesapeake
Londrus Sargent
Eva Bel
Huntington
W.va
George Fulton
Herbert Dixon
Pomeroy
Jean Fulton
Waneta Jeffers
Vinton Social Guests Share Visits Across Counties
A roundup of local visits features the Angles family from Hillsboro staying with Mrs. Hughes and Doris Hughes. W M Majors and children visiting Mrs. Evans. Paunt Davis and kids with Mrs. Beech er Davis. Anna Lee Davis returning from St Marys to her home. Neal Hash and Dennis with Morgan Center. LeRoy Mitchell with the Swicks. the Fitch and Myers families hosting visitors from Detroit and Charleston. Max Barnes and son guests of Barnes kin in Michigan. Seth Huntley back from Children’s Hospital. E O Russell’s 78th birthday celebrated by son in law G E Elliott and daughter. Frank Wallace hosts visits from Carden and Welch families. Anns Higgins notes.
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Vinton
Cavid Angles
Hillsboro
W. Va
Cline Fitch
Max Barnes
Michigan
Mr. Barnes
Seth Huntley
Children's Hospital, Columbus
E. O. Russell
G. E. Elliott
Birthday Celebrations and Weekend Visits Gather in Danville
Relatives and friends met at Mr. and Mrs. Tom Metheney’s home for Charles and Tom Metheney birthdays. Weekend guests included John Ewing Dyke and Grace Dyke from near Wilmington, plus Mary Woodrum of Columbus and Ruth Hewitt of Wellston, with various visits to local residents and a reunion service at Rayton.
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Wallie Cottall
John Ewing Dyke
Grace Dyke
Local Social Notes From Enterprise Area Gatherings
Enterprise residents share visits and reunions across Columbus Lancaster Netsemville and Rockbridge with families including Braden Dupler Blum Helber Miller and Stiversons. News mentions trips to Camp Grounds and a shift toward steel manufacturing using scrap metal sources.
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Enterprise
It Riggs of
Columbus
Robert Ansel
Rex Dupler
Miami
Fla
J. F. Brashares
Luther Blum
Blum
Veterans ' Parks
Rockbridge
Navy names Eugene P Wilkinson submarine commander
Eugene Parks Wilkinson, a Navy specialist in atomic research since 1948, is named commanding officer of the Navy's atomic powered submarine the Navals. He served in World War II and now leads the vessel's crew in the new era of nuclear propulsion.
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Navy
Navals
Wilkinson
Atomic Research
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Sinclair Power
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George L. Smith
Sinclair Products
Athens, Ohio
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Enterprise Social Notes
Hubert Hall
Macy Hall
Nelsonville
Harold Blum
Logan
Bill Helber
Edna Blum
Carolyn
Johnny K. Miller
Pleasurevville
Pedesca
Carol Stiverson
Lane
van Bibber
Clarence van Bibber
Rocknedee
Mes
William Herber
United States
Athens County
Manessah Cutler
Chauncey
Dover Band
Kentucky
Briarhoppers
Chauncey-Dover
Lippett
Howard Bros. Midway
F. L. Woodworth
Guernsey
Jimmie Lynch
ASCB
Cmar
Eugene Parks Wilkinson
Cline
Fers
East State St
Ohio
Mriarehoppers
Moslo Hall
Cincinnati
Falta
Vattl McNew
Wlw-T
Renfro Valley
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