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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1955

Page

2

Wahama and Point Pleasant FFA Chapters Celebrate National Week

Wahama and Point Pleasant FFA chapters join nationwide events designated by President Eisenhower as National FFA Week. The two Mason County groups trace history, list activities from August through October, highlight exhibit success and leadership efforts, and note members advancing to state and national events in Kansas City and beyond.

Point Pleasant Future Farmers of America Wal Eisenhower Mason County Wahaman Pot Pleasant Clifford Dunn Waiama Wait Roth Dunn Bailey FFA Lewisburg West Virginia Dunbar Kansas City Howard Sturgeon Larry Keefer Wallie Bauer Werny Kay Adviser Dunn

County Moves for Bull Pool To Help Breeding

A plan in Mason County to create a purebred Hereford bull pool aims to improve beef cattle quality on marginal farms. The idea, led by the Mason County Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee, would purchase three bulls for loan to farmers for about two years at a standard fee. If adopted, three vocational agriculture teachers would help select renters, with a March 8 follow up meeting to finalize details.

Pond Pleasant Poln Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Virgil W. Siders Turadey Siders Mase County Cattiermen Chamber Elthe Nesters Arie Woon Langser Dor G.T. Castor Clifford Dunn Joe Bailey Wiarold Taughrie Ro Ro Tatterson W. W. Smith Dunn Dr. Castor Johan McNeill Lyle Austin Rolfe Lee Russell’ Oshell Isabella Wilson Mwahee Farn Women's Club Farmall C Ford I H.C P.t.o H.C I. H.C Smidley J. D Esse

Pleasant Society Unites Carolyn Sturgeon and David Winkler

Carolyn Sturgeon daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville Sturgeon of Aston and David Ray Winkler son of Mr and Mrs John Winkler of Aston united in marriage on February 17 in the First Presbyterian Church Richmond Indiana. The double ring ceremony was led by Rev Anthony Meengs at 7 30 p m. The bride wore a ballerina length white lace gown over satin with a fitted high neck sleeveless bodice and bolero jacket. She carried a nosegay of white pearls. She is a Point Pleasant High School graduate and works at Citizens National Bank. Mr Winkler a Hannantel School graduate is in the US Navy with seaman second class and stationed in Danville, Illinois. The couple will reside at her parents home. The Pioneer Farm Women’s Club meets Tuesday at Mrs M M Malcolm’s home with Mrs Raymond Vanselous as co host. The highway safety lesson will be presented by Mrs John A Kay at Mrs Reginald Archer’s home in Gallipolis Ferry. Anne Bailey Farm Women’s Club meets Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Mrs Charles Foglesong’s Charleston Road. lesson by Mrs Marshal Fowler. WSCS of Vaught Memorial Methodist Church meets Thursday at Mrs Raymond Adams’ Ohio Street home.

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Ohio U Band Concert Set for Point Pleasant March 1

Ohio University concert band led by Director Charles Minelly will perform in Point Pleasant High School Auditorium on March 1 at 8 15 p m The program features vocal and instrumental soloists a quartet and comedy skits sponsored by Point Pleasant High School Band Tickets available from band members and schools with proceeds supporting the band program The group will tour from Louisville after duties aboard a steamer.

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Rotary Celebrates 50th Year by Joint Meeting

POINT PLEASANT The 50th anniversary of Holery international was celebrated by a joint meeting of Point Pleasant and Bend Rotary clubs. Five new members received pins and plaques, with introductions tracing Rotary’s Mason County history from 192? to the present and the formation of Bend Rotary in 1947. Vilus Hartley attended as guest. Judson Brake is president of Point Pleasant, Don Foglesong heads Bend.

Point Pleasant Holery International Point Sesmat Bend Rotary Mason County Point Pleasant Club al Knight K. W. Robinson Bill Withers Charles Milton Anderson Clifford Dunn Knox Dye Jack Fruth Jimmy Fisher Jack Buxton International Organization Traggarinn Bend Rotary Club Vilus Hartley Judson Brake Don Foglesong Bend Club

4-H Members To Attend Clothing Meet

Five Mason County 4-H girls join peers from three counties for an advanced clothing project regional meeting in Huntington at 9 30 a m in the Anderson Newcom Department store. Ruth Knox WVU extension specialist leads fabrics patterns and accessories with a style show titled Be Fits. Other sessions include grooming and sitting instruction. The event is one of ten statewide sessions with meetings also planned for Parkersburg Charleston Fairmont Clarksburg Weston Martinsburg Keyser Elkins and Weirton.

Point Pleasant Mason County Wth Advanced Clothing Project Huntington Mason County Extension Office Fred Spencer Nina Sue Marguerite Keener Marc Calloway June Spencer Cabel Lincoln Wayne Anderson-Newcom Ruth Knox West ‘Virginia University Huntington Arena Lore Parkersburg Charleston Fairmont Clarksburg Weston Martinsburg Keyser Elkins Weirton

DAR Chapter Marks 54th Anniversary in Point Pleasant

The DAR Chapter in Point Pleasant marks its 54th anniversary with a program featuring Dr Charles Harper of Marshall College speaking on "Weet Wir the Frontier State." Harper, a former West Virginia University and Johns Hopkins PhD holder, previously led high schools and the National Youth Administration in 1945-36. A Rexeh Lodge meeting followed with donations to polio and heart fund drives and a guest list including Mrs Nora Edwards and others. Reservations for the luncheon require a telephone call to Mrs D Connors by March 2, with each member allowed up to three guests.

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