Baptists Present Christmas Pageant in Middleport
The First Baptist Church of Middleport staged a Christmas pageant Friday night featuring primary and junior classes. Charles Vroman welcomed attendees as organist Mrs. Cecil Bradbury and Mrs. Gerald Anthony performed a duet.
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Middleport
First Baptist Church
Charles Vroman
Church School
Cecil Bradbury
Gerald Anthony
Marc Fultz
Jeanie Boone
Timmy Thomas
Steve Gherke
Dickie Owen
Joe Anthony
Dreama Hovatter
Amy Clark
Valerie White
Tammy Hoffman
Teresa Thomas
Mary Kay Gallagher
John McCloud
John Pat Riley
Judy Owen
George Hindy
Alan Acree
Steve Jenkins
Vickie McCloud
Steve Hoffman
Barbara Anthony
Debbie Gallagher
Steve Bratton
Gregory Hayes
Sheliah Moore
Nancy Buskirk
Jeri Sue White
Sharon Wilson
Marla
Darla Neutzling
Chester Roush
Tommy McCloud
Jeff Darst
Robin Duckworth
Janie Hindy
Kayte Russell
Joyce Riley
Anita Fultz
Joyce Roush
Mark Vroman
Bobby Rife
Carolyn Acree
Santa Claus
Pomeroy Yule Judging Results Announced
Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce announced winners in the home lighting contest judged by a local garden club. Top decorative prize went to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robson on Rock Springs Rd. Religious class winner was Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich on Chester Rd. Special awards honored Meigs County Infirmary and Pomeroy Golf Club.
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Pomeroy
Jack Robson
Rock Springs Rd
Roy Snowden
Rutland
Terry Ohlinger
Condor St
Bob Hoeflich
Chester Rd
William Mayer
Union Ave
George Nash
Mulberry Heights
Richard Rawlings
Lincoln Hill
A. M. Zahl
Mulberry Ave
Meigs County Infirmary
Pomeroy Golf Club
Church Group Donates 55 to Otterbein Home and Parsonage
The Willing Workers Class met at Mrs. Ed King’s home and gave 5 to Otterbein home and 50 to the parsonage room project. Mrs. John Smith read the Christmas story from St. Luke. poetry was read by six members. Miss Dorothy Long led the meeting and get well wishes were sent to two members.
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Pomeroy
Otterbein
Ed King
John Smith
St. Luke
Fred Goeglein
Geoffrey Wilson
Herbert Dixon
Thomas Bentz
Claude Husted
James Will
Dorothy Long
Dwight Logan
Ben Buck
Bentz
Mrs Pullen welcomed as new member of Evangeline Past Matrons
Mrs James Pullen junior past matron of Evangeline Chapter OES is welcomed into membership by the Past Matrons Club at the December meeting hosted by Mrs Marion French. The gathering featured holiday decor a gift exchange and program readings from Bible scripture and Ideals magazine. Officers were re elected for a two year term with Mrs Joe Young remaining president.
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Middleport
James Pullen
Evangeline Chapter
OES
Ideals” Magazine
Pullen
Young
Willis Anthony
Lee Roush
Third Friday Club Meeting At POMEROY
Mrs. Dale Smith hosted the Third Friday Club with a turkey dinner and exchange gifts under a lighted tree. Officers listed as rejected include Mrs. Henry Reibel president and Mrs. Smith secretary with Mrs. Everett Dailey treasurer.
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Pomeroy
Dale Smith
Henry Reibel
Smith
Everett Dailey
Racine PTA Reports 77 Paid-Up Members for Year
Racine Elementary PTA meeting with president Dorothy Smith in charge. Attendance banner awarded to Mrs. Edna Price's third grade. Rev. McDaniels spoke on The Gift of Love. Christmas carols by Mrs. Hugh Cairns and children. Readings by Bernice Theiss and Sylvia Wigal. Gift exchange and refreshments followed.
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Pomeroy
Racine
PTA
Dorothy Smith
Edna Price
Joyce Hoback
Racine Methodist Church
McDaniels
Hugh Cairns
Bernice Theiss
Sylvia Wigal
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Middleport, Ohio
Baptists
Crow's Steak House
Pomeroy, Ohio
Athens, Ohio
Mrs. Pullen
MEIGS
Thomas Stewart, Jr
Dott Smith
Vinton
Robert Edward Beegle
Linda Faye Roush
John A. Ketchka
Carolyn Rae Bradford
Oscar Lee Robbins
Dorothy June Smith
Chase Hardware
Harold Chase
Mgr
Locust Street
THE
Farmer’s Bank and Savings CO
Federal Reserve System and
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bect
Banking
Federal Reserve System
Ery
R. H. Rawlings Sons CO
Ohio
Ebersbach Hardware
Pomero
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