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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1965

Page

9

Ohio couple delivers aid to Weeksbury Kentucky

Darrell and Adria Goff of Port Clinton Ohio drove a 55 foot tractor trailer filled with 30000 pounds of food and clothing to Weeksbury Elementary School Floyd County Kentucky. They followed a TV appeal to help Appalachia and witnessed the town’s need and gratitude as teachers and residents unloaded and distributed the gifts. They plan a return trip after the 450 mile journey.

Momont Ohio Floyd County Kentucky Darrell Goff Santa Claus Appalachia Darrell Adria West Virginia Kentucky Hills Weeksbury William Robert Smith Weeksbury School Pentecostal Church of Christ Wheelwright Goffs Sentle Trucking Co Toledo iSentle Floyd County Board of Education Goff Henry Scalf Prestonsburg Marcus Inez Owens Adria Goff

23 Persons Eligible To Join Gallon Club

Gallipolis residents may join the Gallon Club during the Huntington Regional Bloodmobile visit at Grace Methodist Church from noon to 6 p.m. next Thursday. Eighth pint donors include Vernie Dean J Tim Evans Marion Ford Elizabeth Manning Marie Morrison Marlin Pitchford Mrs Ross Roush Delphia Steele Etta Mae Webster Lloyd Blazer Russell Scott Dan Webster Harold Gibson Nellie Jones George Hall James A Pierce Bobby Clark Marion Harrison David Deaubler Albert Clemson Harold Saunders Mrs Avalon Roush Julius Janey. J Dean Eisel heads the Gallia County Red Cross honor roll with 50 pints. Top donors include Wilbur A Dennis Rev Eric E Cox Robert A Brickles Vance Rees Dr Ralph Burner Garland Parsons Sylvan Gardner Robert Richards Garland Caudill Nelson Gardner. Fifteen others are eligible for two three or four gallon clubs with names listed.

Gallipolis Gallon Club Huntington Grace Methodist Church Vernie Dean J. Tim Evans Marion Ford Elizabeth Manning Marie Morrison Marlin Pitchford Ross R. Roush Delphia Steele Etta Mae Webster Lloyd Blazer Russell Garland Parsons Sylvan Gardner Robert Richards Garland Caudill Nelson Gardner Mona Bartley Ralph Lewis P. D. McCreedy B. B. Matthews Floyd Rife Ruby Sheets Bruce Stout Charles Nuckles Nina Dorton Virginia Roush Clarence E. Thompson Dick Thomas Bernice McMahon Elmer Boggs Regina Saunders Raymond Weiher, Jr

Motorist Reports Mishap To Police

John W Brown III 16 of Lower River Road reported a minor accident to Gallipolis police at 9 am Wednesday. He said while driving west on State Street his right front wheel dropped off the berm into a ditch, causing the car to strike a concrete step and culvert with damage to the wheel tire and suspension.

Gallipolis John W Brown Lower River Rd Brown State St

FFA Chooses Tawney As President

Gallia Academy High School's Future Farmers of America names 1965-66 officers led by Bill Tawney as president Kennison Saunders vice president Bill Brown secretary Roger Angel treasurer Darrell Fellore sentinel and Harold Blankenship librarian Darrell Young earns Star Chapter farmer and Frank Mills II receives De Kalb award officers jackets cost split approved no exams Monday due to Washington's Birthday

Gallipolis Future Farmers of America Gallia Academy High School Bill Tawney Kennison Saunders Bill Brown Roger Angel Darrell Fellore Sentinel Harold Blankenship de Kalb Frank Mills II Darrell Young Farmer FFA

Holley Seeks Divorce in Gallia County Court

William A. Holley of Gallipolis Route 2 filed for divorce from Doris E. Holley in Gallia County Common Pleas Court on grounds of gross neglect of duty. The couple married December 20, 1953 and have two children.

Gallipolis William A. Holley Gallia County

Evening broadcast schedule from South Viet Nam and Zambia

Thursday evening listings show a 6:45 start with a molecules elimination segment followed by a 9:00 press and world affairs censorship feature. 9:30 covers Americans abroad with a state department official from South Vietnam. 10:00 highlights a special on Zambia and its political status.

South Viet Nam Zambia

Barfons Parson Conclave and Sports Highlights on Thursday

A Thursday schedule shows Barfons near 6 00 and Parsons at 8 The program includes television segments at 8 30 football and sports highlights The government convention with Eric Hoffer airs later and Kyle Hill presents the 10 00 news segment

Kid FF Barfons Nears Parsons Rancais Arten Robeports Basket la America Our Government Converentione Eric Hoffer Kyle Hill

Carpenter News Notes from Carpenter area clubs

The Tem ple WSCS met with Mrs. How ard Stanley and discussed Hearing God Speak Through The Bible. Busy Bees hosted by Mrs. Ronald Whittington with program by Mrs. James Gaston. Youth group hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle. Family guests included the Whitton, Burke, Gillogly, and Stout households. A Mt. Union Church group attended a singing convention in Huntington West Virginia.

Westina Crabtree Carpenter Temple WSCS Howard Stanley Stanley C. A. Arbaugh God Ronald Whittington Carpenter Baptist James Gaston Rex Cheadle Ralph Frazier Gallipolis Mt. Union Church Huntington W. Va Earl Starkey Paul Anderson Joe Sayre Ola Perry Frank William Thomas Nancy Mike Stires Columbus Crover Stout Robert Stout John H. Stout Bidwell Stout James Willis Detroit Mich Ray Stout Charleston J. R. Stout Harrisonville

Television Listings Note on Correction Policy

The Messenger states it is not responsible for errors in program listings when stations fail to provide corrected schedules. Bold type marks color programs.

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Presbyterians Plan For Sesquicentennial in Gallipolis

Gallipolis eleven committees map March 13 to 15 events for the First United Presbyterian Church sesquicentennial celebration. Highlights include an Old French City tour, a church history drama, a 150th anniversary service, a banquet March 15 at Washington School Cafeteria, and a talk by Dr. Elder G. Hawkins. Reservations due by March 8.

Gallipolis First United Presbyterian Church First Elder G. Hawkins Hawkins United Presbyterian Church United States Washington School Glen R. Hueholt State St. Gallipolis

Bible study class at Torch TORCH church led by Glen Thompson

The Torch The Baptist Church offers a Bible study class Sunday at 7 p.m. led by Glen Thompson focusing on Genesis. Mrs. Floyd Stukey recently received treatment at Camden Clark Memorial Hospital in Parkersburg. Private David Gibbs is stationed at Camp Casey in Korea. Mr. Lyman Reese is confined to home due to illness. Larry Dulaney of Chicago spent a weekend with his parents in Parkersburg. Dan Nichols of Lowell plans to seek employment in Chicago with Dulaney. The Rev. Johnny Alfred of Rosedale hosted Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dulaney.

TORCH — The _ Baptist Church Glen Thompson Floyd Stukey Camden Clark Memorial Hospital Parkersburg David Gibbs Camp Casey Korea Lyman Reese Larry Dulaney Chicago R. E. Dulaney Dan Nichols Lowell Dulaney Johnny Alfred Rosedale W. Va

Volunteers Make 10th Run Of Year

POINT PLEASANT The Fint Pleasant Volunteer Fire Department made their tenth run of 1965 at 4 20 p m Wednesday to Ambrosia A grass fire endangered the home of Mrs Ethel Stearns and Mr and Mrs Lester Bright but had burned its course in that direction The fire department kept it from spreading to a hillside ICE ON NORTH AMERICA Some 10 700 000 square miles of North America lay under ice at one time or another

Point Pleasant Fint Pleasant Ambrosia Ethel Stearns Lester Bright North America

Reading Labs Demonstrated for Future Teachers Club

Gallia Academy High School hosted a demonstration of a reading laboratory led by Mrs Kath erine Williams elementary supervisor for the Gallia schools. The session showed steps used in regular classrooms to boost reading rate and comprehension with students working at their own pace. Members Mary Ely Sandi Williams Hattie Casey Jane Brown Chris Davis Kay Fenderbosch Michelle Price Debbie Leedy Mary Nash Susan Boster Kay Wollborn Patty Lanier Sandy Sutter and advisers Mrs George L Ely and Mrs Helen Morton attended.

Gallipolis Katherine Williams City Schools Future Teachers of America Club Gallia Academy High School Mary Ely Sandi Williams Hattie Casey Jane Brown Chris Davis Kay Fenderbosch Michelle Price Debbie Leedy Mary Nash Susan Boster Kay Wollborn Patty Lanier Sandy Sutter George L. Ely Helen Morton

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